F riday, N ovem ber 25, 1021
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
No Im p orta n t C lim a tic Changes.
PLANS FORM ULATED
There has been no weU-authenticnt-
FOR AUTO SHOW
*d ebunges o f clim ate w ith in the last
2.000 years.
Changes due to man,
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such as deforestation, agriculture, the
building o f canals, ra ilroads or tele
p in gto ns, Rhode Isla n d Reds, B lack
graph have only a local effect.
M inorcas.
The F isch e rs’ F lo u rin g M ills Co.,
o ffe rs six sacks E gg P ro du ce r, a
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sack o f w h ich is o ffe re d fo r the
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B ra n d
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*“ * G o ld metallic
best e x h ib it e n trie s as fo llo w s :
I - p TP’ sraJed. w !h t l v o R ibbtc.
Take bo »(.her. Ruv of verr
BP 'S
S ingle
Comb
W h ite . L e g h o rn
SBSSfc o * « k ÁÍ> í »* p íía X • - ;
cock;
S
ingle
Comb
W h ite L e g h o rn
. y e a n k n cw tiM b et.S a r « .; A )„
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SOLD BY DflLGGiSTS DTQV- •-
cockerel, S ingle Comb W h ite Leg-
■ born hen. S ingle Comb W h ite L eg
h orn p u lle t, S ingle Comb W h ite Lpg-
<,
h
o rn old pen, S ingle Comb W h ite
F IL M
L e g h o rn yo un g pen.
A shlan d M ills o ffe rs one sack o f
'O ly m p ic E gg Mash (w ith d rie d b u t
THE HARE AND THE FROGS
t e r m ilk ) fo r the best e x h ib it in the
M e d ite rra n e a n class.
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H. G. E nders & Son o ffe rs the f o l
lo w in g p re m iu m s : One sack Golden
Rod Scratch Food fo r the best exh*-
b ti in the A m e rica n class. One sack
o f C racked Corn fo r the best b ird
in Class 4 ( a ll va rie tie s not in clu d e d
in A m e rica n , M e d ite rra n e o n o r A s i
a tic class.)
J. N. Dennis, A shland Feed Store,
►Yr / t r
RauU
o ffe rs the fo llo w in g p re m iu m s: One
sack K e r r ’s E gg M a ke r fo r the best
r - . c.
b ird in A m e rica n class.
One sack
K e r r ’s E gg M a ke r fo r best b ird in
hare, deciding that his life,
the M e d ite rra n e a n class
W f -> oes and foes and troubles rife,
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.A shla n d F r u it & P roduce associa
Wa
..t worth liv in g —hurried down
tio n o ffe rs the fo llo w in g p re m iu m s:
T<
<> into a pond, and drown.
One sack K la m a th F a lls M ill-ru n fo r
B'
n he reached the pond he found
the best dozen b ro w n eggs shown
T*
gs made such n frightened sound
It
rigid his mind, “ For these,” said he One sack K la m a th F a lls M ill- r u n fo r
“ A. .uucb worse fixed in fife than mel”
the best egg type hen in the A m e ri-
T h < m oral—though your luck you curse
, can class.
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Somebody else is bearing worse I
1 W h ite House G receteria o ffe rs the
I i
¿»op, Jr.
fo llo w in g p re m iu m s: One sack o f
F is h e rs ’ Egg P ro d u ce r fo r th e best
egg type W h ite L eg h orn hen in the
show.
O ne sack F is h e rs ’ Scratch
W e i n v i t e y o u to io«»k
Food fo r the best dozen w h ite eggs
o v e r o u r s lo c k o f
shown.
K e rr, G iffo rd & Co., o ffe rs the fo l
lo w in g ire m iu m s : Be^t d isp la y o f
W h ite Leghorns, 50 pound sack o f
K e r r ’s E gg P roducer. Best d isp la y
Rhode Isla n d Reds, 50 p ^un d sack
K e rr's E gg P roducer.
Best d isp la y
P ly m o u th Rocks, 50 pound sack of
* K e r r ’s B u tte rm ilk Mash.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
a^Jbl e s
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Faints
Wall Papei
Sanitas'
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ILLITERACY IN
UNITEDSTATES
Partial Census Returns Indicate
That There Are 6,0 00 ,000 or
7,000,000 Uneducated.
