Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, October 31, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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S&e-Oa.--
» w as fig u rin g ou to e te tin g iiiu whoh
» .s y s te m . T he p ric e of th e m e te rs is
$15 each. 1 d o n 't know how m an y
t ta p s th e r e a re on o u r w a te r system ,
b u t I do know it ta k e s from one ti
th re e m e te rs fo r e ach îe sid e n c e . I
th in k w hen th is is fig u re d o u t I
OFFICIAL CITY A N D COUNTY
have u n d e re s tim a te d r a t h e r th a n o\
PA PER
e re s tim a te d th e cost o f in s ta llin g die
T E L E P H O N E 39
m ete rs.
He a d m its th e re w as a n election
E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O regon
P o sto ffic e as Second-class M ail M at­ held a n d $100,000 voted to b u ild a
re se rv o ir, b u t th e city official's w ere
ter.
1 u n w illin g to c a rry o u t th e w ish es of
l th e m a jo rity o f th e people u n less tn
( s h o r ta g e o f w a te r re a lly exists.
If th e s h o rta g e does n o t ex ist, why
a re th e re s tric tio n p u t on every s u m ­
m er. T h e re a r e very few th a t use
m o re w a te r th a n is n e c essa ry . You
c a n n o t c o m p a re o u r sid e h ills w ith '
M e d fo rd ’s leveff g ro u n d , a n d th e soil
I is e n tire ly d iffe re n t.
As fa r as th e co st of p u ttin g ii j
th is re se rv o ir, th e w a te r sy stem will !
ta k e c a re of its e lf w ith a re a s o n a b i
p rice fo r th e use of th e w a te r. H
says th e re is no re a s o n w hy, save
1 th e e x p e in e , th a t w a te r sn o u d i
be m e a s u re d sa m e as a n y o th e r com -,
m odity sold. W hy s h o u ld people e.v
pect to buy u n m e a s u re d w a te r any
m ore th a n u n m e a s u re d w ood, coal,
o r calico. 1 will te ll you w hy. J u s t
as soon as a n y one of th e s e a rtic le s
he m e n tio n s is p u t in s h a p e to m eas
u re it becom es p riv a te p ro p e rty . The
APTER NOV. 1
w a te r d o e s n ’t, even a f te r it e n te rs
th e pipe lin e s it b elo n g s to th e peo­
Ihc Ashland C’reamerv
ple. H e say s th e w a te r is th e free
g ift of God sa m e a s th e G ospel.
1
am n o t very well p o sted on th e Gos
pel, b u t I h av e n e v e r h e a rd of anv
m e te rs b e in g a tta c h e d to It. . My
m o th e r ta u g h t m e th a t th e m o re yo
h ad o f it th e b e tte r m an It m ad e o
ir we could sell am* d e liv e r a recipe you. I am g o in g to play f a ir v
fo r such a fe a t, we could get a b il­ th e council if th ey w ill p lay fa ir!
lion d o lla rs fo r it in th e m o rn iir w ith th e people.
an d w ould n o t need to hole* th e bon
To get th e w ishes of th e w a te r 1 '
e le c tio n to bo o st o u r tax es. It w ould
be th e g r e a te s t m o n stro sity of a n ­
c ie n t o r m o d ern tim e s ; th e w h o le
w orld w ould b rin g a ll of its gold
a n d lay it a t o u r fe e t fo r such a r
cipe, a n d it w o u ld be w o rth the
< t 1MPLETE KITCHEN
m oney. I s n ’t it n ice in th e city d a d s
OUTFITS
to le t us in on th e g ro u n d flo o r?
B ut be c a re fu l, h o n ies, th e r e m ay
you can o b ta in a t th is s to re —
he som e n ig g e r in th e c e lla r.
M
e
v e ry th in g th e m odel cook o r
tax p a y e r, i t ’s n o n se n sic a l, i t ’s a d e ­
lusion an d a s n a re , d b n ’t you s.’, •
h o u s e k e e p e r could desl«*e in
low th e b a it. T he m o rtg a g e m u st he
p o ts, p an s a n d p re s e rv in g k e t ­
paid if you sign it, a n d you a re going
tles. A little jo u rn e y th ro u g h
to be th e p a y m a s te r.
If th e city
o
u r e s ta b lis h m e n t w ill give you
d a d s h a v e ta k e n m oney o u t of t i e
w a te r fu n d s, th e n it is up to th em
m an y s u g g e stio n s a s to th in g s
to p u t it h a c k — n o t to you.
W hy
you s h o u ld have.
sell bon d s below p a r, to g e th e r w ith
b ig expenses, d ra w in g six p e r cent
in te re s t, to p u t m oney hack in to th e
w a te r fu n d .
I t is n in e y e a rs, or
a b o u t, b e fo re th e n e x t p a y m e n t w ill |
he d u e on o u r w a te r p la n t, d u rin g
w hich tim e we w o u ld g et th e b e a u ti- j
ful sum of tw o p e r c e n t fo r t
'
m oney tlia t we p u t b a c k a n d f u rth e r.
