PAUl »WO ASHLAND DALLI flDUGS T u e s d a y , M arch 2 8 , lO ilJ BUY AT HOME ment of the American Legion to dec­ Not long ago the United States orate the graves of those who fell in Established 1876 brought back from England the re­ the world conflict and all posts of ! Published Every Evening Except mains of a man and erected a monu­ Sunday the Legion will send in contributions ! m ent to his memory. All th at man THE ASHLAND PRINTING GO. through th eir state headquarters to ever did to deserve such honor wa3 the Legion fund. While thousands OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY to w rite a few simple lines, “ Home, PAPER of communities throughout this Sweet Home.” . . TELEPHONE 39 country will honor the soldier dead,! . Z regular feature department edited by Horae is where ’.he h eart is, and it is the distant graves in England, E . J . B A R R E T T , E d it o r the home town is where the h o m e, France, Italy and Russia th at are Mrs. Belle DeGraf Subscription Price Delivered in City: is. The home town is what we who the Legion’s peculiar care, reads the One month .................................. $ .65 live in it, make it. When you trade Domestic Science Director California Prune & Apricot Growers Inc. communication from Legion national Three m o n t h s .............................. 1.95 with us and we trade you, all of headquarters. Six months ............................... 3.75 us are building the finest home place ' The Legion will be glad to offer, One year ..................................... 7.50 on earth. But when we send away; M a il a n d R u r a l R o u t e s SOUFFLES i which many leftovers can be utilized, its assistance to decorate the graves One month .................................. $ *65 for the things we can buy at hom e,1 souffle is in reality a baked It can be made entirely of eggs and of those in America who cherish Three months .............................. 1.95 we are helping other people build ¡omelet ¡n which the pggs have been vegetables or may have a thick white some grave overseas but cannot at-i Six months ............................... . 3.50 their towns beaten separately. The a ir which has ¡sauce as a foundation, making them tend the tribute in person. Funds On« year ..................................... 6.5t If all of us sent away for all the been incorporated into the egg whites much more substantial and also eas­ for this purpose should be sent di­ ADVERTISING RATES things we need who would support causes the m ixture to puff up. The rect to American Legion national ier to bake. Display Advertising our schools, build our roads, improve general impression th a t they are dif­ headquarters, Meridian Life build­ flic ie insertion, each Inch............30c All souffles should be served with our streets? But why ask such a ficult to make gives this dish a cer­ YEARLY CONTRACTS ing, Indianapolis, Ind., together with question? There would be no town, tain distinction. However, there is a sauce of some kind. When mixtures inform ation on the name of the dead, Display Advertising contain a num ber of eggs beaten sep- One tim e a w eek...................... 2 7 ^ c and so no need for streets, roads or no reason why anyone should not be a^ately, they are usually, dry and rank and organization, arm y serial Two times a week......................25 c schools. able to mtke a perfect souffle if the Eveiy other d a y .........................20 c need a sauce to furnish m oisture. A number, grave num ber, lot num ber.! Suppose you look around the old oven is carefully managed. Local Readers little baking powder added io the name and location of cemetery and Each line-, each tim e .................... 10c home town and see if you can get They should go directly from the m ixture will greatly help the inex­ date of death. Full particulars are! To run. every other (Say for one what you want at the price you want oven to the table and it is a wise perienced as the tendency to fall will I in the bands of post officials of the month, each line, each tim e. . 7c It. precaution to cover the souffle while be greatly overcome if the leavening' Legion posts’ To run every issue for one month Lincoln said: “The money we or more, each line, each tim e. . 5c carrying it to the table so th a t the is used. spend abroad is gone, but the money Classified Column colder air of the room will not make we spend at home comes back to One cent the word each time. it fall. The plain omelet souffle is! To run every iBsue for one month us“ ’ Think it over. or more, %c the word each time. Supporting home industries, in the most difficult to make. Those Legal Rate made with a cooked foundation (a F irst time, per 8-point lin e ......... 10c this m anner is one of the means of thick white sauce) do not fall so building up a community and a t this Each subsequent time, per 8- point line .................................... 5c tim e is particularly im portant In as readily. The whites of eggs m ust be Don’t delay! Go right over to Card of t h a n k s ...................... ...$ 1 .0 0 s'sting in the return of greater pros­ beaten until filled with air and should the nearest drug store and get a , O bituaries, the l i n e ......................2 ^ c be folded into the m ixture, not stir­ perity. package of the genuine B aalm ann’s Fraternal Orders and Societies red or beaten. The souffle is then Gas Tablets. Take them as directed Advertising for fratern al orders PORTLAND, March 2 8.— A report or societies charging a regular initi­ When time lets slip lone perfect day, placed in a m oderate oven, where on unemployment conditions in Ore- .and feel the immediate beneficial results. ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­ the heated air expands and puffs up Oh, take it, for it may not come Not only will you be surprised, | 1 gon sent to Lemuel Bolles, national ligious and benevolent orders will "be the whole mixture. The baking is again. a d ju tan t of the American Legion, by but you will feel grateful for the re- J charged the regular rate for all ad continued until the air-cells are I H arry N. Nelson, a d ju tan t of the m arkable relief given. You will sleep , vertlslng when an admission or other better— you will breathe easier— ; charge is made. Anyhow, G. F. Billings saw to it hardened enough to support its , Oregon departm ent, disclosed the your nervousness will disappear— j weight and the souffle m ust • be fact th a t there are 2100 men regis-jand, best of all, your exsitable heart What Constitutes Advertising fhat Lady Geddes was provided with served a t once before the enclosed tered with the Legioil em ploym ent!wI11 be calmed in a safe. natural In order to allay a m isunderstand- Ashland fruits and flowers. a ir cools, which causes it to collapse, ii___ . . | way. lng among some as to what consti- ______ When sufficiently baked the souffle J * dU o rtlan d * • 00 ot them Ask for B aalm ann’s Gas Tablets tutes news and what advertising, Prof. Vining, as the escort of Lady When su m c.en d y baked the souffle badly ¡n need of WQrk and tic_ package. For sale by will feel dry and firm, like a sponge «*■ - - “ ally half of those registered either E lh a rt’s Drug Store and other reli­ ate between them : “ ALL .fu tu re h3 report> th a t some tWQ thousand ADVERTISING.” This applies to We hope someone was thoughtful dish and the center filled with veterans of the world war are out organizations and societies of every enough to slip a bottle or two of creamed fish, sweetbreads, m u s h - ', einployment ln the city of Port- kind as well as to individuals. W e B uy an d S ell All reports of such activities after A shland’s llthia in the British am ­ rooms or chicken. The vegetables! land a ione they have occurred is news. bassador’s luggage. are always previously cooked and Posts have been asked to make a All coming social or organization either mashed or put through a puree survey of the unemployed in their m eetings of societies where no Shop at home. Sell your ham m er strainer. ¡district; co-operate with the local money contribution is solicited, lniti FIRM INSURANCE The savory souffle offers a variety civic organizations; devise ways and ation charged, or collecton taken IS and buy a horn, for, remember, “ he who tooteth not his own horn, the INVESTMENTS NEWS. of luncheon and dinner dishes in means for finding employment for same shall not be tooted.” Entered a t the Ashland, