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Ashland Tidings q. Cleanliness, Personal Alfenlion THE AHIAXI PTJVTT5G OX and Courley uinllntn ir aiane uie Eaalc Meat Marlcet Popular Ey Lyaa T. ! ) ; tu ':r. cz ti d7 ;.WXX1T f P1lt T mi market kit tMr caK. b; 4nr. w)ii fc khl Ik fltiw hf Uni our mif. 7h KaowUdi ih.p will fel4 'r )4itioa. B-rt P- Off E-i'C i'i Xja2W Exrvy E. Lout i 1 ' VaaojHr oi. ti i". L. Schvvein Orual Cry 2:i Cw:? t-i;er cz ij U.; -lir '-i earth. 81 N. Main Phone 107 In kAn. 1 ;.i V :-i iTTCF.?T:-''T E-lTXs C- Tat Ti- p-ATaius A-J-riaire Jl A J-errata ru.s ca r.-r.-:-ua ;:c -rratiz tare tur.zi zi zcz 2. 11 .-ir pT ti e:4 etmi tilr cr is i- u u ii - ur. TTX-MATIC ATD ETOTOXIC-U. OFi.wiuii'jx. Ti r.:r ia-i cjhsxi ta rjs ti e-'ttr? 4t r;-"7. xi-ir - tn-jal '.':i ti vr t'.Tyjt. :7t3i is cor icity. rtr tlx ia" Tiitii ai c;:r tiiy to tsftiza: ti fTJtn aii Eioi v7 wilci ti iui:sa ti ectaty la tni.i tir? tzi :i -aI 6ff.i aid sHri::7 ta f.iz tya -ti ti ia;i:-i? 2k-:ti-Ti rwI'J ti cr 6'-rrti;ii stay trc? ef v Jit?t to ra.irj- A i:di :;t'--2:v. iu ta ecx; . i ia ti rti.vi cf iaiili:? i.::;t;t tai- fci tiat ri.',: tax;a7n xir; rT t! ca ti:? nrrat yar rcirJ cf aay aad aH d:::;ad back to ti roH cf 1JH. Ti d;isia e.tt aaT all ta carried forward oa ti rtrrt ti ro!U and coastltate t Tery taba'e and eocTealent rec cri. tie first important featnre of the tx ordr waa the Introduction of a tew form of tax receipt showing the , distribution of the different tax . . . , .1 i which go to make up tne total la stallments. The valuation Is given. the school district in which the prop- erty Is located Is noted and the total ux given in lump sum. ua me , i, given the total mUlage of each tax-, ln district In the county, so that the taxpayer may readily prove the ex- tensions and see if his ux receipt is orrect CTtI:,u t. rr,t teterestin fact ' is this- The cost or collection tas tees ct'ia,:y reduced whiie the terries Us ta leprored. la tie KAKer of tax conctkns Jaksra er-ty is bow oae cf the Bvt rrtIti aad prcpesetve ia .1... v . ti t mart nave &n a mor ?upuij ovemter s are suoject to per cem ' pae ia those days thaa now, if i penaity in addition to accrued inter HTCHIS .TT THE -WORI.D." a chance cf intruders. j wt Sutementa for the second half Tie X-w Tork WorM. wiici U t-w GoTraor Higies as a ttz ii Ur srri ..eat. was oa of fcj avt staaaea a.ijjortr wha he u eaa t for tie off cf for- or of "w Trk. Tiis. too. de :e tie fact tiat tie World was is deavcxratie. At tie tiat to wiieh w r'T ti Wo eoasiceat' aal rt-rd"7 rd tie rtis:iaa.tloa of Covertor Kiri frr-n A'-aay to Wasiinrtoa re ti state and aati-,3 lave j ra;l 1 ti j,t-!j fralu of tU ad-! tie pric: fralu of tU ad- atioa a. rerxor of Xew, tiitra Tot On ti ttoraing after tie election World said: 'GoTraor Hughes re ct5on is a great coral rirtory. wo it llr.:f ty :ta".ir.g to tv mrral t. of ti (ttT citizen- . orriZ's. vot ara:-it as etorrsous re-' t-;tlin defectioa. Arsinrt him Ty. and E'ynr of Wall . . .v. -.. .v. . 