PAG« TWO
Ashland
AfittLAffD DAILY TÏDING3
Tidings MICKIE, THE PRINTER’S DEVIL
Established 1876
Published Every Evening
Sunday
Saturday, Mardi 25, lihSiZ
By Charles Sughroe
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su bscription P rice D elivered in City:
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One month ............................... $ .65
Three m o n th s .............................. 1.95
Six months .................................. 3.75
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One year ................................. 7.50
Mail and R ural R outes
One month ............................... I .65
Three m o n th s ........................... 1.95
Six months ................................ 3.50
One year
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6.5t
ADVERTISING RATES
D isplay A dvertising
—<a¡
c L
SI d . ie insertion, each inch.......... 30c
YEARLY CONTRACTS
D isplay A dvertising
One time a week............................27 %e A long pull, a strong pull and a
boiling or frying eggs, or baking cook in Hungarian or any other style,
Two times a week........................... 25 c
^Jveiy other day..............................20 c pull altogether for the big hotel and the most delicate souffle, eggs must But that isn’t the cause of our trou-
sanitarium.
Local R eaders
be cooked at a moderate heat. Con­
bles. The trouble is this poet fellow ,
Bach line, each tim e...................10c
trary to the general opinion omelets
To run every other day for one
and
his poetry— it was terrible po^t-'
Don’t accept the principle that ev­
month, each line, each tim e .. 7c ery knock is a boost. Just quit and souffles are not difficult to J ry, and the love business was bad,
make. Again the temperature plays'
To run every Issue for one month
too.’’
C o p y rig h t, 1S22, W estern N e w sp a p e r L'ntou
or more, each line, each tim e .. 5c knocking, but If you must, then l e t|th; mosMiiportent part^ Too high a
it
be
a
knock-out
of
the
knocker.
C lassified Column
heat will cause them to scorch eas­
Dt-ar to me ever is the tw ilight hour,
One cent the word each time.
When shadow s deepen and tire day Is
To run every Issue for one month
Tourist travel is beginning to be ily and then It will taste bitter and EVENING GOWNS OF COLORS
spent;
usually
It
will
not
be
thoroughly
or more,
the word each time.
noticeable. More automobiles have
Then sorrow and care seem to lose
Apparel
for
Formal
Wear
Developed
cooked and will fall—presenting
Legnl R ate
their power
In Purple and Gold and Red
First time, per 8-point line........ 10c been seen in Ashland during the anything but an appetizing appear­
And over my soul cornea a sw eet
week past than at any time since
and Silver.
content.
Each subsequent time, per 8-
point line ................................. 5c last fall; this notwithstanding that ance. When once the cooking of an
FOOD FOR THE FAMILY
Magnificent gowns for the evening
Card of th a n k s .......................... >1.00 the roads from Dunsmuir to the state omelet is mastered, you have the
Obituaries, the line ....................2%c line are said to be in very bad shape foundation for many wholesome, sat­ are developed in purple and gold and
For variety serve chicken In th e '
IV aternal Orders and S ocieties
isfying dishes, easily and quickly red and silver, notes a Paris fashion
following
way;
Advertising for fraternal orders
writer.
In
a
model
of
this
sort
Business men of Ashland have lit­ made. Combinations of small quan­ gold lace is used for a long, rather
or societies charging a regular initi­
Chicken a la King.—
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­ tle kick coming in the light of com­ tities for originalities of leftovers of
Take two cupfuls o f1
and vegetable,,
| The bodice has a high collar in the
ligious and benevolent orders will "be parison with neighboring cities. In meat, fl.h.
c o o k e d chicken, four j
. ’ poultry
,
.
charged the regular rate for all ad Klamath Falls, owing to the strike give wonderful
possibilities for orig- back and l8 cut ln a long slen<jer y ,n
fresh mushrooms, one:
vertlslng when an admission or other
tablespoonful of butter, I
inality
and
economy.
the
front.