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in
LUMBER MAGNATE
appeared to th in k th a t when Me sis b rin g in g th e ir a tto rn e y dow n h ere
PROTESTS SPEEDING
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FIN E OF « » H ER E ,M
hCMal‘<",
!ha' to t r y the case. They protested th a t
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the y were d ea lin g w ith such a i om-
in e n t citize n th a t the m a tte r w o u ld
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a t once be dropped, b u t the o ffic e rs
e r’s license be ta ke n away fo r s ix ty had o th e r idea«; upon the su- jeet
days-
T h re a ts were m ac 3 by th e Ha ’ lays
The e ld e r H a w le y, Gowdy say6, o f h a v in g the case appealed < » o f
they had not d riy e n m ore than tw e n
ty m iles per h ou r, b u t when asked i t
they had exceeded m ore th a n tw e lv e
m iles in passing the school houses,
a d m itte d th a t the y had n ot n o tic e d
t h e 'la t t e r
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With achnovAedgmtnta to K. C. B,
SOUTHERN STATES IN LEAD
D o r u i s 4 ic lc
w i t h Æ ie
Group o f Nine Commonwealths Has
More Than 2,000,000 Illite ra te s ,
One-Third of Them Native
Whites.
MY DAD’S favorite yarn.
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W ashington.—The U nited States ?«
s till one o f the most illite ra te o f the
civilize d nations o f the w orld, censu«
figures fo r 1920 now available In some
detail fo r 28 states reveal. The figures
show more than 2.000.000 illite ra te s in
a group o f nine Southern states, one-
th ird o f them native whites.
Indications are that the arm y o f il
lite ra te s in the U nited States w ill not
fa ll fa r short o f 6.000,000 or 7,000.000.
There has been progress, however, and
notably in the Southern states. Geor-
gfik fo r example, has 328,838 illit e r
ates, but the percentage o f illite ra c y
is 15.3, as compared with- 20.7 in 1910.
South Educating Its People.
Alabama has reduced its illite ra c y
from 22.9 per cent in 1910 to 16.1 per
cent in 1920; Louisiana from 29 per
cent to 21.9 per ce n t; M ississippi from
22.4 per cent to 17.1 per ce n t; South
Carolina from 25.7 per cent to 18.1 per
cent, and N orth C arolina fro m 18.6 per
cent to Í3.1 per cent.
A t th is rate, even w ithout the pro
posed help o f the federal government,
the South should be v irtu a lly free
from illite ra c y in 30 years. In the
meantime the states tha t have a large
foreign-horn population are faced w ith
even greater problems than the South
The New Y ork school a uth oritie s last
year had copied from the census lists
the names o f adults reported as i l l i t
erate and have used th is lis t as the
beginning fo r a system atic d rive on
illite ra c y .
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WAS THE one about
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THE OLD storekeeper.
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WHO WAS playing checkers.
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IN THE back of the store.
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AMONG THE coal oil.
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AND THE prunes.
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WHEN THE sheriff.
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WHO HAD ju st jumped his king.
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SAID “61 there's a customer.
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WAITIN’ OUT front.”
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A N D SI said “ Sh-h-h!
IF YOU’LL keep quieL
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MEBBE HE’LL go away.”
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NOW HERE’S the big idea.
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WHEN A good thing.
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HAPPEN8 ALONG.
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DON’T LEAVE it to George.
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TO GRAB the gravy.
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F’RINSTANCE IF.
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YOU HEAR of a smoke.
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OR READ about a sm ol.j.
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THAT REALLY does more.
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Country Reducing Figure.
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THAN PLEASE the tas'm.
One o f the s trik in g revelations of
the w ar was the large amount o f na
tive w h ite illite ra c y , and the 1920 fig
ures te ll very much the same ktory.
Rabbit Specials
W hile in states lik e Alabama, Georgia,
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H. H . Low e. B u tte F a lls, o ffe rs Louisiana and South C arolina the
A a u i u tb e j D -'-o ’ a liv e
the fo llo w in g : F o r the best ra b b it problem ír s till m ainly one o f the ne
.Matt r ia l.
in the show (a n y breed)<-a re g is te r gro, in K entucky and Tennessee the
ed New Zealand b u c k ; fo r th e be8t native w hite illite ra te s a ctu a lly o ut
number the colored.
