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ASHLAND DAILY TUNNUS.
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Monday. A ugust
15, 1021«
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clim ate, scenic beauties, health giv
W ill Tour Country—
ing m ineral w aters and pure, soft,I GREAT POWER OF PRESIDENT
E stablished 1876
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Klum will
domestic
snow water, bracing m oun
Published Every E vening Except
tain a ir, which all contribute to U" 'ted Statea Chief 6x#cutive “ Mo<t
W e sell
make an extensive motoring tour of (
Sunday
the country this fall following the j
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. ours b e tas . city of real to m e en-
Ule W or|i „
recent sale of Mr. K lum ’s string or J
.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY joym ents and a health reso rt par ex-
The Japanese coloniaztion proj-1 th a t one of th eir old comrades in the signboards along the highway from
cellent. That no reasonable person
I h e legal functions of the Presi-
PAPER
ect is still a subject for co n sid ers-! person of Lieut. Claude C. Cruson,
TELEPHONE 39
shall carry a grouch away witb him dent’s office are so eminent that he
Roseburg to K lam ath Falls to the
CHOCOLATE
tion
by the American Legion. Our stopped in Ashland for a visit with
cannot
escape
the
responsibilities
of
on
account
of
action,
or
lack
of
ac
F
oster and Kleiser company of S a n !
iubecription P rice D elivered in City
VANILLA
executive action, however much he Americanization committee finds in th e old gang last W ednesday eve Francisco. Mr. Klum has sold his I
Joe m onth ......................................8 .65 tion, or overcharges on our part.
STRAW
BERRY
may be Inclined to avoid them. His one school d istrict near Hood ning. Cruson was in command of home in Ashland and has accepted
Three m onths .............................. 1.95
Having recently spent much time constltutioual powers alone make him
MAPLE
NUT
River, Oregon, th ere are three the old F irst while we were at Ft,
Six m onths .................................. 3.75
a
position
with
the
Foster
and
in
our
enjoyable
park
and
auto
Die pivot upon which all the adminis Americans and 13 Japanese children Stevens. He and Mrs. Cruson left
One y e a r ....................................... 7.50
Kleiser company.
in his new po
camp conversing with tourists and trative machinery operates.
Mail mid Rural R oute«.
in the school. Our national convec greetings for all whom they did not
sition
he
will
have
charge
of a te r
One month .................................. 8 .65 several semi-invalids hero seeking
He appoints the heads of depart
Three m onths .............................. 1.95 health. 1 hear much com plaint about ments and may direct their major pol tion will consider a legislative bill personnaly see.
ritory extending from the Mexican
Six months .................................. 3.50
icies. His power of appointment to prohibiting children of alien p ar
border to British Columbia. Miss]
One year ........................................... 6.50 our lack of bathing facilities at the
entage from autom atically becoming
all
the
greater
offices
is
fa
r
reaching.
Lae! Klum will enter Mills college '
__
auto camp. And these health seek-
^ I t o p ^ 7 8A d ? e S ^ 8:
er* c“ mP,ain u tte rly of our hotels He can recommend, shape and veto citizens.
this coming fall.
legislation. His control over foreign
_ t h e b H i i u s u ura . su . a
l. u d i t « ! A « L ) o u r D r - g f la t t ie
1 r
Single insertion, each Inch........... 30c a n '' restau ran ts lack of fruit and affairs is virtually complete. He is
Lest we forget—
1 111* in H< <1 and G o ld m etallic!
YEARLY CONTRACTS
vegetables in their menus. That, I commander in chief of the army and
Medford Shopper
u .ie s , scaled w.th Blu« Kit,boa.
ReceJitly o u r
National
Com
D isplay A dvertising
5
o th e r
Hu» o f vao r
know, too, goes fa rth e r in keeping the navy. In short, he is the most
Mr and Mrs. George Merrill of j
One time a w eek.................... 27 H e
m ander John G. Em ery reviewed a
lH A J J O M » R K A X I» P I L L * . fur
potent
constitutional
functionary
in
our
system
in
good
working
order
yean known us best. S a t e . A I-a ys B cl jiLla
Two tim es a w e e k ...................... 25c
Medford made a shopping tour
parade in Cleveland, O., in which
than all the drugs in Christendom, the w’orld.
SO
LDBYDRUGGISlSEVtKYWMERE
Every other d a y ........................ 20c
among local m erchants last week.
