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ACX TWO frank. wA Tfts Banfc is as Hepfu as You Will Permit In addition to safeguarding funds deposited with us, ire are erer will ing to contribute to the safeguldicg of a depositor'! financial Interests ei well. Get into the habit of stop ping In here at the First National foh consuitatior.p. Don't overlook our interot-pay ing Savings Account. 1 1 4 sands of autoista who have cajoled our camp grounds and our park along with tboM vfeo can br rail way, will go home to give nt praistx We will bring them bach next Tear or whenever they come to a prettier and a more attratclve Ash land? It la up to our eitlieruhlp. One of the thing we eu!d do and which could be made more than self-supporting and draw Intellect uals from all over the nation, as Chautauqua, X. Y., does, la to have a continuous Chautauqua In Ash land, say from July 1st to Sep'.eui ler 1st, or a Utile law. Just to hyt-ernate is not the iJesirr. of all tourists. A great mar.y of them want memal food along with atmosphere and lauty. been tuggeated aa one that might be used appropriately for the fldd. White appreciating the honor Mr. Klerper decline la faror of tome dead hero of the sUto and suggests that the field be, named In honor of an aviator who has paid the supreme stcrlflce; preferably a Portland man. At least aa Oregon or west ern man would t his idea, and It no selection can be made from this coast, then some other American aviator. hJkHrstNaiiotiaWaiik ASHLAND. CStCC'J. "' ' tV CA&TEB..PRIS CM VAUPtl VlCt PfftS CLARr euin ASil CAS ASHLAND TIDINGS Established 1876 PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY Every Tuesday and Friday by THE ASHLAND PIUXTIXO COMPACT Bert R. Greer, .Kditor OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER. TELEPHONE 39 SUISCIMI'TIOX KATES One Year, when paid at expiration One Year, when paid In advance Six Months, when paid in advance Three Months, when paid in advance .12.50 . 2.00 . 1.25 . .75 No subscription for lees than three months. All subscriptions dropped at expiration unless renewal Is received. In ordering changes of the paper always give the old street address or postofflce as well as the new. " ADVERTISING RATES T)ln1iiv Artvwtlnlnir Kin ei a inertion each Inch, 30c Six months' contract, for one issue each week each Inch, 25c Six months' t contract, for two Issues each week each inch, 20c One year contract, for one Issue each week each Inch, 20c One year contract, for two Issuea each week each inch 17 c Reading Notices 10 cents the l.ae. leal Notices 5 cents the line. Classified Column One cent the word each time. Twenty words one month,' one dollar. Cards of Thanks, $1.00. Obituaries, 2 H cents the line. Fraternal Orders and Societies Advertising for' fraternal orders or societies charging a regular Initia tion fee and dues," no discount. Religious and benevolent orders will be charged for all advertising when an admission or other charge is made, at the regular rate, .., . 'TIMELY HH P FOR THE TRIIUM: The National Editorial association showed its sympathy for a brother in d'.fVe-s- it ;iromitlv sent a draft to the Chicago TrUnina to pay the six cent judgment Henry Ford got aa!!iHt it. Now who is go!n? to extend sym pathy to Ford for the loss of his rep utation? He went into this trial with some name as a man and np- llfter. lie came out an admitted "Iciiorant Idealist. " Ho said no man had to have brains nowadays. Ha Fresh Meat and Lunch Goods Largest and Best Stock In Ashland WE ARE HERE FOR SERVICE East Side Market James Barrett, Prop. . Phone 18S CAIJ FORMA IXITKS OREGON' POWKK L1XKS The California-Oregon Power com pany, hlch now has high voltage ires carrvir.s 65,(k0 volts from Xledford to San Francisco, la ar- ritfing the same line from Medford ,to Koseliurg. where it is understood they will cut in with the Fmpqus; power people and thus have all the' I power stations between Rose- ! burg and San Francisco cou nted. The low water in Rogue river, owing to excessive drouth, is making It difficult to keep the elec trie power up and the tying together of all these plants will be a gr?a: loon to the people of Couthern Ore gon. Much of hydrogeneratcd pow ir from the Rogue and Klamath rlv era now goes to San Francisco. MANY WOULD LEARN . PACKING OF APPLKS The apple packing school sched uled to open at the packing house of the Umpqua Valley Fruit union at Roeeburg Tuesday morning open ed with 81 applicants instead of 40, the number asked for to begin with. The entire number was put to work, dividing the class into two sections, of which one will receive Instructions for two hours and then the other division for two hours, alternately through the day. Prof. FJ. C. Schuster and Prof. Guy Bish op are giving the instructions to the class. This work is part of the! college course for extension work! in horticultural department. TEA AS RTEKR8 IMPORTED FOR PENDLETON KOUND-fp PENDLETON, Oro., Aug. 22 "The finest young steers we have ever received," Is the charactorlza tlon of two carloads of young long horns which arrived In Pendleton I act week from Texas to be used In the tenth annual Round-up, Septem ber 18, 19 end 20. The steers cost the association $4700 and aro now getting primed for the fray in green pcMure on Butter, creek, went of here. They ano young, strong and full of action and Just the right ese for a stiff fight with