Monday, April 11, 1921
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
PAGE TWO
Ashland •• Tidings MICKIË, THE PRINTERS DEVIL
Established 1876
Published Every Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
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OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
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By Charles Sughroe
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Subscription Price Delivered in City |
One month ................................... $ .65
1.95
Three months ...........................
Six months ................................ 3.75 1
7.50
One year....................................
Mail and Rural Routes.
One month ................................ $ .65 i
1.95
Three months ...........................
Six months ................................ 3.50!
One year ...................................... 6 50
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ADVERTISING RATES:
Display Advertising
Single insertion, each inch........... 30c
YEARLY CONTRACTS
Display Advertising
Oue time a week.................... .27%c
Two times a week.................... .25c
Every other day......................... .30c
SAPLE,
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amined and were found to be getting (over his arrest, and denies that his CARE NEEDED IN MAKING
parts of water. For eight per cent
Each line, each time................
10c along nicely under the supervision of relations with the Bank of Jackson-
KEROSENE EMULSION spray, add one part stock solution to
To run every other day for one 7 the county home nurse and demon- ville were anything but perfectly
seven and one-fourth parts of water.
month, each line, each time.
Care must be used in making kero- For six per cent spray, add one part
stration
agent
who
have
charge
of
legitimate.
He
claims
his
relation
To run every issue for one month
or more, each line, each time. . . . 5c the semi-monthly clinic in this city, with the Jacksonville bank were sene emulsion in the battle against stock solution to ten parts of water. |
Classified Column.
This latter will take place in the I those of any customer and all in the the plant pests, says the American
For dormant spraying, twelve to |
One cent the word each time.
The stock
public library the second Saturday of "way of regular financial business. Forestry Association.
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fifteen
per cent kerosene emulsion |
To run every issue for one mouth or
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each month, to which all mothers Owen’s case will be on docket for should be made up by following the ! can be
safely and satisfactorily used, |
more, 12c the word each time.
are invited to bring their babies fori the May term of court.
He is rep- directions, after which it must be but for spraying of foliage in summer
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
Obituaries, 2 12 cents the line.
examinations and measurements, as resented by Attorney Evan Reames, diluted to the proper proportions for never use stronger than ten per cent,
Fraternal Orders and Societies.
well as to consult with the nurse on
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spraying. The proportions follow:
six or eight per cent emulsion being
Advertising for fraternal orders
any
question
that
is
puzzling
them
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Stock Solution (66 per cent oil
or societies charging a regular initi­
the more advisable percentage for
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­ regarding their babies.
(Kerosene (coal oil), 2 gallons; soft general spraying of trees and shrubs.
ligious and benevolent orders will be 1
or rain water, 1 gallon; hard soap.
charged the regular rate for all ad-
pound. In small quantities use:
vertising when an admission or other;
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Kerosene, 1 pint; soft water, %2 pint;
charge is made.
: Ivory soap, one-eighth of a cake.
The Tidings has a greater circula­
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Dissolve the soap and add the ker-!
Mrs. Anno Maude Gardner, aged [
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tion in Ashland and its trade territory
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rosene
and shake violently in a quart
ihan all other newspapers combined.
22 years, died at her home, 237 Br.
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jar. Dilute as follows For fifteen
street, at 1:35 o clock this morning,.
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon,
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. . 'Per cent spray, add one part stock so-
Postoffice as Second Class Mail ) John B. Mosier died at his home on aged . 22
years. Mrs. Gardner had ,
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to „ three and
Matter.
•East Main street Sunday morning at come to Ashland from Salem only
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, one-half païts of
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water.
For
twelve
per cent spray,
2 o’clock at the age of 65 years. The about a month ago, and was residing
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,
add
one
part
stock
solution
to four
deceased had been a sufferer from here with her mother and sister. Tho ।
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paralysis for several years, but f .
or< body will
tonight
to Salem and
, , , one-halt parts of water. For |
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eight
per cent spray, add one part
the past two or three years his con-: for interment.
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Stock
solution to five and one-half |
.dition had been critical. Funerali
Mrs. Bristow, an aged lady, died -------------------------------------
I services will take place tomorrow ar- last night at a local hospital after a ;
NEW GARDEN TOOLS.
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" ternoon at 2 o’clock from the late long illness. The deceased is the
The Presbytery of Southern Ore- rhome, with interment in Mountain-mother of Mrs. Wm. T. Bockwick, Nev
Spray Pumps.
gou will have its opening session ali View cemetery. Mr. Mosier is sur r-who resides out of Talent. Funeral
New Spray Hose.
the Presbyterian church Tuesday. vived by his wife and niece, Missi arrangements will be made later,
New Garden Hose.
evening. April 12. Rev. E. W. War- Ruth Osmun, who made her
home i
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New Iron Age Hand Cultivators.
rington of Roseburg, one of the lead with Mr. and Mrs. Mosier.
