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Tuesday, August SO, l M i
THE ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
PA G E TW O
KENNEDY CASE AT LOS
Ashland
Tidings
Established 187 6
H ig h w a y C om m ission Reports
Published Every Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
o n J a ck so n Co. R oad W ork
CITY AND COUNTY
PA PER
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OFFICIAI
of the m etal consisting of newly
supplies from Africa, com
ing by way of Loudon; of gold
yielded up by India,"also coming by
London; and of m etal thought to
have originated
from
Russian
sources, eventually coming to Amer
ica through various European coun
tries.
E urope’s centralized reserves were
built up subsequent to the outbreak
of the great war far above prew ar
figures, and were fu rth er increased
since the arm istice, by concentrat
ing in them as far afT^possible all
gold privately held. WEiTe these re
serves have been, by continued gov
ernm ent impoundage, kept rigidly
stabilized a t the points attained as
resu lt of those extraordinary war
aqd postw ar m easures, iu the face
of the recent trem endous suction to
ward America, neverthless th e three
great stream s have flowed through
ANGELES PL E A D NOT- GUILTY mined
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Aug. 30.—
M adalyun. Obsnchaiu and A rthur
Burch, h eld -in connection with the
recent m urder of Beltop Kennedy,
pleaded not guilty today to a charge
of m urdering the man.
Burch was composed and made his
plea in a firm voice. Mrs. Oben-
chain was visibly affected and ju st
managed • to whisper the •v o rd s.
Ralph Obenchain, her divorced hus
band, was at her side during the
proceedings. The trial is set for No
vember 1.
Roy
ail paid from state funds.
(Continued Prom Y esterday.)
Dne month .................................
.66
Nunn was resident engineer in
Three months ..............................
Gold
R
ill-Josephine
County
Line
charge of the work.
Six months .................................. 3.76;
Paving
Ashland Hill Paving
One y e a r ........................................ 7.60
Mail and R ural Route*.
Contract No. 116. for the paving
This work was completed at date
One month .................................. 3
of thig report, with expenditures of
of
this
section
of
the
Pacific
high
Three months ...........................
1.96
Six months .................................. 3.60 way, was aw arded on May 6, 1919, 115,908,03 having been made. During
present
biennium,
dealyed
One year ....................................... 6.60 to S. S. Schell & J. L. Calvert, G rants the
Pass. Oregon. This work is 12.2 charges have been paid to the ex
EL R O PE’S GOLD R E SE R V E S
ADVERTISING RATES:
miles in length aud follows the tent of $432.22, bringing the total
D isplay A dvertising
Single insertion, each in ch ........... 30c Rogue river from Gold Hill to the cost of the work to the state to
While Europe sent to the United
YEARLY CONTRACTS
$16,346.25.
Josephine county line.
Display Advertising
States more than $250,000,000 In
The original contract called for
One time a w eek.................... 27%cj
gold during the first six m onths of
I'wo tim es a w eek.................... 25c
a 2-inch bitulithic pavement on a
the cu rren t year above receipts from
Every other d a y .........................20c
crushed rock, or a crushed gravel
this country, nevertheless, a slight
Local R eaders.
Each line, each tim e .................... 10c base. This was later changed to an i
gain occurred in th a t period in the
inch-aud-a-hair to three-inch bitum i-'
To run every other day for on«
total gold reserves of Europe held
month, each line, each tim e . . . 7c nous base, the thickness varying, de
by cen tral banks or governm ent
To m n every issue for on<> month
pending on the conditions of the;
or more, each line, each tim e. . . . 5c
agents.
subgrade.
C lassified Colum n.
Only three of the fourteen chief
One of the co n tracto r’s paving
One cent the word each time.
European
gold holding countries
To ru n every issue for one month or, piants prOved to be unsuited for this
Marshall Neilan produces the
will do your plowing right now
more, %c the word each time.
work after it had been brought o n ! masterpiece of his career. “Go and showed a dim inution in th eir gold
L egal R ate:
stocks from January 1 to July 1, and in your hard, sticky soil.
F irst Time, per 8 point line . . . . 10c the ground, and could not be used. Get It” is the biggest sm ashing hit these losses were relatively slight,
Bargain in used sew in g m achine;
Each subsequent time, per 8 point
The quarry first opened produced an Picturedom has offered in recent
th eir combined to ta l am ounting to a lso a new- carload o f W hite sew
H n® .............................................. ” c excellent rock in the beginning, but years. It is a th rillin g tale of the
o S u a ^ i e s ^ T ^ ’cenU ^the line.
as the Quarrying progressed the ma- mysterious inner workings of a great less than $12,000,000. This loss was ing m achines ju st in, at
more than offset by gains among
F raternal Orders and S ocieties,
i teria! became so soft th a t this quar-| daily newspaper, hinged on the
Peil's Corner
A dvertising for fratern al orders! ry had to be abandoned. Graveli friendly rivalry of two star report the other eleven countries, th e n et
working
on
one
of
the
most
increase
of
the
fourteen
combined
cr societies charging a regular initi-1 from p oots creek was then used, ers working on one
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re-1. t
t .
