ASHLAND DAILY HÖINGS,
Tidings mickie , the printer ’ s DEVIL
Ashland -s^
Monday, July 18, lOili
By Charles Sughroe
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ADVERTISING R A TES:
D isplay A d vertising
Single insertion, each in c h ............30o
YEAR LY CONTRACTS
D isplay A d vertisin g
One time a w eek.....................27 Vic
Vwo tim es a w eek.....................26c
Every other d a y ......................... 20c
Local R eaders.
will aim to serve the special inter-
G rants Pass-Gold Hill, 18 miles: river to the Nile in the way the
ests of the Russian people.
Paved: a detour might be necessary two rivers deposit vast quantities ot
“ Let me illustrate. We are creat- at the Sardine creek bridge which silt to the lands they irrigate. This
ing a state boot and shoe foctory. is being rebuilt.
silt, he says, acts as a fertilizer, and
This enterprise wiW not compete for
Gold Hill-Ashland,
27 miles: makes the desert soil suitable for
foreign trade. It will not specialize Paved.
the culture of almost any product.
in fancy shoes for the boulevards of
Ashland-California line, 22 miles:
The United States government
Paris or the M ayfair d istrict of Lon Paved, except a half mile stretch on owns more than 1,000,000 acres in
Legal R ate:
We can furnish good slab
don. Our factory is going to make the sum m it of the Siskiyous.
the region which would be tra n s
First Time, per 8 point line . . . 10c
wood at 66.75 per cord; order
cheap substantial boots for the hard
CraWV Lake Highway
ferred into valuable farm ing land
Each subsequent time, per S point
now while we can deliver from
usage
of
Russia.
The
C
rater
Lake
road
is
now
open
by
the consummation of the project.
l i n e ...............................................3c
cars and can save you extra
“We think it waste of R ussia’s re- to the lake. Due to excessive dust
Card of Thanks, 61.00.
hauling expense.
By LLOYD ALLEN
Obituaries, 2 >4 cents the line.
sources to think first of foreign from Dodge bridge to the ferry, the I
Fraternal Orders and Societies.
LONDON, July 16.— -ir.,nn-pure trade. We believe th a t fallacy was j route from Medford to Eagle Point,
Advertising for fraternal orders
Also mill trim m ing at $7.00
or societies charging a regular initi communism is still the s >al if R” s-jo n e of the leading faults of pre-war thence via Reese Creek school house
per load and mill blocks at
ation fee and dues, uo discount. Re si*.
industrialism in Russia.
to McLeod bridge is to be preferred.
$7.50
per load.
ligious and benevolent orders will be
Lenine has never for me mnm-l
“ O ther industries will be created
K E. HODGMAN,
charged the regular rate for all ad ent forsaken the “ red“ doctrines of! aiong th e sam e lines; to produce
Division Engineer.
vertising when an admission or other
the bolsheviki party for the white goods for Russians with the R ussian'
----------------------------------
charge is made.
principles of western Europe.
J people acquiring profits.
! HIGHEST DAM IN WORLD
W hat C on stitutes A dvertising!
PHONE 20.
Today soviet Russia s m the sec-t
' This is one way of explaining the
PL A N N ED FO R CALIFORNIA '
In order to allay a m isunderstand
ond
stage
of
its
development
tiansi-
communism
we
are
working
toward.
■
•
ing among some as to what consti
tutes news and what advertising, tion from the firs’ period of bolshe-
“ Paradoxically enough, the capi-l
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.— More
we print this very simple rule whicn vism into the second stage was gen- talist leaders of w estern Europe are than 5.000,000 acres of barren d e s-'
is used by newspapers to differin-
a tiate between them : “ ALL future erally m isunderstood throughout the assisting us in our aims by selling ert can be turned into rich farm ing
events, where an admission charge world. It was erroneously announced us m aterials for o ur state industries. land by the construction of the pro
is made or a collection is taken that ‘ LenJne had turned w hite.”
“F irst, western Europe tried to posed Boulder Can.yon dam across
IS ADVERTISING.” This applies to
Official representatives of Lenine crush us with m ilitary adventures. the Colorado river, according to J.
organizations and societies of every here in London, members of the Rus
B. Lippincott, reclam ation engineer,
They see this effort was futile.
kind as well as to individuals.