New Sewing Machines.
iug Presbyterian ministers of the
Used Sewing Machines.
state, will preach the sermon at 7:30!
o’clock. The public is cordially in­
Sold or rented by the month.
vited.
Beginning at. 2:30 Tuesday after-
| AU Kinds of Fence Posts and Fencing
noon, a New Era conference will be
W. H. Johnson, former president
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PEIL'S CORNER
held under the direction of Rev. E.
and cashier of the Bank of Jackson-
Lawrence of Klamath Falls.
BY THE PARK
♦ Mrs. Mary Wilshide is in receipt of ville, was sentenced Satnrday to an
Presbytery will continue in busi "a recent copy of the Marengo, Iowa, ’indeterminate term of ten years in
ness session during Wednesday.
Republican, containing the news of the state prison at Salem, and left
the death of Lew Marble, a former for that institution Saturday night
Ashland resident, who died in that in custody of Deputy Sheriff J. J. Mc-1
I city March 29. Mr. Marble and his'Mahon. Johnson was sentenced ou;
I wife are well remembered by many one of the four indictments to which
Ashland people during the residence he plead guilty, the rest being held
(in this city, where the former was a in abeyance.
Miss Florence Pool, county home; prominent photographer. After leav-
4 Under the'state law Johnson cani
demonstration agent, was over Sat-ing Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Marbel apply for a parole when he has serv-
urday and conducted the baby cliniciwent east, and finally settled in Ma-
led a third of his sentence. With al-!
in the library. Ten babies were ex-irengo, Iowa, where he spent his de-
lowance for good time, Johnson, if
TO INSPIRE HOME DRESSMAKERS IN THE SELEC-
"elining years among the sceens of his he should serve his full sentence,
TION OF LOVELY SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES.
'boyhood. His death was due to ery- would remain in prison seven years
‘sipelas, and he is survived by his wife ¡and nine months. He is now 41
land one brother. Charles II. Marble years old.
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i of Brooklyn, Iowa.
Local Readers.
John B. Mosier
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Died Yesterday
ÜMth SUUimOnS
Two Last Niaht %
Noted Preacher
Will Be Speaker
At Presbytery
Former Ashland
Man Dies in Iowa
THE FISHING
EXPERTS TELL I S
that our flies, reels, rods, lines
aud other tackles are the best
they can get anywhere. They
come here regularly, even if
only to see the newest ideas for
tools used in the gentle art.
We are always glad to show
our tackle to those who like to
fish or who would like to try.
The benefit of our advice is
yours to command if you de-
sire it.
Johnson Given
10- Year Sentence
SIMPSON’S
HARDWARE
USE
Tree Tanglefoot
To save your trees trom
Ants, Moths, Caterpillars and Worms
LUCKY
STRIKE
Help Control the Aphis. Try It
CIGARETTE
Ashland Fruit & Produce Association
Baby Clinic Well
Attended Saturday
Poison Grain Gets the Diggers.
EEC
A Galaxy of Fabrics
Pumps
NOT
Denies Guilt in
J'ville Bank Case
In Junior
Louis Heels
Just Received
Please Remember
that all new goods
are hard to get and
soon go.
“he
bet
( ASHLAND
/ C. H. Owen, indicted, on a charge
'of wilfully aiding and abetting in
the Jacksonville bank fraud, arrived
| in Medford Satnrday in company with
(Sheriff Terrill of Jackson county,
I who had gone to Salt Lake City to
I fetch him to this county. Owen was
(taken to a Medford hotel and bonds
were fixed at $5,000 by Judge Cal-
kins.
Owen claims to be highly indignant
Ice-Cream Bricks
Vanilla
Strawberry
Chocalate
Maple Nut
hop
A
Ashland Creamery
^^QHEGON^
MANY
FEEBLE-MINDED
Authority Shows That Only Two Per
Cent of the Population Can Bo
So Classed.
The idea that we are menaced as a
nation by illiterates and feeble-minded
is all wrong. We have illiterates and
feeble-minded iu our midst, but they
are a relatively negligible force numer­
ically. The reverse idea, or idea in the
reverse, that we are short on geuius,
also is wrong, according to Dr. George
G. Chambers, director of admissions at
the University of Pennsylvania, and
the educators who co-operate with
him. Doctor Chambers says genius as
a national crop is statistically as
strong as the more discusseti feeble-
minded and that each represents a
mere 2 per cent of the population.
