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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Ashland
T. S. Wiley, petit ju ro r . . .
Tidings A u gu st 10 W ill S ee C om pletion
Dr. J. W. Robinson, grand
Established 1876
| ju ry witness .................. .. .
Published Every Evening Except
Of
P
acific
H
ig
h
w
a
y
in
County
H. C. Foster, circuit court
Sunday
24.60
w itness ........... ................
9.60
Harold Riddle, circuit court
2.06
witness .................... , . . .
7.00
E- C. Stillman, grand jury
6.00;
witness ................................
3.0oi
W ebster Wertz, circuit court
9.60
witness ..................................
9.60
Wm. Wise, grand jury wlt-
9.60
ness . .....................................
g.oo
; Ransom
W ebstar,
circuit
11.00 ; court witness ......................
8.00
! F . Roy Davis, court rep o rter’s
6.20 ' (fee ....................................._ 2t}.8l
w itness ................................
Mrs. Acklin, circuit court
witness ..............................
O FFICIAL CITY A N D COUNTY
The state highway commission is California d .tt roads,
E v erett
A cklin,
circuit
PAPER
to be complimented for the splendid
The last strip of highway now be
«court w itness , ...............
TELEPHONE 39
work it has been do*Jhg and is now 1 ing completed, is at the summit, H. W. Barron, circuit court
Subavripuun P rice D elivered in City
witness ; ..............................
where the plant of Oskar Huber, the
One month .................................. $ .66 doing in the state and especially in contractor to r the Siskiyou paving, Wm. Cottrell, grand jury
Tjhree m o n t h s .............................. 1.96 ’ Jackson county. A drive over the
w itn e s s - ....................... ..
is located. The work from Ashland Grace C ham berlain, circuit
Six m onths .................................. 3.75
One year ................................... 7.60 w onderful strip ol' the Pacific high- to the California Lne was done by
court witness ............. . . .
9.60
Total $1310.81
Mail and Rural Route*.
way from Medford to the California Oskar H uber and is a credit, not on­ Ira K. Drake, grand jury
Justice
Court
One mouth .................................. $ .65 line, all of which is now hard su r­ ly to the contractor, but to W illiam
iwitness- ................
8.8Q D. Alexander, justice witness
Three m ouths .............................. 1.95
A
rth
u
r
Dressier,
circuit
court
fees .......................................$ 2.50 !
faced
excepting
about
2000
feet
that
Strahan, who is in charge, and I ls
Six m onths ...................................... 3.5o
witness ................ ................
7.00
Frank
Borden, justice wit­
One year ....................................... 6.50 will be completed by August 1 to 10, assistants, as well as to D istrict En­ H. G. Enders, circuit court
ness fees ..............................
2.00
will convince you of this fact as well gineer Hodgman, George McVlckar,
witness ................................
9.60 D. W.
-4U)VERTLS1NGRATE s 7
Bagshaw,
justice
as m ake you feel proud that the local engineer, J. Drew, state inspec­ Maud H. Evans, circuit court
: court fees ...........................
4.55
D isplay A d vertising
witness .............. ; ...............
9.60 I Mrs. F rank Borden, justice
Single insertion, each in ch ........... 36c entire Pacific highway through this to r, L. E. King, inspector in charge,
E. H. Evans, circuit court
YEARLY CONTRACTS
witness fees ................ ..
2.00
county, a distance of fifty-five miles, and the highway commission.
tyitness ......... ......................
D isplay A dvertising
9.60 W. W. Cottrell, justice wit-
The twenty-one miles of road from M arshall Hooper, grand jury
One time a w eek.....................27 %c will be hard surfaced by the first
mess fees ...........................
2.60
witness
.........
of
August.
Ashland to the state line has cost
Two tim es a w eek.................... 26c
p4.80 A rth u r Fitch, justice court
Every other d a y ......................... 20c
fees ....................................
1.50
The w riter had the pleasure of ac­ in round figures more than $800,000. F. W. H errin, circuit court
w itness ................ .............
Jxx'al R eaders.
8.40 W. H. Gowdy, justice court
companying District Engineer K. E. of which the state has paAl about ,Geo. L. Irwin, circuit court
Each line, each tim e .................... 10c
fees .................................. .. . 37.15
Hodgman over this highway last three-fourths and the county one-
witness ................................
To run every other day for one
9.60 J. W. H atcher, justice court
moDth, each line, each t i m e . . . . 7c week, and although we had been ov­ fourth.
Luke Jennings, circuit court
*
fees ....................................... 31.80
witness .........................