ORDER Y0ÜR
If Mr. S m ith is c o rre c t o r rig h t in
a s k in g you to p u t th is la rg e and
ju ic y bond issu e a c ro ss, ju s t b ecau se
th e city da<3i d o n 't w a n t to put vrr
to th e expense o f h o ld in g a c-' •
e le c tio n ev ery tim e th ey need m o w
m oney— in o th e r w o rd s, if th e city
is b e in g ru n on th e s tr e n g th of f u ­
t u r e bond issu e s— is it n o t ju s t a b o u t
tim e to call a h a lt on th e p rese n t
EBO*
toasted to seal
in the delicious
Burley flavor—
Perhaps you cannot afford the best of
thing, but you can afford the best coffe
money will buy—Folger’s Golden Gate.
Ashland Creamery
SIM PSON’S
HARDWARE
JO H N H. D ILI
PE O PL E ’S FORUM
r is com ing-prices are right. Supply may be lim-
It h a s not been my p u rp o se in th e
a rtic le s w ritte n on th e w a te r q u es
tlo n to m ak e an y m is ta te m e n ts. II
I have. I am re a d y to s ta n d c o rre c te d •
and I h a v e no ill fee lin g to w a rd ans i
one. T h e m ay o r in his a rtic le in ,
th e S q u a re D eal a ccu ses m e of stat- ,
ing t h a t th e r e w as $8000 sp e n t fo ri
m e te rs. He is e n tire ly w rong. W hai )
I did say was we d id n ’t a sk to h a v i 1
som e $7000 o r $8000 ta k e n o u t of I
o u r w a te r fu n d to buy m e te rs. This
FOR SALE-------
A lfa lfa Seed
Clover Seed)
V etch an d Seed G rains
CENTRA POINT F E E D STORE
Central P oin t, Ore.
P hon e 41
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIIB DIAMONU BIL&ND.
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S0I.0 BY DRIiGulSTS EVQttWCF
If you w a n t to buy o r sell a n y th in g in
VACUUM PACKED
o r W a n t a n y k in d of N o ta ry w ork
d o n e it w ill be to y o u r a d v a n ta g e
to call on
BEAVER REALTY CO
If th e r e a re an y b a rg a in s in tow n
th ey h av e th em .
INSURE
YOUR INSURANCE
NOW
♦
t ¿iste I rom other coffee and
T he s im p le s t w ay to c re a te an
e s ta te a n d a s s u re y o u r fam ily f i ­
n a n c ia l in d ep e n d e n c e is a T ra v e l­
e rs G u a ra n te e d Low -C ost L ife I n ­
su ra n c e Policy.
Whittle Transfer Co
BA RG AINS IN
R eal E s ta te
F O R P R O M P T AND CA REFU 1
SERVKE
A u to Truck or H orse Drays
P hon e 117
O ffice 8i) Oak Street
Near A shland H otel
CHy and Kan.-h Properties
H ouses to ■ cut.
B u t it is n o t E nough m ere ly to
CITIZENS’ BANK BUILDING
ASHLAND LUMBER CO
PHONE 20
L e t us issu e th e policy so th a t
it w ill pay y o u r w ife an in co m e of
$100 o r $200 a m o n th a s long as
sh e lives, in s te a d of a lu m p sum
fo r h e r to in v est.
C h lldien 's W ork A
Specialty
S a tety b lad es re sh a rp e n e d
lik e new . S ingle b it, 30c
doz. D obule b it, 60c doz.
T h is m a k e s s u re t h a t y o u r life
In su ra n c e w ill alw ay s "provide h e »
a liv in g — a n d w ill n o t.g o to s o n j J
Ml sto ck p ro m o te r o r ¡tdvim H lj
frie n d w ho m ay unw isely
th e m oney fo r her.
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REAL ESTATE & INSURA
E stablished 1883
Phone 211
41 E . Mai
SON CORDS. In addition to
the recent reduction of 15
PER CENT wo are giving
FREE with every MASON
CORD a MASON HE A W -
DUTY BLACK TUBE. This
is real value you can’t over­
look. Come and get ’em at
Side Meat Market
erv cut. of meat we sell will be from
W BEEF—Tender. .Juicy and Delicious
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
KIRBY & ELLIOTT
LEEDOM’S TIRE
HOSPITAL
395 East Main
The Beider Tractor
and P.&O. Disc Plow
w ill do your plow ing righ t now
In your hard, sticky soil.
Bargain in used sew in g m achine;
also a new earload o f W hite sew ­
ing m achines ju st in, at
Peil's Corner
LADIES
R eady-to-w ear G arm ents ta il­
ored during th e dull season —
big assortm en t to choose from
— every size and every price—
w onderful values. See th e ex­
tra fine French Serge dresses
a t $ 1 6 .7 5 . A ll w ool P olo cloth
coats at $ 1 8 .7 5 .
,
O RRES TAILOR SHOP
C u rre n t fu n d s n o t n eeded fo r a few
m o n th s can be k e p t a c tiv ely e a rn in g
by c o n v e rtin g th e m in to th is in s ti­
tu tio n ’s c e rtific a te s of D eposit.
T h ese c e rtific a te s pay 4% , a re a b so ­
lu te ly sa fe an d a re alw ay s w o rth
10 0 cen ts on th e d o lla r.
The Citizens Bank
Ashland, Oregon
INTERUK BAN AUTOCAR
E ffectiv e March 20, ll>2
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YS FOR SAVING
t p er c e n t
ec/a/ Sale of
Ready to Wear
STURTS
Thursday Morning
WAIT FOR THIS SALE
W atch 11s P aper
A N Ii
Remember Thursday
E. R. IS A A C &
S U C C E S S O R TO C. H. VAUPEL
THE
Q U A L IT Y S T O R E