But genius, says Dr. Chambers, is
not the mere possession of a talent
swollen to phenomenal degree, perhaps
so hypertrophied that it is useless. He
denies genius to the man, however
great his talents, who cannot and does
not exercise them. Genius in his def-
nition is high intelligence followed by
actual use of that intelligence In life.
And intelligence is the ability to adapt
one’s self to new circumstances, to
one's surroundings—in a word, to be
able to know something and make use
of one's knowledge. Under this defl.
nition it is surprising that the adapt­
able Yankee should not hold a higher
record for genius than 2 per cent.—
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Baker—Ben Harrison gold mine in
Greenhorn district to resume opera­
tions.
(iold Beach to have $10,000 com­
munity center.
Paint your
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FHE above picture shows
ge
- that one gallon of SWP
house point covers 360 0)
square feet of surface, two
costa. Ordinary paint covers from
200 to 250 square feet. That is the
first saving. I
heavy
bodied, flows
evenly,
thus cutting down the time re-
quired to apply it. That is the
cecond saving. SWP outlasts two
with
■
tings with cr-
saving the coot
for repainting
ring
EM the
XA2w labor
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2
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ta buying paint it’s the area a gi
covers, not the copt per gallon, tha
terminesits economy. Weearry s.
plete line of SWP. If you plan to:
your house, let Ue help you.
S herwin -W illiams
LITHIA
EST Bread on earth, your mon-
fey’s worth, in Graham, Wheat
or Rye.
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15 NEW SPRING COATS
$19.75
Light spring colors in Polo
and other new cloths.
JERSEY JACKETS
$7.50 and $9.75
Two new numbers just in for
this sale.
JERSEY PETTICOATS
$4.98, $5.95
Ami up to $9.75 for the best
THEY ARE HERE
ACH loaf is right, in brown or
white; here’s where we knead
the dough!
$14.75
by tons, are in this famous
Cakery—
OU Always win, when you drop
in, at the WELLKNÓWN
LITHIA BAKERY.
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For waists, dresses, underwear
79c-98c and up
RENFREW DEVONSHIRE
For children’s wear and house
dresses
43c yd.
WHITE GOODS
For every summer need
CREAM WOOL GOODS
Especially popular for plaited
skirts; the best assortment
we have had for vears
WOOL COATINGS FOR
SPRING WRAPS
Velours, Tinseltone. Chameleon
Velour and other new
coatings
WOOL JERSEY
In good spring shades for
dresses ami jackets
$2.98 per yard
HEATHER JERSEY, $3.49 yd
BLACK OR FIGURED
PETTICOATS
98c and $1.19
Both regular and extra sizes
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Several good special lots
Petticoats.. $1.19, $1.39, $1.49
Gowns ................... $1.69, $1.98
Chemise................. $1.69, $1.98
SILK CAMISOLES
$1.19 and $1.95
A lot of new styles and splen­
did values.
LAMBSKIN GLOVES
$1.25 Pair
Grey, Tam Black, White
GEORGETTE WAISTS
$5.45
The kind usually priced $5.95.
Three Interesting Lots of
SILK DRESSES
st vies at
$14.75
$16.50
$22.50
PINK MESH BRASSIERES
NOWING HOW, you must al­
low, gives us the right to
blow.
olls , Cookies, Buns, and Tarts
FAIRY SPUN
A beautiful Silk
$4.00 yd.
JERSEYETTE SILK
SHIRTINGS
$2.00 yd.
TRICOLETTE, $2.19 YD.
A lot of new shades
PLAIN PONGEE
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For You who do not make your own, you will
find interesting news here.
ND WE can bake that Wedding
Cake, and every brand of Pie.
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PRODUCTS
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Carson-Fowler Lumber Co. Y
“In the Heart of Town.''
VOILES—Sheer and Lovely
48c, 55c, 68c, $1.19
ORGANDIE
for the frilly frock
65c and $1.15
CANTON CREPE
A season’s fovorite
$3.75 yd
CREPE SATIN
. !
$3.75 yd.
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SKINNERS SATIN
$2.75 yd.
FOULARDS
Are in high favor
$2.35 yd.
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GINGHAMS
For every-day wear
22* and 25c
36-INCH PERCALES
For aprons
23c and 25c
r
45c
And other popular priced ones
JERSEY SUITS
Ten Jersey Suits in heather
shades, brown, blue and green.
The whole suit, $14.75.
PAYGOODS
fails to appreciate the request
for a fitting memorial uunin
ment?
Or is it only on account of
thoughtlessness or forgetful
ness that the fumi for the me
morial monument is not being
voluntan IV given?
LET’S ALL HELP GLADLY
At Any Bank
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