W e wi lin y ly g iv e p » b e s
p a ir o f ra b b its in the show e xh ib ite d
The 1910 cenfeus gave the United-
a r d ti .»ore sm »»«' »>
by a boy o r g ir l und e r 16 years, a States an illite ra c y record o f 7 7-10
needed.
re g istered New Zealand doe.
l*er cent. Indications are that tin
1920 figure, unless the im m igrant
states o f the East show up too badly,
Business V is ito r —
w ill run around !>% and 6 per cent—-
M. C. Gaston, o f G rants Pass, was s till considerably above the illite ra cy
T U B PAINT MAN
tra n s a c tin g business in A shland yes- figure fo r England, France, Germany,
and some o f the sm aller nations o f Eu
» te rd a y.
rope.
F o r the most part illite ra c y in the
ru ra l d is tric ts continues to be much
worse than in the centers of popula
tion. In Alabama ru ra l iillte r a c f Is
20.4 per cent and illite ra c y in the
towns and cities only 6.5 per cent.
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THERE ARE no hooks c
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THERE’S NO law agalccL
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YOUR 8TEPPING up.
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WITH THE other liv e ecus.
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AND 8 A Y IN o u g h t out.
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IN A loud, clear voloe.
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Y OU’LL say you never tasted
such flavor, such mild but
full-bodied tobacco goodness.
You’re right, too, because they
don’t make other cigarettes Mice
Chesterfields. The Chesterfield
blend c a n 't be copied.
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“GIMME A pack oL
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THOSE CIGARETTE8.
Dickerson & Son
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AUCTION SALE
T u esd ay, Nov. 29th, 1921
OF THE
Rancho Manzana Orchard
Located just across the road from SAMS VALLEY
POST OFFICE AND STORE. JACKSON COUNTY,
OREGON, 15 miles Northwest of Medford, 7 miles North
east of Gold Hill, 24 miles Northeast of Grants Pass
T h e re a re a p p ro x im a te ly 10 a c re s of S p itz e n b u rg A p p le s
a n d 30 a c re s o f Y ellow N ew to w n P ip p in A p p le s, 4 a c re s
“ o i Bose P e a rs , 4 a c re s o f -©’A n jo u P e a rs , a n d 2 a c re s of
B a r tle tt P e a rs . *Ten a c re s of g ra in la n d , 5 a c re s o f a lfa lfa
g a rd e n a n d y a rd s , a n d 5 a c re s of tim b e r.
A ll fenced w ith woven w ire and boards, also cross fenced
The
la r d lays sp le n d id — ju s t a gentle slope; is good la n d fo r Pears,
AjRdes, A lfa lfa . G ra in , V etch and Corn. Apples are 12 o r 13 years
old. The pears are about 8 years old. There were over 6000 boxes
o f packed apples and peafrs th is year. The apples are m o s tly E x tra
" Fancy. A splendid g ra m m a r an<j h igh school across th e road, also
Sabbath school and p re a ch in g in the school b u ild in g . T h is place is
located in a very ric h v a lle y and in a sp le nd id c o m m u n ity ; lovely-
c lim a te and h e a lth y co u n try .
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One roan m are, one bay horse, one b la ck hors<, a ll are a b o u t 12 or
'1 3 years o ld, w eigh a bo u t 1200 o r 1300; one good th o ro u g h b re d
Jersey cow, was fresh about th e f ir s t o f th is m o n th ; one 14-inch
rid in g s u lke y p lo w , one new o rc h a r d c u ltiv a to r, one w agon, one
tru c k wagon, one h a rro w , one d isk, one sp rin g to o th h a rro w , one
g rin d s to n e , tw o ^ets o f double harness, one fir s t class o rc h a rd
s p ra ye r and gas engine, one sm a ll gas engine, saws, axes, shovels,
p ru n in g shears, ladders, .buckets, lo g ch ain, fo rk s , hoes, good
C h a rte r Oak range, tw o cupboards, ta b le , bed sp rin gs and m attress,
one ro c k e r; o th e r a rtic le s too num erous to m e n tio n . »
LANDLAD? WELCOMES ’EM ALL
THIS LAMP SHOWS “ BRAINS”
Stays Lighted fo r One M inute A fte r
One T urns the E lectric
Switch.