There
are
half-sleeves
of
in
the
lumber
industry,
business
is
charge is made.
one-fourth of a green I
The more elaborate souffles can ! gold lace. They extend from the el­
practically at a standstill, and in
pepper,
one cupful o f'
W hat C onstitutes A dvertising
bows
to
the
wrists,
being
suspended
Medford, for some unaccountable J used also in combination with all
tlilu cream, one cupful ■
In order to allay a misunderstand­ reason, business is anything but w hat! vaide^ es
leftovers. Souffles may from the shoulders by jeweled straps.
ing among some as to what consti­
of chicken broth, three!
From beneath the bodice hangs a
serve^ us an entree or for the very full tunic of purple tulle. It Is
tutes news and what advertising, it should be at this season of the
tablespoonfuls of flour, I
we print this very simple rule, which year. In Ashland commercial con- ma*n course at luncheon or dinner, cut circular at the sides, so that a one-half teaspoonful of salt, one-fourth
is used by newspapers to differenti­ ditions are normal, disturbed only by w^en combined with creamed dishes, flaring ripple is produced, and. as the I of a teaspoonful of paprika, one tea- i
ate between them: “ALL future
spoonful of lemon juice.
Cut tliej
-------------------------tunie Is much longer at thiK sides. It
«vents, where an admission charge the somewhat unusually late spring
chicken
Into
cubes,
break
the
mush-'
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 28 falls In cascades which end in two
is made or a collection is taken IS. and varying weather.
room
caps
and
cut
the
stems;
chop
—There is no prospect* of a settle-1 P°lnted trains. Even more color Is
ADVERTISING.” This applies to
;
tlie
green
pepper;
add
the
cream
and
ment of the miners’ wage controversy! introduced tlfrough a huge corsage
organizations and societies of every
CUSHION SAVES ROAD
chicken
stock,
and
two
egg
yolks.
kind as well as to individuals.
iQ dozens of
That the public is awakening to in advance of the nation-wide walk-1 b°Uq,uet °*
Cook the mushrooms and pepper in
All reports of such activities after
the necessity of protecting their hard out of over half a million workers, Ainong the wlde-skirted evening the butter; add the flour, then combine
they have occurred is news.
All coming social or organization surface highways with some form of on April 1, according to Secretary J frocks, of which Callot is making with the other ingredients. Serve on
meetings of societies where no a cushion to prevent their destruc­ Green of the United Mine W orkers;1 many, is one of white taffeta in corn- i toast garnished with parsley.
money contribution is solicited, initi­
Jelly Omelet.—Separate the whites
after he read the Washington dis-, hination with silver lace and silver
ation charged, or collecton taken IS tion by the triphammer effect of the patch saying that the cabinet offic- roses. This frock has a necklace of and yolks of two eggs; beat the
growing traffic is evidenced by motor
NEWS.
silver roses. A garland of the same whites until stiff, the yolks until
license laws in various states, which iais were hopeful of an agreement flowers trails down the left side of ! creamy. Put a teaspoonful of butter
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon,
before the strike becomes effective. the skirt.
in an omelet pan; when hot pour in
Postoftice as Second-class Mail Mat­ reduce the amount fo the license for
vehicles
using
pneumatic
tires.
the
omelet after mixing the yolks with
ter.
the
whites, adding two tahlespoonfula
The modern motor car would last
SUIT
OR
COAT,
Alf
OLD
QUERY
of
milk
and a dash of cayenne and
but a few months traveling at the
salt.
Cook
until the omelet is set;
speed it does, without the cushion­
One-Piece Frock Solves Problem for cover with a hot lid to dry out the top,
ing effect of rubber on its wheels.
Many Women; Convenience
or place in the oven. Spread one side
Gets Stamp of Approval.
The slow-moving truck gets along
with jelly and fold as usual. Serve
with hard rubber, but the fast-mov­
hot on a hot platter.
The relative merits of a frock and
ing vehicle must have the added
Steamed Sliced Bread.—Butter stnle
coat combination and the suit and sep­ bread
and steam until well heated
cushion of air between its rim and
arate blouse combination for wear through;
spread agafn with butter
the pavement to save it from destruc­
when traveling have often been dis­
NEWARK, N. J., March 24.— cussed. It has often been noted that and spread with raspberry Jam, or
tion.
canned berries of any kind. Serve in­
WASHINGTON ft
What is happening to a cement, Pretty and petulent Mrs. Emma Po- some women, like French women. In­ dividually
(.BRITISH COLUt
with cream and sugar.
brick or macadam surface which has povice has encountered a “squall” cline to the frock and coat combina­
,
3ierrr. cool days < >1
A
dessert
which will keep and one
IA RESTFUL sleep every night .
no cushioning wearing surface when on the seas of matrimony. And a tion, while others give preference that will be liked is prepared as fol­
to the suit and separate blouse. lows; Take two eggs well beaten;
the terrific hammering which it re­ poet is the cause of it all.
John Popovice, her husband, of­ Much, doubtless, can be said in favor add one-half cupful of sugar, four ta
ceives by passing vehicles is kept up
of either type of apparel.
MORGUE-POLITICO
of flour, one teaspoonful
fered her for sale, she alleges in a
year after year?
The chief attraction of the suit is j blespoonfuls
A political dirge, presaging the
of
baking
powder
and one cupful of
It is eventually crystallized and petition for separate maintenance that It can be made Into several dif­
death of the two great political par­ attered the same as would be the filed here. A poet was the prospec­ ferent
nut
meats
with
one
cupful of finely
blouses. Moreover, If you use
cut
dates.
Bake
in
a sheet, cut ln
ties is the contribution of Sam modern automobile without its cush­ tive “buyer.”
wash blouses greater freshness of ap­
finger-sized
pieces
and
put into a glass
Blythe, in the current issue of the ion of tires.
"John has been cruel to me ever pearance is possible than with the one- jar.
Steam
when
wanted,
sprinkle
frock.
Saturday Evening Post. For years
In order to save our highways, since we were married,” declares piece
with
lemon
juice
and
serve
with
there is an •‘all-thereness” ln
he was at the head of the Washing­ which have cost the taxpayers hun­ Mrs. Popovice.
“He struck me, the But one-piece
cream.
frock that recommends
ton bureau of the New York Sun, dreds of millions of dollars, it is now pinched me and called me names. I
There are no more useful and easy
itself
to
many
women. If one is go­
and it is doubtful if there is another recognized generally that in building am suing for separate maintenance,
to
handle cleaning cloths than those
ing away to be gone from morning till
writer in America whose knowledge these roads or in saving the roads because be tried to sell me for $10,- evening ’one feels better dressed at made from knitted underwear or out
of national politics is so well- which are already built, it is essen­ 000.”
the end of the day In a coat and one- ing flannel garments.
grounded. The following from his tial that whatever the base of their
But John Popovice has his version piece frock. The coat and one-piece
frock seems more appropriate for the
pen is significant, even prophetic, as construction may be,
should be of the affair.
afternoon tea hour than the suit and
it antedates by only a few hours, the protected with a cushioned wearing
“I didn’t offer her for sale,” he blouse. Moreover, women nowadays
ratification by the senate of the four- surface to save it from eventual de­ asserts. “I told the man he owed
do not like to remove the suit jacket,
power treaty pact.
me $10,000 for stealing my wife’s while the coat is removed and may The Best Candles—
struction.
“If you are Interested in the
That’s the title earned by Butler’s
love away from me. He wrote her be checked on going into a hotel res­
whereabouts of the republican party EGG DISH ES TO TAKE
Home-made. Plaza Confectionery.
love letters and poetry. I have a taurant or tea room.
as a political entity, you will find
168tf
pocketful
of
them.
TH E PLACE OF MEAT
Gingham
Check«
in
Silk.
it in the political morgue. If, as
“I’ll say that I have been a gentle,
Taffeta dresses in small gingham
may happen, you are similarly con­
While eggs are a reasonable price loving and forgiving husband.
checks are trimmed in ruffles of Val­
cerned over the democratic pairty the careful housekeeper should plan
"That W om an’s Slave”
enciennes lace, and in these the brown
you will find that in the same to offer them to her family in many
“I was that woman’s slave. I and white check with the tinted
morgue. The two are rigidly dis­ attractive and palatable dishes. Most washed the clothes and scrubbed the ecru valenciennes is well liked.
posed on adjoining slabs. They are American families eat more meat kitchen. In fact, I did all the work Inset embroidered squares of batiste
dead as smelts, as doornails, as her­ than they require. The occasional of the house. I never let her go out are used ln many of these taffetas
ring, as Herod, as Nebuchadnezzar, meatless meal, ln which something in the rain or snow. Believe me, I for dress wear and for the party frocks
pastel shades are used. These are
as Neoptoleinus.