All these constitutional powers have the national emblem was carried.
l / x a l R eaders.
and when our system functions
DUNSMUIR, Calif., Aug. 15.—
Each line, each tim e .................... 10c properly sickness disappears. Some been vastly augmented by practice One hundred per cent Am ericans
To run every other day for on»
and custom. The President today can were much annoyed by th e large Property damage to the extent of
cnoDth, each dine, each tim e . . . 7c told me they get better variety at do innumerable things that George num ber of “ 2 per cent A m ericans” 8125,000 is the estim ated loss
less cost, too, in Medford, and often Washington or Thomas Jefferson
To ran every issue for on« month
o r more, each line, each tim e. . . . 5c motor there to take advantage of would never have dared do even If who failed to remove th eir hats to caused by fire which swept the
CliMsified Colum n.
our flag as It passed.
principal streets of this city Mon
one or two meals per day and return they had thought of them.
One cent the word each time.
day afternoon laBt. The fire is said
The constitutional conception of the
To run every issue for one month or to enjoy, our peerless restful park
to have originated in the A uditor
G
eneral
B
aron
Jacques
of
Bel
more, %c the word each time.
and excellent w aters and cooler air. President Is that of a chief executive,
Legal R ate:
an adm inistrator; custom has added gium will address th e third national ium, afterw ards spreading to a d
One who has traveled much re to this conception that of leadership,
First Time, per 8 point line . . . . 10c
joining buildings, destroying several
m
arked
“ that there was not a suit of Initiation.—Samuel P. Orth in the convention of th e American Legion
Each subsequent time, per 8 point
in K ansas City .Nov. 2.
General business blocks and residences.
l i n e ...............................................Cc able hotel or eating place in Ash Yale Review.
Jacques w as elftnmauder-iii-chief of
Card of Thanks, 81-00.
land, com m ensurate with our other
O bituaries, 2% cents th e line.
the Beigiam forces d u rin g the w arj 2 BOOTLEGGERS ARE
splendid environm ents and we would
Clung to the Foot-Hills.
BOUND OVER TO
F raternal Orders and Societies.
Humanity in its settlements has and ,Was , directly in com m and of
A dvertising for fratern al orders never have a full m easure of pros
THE GRAND J l ’R i
cr societies charging a regular initi perity th á t we are entitled to until never cared for the high mountains several otf o ur divisions a t d iffe re n t1
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re we had such, th a t would set out a or their valleys... .But the races of tim es'
MEDFORD, Or., Aug. 15.— Jim
ligious and benevolent orders will be
men have ever been well disposed to
charged the regular rate for all ad variety menu at reasonable prices. snuggle up close to the foot-hills.
Lewis
and Jese Housley, two young
Cla tsop^Ppst of A storia has s ta rt
vertising when an admission or other Emphasizing the fact th a t a whole The modern cities have been built
men
charged
with violation of the
charge is made.
some meal with plenty of fru it and beside great rivers on the flat lands, ed the creditable precedent of giv prohibition law in having mash in
vegetables at a dollar would be bbt In Biblical times cities were ing to each newly made citizen of their possession, were given a pre
W hat C on stitutes A dvertising!
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
In order to allay a m isunderstand cheaper to him than the present founded upon rocks in the lower h ills; Clatsop county a sm all American lim inary hearing in Justice Glenn O.
ing among some as to w hat consti service at 50 to 75 cents.
and where no hills existed, ns in the flag to g eth er with a b it of useful
Taylor's court Friday afternoon and
WAS NOT SIGNED ON JULY 4, 1776
tutes news and what advertising,
I argued th at it would do injus Mesopotamia valley, the Assyrians iniorimation concerning th e signifi were bound over to aw ait the action
we print this very simple rule whicn
built a huge brick platform In imita cance o f-o u r national emblem.
is uBed by newspapers to differin- tice to our present privately owned tion of a flat hill, and reared their
of the grand jury, with bonds fixed
This is only one of many little known
a tiate between them : “ ALL future bathing and swimming places, min- city upon that. Athens was built upon i
at
$750. A plea to have the bail
events, where an admission charge eral and otherw ise to install ireu and about the Acropolis, the Areo- 1 T h» Slate Federation of Labor of
O klahom a and th e American Legion reduced to $500 was denied. The
is made or a collection is taken
’
ree
facts developed by the research which
baths at the auto camp. But the pagus, and the limestone heights be
A
IS ADVERTISING.” This applies to
have joined forces, on the grounds defense offered no testimony.
preceded the publication of the series
organizations and societies of every general opinion of tourists was th at tween Cephlssus and Hissus. Rome th a t “ the two organizations are bottie of white liquid was in tro
kind as well as to individuals.
not one to u rist out of a thousand and Constantinople are both builded
duced as evidence, also some corn
of articles on Our Government, now being
AH reports of such activities after passing through here and only re on their seven bills, and the hills w orking to advance the sam e funda
and
barley
and
corn
mash,
that
pos
m
ental
principles
and
th
e
cem
enting
they have occurred is news.
around abont Jerusalem are famous.—
from 12 to 60 hours.
distributed without charge to the friends and
AU coming social or organization maining
of th e friendship will add strength sessed a pungent odor.
time o r inclination to patronize out ; J ° hn C‘
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meetings of societies where no money
patrons of this Institution.
to b o th .” so says E d g a r F tn to n , head
contribution is solicited, initiation present bathing places, and thought
One of Ocean’. Biggest F lahe*.
of
th
e
labor
organization.
charged, or collection taken is NEWS.
