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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Monday, June 20.
1921
are Hard to Discourage
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Local Readers.
at conferences there. Mr. -Luce said 'of reductions made in freight rates number of rate reductions which I
Each line, each time....
10c
that, in addition to the recent reduc-
To run every other day for one
| published jointly with other lines in have taken place since August 26,
lions proposed on freight, export and and western
month, each line, each times... 7c
territory the
by
....
....
.... —.......
... .______
Pacific .acuiojuuc
but to cite . an
example
and to ___
show
To run every Issue for one month
import, in transcontinental rates to | freight traffic bureau, nor does it I the significance of just one of the All Wool Suits at $25.00
or more, each line, each time. .. . 5c
|
Those who see the roots of revo-wages,
Classified Column.
The result has been to meet water competition on V ege- ‘ include transcontinental rate reduc- 600 tariff adjustments referred to
and up with extra trousers
One cent the word each time.
lutionary radicalism in the old world spread discontent and bitterness. tables, melons, cantaloupes and ap-tions to which the Southern Pacific before, I would like to point out the
To run every issue for one month or win find cause lor second thought. More reward and honor given where p es, t e
outhern Pacific company company in a party. The joint rates rate from certain Oregon mills to
more. He the word each time.
thnu nnA din nnA n AAAAA**= 1 -
which destination in California, Nevada
they
are due are necessary to main has made more than 600 tariff ad-and transcontinental rates
Legal Rate:
at
in the report of the Lusk committee]
justments
and
reduced
local
freight
have
been
reduced
since
August
First Time, per 8 point line .. . .10c
and Utah, which involved the estab-
tain balance and good feeling.
of the New York legislature. The
Each subsequent time, per 8 point
lishment of 6280 lower rates to 15 7 0
Besides this economic factor, the raes from and to individual points 1920. total into the thousands,
line
•I will involve considerable labor , stations. Phis tariff became effective
modern radical
movement began lack of religious and moral training voluntarily and at the request of
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
patrons.
Tailors for men and women
with Karl Marx and the Communist has furnished seed-ground for rev-
to form an estimate of the actual in May of this year.
Obituaries, 2% cents the line.
“
As
evidenced
by
the
new
reduc
­
Fraternal Orders and Societies.
Manifesto of 1884, since which rev- olutionary radicalism.
When high
Advertising for fraternal orders olutionary radicalism has been more moral standards fall into abeyance, tions appearing in our freight tariffa,
or societies charging a regular initi­
instincts of acquisition, ruthless con- which are filed for public inspec-
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­ or less evident in Europe.
But the Lusk report, in four large, sumption and display are quick to tion,” said Mr. Luce, “it will be seen
ligious and benevolent orders will be
charged the regular rate for all ad- volumes of more than a thousand take their place. This country has by the frequent changes appearing
vertising when an admission or other pages each, calls upon Americans to in the past generation enjoyed mar- therein that the Southern Pacific
charge Is made.
look to their own country for some velous material prosperity, but with- company is making every effort to
What Constitutes Advertising!
roots of radicalism. It presents an out a corresponding quickening of adjust its rates from day to, day to
meet the ever-changing^ conditions,
In order to allay a misunderstand­ amazing review of revolutionary ef-j moral responsibility
and good citi-
ing among some as to what consti­
whether they result from the in-
forts that have been cradled hero, zenship.
tutes news and what advertising,
I
crease in freight rates which took,
Opportunity to lay in your
American instincts
we print this very simple rule which No doubt, these are a by-product
are still sound, place on August 26, or from new
is used by newspapers to differin- of the growth of machine produc- but there has been,
supply of summer Under
on the part of commercial
situations
warranting
atiate between them: “ALL future tion and large cities. But to charge many, a loss of perspective
and bal- some modification in the existing
wea r.
events, where an admission charge the changing industrial
order with ance. The Lusk report presents a freight rates.
is made or a collection is taken
IS ADVERTISING.” This applies to the whole responsibility for revo- picture whose moral is evident. I
Kayser and Carter’s
“The reference to tariff adjust-
organizations and societies of every lutionary radicalism is to go astray, Revolutionary radicalism
does not
kind as well as to individuals.
The Lusk report finds two great spring up without reason or cause. ments in our local rates does not
Knit Underwear.
All reports of such activities after causes for the movement.
take into account the large number
The
first
It is the result of certain conditions.
they have occurred is news.
Both these names are so
All coming social or organization is economic and the second is moral These are not irremediable.
old and so well known that
meetings of societies where no money The infection of radicalism has
An economic adjustment and the
contribution is solicited, initiation spread from the ranks of labor to
you may rightly expect a lot
revival of the moral element in ’
charged, or collection taken Is NEWS.
churches and universities, because American life will do much to check
of satisfaction and in wear,
We make all quotations on
our acquisitive society has left the the spread of red radicalism,
and comfort.
JOB WORK
intellectuals sadly underpaid.
Ex- cause the normal
way
out
has
from
cept for teachers and clergymen of seemed undully slow, many have re-,
Athletic Underwear.
THE FRANKLIN PRICE LIST.
the highest rank, salaries have been sorted to a quick and dangerops
Same prices—Reasonable Price— allowed to drop far below industrial ! philosophy of escape.
Cool and comfortable for
to all.
HEY THERE!
Radicalism In This County
OREES
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon
Postoffice as Second Class Ma!
Matter.
Like the gloom of night retiring.
When in splendor beams the day.
Hope again my heart inspiring.
Doubt and fear shall chase away.
—Anonymous.
INSECTS MAKE LEAVES ‘WALK'
FREIGHT RATE
?
REDUCTIONS ARE Cigareti:
CITED BY ESPEE the same delicien s
There are some strange leaves in
‘ used ,0.214.
Australia ...
which .yi
the al people
to
think could walk alone.
Whenever
there came a gust of wind these queer
leaves blew off In a perfect shower.
As leaves generally do, they turned
over and over, and rested upon the
ground. Then they would seem to
A statement from G. W. Luce,
Strike. Becaum •
crawl toward the trunk of the tree freight traffic manager of the South­
Lucky Strike ist ie
from which they fell. Since that time
ern Pacific company, who has just
toasted cigaretia .
it has been found that these leaves,
as they were thought to be, were real returned to San Francisco from Chi- ,
insects and lived upon those very cago, was received at the Portland
trees. Their bodies are thin and flat I offices of the system yesterday con-
and their wings veined. Just like a deeming reductions in rates achieved?
lest. if they are disturbed their leg
which are folded awav under their
bodies, leave their whole * shape ex-
actly like the leal of a tree, with stem
Try a box of our Milk Chocolates in five differ­
and all. Bright green in rhe summer,
these singular little insects, chame-
ent flavors; 80c a pound, or black and I filk nixed
leon-like, slowly change their color to
at 70c a box.
a dingy brown, Just like a leaf that
has been frosted, it is strange that,
Labelle- Crater Lake, Velvet, Chop Suey and
with wings, they do not tiy, but rath­
and Nut Tops.
1 .
er walk or crawl along the ground.
USAAVS
drive,
a new
the hot summer days. The
Futurist line contains a wide
variety of styles.
ITSTOASTED"
Queer Creatures Responsible for Odd
belief That Has Long been Held
in Australia.
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Congress is going to have peace
with Germany if it has to fight for
it. And there will be a fight, from
present indications, before house and
senate become reconciled.
Europe’s war fever seems to be as­
suaging.
Now if the infection of
peace would spread, over there, with
the germs of industrial activity, all
would be well.
California keeps in stock, so to
speak, all-year delights for all-year
tourists. There is pleasure in visit-
mg this state any season of the year
Europe can not hope to borrow |
much money in America so long as
it goes on borrowing war-like trou-
ble.
Patriotism is a state of mind, heart |
and being, It is not momentary ef-
fervescence, recurring on Flag Day |
Queen Liked Her Ale Strong.
and Fourth of July.
It is a con- j The City of London Brewery com-
pany, whose premises are offered for
slant and unchanging passion.
sale, claim to be the only brewery in
the city of London existing from the
HINDENBURG STATUE IS
time of Queen Elizabeth, and it is
NOW I TRE WOOD quite possible that the queen occasion­
ally sampled, their brew.
Elizabeth
BERLIN. June 20. — Germany’s was a specialist in ale. She liked it
iron Hindenburg, which during the strung, as witness the plaintive note
war was to epitomize the German her host, the earl of Leicester, sent to
“There is not one
spirit, has gone the way of the rest Lord Burleigh:
drop
of
good
drink
for her here. We
of wartime German things.
were
fain
to
send
to London and
An advertisement in the Berlin pa­
Kenilworth and divers other places
pers announces the demise simply:
where ale was; her own beer was so
TRON HINDENBURG
strong that there was no man able to
"For sale., in whole or in parts, | drink it," .
tor firewood. Apply, Rudolf Mosse
Berlin W. 8, Leipziger street, 103
Testing Material in Cloth.
The gigantic
wooden
Mixtures __ of
-_____ cotton
-MULZAA
and wool
‘‘ ‘
may
Hindenburg—was erceted during the be tested by raveling a bit of cloth
war at the end of Berlin’s Avenue of - and burning two of the thr as, one |
Victory.
running with the selvage the other
It was to be covered with nails, crosswise tu it. The cotton thread ‘
driven one by one by patriotic Ger­ burns quickly with a same and smells,
mans, who. for the privilige of put- like wood; wool Cars slowly without’
a flame and
ting a bit more Iron into the field Shoddy, or SP ails like burning hair, j
-manufactured wool, is
marshall. were to pay a small con- often used
with
wool. This can be
tribution to German war charities. I detected
by
raveling
out a bit of the
The idea flivvered. Long before mate-
m
cal. when short broken fibers
rhe war ended what was at first a
seen. In general, a woolen
popular pilgrimage had tried Rer
material which has cotton in it will
liners, and the statue remaine.
become more wrinkled when wet than,
ali-wool goods.
woodwork rotting in huge u
scover-
ed patches and its scatterò
4
wash
of
nails rusting.