All reports of such activities after sian trad e delegation, are authority
“ Outside cajdibalj|sm is also in form erly of th e United States geo
for the foregoing.
they have occurred is news.
vited to come into Russia and opc-'- logical survey.
All coming social or organization
T h e ir sp o k e sm a n e x p la in ed to m e ate branches of industry. We give
fThe proposed dam, to be the h'gli-
meetings of societies where no money L e n in e 's p rese n t a n u s a s follow s:
outsiders a fifty to ninety year lease ®8^ *n tb e world, is to be 550 feet ,
contribution is solicited, initiation
Lenine always reaiiezd pure com- after which th eir property reverts to ' high, it is planned. It will be cap-;
charged, or collection taken is NEWS.
munisra cannot be accomplished by th^ 9tate. Meanwhile we take 30 to able of storing 24,000,000 acre feet
We make s»U quotations on
mere legislation; it inns’ come by to per cent of th eir production on of water and will develop 1,000,000
JOIt WORK
development.
arrangem ents th a t are m utually i horse Power,
more than the total
from
"W
hen
the
bolsheviki
patty
came
isfactory.
This
is
the
general
p
rin
-.
hydro-electric
power
now developed
THE FRANKLIN PRICE LIST.
in to pow er, a f te r th e downfall cf ciple; th ere is some variation, of! by California projects.
Same prices— Reasonable Price
Kerensky, private trading was fa r-, course »
Lippincott compares the Colorado,
to all.
bidden in Russia.
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“This, however, was not ordeted
en tered at the Ashland, Oregon
Postoffice as Second Class Mai’ for the sole purpose of advancit.g
A LITTLE W ATER
Matter.
o::.:aur.ism ; private tra lin g was
SPR AY ED
halted in order to concentrate all
A voice withiu us speaks that s ta rt
ou flowers will keep them
business in the hands of ’.he govern
ling word—
fresh and lovely for a long
PER TIER
ment, just as private trading was
“ Man, thou shalt never die!”
time.
Get
a
reel
of
our
restricted and controlled in Germany
•
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I
— R. H. Dana.
first quality garden hose
—
and other European count! >s luring i
and
keep your flowers,
the war.
Medford, Or., July 11, 1921. •»
The gates of success do not open
fruits, vegetables and lawn
“ Russia was in the midst f civil To the E ditor:
for the boy who is ashamed to work,
healthy and thriving. And
war; more disastrous in i’s effect on,
Dear Sir— As to the condition of
or who is too indolent to do any-
we
lieip in the effort to
a nation than war with a foreign tb e Pacific highway between Rose-
th ’ng worth while. There is no real
make
gardening pay by
enemy. Meanwhile Russia .vso had burg and the California line as of
success in life w ithout great labor.
charging the least we can
toreign foes. H undreds of tn o n san d s' J u ,Y 17, heg to report as follows:
for garden accessories.
( <
Roseburg-M yrtle Creek, 20 miles:
In the Heart of Town’
The more th a t Europe uses its of armed men were invading Russian!
soil on many battle fronts.
I Paving south of Roseburg; open at
hands industriously in self-help, the
“This dire em ergem y lasted .from
hours, detours are used when
more inclined is America to extend
the latter part of 1913
i:l the available.
a helping hand in that direction.
w inter of 1921.
M yrtle
Creek-Canyonville,
10
“Now we are entering the second i ,nIles: G rading; fair detour via Rid-
This is the season when Asliland-
period.
There’s a prospect of peace die.
ers do not spend time looking for
Canyonville-Galesville 11 miles:
today.
We
are startin g the gigantic
s lv e r linings to clouds— for there
Good
macadam.
job of rehabilitating Russia after
are no clouds to have linings.
Galesville-W olf Creek, 14 miles:
seven years of terrific w arfare,
Paving
in progress at both ends of
wherein
the
casualties
far
exc°“ded
In discussing sk irt fashions, w rit
those
of
any
belligerent
in
the
w
orld'
J°hl
where
detours are not available!
ers and speakers may as well cut it
war.
traffic
will
be allowed to pass at
short, and be in style.