They are very
equally satisfying and nutritious is was good to that woman. She knows trimmed in laces and embroideries of
dead.
supplied, will offer a wholesome and nothing of cooking, so I did the all kinds and many of them have the
THE BEST OF EATING
“It is true enough that you will beneficial change.
cooking for the family, too.”
most
novel
sleeve
treatments,
some­
find something that claims to rep­
EVERYTHING HOME-COOKED
But Mrs. Popovice said she, too, times Just the merest suggestion of a
Mother Nature herself takes a
resent Republicanism operating at
sleeve.
hand and provides for the varying was an excellent cook, though her
Washington and elsewhere, and
needs of the diet at different sea­ husband had not manifested any in­
something that claims to represent
sons of the year. In the spring and terest in her culinqry skill when he
Democracy. They are ghosts, wraiths
summer, when the system needs a was courting her. Popovice, in Hun­
— without original form and sub­
lighter diet, eggs are plentiful and gary, where he was born, she said,
stance, without original character,
usually at prices within the reach of was content with goulash and other
or original conviction. There are no
every family. Eggs contain the two native dishes, which she cooked
genuine issues between them, no au­
chief elements of nutrition, protein well, but since he came to America,
thentic differences of policy or per­
and fat; they also contain minerals she said, he had pursued strange,
formance. There is nothing between
and water. The protein of eggs is exotic and extraordinary forms of
them save the desire of the republi­
much more easily digested than that foods, and she was unable to satisfy
cans, who are In power, to stay in
of meat. For this reason they should his appetite for them.
power, and the desire of the demo­
Popovice retorted; ‘‘I’m not hard
be used freely at all times, particu­
crats, who are ont of power, to get
to
suit at any time, but she cannot
larly during the summer in sections
back in power. The republicans are
where the weather is hot. Because
opportunists.
TESTED
TESTED
of their nutritive value and the ease
“The democrats are obstructionists.
with which they are assimilated, soft
If positions were shifted the designa­
Priced Right
cooked eggs and custards are one
tions would shift also. Neither side
of the first solid foods given young
You can depend upon seeds you buy from us. They are
has anything that approaches con­
children, and usually form an im­
FISH ING RODS W R A PPE D
pure, strong and true to name
structive leadership.
Neither side
portant part of the invalid's diet.
has anything more than self-seeking
Buy your seeds at home
There are numberless simple B arrels and P arte Supplied and
membership.”
F
itted
for
A
ny
M
ake
o
f
Gun
from
dishes as well as the most elaborate
that can be made using eggs as the
The nipping fro-.t of this morning foundation.
is just a faint reminder that there is
One point to keep in mind in all*
still a kick left in winter. Let’s hope egg cooking is the question of tem
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MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 260
81 OAK STREET
it is an expiring kick.
perature. Whether 9implv poaching,
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DETRICK’S . SP E C IA L -DETRICK’S
Onion
ts, per lb.................................... .........
Matches, per b o x ..........•................................
Del Alonte Bartlett Pears, per c a n .........................
5c
.10c
Del Mobte Green Gage Plums, per c a n ..................... 10c
Del Monte De Luxe Plums, per c a n ...............................10c
Milk, 10 cans for . . . . ? .......................... .......................$1.00
Hard Wheat Flour, per s a c k ...................................... $2.25
Burbank Potatoes ............................. * ........ . .............$2.25
Brooms - Hall Price
Detrick's Groceteria
“ We Sell for Less”
Another Car
ALBERS
FEEDS
Poultry - Stock - Dairy
Bought Righl ?nd Priced Right
Egg Maker
Dairy Feeds
Scratch Feed
Molas-O-Screenings
Chick Feed
Molas-O-Meal
Chick Mash
Milk Flo
Chick Developer Soya Bean Meal
Oyster Shell
Cocoanut Meal
Charcoal and Grit Calf Meal
We deliver Wednesdays and Saturdays
Ashland Fruit and
Produce Association