. . . .
am ounting to $1,199,000.
Uglous and benevolent orders will be but t bis bad t0 be washed before it amazing and fascinating stories ev
Yet between Jan u ary 1 and July
charged the regular rate for all ad ! could be used as paving m aterial, er chronicled. It is the positive sen
vertislng when an admission or o th e r| an(j after a washer had been in sation of the picture world. There 1, the gold stock held by the federal
charge is made.
stalled,' Foots creek went dry owing are as many thrills iu it as th ere reserve banks K th e United States
What Constitutes Advertising!
to au unusual drought. Due to these •are in an aeroplane ride. The pic increased by $4O2,6O1,O0’O, or near
In order to allay a m isunderstand adverse conditions this work has ture opens a t the Vining today, and ly 20 per cent, of the $2,059,330,-
ing among some as to w hat consti been delayed and will not be com-¡every man, woman and child in Ash- 000 they held the first of th e year,
tutes news aud w hat advertising,
alom st tw o-thirds of "The Increase
land should try to see it.
we print this very simple rule whicn pleted until next year.
being made up by th e gold from
is used by, newspapers to differin-
Roy Nunn is resident engineer on
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Eureopean shipping points, th e rest
atiate between them : “ ALL future the work, for which th e total e sti-’
H
events, where an admission charge
ta i noon
coming from non-European and
is made or a collection is taken | mate<1 findl cost 1S $410,000.
domestic sources.
IS ADVERTISING.” This applies to! entire project is to be paid for from
An analysis of th is gold mov»>
organizations and societies of every state funds, th e expeditures to date
ment
shows th a t present European
kind as well aa to individuals.
being $191,181.07.
All reports of such activities after
gold reserves a re n o t being drained
Central Point-Gold HUI P avin g
they have occurred is news.
to swell A m erica’s holdings, b u t th a t
On April^ 15, 1919, contract No.
All coming so d ai o r organization
th e increm ents to this country’s
meetings of societies where uo money 100 was awarded to the Clark &
contribution is solicited, initiation Henerey Construction company, of
hoard
since fhe first of th e year, In
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 30.—
charged, or collection taken is NEWS.
Stockton, Calif., for laying 8.9 miles Thomas W. Miller, alien property so fa r as shipm ents from European
We make all quotations on
of pavement between C entral Point custodian, declared today th a t un- points are concerned, are chiefly ac
JOB WORK
and Gold Hill on th e Pacific h ig h -'d e r the term s of the new German counted fo r by th re e great stream s
from
way. This pavement was a two-inch i American treaty, Germany agrees to
THE FRANKLIN PR IC E LIST.
bitulithic and was laid on a three- pay for th e American lives lost on*
Same prices— Reasonable P rice-
inch bitum inous base. The bitum i the L usititania and satisfy all other
nous base was laid upon the ground claims caused by the ex-kaiser’s gov
ernment. Germany m ust take such
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, except in a few places where crushed
action before the property form erly
gravel
was
rolled
in
before
the
base
Postoffioe as Second Class ’ Mall
was placed. Ih addition to the owned by German interests in the
M atter.
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Oregon’s Higher Institution of
three-legged roller, a tandem roller United States and now held by this
ROOM FOR MORE PA PERS
was used to iron ouC the top, which government, will be returned to its
gave an exceptionally smooth, even owners.
Medford is a pretty good town surface. This pavement has been
Eight Schools; Seventy Departments
and looked to some folks, including laid over a year and not a single
Three hundred and ninety home
A ttorney Phipps, as if it would sup break has occurred as yet.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921
steads have been filed in Alaska.
For inlornttion write to the Hecitlrtr
port two dailies. So Phipps tried
The building of the fills, or ap
Oregon
Agricultural College
it, with his Daily Clarion. I t costs proaches to the Tolo overcrossinf
Wood carving by means of a sand
C O R V A L L IS
him about eighty dollars a day to was included in this contract, and
blast is giving satisfactory results.
produce his four-page daily, and the the charges later transferred to the
past week it has averaged less than stru ctu re construction. These fills
twenty-five dollars a day in gross were allowed to settle during the
advertising business. These good, w inter of 1919-1920, and in the fol
new, newspaper fields do not always lowing spring these fills and the i
Gasoline
prove as good as they look. Besides overcrossing were paved. W ork was,
l-ii
th a t it takes more than a good w rit started May 15, 1919. antFcompleted
er and reform er to make a good December 20, 1919, except for the
newspaper man. The m atter of cost work at th e Tolo overcrossing. The
in relation to income has more to en tire section was completed Julv
do with newspaper success. Looks 20, 1920, th e final cost of this pro
as though wise Medford business ject being $223,062.72, which w as1
men had tum bled to th e fact th a t
two newspapers doubles th e ir ad
vertising expense w ithout increasing
LADIES
their business, and refuse to en
Have your suit or coat tailor-
courage Phipps’ otherw ise very good
made. Come in and see the
little newspaper.
latest woolens and the new
models. Our prices are lower
than ready-mades.