1-, i v.. -f tin Errr. tie I'.f lnmranee eom-1 ptnl a ti jtty repiblicani w-'.Ta i ti.d offended, j Hies ia tie te inters or tne r wM EQch Mfef u iting the ramuy 01 ner u. u- rte cf Xe-r Tork and a Jaae4 fa tU oJj taj u tie pc .j,4 ,ert t00 Und, H. S. Emery. tie ovsat be?r? atad at that ; f tift WCiri u ;w7 vive. ti to taat hita as ti repsblieaa ! . c-ttodo etiaki that' , , . Med ford is having a lime temper- caxit for ti prifacy. The VSa j v b ti ' U l ance agitaUon Utely. Wor:d "What foHy '11 ' wo: V to rxoT. CiarV. E. ' I! t"tU ' readily ei;laiaed. p.whorsc 0ers from aorthera Oflrreraar Jngie. won ase tneb?jt ft g pmcrtpt5cn t0 peoi.e tr-.n V.m to carry on the a rf wWA fte h,d toM lhe rreat reronr, t ti. .-ga. Tier want the r-ent of th!, state to , " - J Xow that I'V-y lu decUred war oa Germany she may ipx the at tttt5or.s cf tie Kaiser's own tutelary ii'tilty. i T.i ya tt hear of a man so ' nit.tt-d to teliin the truth ' ti lii I wKl lie to a caavera? rixv? forward ' .. ? part of, '--lag ii ta a ri li. list.' "a" r: tiia oae: tc:i 3. H. S. "ITt dar. jti 7 tia tii-er tiit ti7 -' A iall;ie SrEJaSaa P-u.:-3 for c- &u.i, wlt r3 C- M:r u: i4z tU mured tti-r dox, tiat ClrOzatlca Vu a tr.3oa I- Ca featr. - -A- ti xor'.i a aai eir- .-.... . ri X aT decided, oxte? to tie fact owtr? to tie fact ( Ashland wore a, tiaz e-fry':ody la j v . n ti-tii t" h onnn of Ju'.y and henceforth did cot buy a straw hat onta at least a month later than asual. that the official season oa straw hats will remain open until October J (and longer if the weather lasts). Raillerf-. It was rather laughable to see the patrons of the "191 Bar" at the ..... , . .rail uu men iiv " jnon acohoiic Ve,nhard prodnct the(r parched ple. i udiM fougtt ,hy of the waj op oJ min(j8 oBly the gmaU o . , In digging out the te tor th. '"Twenty - five Tears Ago column 'm the old flies of the Tidings we . Irf nnnanfll ' . i . , i : . came across int w :or of i.iziit Enci. inuiuuicu i recommendation among those made j resented 49.4 per cent of the toUl ty tie grand Jury to the Hon. L. R. ! amount charged. Webster, Jud? of the circait court: j The second half taxes are due Oe- "We would recommend tiat the Jail tot, 5 .nd Interest at li per cent be ecelo-ed by a fane sufficient topr mMB will be charged after that ieep away intruGers. im i i Joe Kerr, cse of th men who h!f- to ka ti ;ark ftaatifal, at ; "s Grotto this rcoraing sail- I j , ... t-vtr. a mrrT the Other 1 . . t . .w. w B la ' Try watrtt.g place of aay eon-: iystea if co-operated In by taxpay 59ce la ti rtited Stat. arl forer4 will tare the cost cf aa extra baity aad t:rra.l water, bob cf.d;ty daring Ux-paying time. . L.V .VI. . . . ti otin ;re j And he s: j that he u taliia wit t tr. Las Bricoi rosance ,; 5n5,td to iu arrUg to p-, fiir yo? :.''rtted accorditr to rraseriae ia-, I tnmmf'r.T, fr,TH Pftlln It T.l 1 UOC wis in lie hi i-- f'e-lert letters frora his ofr.ee dowa here in th va:iy. bat one day was- barv that a3 he foand tiate to - send was a tot tastHy scrawled ca , " . ..",'," T. v,t Tt-; " ' ""-Jcfnce nt ottipry part of the la- j eident came when th yoaa? lady in ; the case, granting at the almost iHeg-j, Ible scrawL did tot try to read it- fcnt thinkinr it a crescriptioa to rem- J . edy a cold of which she had told the j took , Mt little note call- un kisHif of Mns tWi;ff like th4ti to , Eoseburg drag ! gist to be fHled. j Xow that we come to think about j it, why tot advertise the Lithia park j picnic grounds as the "only antls grounds ia America"? Can you re- call any other picnic place which had so few bags and anU in evidence? lt ad to le considered the correct j . . : - 1. i. v. v- r ' . ... . ...1'tne moneers reuuwu -r-, A2 B tili to aixi7 sr.i ie. , ;s: tie C4ufz i a Te-y fretty 1:0- xiti -J i s 1:1 P1 a.'craid rwrl.; Eat Ja a-.a! ;raeti tie grrrarl U al so t2;7 tiat a ereaa pitcher will cot staal cprigit. ti i i .... i tun ad acta prerer tie wtite ei-! pans of th Junta elcta to the ordi pans of the luneh ckth to the or.i-1 nary routes of travel, aaj we 'Te lei to nan ut i u w u j - can feel graceful or look grace-ul ; wu.e vrjms w s- v";Tney unanimously greed that the his or her clothes aaa get near tlons with the potato salad. Yes, " thaak yon. we much prefer the ta- bles and benches of Lit h la picnic grounds. Second Half Tazes Delinquent Oct. 5th According to a statement issued today by Guy Harper, deputy tax collector of Jackson county, there remain on the 1915 Ux rolls $400. 931.6S In unpaid taxes. Included in this amount is $58,000 due on the 0. k C. railroad grant lands. The iumi w v . k - ...j ti-? cie re .rVt.K vat. aate. Ail taxes remaining uupua have all been written and taxpayers when making payment will confer a pMt favor on the department, states yr. Harper, by enclosing tie receipt tr.r t. firtt half nr hT statir z the .rB':,, of i first half reeeint. This If wrft co-aa to worst, perhaps 'f-- and Po.an snd food to marooned Amenc Poiand wlU ricaas Tie way women are shooting men COWa ia this country is becominj rai:y te.Tiryiag. - It' a Wesaiag tiat the cooks do " l-e -i " shore la sa mater. Galvaniied pipe, 1 iach. m Inch . . . , . 1 I 1-J " . r I A." IX 6'Jl.e 1QU 'i . , . . . ,-t-.. ana z inco, tor .e rosi oy rtu. 27-tf mm. 1 S rla. mc, lor SO M. Cujtrr etAeoov&coi ic we TV 4 Twntv - Five Ymts I - - - Ago in Ashland , .v (Taken from the files cf the T14-! , . v . ten of September IS. The S P. raurcaa ran ?;at trains three ttetes daDy to tie Jack son county fair m attended p,otw , . ihlatd from Jactsonvilie and Ti- . , , j .- j . deUghtfn, day tt tt,t chirming dty. i,u . . ... ,v. dinner the fint ev.r .nread in Ore- goo. The purses for the horse races at the county fair will range from $100 to $350 for first" priies. Plenty of quail are being bagfed by the sportsmen about Ashland now. (The quail season now opens for oaly a short time and not until nest month.) The- fall term of the Ashland schools opened last Monday and the total enrollment was 34S, which has been Increased to 375 since, and by the'close of next week will probably approach 400. Last year on the opening day there were only about 290 enrolled, and the year before only 240. The opening week indi cated better attendance and work in the Ashland schools than ever be fore. James Agler. the new superintend ent of the Ashland-Red Bluff ci-i Tision, with headquarters at Duns-! mulr. was over Thursday night. The j new superintendent, who Is a brother ; of D. C. Agler of Ashland. Is a pleas- ; ant gentleman and his experience on the Truckee division, where he was superintendent for some time, es- pedally fits him for his work on the Ashland-Red Bluff division. , j Mrs. Eber Emery of Gold Hill davs after attending spent several I i. amuiin'1 w . taTe parsed through la the last few dars with their strings 01 corses. bound for the county fair. A city ordinance creating the tare wards of the city and defining their boundaries was passed at the Mon day meeting of the