the bulldog-gfra. The Oblers don't take any of their own chloroform. ' We read that bustles are coming hack. Woman is constantly enlarg ing her uphero. If It Isn't one wa it's another. THE TIDINGS IS TIIK ONLY NHW8PAPER IN SOUTHERN ORE GON THAT PUBLISHED NEVER LESS THAN EIGHT PAGES AN ISSUE. The Tidings baa a greater circulation in Asldand and 1U trade terri tory than all other Jackson county papers combined. - Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, Postotfloe as second-class mail matter. deod$444 s Advertising Is the power of an idea multiplied. Other pow- era lose by expansion. Steam Is power only when confined. Electricity radiated and diffus- ed becomes nothing. Sound dies with distance. Great suns $ pale Into invisible stars and the 4i would up with a monarchy just aa powor of light Istelf Is loBt in autocratic tho with much more it infinite space. But the strong I brains In it than they attempted nower of advertising Increases ,to eradicate, if he could not have his Initiative or su- or In anything the results of perlor genius? The French revolution drenched France and Europe In blood from the same wild Impulse by which Le- nlne and Trotzky have put Russia In ruin: and In the end France by expansion. Diffusion Is Its life. It grows by what it lm- H parts. The advertised Idea to is) become a power, must be genu- 4 ine, and related to the func- $ is) tlon of a meritorious business. Kings are going Into the discard, but not by the Bolshevist route, They are falling through public en lightenment, by the , new under standing of the rights of the indi vidual to rule himself under offi cials, of his own choosing and under laws of his own making; laws with sense, and instice anil derencv In IS THE WORLD IX DANGER? ..-.. ,,,.. nf wlM mftll, Some who do not measure prop-,,)jr men who preach BalK)tagei the rly the philosophy of the American j ru,e of th bruU, emolonBi , rule people, may express rear to. 0,,1Ivoua of famly tleSi of pubHc de. country from Bolshevism. gnd of rlghll The true student wll have no such y The results in Seattle proves that fear. The same spirit of unrest now no wild-eyed leaders can win against tver the world has been here many tne general public of this country, times before. History. Is not all Dnce It is aroused. That was to be "bunk," as Henry Ford said on the witness stand he thought It was. It Is truth, tl tells that wrong can not long exist; that the man who thinks he can get something for nothing, will soon run against the Strong arm of public opinion. When any one class In America thinks It can suppress any other class If we have classes at all he will end In disaster. The man who thinks he can end private ownership, will also end In aO lalor and all ambitions lersonal ownership. Labor would bo foT naught if it did not g?t the fruits of it? What woman wants to i-arri a drens only to have every otlir voman have an ei'ii;! Int-'eft in ir? What man would have an ambition to tarn a home' if lie could be 0U jiorwffied of it by the vill of some tnan who nairl hi ri-lit to nil nm;i crty was as good as the right of the tfwner? Private ownership btglns wi'.h your hat and yr chlrt or dre-; then to the food yon earn; then to a home for tboKe j-om love; then o those other comforts and aecrs arles due to honest toll It stlmv Oates Initiative and ambition and lias made all the marvelous progress of the world. Who would Invent, ho would Improve anything In me chanics, in the arts, In literature, the beginning of Bolshevist rule in America; first Seattle, and then sweep east. It miserably failed. So will Bolshevism fall always In America. It cannot survive against the enlightenment and high moral resolve predomlnent In this country. IE SKLF.AITRIX'IATION NEEDED Ashland Is not always apprecia tive of tho beauties and advantages It holds for those seeking Ideal con ditions to live under. Strangers often have to come along to awake us to what we have. Tho changes, made In this town In the last few years have como so gradually that we overlook the:n or forgot we have them. The stranger within our gates and we have had thousands of them this summer lias to Jar us with his reminder. Cllinnin In ef-tting to he a chief consideration with many people who do not exist Jy the dally grind, Mary are looking fur n place of comfort and beauty especially for tho sum mer months. They find them ' in Ashland. ' The gradual Increase In our summer tourist population b proof of what they think of Afhland as a climatic haven and charming beauty spot. Our possibilities are limitless, as an attraction for the tourist. Thou- could go out and buy them for a few dollars a week. That bis brains are only mechani cal, were proven by his assertion that, all history is 'bunkT'- Well undle Henry will wish many times that the history of this trial, could be put In the "bunk" pile but it will live as a lamentable picture of a man theretofore reputed as great In more than one thing. WEEKLY BULLETIN OK FLOIR MOVEMENT Wheat receipts from farms, 44,- 997,000 bushels, against 35,564,000 bushels seme week a year ago. Wheat receipts from farms previous week, 50,441,000 bushels against 42,662,000 bushels previous week a year ago. Wheat receipts from farms June 27 to August 8, 203,377, 000 bushels against 183,658,000 bushels same period a year ago. Flour produced during week, 2,515,000 barrels against 2,284,000 