Medford,
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G rants Pass aud Roseburg la
SUGAR-COATED PILLS OF 't>
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dies are w earing our suits and
L? f e i
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WISDOM
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coats— why not you?
Subscription P rice D elivered to City
Big
Production
This Evening at
Vining Theatre
these countries to the United States
with little Impediment during the
last six months. No m aterial ef
fort has been made in Europe to
divert the gold from them for the
purpose of building up- fu r th e r 'th e
reserves there. The gold has served
to reduce European indebtedness in
• erica rather than to aft! in re-
storing the gold standard in Europe,
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The Beider Tractor
and P.&0. Disc Plow
N ELD A
CAFE
TECHNOLOGY
Suitable
lor
Hunting
and
Fishing
A b solutely sanitary and up-to-
date.
Buys only th e best food?
and carries all fru its and vege
tables in season.
Makes a Specialty of Coffee
and Home Made Pastries
We carry several kinds.
E veryone is invited to try
leather soles.
our
with
Rubber,
Made
Com position
or
service eith er «lay or night.
Open Until Midnight
R. A. AVERY, Prop.
ASHLAND
ORCCON.
Ashland
297 E ast Main
Germany Agrees
To Payment For
Lusitania, Claim
OAC
Canvas
Shoes
ih
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when you Light a CAMEL
Your taste will tell you that! For Cam^s
have the flavor and fragrance of choicest tobaccos,
perfectly .blended. They’re smooth and mellow-
mild.
And th ere's NO C IG A R E T T Y A F T E R
T A ST E .
We put the utmost quality into this one brand.
Camels are as good as it’s possible for skill, money
aud lifelong knowledge of flne tobaccos to make a
cigarette.
T h a t’s why Camels are TH E Q U A L IT Y
C IG A R E T T E .
O R R ES — TAILORS
From “ Aesop’s Film Fables”
— By Aesop, J r.—
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♦ of Aesop's “The Donkey in the
♦ Lion’s Skin.”
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Sometimes a good bluff is
more effective than a bad act.
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A nother’s skin may cover
your bonehead but It won’t im-
prove your mental machinery.
— "Aesop’s Film Fables.
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YOU
HAVE
HEARD
of men who could hardly
w rite th eir own name—
hut
w ho
SA V ED
MONEY!
Are you, who can read,
w rite and earn money
willing to be outdone by
men less intelligent than
/o u rself?
Think it over, and start
a Savings Account in
this strong bank today.
tors in the development of motor tn
tation; the perfecting of the motor
comfort and dependability; the consti
of smooth durable highways; the production
of a motor fuel—Red Crown gasoline-—
which meets every test of power and mile
age; and finally, the Standard Oil Service
Stations at convenient locations, making
Red Crown gasoline readily available to
motorists.
Look for Standard Oil Service Stations
and for the Red Crown sign at garages,
service stations, and other dealers. There yon
will be able to get good service with Red
Crown gasoline.
ST A N D A R D OIL C O M PA N Y
Red Crown
the Gasoline o f Quality
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¿the development o f
Jiotor Transportation
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There have been many contributing fbo-
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X. J. REYNOLDS Taka«« C .
W.-utaa-SU««. M. Ç.
m
W h ile
GROCERTERIA
Now is the time to start taking advantage o f our
5 PER CENT DISCOUNT
on all cash purchases.
This continues until
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CAM ERAS
Keep the Doors of Memory
Open with an Ansco
No. 2 Box Camera ..............$ 2.60
No. 2A Box Camera . . . . . $ 3.50
Vest Pocket Junior ......... $12.00
1A Folding Camera . . . . $18.00
2C Jr. Folding Camera . . .$20.00
3A Folding Camera $22.00, $27.00
A Full A ssortm ent o f A nsco and
E astm an Film s
SEPT. 15th
Bring Us Your Developing and
Printing
when the White House will change over to the Grocerteria
plan buying and selling for cash only at prices that will
mean a real saving to you.
Quicker Service
Better • Work
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OUR FREE DELIVERY WILL CONTINUE
Your Patronage Is Invited
J. C. KAEGI, Prop.
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ANSCO
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Ansco Cam eras Make Perfect
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