city eounciL An ordiaaaee was passed which admits hose company Xo. 2 Into the fire de partment was passed. Council ad journed to meet September 1, when bids for the contract for the new city hall will probably be let, The fruit men have been wearing broader smiles this week as the con sequence of the improvement In the market. The lowest prices paid by shippers this week for markeUhle peaches not already contracted has been 1 H cenU and better prices are offered for choice lots. Mrs. E. V. Carter and Mrs. G. C. Eddings returned from Klamath Hot Springs resort Tuesday. Mrs. S. B. Whittle left Monday for a visit with friends and relatives in Jfwnhine county. . ! Tie Tilings Is In nd of money and TOi!d like to hav a r;!porR! frata scce of iu dellnqient uIj i:r:Nrri. Saae story today.) C. Mlijs ao:cpa::ied hia dangh T?. i Cara. to Portland, where ti a::al St. Relets Hall the K'-sJLt 7a.. ci ifcalij'i traia, re-tx.-xa? i-i-i7. G. E-Ki ar i Mrs. Etter ' f.'.i j x"izUztt at tie Bai tii tis.xii.tiii it ii'trL:ti fron the t-ttf tizrtt. Et. aid Mrs. A. ' II. Exs3 are ajo ia attendance , L,t1 y Eaxos retorted Wednes 4 iiy rc Wooira. Marion county, Ti- it zis :ta tmpioyea carpen- : ;triz- iiT tie iat lammer. Levi f iiT, AiiU:i Uats the Willamette iTiTiT fc-r a i!a to lfia Earrett. Crocker, Chll coct. Kiirit. Strasfe. Eakin, Rice ! aai MLsss IXLie P.i ard Hallle MI1- hi 8? P!c-ic firt' that . . .. e,,.j i I T-t OTer to Co.r.ia Saturday. J. . ..,v,-- h. BartT. the assisted ty W. C. Walter Fartiam. Siemens and Dr. V- rtoAr? C'raar.tf-l and daueh- from Clal3Un Texas, and win ,Pd ,krM week, risitln at the house of Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. X. Smith. Mrs. Smith being a daughter Of Mrs. SiemacteL Your Business Your business is Just as important to you as John D. Rockefeller's busi ness is to him. Renrdlesa of the liae of business you follow and regardless of the siie of your business, you need the ad vantage of modern banking facilities such as we rurnisn. Opea your account here. First National Bank ASHXA.VO, OREGOX Oldest National Bank In J actio County Trade af Home MM I ASHLAND Creamery manufacturers of Butter and Ice Cream fftiea Baying Batter Ask for Ashland Creamery Batter Phone 24 D. Perozzt. Mar. nilHMItlllllHHIIIHHIIIIIIHIUnMHUUIIi Men's Shoes Mast Wear Your Ehoe money spent for GOOD thoes will last longer. Briggs&Elraore 11 East Uaia Street ! f3 GILLETTE 1 :: Means just as much I! ::on an Insurance :: Policy as on ail Safety Rasor. See me whtn you want ' ; ; any kind of insurance ; ; I C. D. Gillette ii fHmmMHH4MMM APE YOU INSURED Tes. that Is a Tery baralag' ques tion sometimes! If yoi are not fall protected by insaraaee agaiait Ex, NOW is the time to attend to !L Don't put off until tomorrow what can be done today. Eaw aint thai home, xnercaaadiee. aztomobO, -t Did you eTef slop to thlai fust tow little it will cost yoa to carry your insurance compared to the bea efits which you receJTe? A few dof lars invested today may save you a thousand tonight. Billings Ag'ency ReJ EsUte aad Real lasaraaee 41 East Xaia FbOM til Ill MMMMMM A. Park Garage MORRIS BROS., top. Used Cars for Sale Automobile SuppHes'and Repairs Mkhelin, Goodrich and Fisk Tires in Stock Other Makes on Short Notice Phone 1)2 Park Ave Sec our new Cooking Device Provost Bros. Hardware jj ii V-