To run every issue for one month
7.00 M. D. Jones, justice witness
er it several times it ¡s always a
The state is now having about a
or more, each line, each tim e. . . . 5c delight to ride on such a weli built
John Murphy, circuit court
fees .......................................
1.50
mile of guard fence built on the
C lassified Column.
w itness ................................
9.60 W ilbur Jacks, justice witness
highway with its graceful curves and sharp curves" is laying several miles F rank Murphy, circuit court
One cent the word each time.
fees .......................................
1.50
To run every issue for one month or easy grades, winding through the of drain tile in the ditches along
w itness ................................
9.60 Bert Moses, justice witness
more, %c the word each time.
m ountains and through the beauti- the highway, and cutting down some Voly Meyers, circuit court
Legal R ate:
w itness ; . . . . .....................
(Continued on Page Three)
9.60
F irst Time, per 8 point line . . . . 10c ful tim ber as it climbs to the sum­ of the Dills where slides occur, in M anard- McCurry, circuit
m it of the Siskiyous, over 4500 feet order to get ready for the rains ' court w itness .....................
Each subsequent time, per 8 point
9.60
l i n e ...............................................5c
high, where you catch the cool moun­ and to m ake the highway an all-the- ¡M. McCorry, circu it courjr
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
w itness »----- k . j .............
tain breezes, view Mt. Shasta and year-round thoroughfare.
5.60
O bituaries, 2
cents the line,
'Bolton
Meadows,
circuit
couft
other
snow
caps,
and
then
drop
down
The highway between Ashland and
fr a te r n a l Orders and Societies.
w itness ................................
7.00
Advertising for fratern al orders on the other side to the California Medford is also being repaired while Mr. O orthrups, circuit court
or societies charging a regular initi­ line, where, by the way, the paved the O skar Huber plant is in opera­
witness ................................
8.80
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­ highway ends and you pick up the tion.
^Mrs. O orthrups, county court
ligious and benevolent orders will be
witness ..............................
8.SO
cbarged the regular rate for all ad­
O.
A.
Paulserud,
grand
jury
they
were
during
the
corresponding
vertising when an admission or other
E . W. Carlton, grand ju ro r . 29.60
witness ................................
5.60
charge is made.
period last season, despite the in­ ¡Lloyd Colver, grand ju ro r . . 29.00 Fred Pettigrew , grand jury
crease in freight rates, according to T. E. Daniels, petit ju ro r . . 22.00
w itness ..............................
6.20
W hat C onstitute« A dvertising!
published in th e M . J
1 28.80 £. K. Pollard, grand jury
(KEROSENE)
In order to allay a m isunderstand­ statistics
18.80
witness ................................
7.00
ing among some as to w hat consti­ ket R eporter, official publication of I J. C. Godlove, petit ju ro r
STANDARD
OIL COMPANY
16.00 J. B. Palm er, circuit court
(C A L IF O R N IA )
tutes news and what advertising,
H. H. G illette, petit ju ro r . . 24.60
witness ................................
we print this very simple rule whicn the departm ent of agriculture.
7.00
So
far
this
season,
according
t
o
p
eo‘
^ a rre ^t, petit ju ro r . 19.60 Tom Roberts, circuit court
Is used by newspapers to dlfferln-
I
■
i i i
«1«
atiate between them : “ ALL future that publication, car load shipm ents j ¿*has; J ^ u m p h r o y ^ p S t Juror 22.60 ■■■■' j — ------- , . j hi ii
27.00
•vents, where an admission charge have totaled
u98,524. compared F. C. Homes, petit ju ro r . .
25.40
is made or a collection is taken
16.20
IS ADVERTISING.” This applies to with 315,597 during the correspond- C. C. Hoover, petit ju ro r
E arl Hayes,p etit ju ro r
7.20
organizations and societies of every ing period last year.
Chas.
Isaacs,
petit
ju
ro
r
.
.
10.fr)
kind as well as to individuals.
Tabulations by states as to car­
8.80
All reports of such activities after load shipm ents up to June 4, show D. H. Jackson, petit ju ro r .
C. Joy, grand ju ro r . . .
31.00
they have occurred is news.
18.80
All coming social or organization that of thirteen fruits and vegetabl ■ s O D. Lowe, petit ju ro r . . .
28.80
meetings of societies where no money decreases occurred in only two. E. K. Lane, grand ju ro r . .
28.00
contribution is solicited, initiation while increases were reported in (J. E. McDonald, petit ju ro r
W e can furnish good slab
G. R. Myers, petit ju ro r . . .
19.20
charged, or collection taken is NEWS. eleven.
wood a t $6.76 per cord; order
I'C. A. Meeker, grand ju ro r
28.00
MW while we can deliver from
We make
quotations on
Wells Mann, petit ju ro r . .