“ We never intending nationaliziug ^east every two hours,
the
small factories. Our aim is to* W olf Creek-Grave Creek, 5 miles; |
The codfish lays a million eggs.
control the big enterprises like steel' ^*a ' ed-
While the helpful hen lays one;
works and corporations th at occupy
'Grave Creek-Grants Pass, 18 m iles.:
But the codfish does not cackle
in
Russia
the
same
degree
of
im-
Gein.g
macadamized; take old road j
To inform us what she’s done.
portance
as
the
great
oil
syndicates
sum
m it of Smith hill; good con-
And so we scorn the codfish coy.
dition when dry. From the foot of
W hile the helpful hen we prize; in America.
"F
act
is,
we
are
today
returning
I
®m ^h hill to G rants Pass it is no
Which indicates to thoughtful minds
numerous
small
plants
to
private
it.-
i
^®
n^er necessary to detour via Mer-
That it pays to advertise.
itiative. But meanwhile the g o v e rn -p 'n" The main highway can be used!
ment is startin g out building up a excePt when a short detour is used.
CARD OF THANKS
collosal system of state industrial-
We wish to thank our friends and ism -
neighbors also the I. O. O. F. for the
“The Russian state is the biggest I
flowers and many acts of kindness* employer in. great R ussia, likew 'sej
shown during the sickness and death the state is the greatest buyer, and!
Any Spring Coat one-half P ric j—Ladies Suits 25 per cent to 50 per cent discount.
of our brother, D. S. Orr.
! when our tran sp o rt system has been i
Mrs. J. R, Pittenger and family., repaired and we can move stuff to I
Every W aist or Blouse 10 per cent or more off.
seaboard, the state will be the big
Miss Mary Orr,
Silk Dresses reduced 10 to 50 per cent—Summer Underwear 10 per cent off.
gest seller, not only in Russia but
E. B. Hunt and family.
IS GROWING
in the whole world.
din and Silk Underwear Reduced.
Breakfast, Dinner and
“Through the All-Russian Co-op
Supper now served
erative society, called ARCOS, for
Laces and Embroideries 10 per cent to 50 per cent discount—Wool Dress goods 20 to 50 per
Open from 7 to 7
short, the products of 150,000,000
cent discount
Russian workers will be sold,
The ,M.
(Tayborne Shoe
Lenine and his staff are today
White Goods and Figured Voiles all reduced.
Sh*ne Parlor has m oved
creating state capitalism which will
Bleached Muslin, 12 1-2—19—22 1-2—25c—Curtain Goods and Draperies 10 per cent disc
from its old stand to North
finance and develop state in d u stria l
Fh-st street at th e rear of
ism on a different basis from pre
One Lot Dress Ginghams, 19c
the Reaver Building.
war ideals.
Sport Silk Skirts, $9.75------Jersey Jackets, now $6.95
I “ The new industrialism iu Russia
Each line, each tim e .....................10c
To run every other day for one
month, each line, each t i m e . . . . 7c
To m n every issue for one month
or more, each line, each tim e. . . . 5c
Classified Column.
One cent the word each time.
To run every issue for one month or
more, Vic the word each time.
WOOD
STILL THE GOAL
OF THE SOVIET
SPECIAL
L ucky
S trike
Ashland Lumber Co.
cigarette
Summer Fuel
toasted
Cut
Pine Cord
W ood
Weekly Report
On Condition Of
$3.25
Pacific Highway
Good For Cook Stoves
C arson-Fow ler Lbr. Co.
SIM P S O N ’S
HARDW ARE
GARNETT’S
ROOM
MOVED-
East Side Market
UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
We solicit your patronage. We
handle only the best of Meats,
kept in refrigerated glass
cases, under absolutely sani
tary conditions. You can sec
them for vourself.
Also handle Fresh Fish on
Thursday and Friday
C. A. Pauley & Company
S u c c e sso rs to das. B a rre tt
Phone 188
Ashland
FOLEY’S
FLORAL
CREAM
Hundreds of Ashland Ladies
use it regularly for their
complexion’s sake
As a Protective Face Cream
it has met the expectations
of the discriminating
Use it for Sunburn, Chapped
Face and Hands, Drying
Winds, etc.
Price 25c and 50c
One Lot
Selling Fast—the
DRESS GINGHAMS
SILK HOSE
19c
PERCALES
at $1.50
Light or Dark
20c
DEVONSHIRE
JA P CREPE
CLOTH
Special
35c special
35c
Bridal Long Cloth
19 to 29c
Bridal Cambric
22 to 33 1 3c
Briday Nainsook
22 to 48c
Bleached Muslin
12 1-2 to 25c
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