-t
arian g e s o n e r bath placel The turbot is one of the largest o f
ATTRACTIVE
—
s
If you will call we shall be glad to add your
W e m ake all quotations on
< auto camp the proper cap the flat fishes, and one of the species
T h e la st news from the state aid
sheaf to our other extremely d e sir-ith a t is of most value commercially,
JOB WORK
name to our mailing list to receive the entire
com m ission is to the. effect th a t the
able recreation and health resort fa-
,s seldom over two feet long, and
from
com m ission hopes to have th e bond
series. You incur no obligation.
FALL STYLES
cilities. I hope our city authorities weighs about 18 pounds, although 90-
TH E FR ANK LIN PR IC E LIST.
¡sfaue sold during October. In the
and
pound
turbot
have
been
caught.
Its
and eating places will act to better
Sam e prices— R easonable Price—
body Is very flat and wide, with a m eantim e they are com piling rules
FALL PRICES
these conditions.
to all.
long fin on the top and bottom ridges. and regulations u n d er which they
have
arrived at
R. D. SANFORD.
Its upper surface is brown, and cov will operate. It is stated th a t it
L niered at the Ashland, Oregon,
EDITOR s NOTE— The foregoing ered with hard, round knobs.
, A shland, Oregon
Postofflce as Second Class Mail
will still be some tim e before the
criticism
referring to the hotel ac
The turbot is r. sea fish, and its application forms a re prepared.
Matter.
T ailors for Men and W omen
commodations is evidently made eggs—five or 10,000000 to a fish—float
at*
with consideration of past existant on the ocean sniface, but the full-
You are invited for a look
T
he
m
embers
of
th
e
old
F
irst
grown turbot prefers a sea bank,
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3 conditions prior to the new manage
where it lies on Its lighter side. Both com p any w ill be n leased to learn
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* There is no courage but in in- * ment of the Hotel Ashland. It is the eyes are on the upper side of the — T 7 ■ in i
*
nocence;
* obvious that since Mr. Coffman has body. The turbot abounds off the
* No constancy, but in an hon- * only recently taken over the old Ho western coast of Europe, where it is
tel Austin, making several improve «‘aught for export.
est cause.— Southern.
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0 ments and changes, including the
A>
<g) <$>> .¡£ <^ <£> <^ <$> <$> name to Hotel Ashland, th a t the
Mazarin’s Great Library.
At the beginning of the Fronde in
above criticism of Mr. Sanford is
The problem is, to keep the P a liot applicable a t the present time. trigues In Paris in 3648, when Anne
of Austria, mother of Louis XTV, was
cific ocean tru e to label.
queen regent of France, Cardinal Maz
It Is Hard to Be Accurate.
arin’s library hela 40,000 books, and
It rem ains for enforcem ent laws,
Can yon exactly describe what you was the most Important collection of
rigorously enforced, to put the pro see?
If you can, you are cleverer books then existing.
Mazarin was
hibition into the eighteenth am end than most persons. A book recently compelled to retire from court, and
ment.
published in Paris relates that at a tlie French parliament voted the con
meeting of scientific men two of them fiscation and sale of his library. Louis
Lenine and Trotzky have read suddenly began to quarrel. Under sent Fonquet with unlimited power to
their own political obituaries, time pretense of obtaining legal evidence bid it in. hut the parliament, compre
after time. And yet they retain the president of the meeting asked hending that it would in this way be
everyone present to write an exact returned to Mazarm. ordered Its com
some sparks of political life.
report of what had happened. The plete dispersion, by selling It in small
quarrel was a pure piece of acting lots. The librarian was so affected
W arfare will not end until* the arranged to test the powers of ob that he died of a broken heart. The
F ir s t a r r i v a l s in S u i t s C o a t s a n d D r e s s e s
war spirit is elim inated from the servation of the men present.
sale of Mazarin’s paintings was to
Though the assembly was composed have followed, but they were saved.
masses of m ankind. Incline the in
telligent millions of this and other entirely of Jurists, psychologists and
countries strongly tow ard peace, doctors, only one report contained
BRUTAL IIUBby.
and there could not be another less than 20 per cent of error; 13 re
ports had more than 50 per cent
¡A typical husband
world war.