19.40
cars and can save you extra
23.40
JOH WORK
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS i Jim O’Brien, petit ju ro r . .
A. H. Pracht, petit ju ro r . .
hauling expense.
24.60
from
W. D! Roberts, petit ju ro r .
13.00
TH E FRANKLIN PR IC E LIST.
The following <s a schedule of ex­ F. W. Scott, petit ju ro r . .
22.00
Also mill trim m ing at $7.00
Same prices— Reasonable Prie«»- - penditures of Jackson county, Ore­ F rank J, Shinn, petit ju ro r
21.60
per
load and mill blocks at
gon, together with a list of the 'W. H. Smith, petit ju ro r . .
to all.
13.ÒC
t
$7.50 per load.
claim ants and articles of service for C. H. Taylor, petit ju ro r . .
19.00
Lntered at the Ashland. Oregon, which the claim is made, and which F. E. Upton, petit ju ro r .
10.60
Postoffice as Second Class Mall were passed upon by the County C. C. W olters, petit ju ro r .
27.60
Court of Jackson County during the R. C. W ard, petit ju ro r . . ,
M atter.
20.20
m o n th of Jane, 1921.
The following bills were allowed
PHONE 20.
<§> <•» «$>
as follows with th e exceptions shown;
TH E ASH LAND
PR IN TIN G
\
W ednesday, July 2 7 , 1021
CO.
W hen heated, water escapes
tram the radiator in the form
of steam. In the sanie way
oil vapors pass out through
the breather pipe when the
oil is subjected to engine heat.
Low evaporation loss is an
indication of the oil’« lubri­
cating quality.
Produced tin»if
i t J he new HE x i ON
process
Excessive Oil Evaporation
Reduces Mileage and Power
Cycol reduces evaporation loss. It has the stab ility
to w ithstand terrific engine heat ow ing to its
peculiar chem ical characteristics.
E xcessive loss of oil th ro u g h evaporation means
th at the oil is not suitable to w ithstand engine
heat. Poor oils contain a large percentage of vola­
tile and non -lu b ricatin g co n stitu en ts which are lib­
erated when subjected to o p eratin g tem peratures
and pass out th ro u g h the b reath er pipes as vapor.
M akes
summer cooking
comfortable
PEARL OIL
Pow er and m ileage are reduced. Some oils lose as
m uch as 50% in evaporation d u rin g a 10 hour run.
Scientific tests in our special m otor laboratory
«how th at evaporation loss is greatly dim inished
w ith Cycol in the m otor. T h at means b e tter lub­
ricatio n and more m ileage.
Cycol is the new and differen t m otor oil. I t is free
from d estru ctiv e “su lp h o ” compounds. T hese are
removed by the new H exeon Process, used only
by us. O ils containing “su lp h o ” com pounds break
down rap id ly under engine heat.
WOOD
SPECIAL
Cycol-ize your m otor. Clean the crank case—not
w ith kerosene—and refill w ith the correct grade
of Cycol as show n by the Cycol Recom m endation
C hart. T he price of Cycol is 25c to 35c a quart
according to grade.
ASSOCIATED OIL COM PANY, San Francisco
twroiBc o il
Ashland Lumber Co.
♦
-w e
M O TO R O ttC
-o F O E € FR Q M 1
DESTRUCTIVE
SULPHO
COM POUNDS
FREE FROM DESTRUCTIVE’‘SULPHO 'COMPOUNDS
County Court and C om m issioners
<s> To glory some advance a ly-
ing claim «
Thieves of renown and pii-
•A*
ferers of fame;
-A Their front supplies what
•» i their am bition lacks:
di> They know a thousand lords
behind their backs.— Young.
♦
♦>
♦
G. A. G ardner, county judge’s
salary .................................. $153.00
♦
Victor Bursell, county com­
We have just received a
m issioner’s salary and ex-
«
Pense ........................... . . . .
64.66;
Jam es Owens, county com-
shipment of Munson Last
' m issioner’s salary and ex­
pense .................................... n -,.00 J
♦s
ti. A. G ardner, connty judge’s
Blucher Style
¡traveling e x p e n s e .............. 45.50
ome Tel. & Tel. Co., county
$
judge’s telephone bill
9.85
<$> ■$><$><«><£'
. • •• •
Rrintery,
county
■ locker
judge's office expense . .