Ancient Zoological Gardens.
Records show that King Nezahíual-
About a year ;
agb, the statue, al-. coyoti had zoological gardens in Tez-
ways an eyesore.
. as removed. No cuco, Mexico, in the middle of the Fir-
one was su* ficiently interested to | I
teenth century, and in the next cen-
ask about it. Its fate was not known | tury Cortez found aviaries and fish:
until Herr Mosse
ponds at Iztapalapan. Montezuma Hi
inserted his ad.
—_______.
, emperor of Mexico in the beginning of
The Kansas supreme court has ar-the Sixteenth century, had large col-
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firmed the decision
of the Crawford ‘lections of animals in the gardens of
county district court sentencing Alex- this capital.
Almost all of the modern zoological
ander Howat, president of the Kan
•gardens date from comparatively re-
sas miners union, to one year in jail g cent years, and contain large collec­
tor contempt. The law was held) tions of tine animals, more suitably 1
valid on each of the eight issues I housed than at any time in the his-
raised.
lory of the world.
Victory Memorial
STRIKE
‘
A
Great Help,
Minneapolis.
Minn..
new clerk in a police court is
thoroughfare
--------- ‘10 J greatly helped by one thing."
has been dedicated to
Minneapolis
"What is that?"
-
and Hennipen county's 555 men who
“
The
way
prisoners
understand
pro
died In the world war. Included in,
‘cedure and routine."—Louisville Cour-
the - ceremonies
was the
decoration of - J ler-Jomrnal,
i
, —
err .1.
a ---------
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555 elm trees along the drive, plant-1-
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ed in memory to the dead.
Cliff, Payne makea norc' chairs.
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GREATEST
GAME
in this country and perhap/
in any country is basebal
It is clean, exciting in
a
wholesome way, fine "exer­
cise, and a game of /skill.
We supply all the 1 ieeded
equipment to play it , from
uniforms down to Counters
Also sporting good s of all
kinds.
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SIMPSON’S HARDW ARE
IO Days
Beginning Wednesday Morning June 15
The June Sales
of
White Goods
A-THRILL with the freshness and gaiety of a summer season, the new
plays of apparel and merchandise add zest to the shopping days of June,
a suggestive significance to vast quantities of summery things; there is a proluISt
in their very extensiveness and variety—the promise of favorable and unusual
buying opportunities. Tempting qualities and bed rock prices give assurance that
June is to be a joyous and spirited shopping and buying month.
Bridal Line of White Goods
Bridal Nainsook
25c, 29c, 33 l-3c, 37 l-2c.
Bridal Cambric
18c, 22c, 29c, 33 l-3c
Bridal Mercerized
Nainsook, 60c yd.
Bridal Tissue Nainsook
35c, 37 l-2c, 48c, 50c.
Does Yoar House
Need Painting?
You Decide
Examine your house carefully to see how it is with­
standing attacks of rain, wind ar id sun. It will pay
you to do so.
.
Look at the e nds of the sidin g and around the
nails where it is fastened to th e uprights; examine
-=----1- 11 the w indow
-
•
the eaves and the
carefully
casings,
base of the po rch posts. Get on a ladder and look
at the eave troughs and the shingles.
Are these surfaces in good 4 condition or are they
rotting and r asting away from the lack of a protec-
THEN BUY S. W. P. FROM US AND GET THE
BEST POSS IBLE JOB.
Carso n-Fowler Lbr. Co
“In the Heart of Town
Bridal Pillow Tubing
36 inch
40 inch
42 inch
Bridal Long Cloth
23c, 25c.
Bridal Sheets
%
81 X 90 inches 2
$2.00.
.
.
Bridal Tissue Nainsook
Pink or Flesh
50c yard.
Here Are Other Good White Specials
White Outing Flannel
15c — 19c.
Indian Head:
inch ................
36 inch................
inch ...........
in., linen finish
in., linen finish
25c
28c
36c
38c
48c
Bleached Muslin' X
300 yds. Thoroughbred.
36 in. muslin, 12 1-2c yd
Boquet, 36 inch ....... ..
Echo, 36 inch .......... 22c
Hills. 36 inch ........... 25c
Muslin Prices.
Unbleached Muslin is
used for so many pur­
poses now that we have
in stock eight qualities,
ranging in price
9c to 20c per yard.