S. B. STONER, O w ner
% New Y ork.— A lig h t th a t stays lig h t
ed a fte r it is turned out is one of
e le c tric ity ’s most recent developments
tha t is shown fo r the firs t tim e at the
e lectrical show at the Seventy-first
regim ent arm ory
The lig h t stays on fo r one m inute
a fte r oi^e tu rn s the switch. T h at b rie f
illu m in a tio n gives ample opportunity,
it is argued, to leave the cellar w ith
out barking yo ur shins o r do any
number o f things th a t darkness makes
hazardous.
P ullin g a sw itch establishes a con
tact which keeps the lig h t burning
fo r a b rie f period. Then a therm ostat
ic control acts, the c irc u it is broken
autom atically and the lig h t goes o u t
Meantim e you are on your way.
I have ju st had a p aralytic stroke, and m ust go down to sea level
for my h ealth .
Most Gold From Alaska.
SALE COMMENCES AT 1:30 P. M.
TERMS OF SALE— All personal property cash. Term s on farm ,
cash, $ 4 0 0 0 and purchaser m ust assu m e a F ederal farm loan of
about $ 3 3 0 0 . B alance $ 5 0 0 yearly w ith in terest on all deferred
paym ents at 6 per cent, payable annu ally.
A d isco u n t o f 5 per cent w ill be a llo w e d fo r cash on the above
m e n tioned balance.
Confer with
C. B. LAMKIN
Manager at Ashland, Oregon, for further information
V. O. N. Smith, Clerk
C IG A R E T T E S
Babies, Dogs and Cats A ll Providei
For in A partm ent >1006« in
New York.
New Y ork.— A ll the conveniences foi
wtves, children, cats, dogs or othei
household pets are in the construc
tio n o f an apartm ent house to be erect
ed by Mrs. Edgar Saltus, w ife o f the
late well-known novelist, Edgar Saltus.
at Giles place, here.
The accommodations fo r the cats
and dogs w ill include d rin k in g fou n
tains and ample spaces fo r basking in
the sunlight. The plans, as drawn up
and filed w ith the c ity building de
partm ent, do not specify whether spe
cial areas and fountains w ill be desig
nated fo r canines and felines, respec
tively, to avert strife.
Ample spaces w ith in the patio also
are set off as open a ir playrooms fo r
the children o f the neighborhood. Con
veniences fo r the wives who occupy
the apartm ents w ill include a pergola
on the roof.
Dawson, Alaska.— Alaska
yielded
the greatest amount o f gold in the
Yukon valley th is year.
S tatistics
made public recently by Superinten
dent R ichard o f the northern com
mercial posts In Alaska, showed tha t
o f the va lle y’s to ta l yield o f $4,000,-
000 Alaska's o utput was 12,675,000.
Yukon was $1,250,000, and A tliix, Can.,
n $76,000.
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L ig gett & M yers T
obacco
D id you know ab o u t tho
C h e t le r fitld p ackag e o f i O f
C o .
N ew A rriv a ls
Axministr and Brussel] Rugs
Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs
IN ALL LIZES AND BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
W e a re c o n s ta n tly re c e iv in g N E W G O O D S, all b o u g h t a t
th e lo w est m a r k e t p ric e a n d m a rk e d to sell a t th e v e ry lo w est
p ric e p o ssib le.
W e b e liev e in g e ttin g b a c k to n o rm a lc y a t th e v e ry e a rlie s t
d a te . W h e n th e r e is a d e clin e in th e p ric e o f a n y th in g we
im m e d ia te ly m a r k d o w n th e p ric e on go o d s in sto c k , a lw a y s
k e e p in g in lin e w ith th e m a rk e t.
All g o o d s m a rk e d in p la in fig u re s.
“ WE SELL FOR LESS”
F u n e r a l D ir e tto r e , f ir s t
c la ss se rv ic e a n d m o d e ra te
price». L a d y a s s is ta n t
J. P. Dodge & S'
Reliable Bous'