11.00
restern Union Tel. Co., tel­
egram s for county judge
1.32
PU BLIC FORUM
>
Total $400.27
Circuit. Court
To the Ashland Public:
A. R. Thompson, circuit court
The Ashland Park Commission I c r i e r ...................................... $ 4 8.00
asks your forebarance in any cen­ Chas. B artlett, circuit court
witness ................................ 16.00
sure for the care taken of the Plaza F ran k P. F arrell, circuit court
park near the C arter memorial foun­ ’ expense ................................ 10.00
FOR LADIES *
Home Tel. & Tel. Cf.. circuit
tain, for the following Reasons:
judge’s telephone bill . . .
4.20'
On the 7th day of last June, Com­ Wm.
G. Kinney, circuit court
missioner McNair appeared before
w itn e s s ................................
1.50 !
the city council at a regular meet­ Geo. N. Lewis, bailiff for
36.00 |
ing with a request for the city to 1 term .....................................
This is the 0 ’Donnei Make
T re d Pettigrew , justice wit­
have the irrigation of the Plaza park
ness fees ...........................
2.60
attended to. which they agreed to
A. Smith, petit ju ro r for
March term .........................
(j.60
do, with the proviso that the park
Mattie
Thompson,
meal9
for
board do the mo\ving, which was ac­
jury .......................................
6.50
cepted.
i ’E. M. Wilson, audit of books,
About July 19, when the lawn was
grand ju ry expense .........
25.00
drying up, Commissioner Butler H. S. Duel, petit ju ro r . . .
22.00
22.00
called the attention of Mayor Lam- iB urdette Dodge, peit ju ro r.
*u
.
'Fretl Benedict, petit ju ro r .
21.00
kin to the condition there, and was lJRalph Bardwell, petit ju ro r
10.00
assured th at ft would be attended J*. C. Bingham, grand ju ro r
28.06
to.
If the Plaza lawn burns up, we
ask the public to place the blame
where It belongs.
ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION,
By G. S. B utler.w
TO IDENTIFY OREGON WHEAT
■Specimens of more than 300 va­
rieties of wheat are being sent by
the farm crops departm ent to W. C.
Clark, hekd of the departm ent of
cereal investigation in W ashington,
D. C„ 1'or standardization in name
and classification. The same vari­
eties of wheat have been grown in
different parts of the United States
under many different names. Mr.
Clark will endeavor to give a stand­
ard name and classification to each
variety.
Of the 300 varieties of
wheat to be sent, only 125 are accu­
rately named. These are all grown
on the college farm under the super­
vision of the experiment station.
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SHIPMENTS OF FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES ALMOST DOUBLE1 2
Carload shipm ents of fruits and
vegetables this season up to July 2
have been nearly twice a3 great as
W
O
O
D
A Clearaway Sale
In which ap p arel is offered a t decided reductions to effect im m ediate disposal and prepare
for the new season. Values of unusual im portance are offered th roughout our store. Be
low are listed a few—m any other equally im p o rtan t item s not advertised.
One lot 2-piece house dresses, at ................................. $ .98
One lot apron dresses ........................................................ $1.25
One lot house dresses
„< .................................... . ..$2.49
(hie lot Voile dresses ..................
‘
‘.’.$4.98
\ Giles and Linen dresses .................................................... $8.75
GLOVE
In order to make room we are offering
Slab Wood at $2.75 per tier
C ash w ith O rd er
A s h l a n d L u m b e r C o ., Phone 20
A LITTLE
W ATER
SPR A Y ED
on flowers will keep them
fresh and lovely for a long
time. Get a reel of our
first quality garden hose
and keep your flowers,
fruits, vegetables and lawn
healthy and thriving. And
we help in the effort to
make • gardening pay by
charging the
» least we can
for garden accessories.
SIMPSON’S HARDWARE
U N D ER TH IN G S
Unusual values. Our
present stock of knit
goods priced to sell.
Gowns
Envelope Chemises
Camisoles
REAL BARGAINS
S P E C IA L S
CH A M O ISETTE GLOVES
In slip-on and 2-button styles,
in cream, grey, chamois and
brown. Values up to $2.00, now
$1.19 to $1.39
SIL K GLOVES
One lot a t .............. 89c to $1.19
Two-button style of excellent
quality with embroidered wrist
—in white and g r e y
$1.79
OUR JU L Y CLEARANCE SA L E P R IC E S
T IN U E TH ROUGHOUT T H E MONTH
apons
REM NANTS
Tt will be worth your
while to look over our
stock of cotton and*wool
remnants—
They are priced rig h t
for a quick sale
W IL L
CON­