barrels same week a year ago. Flour produced previous week, 2,121,000 barrels against 1,947,000 barrols previous week a year ago, ' Flour produced June 27 to August 8, 10, 904,000 barrels against 9,550,000 barrels same period a year ago. Total stocks of wheat, all eleva tors and mills, 140,273,000 bushels against 109,715,000 bushels same week a year ago. Total stocks of wheat, all elevators and mills, pre vious week, 108,330,000 bushels against 89,317,000 bushels previous week a year ago. Change for week, Increase of 31, 943,000 bushels against increase o; 20,398,000 bushels same week a year ago. WILL SELL FU)UR IN CARLOAD LOTS The United States grain corpora tion announces that it is prepared to offer flour for sale In carload lots in 140 pound Jute sacks, straight grades, both soft and hard wheat blends, at f 10, nnt cash, at our four basic points, namely, Portland, As torla, Seattle and Tacoma. They will endeavor to furnish flour to buyers at other points from nearest mills, thus saving them freight charges to and from termi nal points. But if compelled to fur nish from the terminal points men tioned, freight will be for buyers' account. Jobbers and wholesalers purchas ing such flour will not be permitted to add more than H cents per bar rel as profit and must In turn re quire that the retailer will not sel! at more than IL.25 pcr barrel profit In original packages, and not higher than 7 cents a pound for broken packages of any size. MANY FARM HOUSES , , LACK RUNNING. WATER Of 550 farm homes reported in the O. Al C. home demonstration survey 402 had no running water In the house but carried it an aver age distance of 36 feet. That calls for traveling 72 feet for one bucket of waten. The homes have no sink and the water has to be carried out again, perhaps about as far. The practice may make good walkers of the women but It also boosts the high price of shoes. - IWSON RAIT GETS HOPPERS IN KLAMATH An average of 139 dead grasshop pers was counted for each square foot of poisoned area as a result o( the control campaign recently con ducted by B. H. Thomas, county agent. Many sick hoppers were found throughout the area. The farmers who spread the poUon were mostly stockmen who came bo nearly clean ing up the district that they have planned to begin early next year and complete the Jobi EASTERN OREGON SEEKS RANGE 1M PKOY EM EXT The ranges of Lake, Harney and Malheur counties are being inspect ed by E. L. Potter, head of animal husbandry. G. R. llyslop, chief of farm crops, and W. 12. Lawrence, specialist in range plants and grasses of tho college experiment station. It Is expected that some rango experi mental work will lie started as a re sult of tho Inspection to increase the carrying power of the ranges. ' WOl LD NAME AVIATION FIELD FOR DEAD HERO Naming of Portland's aviation field In honor of some Oregon or western soldier who made the su preme sacrifice during the, war is re quested of the city council in a let ter addressed to 8. C. Pier, commis sioner of finance, by Milton R. Klep- per, president of the Aero Club of Oregon. Mr. Klepper's name had AIIT0M0BIOSUE Fire Insured against damagi sustained by fire from any cause whatsoever, internal or external, in any location in U. S. or Canada. . Theft Damago to, or loss of, the car or Its equipment by theft, burg lary or pllferago by any penon not In the employ or household of in sured. Full coverage without de duction. Also collision, property damage and public liability insurance. BILLINGS AGENCY Real Estate and Real Insurance Phone 211 , 41 E. Mate ' 0 s t t This DrinR Doesn't v Chang'e Its Price Its quality doesn't vary, and it doesn't start a headache. The Original Postum Cereal is pure and drug-free. It will agree with you, and its rich, robust flavor makes it a big favorite. Postum is a real part of any meal for old arid young. There's a Reason" : BE A LEADER "A mil ti l" UUtr (ii tit kfefr iW mdf At t ruirr i"-Eii An immense problem in reconstruction confronts the present generation. Are you doing your utmost to prepare to lead in its solution? f ' 'Tl BTT 1 ' SB W W LV 'rl . , J In am isstsia Oregon Agricultural College Train, for kadcrthip In th induttriet .nd profrmora u followt : HOME ECONOMICS. AGRICULTURE. COMMERCE, FORESTRY. PHARMACY. MUSIC. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. CIVIL ENGINBERINO. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING. INDUSTRIAL ARTS. MININO ENGINEERING. LOGGING ENGINEERING, MILITARY SCIENCE. The Collrft training include count, in Enflith, Economic!, Art. Mathmuici. Modern LaniuafM, Phyacal Education, Industrial Journalum, Natural Science and ail naenliala el an education. Three regular terms Fall term begins September 22, 1919 Pot Cottrft Cat.lof . IUurtrted Booklet and other information addma r THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College Corvallia I MEW CARS ffi For Lara' w "BO 4 pfl m If You Want a Car Very Soon Better Pick Up One ol These New Cars Now on Hand One Scripps Booth Touring One Scripps-Booth Roadster mmecsiaie Delivery... One AUDurn louring 1 Bargains in Used Cars That Were Rebuilt One 1918 Mitchell-Six One 1912 Buick Four, good condition One 1919 Ford Limousine, like new Just Received a new stock of pneumatic and solid FIRESTONE TIRES- We are agents for the Famous Jenkins Valve Lifter: OPEN ON SUNDAYS Mines .& Snider Aeto Co, SOUTH FRONT STREET, MEDFORD