wrong; and in 34 reports from 10 to
Ashland
Tidings
American Legion. lÇolum
Brick Ice Cream
Ashland Creamery
Dunsmuir Fire
Loss Estimated
Near $125,000
CHICHESTER S PILLS
$
Fall Woolens
Citizens Bank oi Ashland
First S h o w in g o f
Fall G arm ents
15 per cent of the details were wholly
Imaginary. When men of science can
FINALLY ACCOMPLISHED
so err we can understand how easily
The much cussed and discussed the ordinary man can go astray. H ie
new electric linotype m elting pot is story shows why lawyers value cir
cumstantial evidence so highly.—
now properly installed and seems to
Tooth’s Companion.
he working fine. Tho heat and ir
ritation of the campaign seems to be
No Divorce in Great Russia.
over and the season for good feel
To the peasants of Great Russia
ing and happy thoughts has arrived \ marriage is a tie that death alone can
therefore we take back (for the sever, and divorce by the help of law
sake of our religion) nearly every courts is practically unknown to
thing we have thought during the them. If the husband and wife can
past week. And on account of old not get along together they simply
friendships and good will for the agree between themselves to live
future nearly everything we have apart, the husband taking the boys
and the wife the girls, In cases where
said the past week. A squaring of there are any children. In spite ef
accounts is always appropriate after the fact that there is no recourse to
the battle.
We have an abiding the courts, however, husband and wife
faith now th at we will be able to in Great Russia do not know each oth
print the news instead of apologies er before marriages except in rare in
for not printing It. We thank our stances. The selection is made by
subscribers for their good will and the parents or guardians, and it is nn-
seemingly for the bridegroom tq see
forebearance during the ordeal
the bride more than once before the
nuptials.
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PUBLIC FORUM
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E ditor Tidings— It is but natural
that we who have adopted Ashland
as our home should encourage
others to join us in our enjoyment.
In my opinion the way to accomplish
this is to m ake things so pleasant
for our ever increasing num ber of
tourists and health seekers, who are
here spying and trying out our of
ferings, th a t each will be a standing
traveling ad. as they depart for
home, or other fields yet to be in
vestigated, not only ot our Bplendid
Cultivate Distinct Speech.
Let us consider d e a r and distinct
enunciation as contrasted with other
kinds. Talking distinctly is one of the
finest of human accomplishments. The
Association of the Hard of Hearing, at
a recent meeting, urged the cultiva
tion of lip-reading by those inclined
to deafness. Talking with the lips is
as good for those who talk as it is for
those who listen. The finest and clear
est enunciation is by those who enun
ciate with the lower lip and the
tongue, instead of by wagging their
laws and talking through their noses.
Avoid masticating your spoken words,
and that besetting Yankee sin—the
twang!—Boston Globe
named Jake,
Whenever his wife
tried to bake,
■ Ate a d o z e n or
more
Of h e r biscuits,
then swore
They were not like
what m o t h e r
could bake.
/I
A CLEARAWAY SALE
In which apparel is offered at decided reductions to effect immediate disposal and prepare
for the new season. Values of unusual importance are offered throughout our store. Be
low are listed a few—many other equally important items not advertised.
O ne lot 2 -p iece h o u se d re s s e s , a t ...................................... $ .98
O ne lo t a p ro n d re s se s ..................................................................$1.25
< )ne lo t h o u se d ie s s e s ......................................................... . . . $2.49
O ne lo t V oile d re s se s ........... ................................................... $4.98
V oiles a n d L in en d re sse s ............................................................. $8.75
“TH E ELH A R T W AY”
Good Stock, Good Service,
Good Goods
G L O V E S P E C IA L S
SUGGESTIVE LIST
Canned H eat O utfit
Icy Hot Bottle
Shaving Cream, Tooth Paste
Tooth Brush
Cold or Vanishing Cream
Sunburn Lotion
Mosquito Lotion
Talcum Powder
Gauze Bandages
Adhesive Tape
T insture Iodine
Laxative Tablets
'
UNDEBTHINGS
.Unusual ‘values. Our
present stock of knit
goods priced to sell.
Gowns
Envelope Chemises
Camisoles
REAL BARGAINS
CHAMOISETTE GLOVES
I n slip -o n a n d 2 -b u tto n sty les,
1U e re am , g re y , c h a m o is a n d
brow n. V alu es u p to $2.00, now
$1.19 to $1.39
SILK GLOVES
O ne lo t a t ................ 89c to $1.19
T w o -b u tto n sty le o f ex cellen t
q u a lity w ith e m b ro id e re d w rist
— in w h ite a n d g re y . . . . $1.79
REMNANTS
Tt will be w o rth y o u r
w h ile to look o v e r o u r
sto c k o f co tto n a n d wool
re m n a n ts —
They are priced right
for a quick sale
OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES WILL CON-
TINUE THROUGHOUT THE MONTH
Let Us Supply Your Needs
COTTON BATHING
GEORGETTE
SUITS
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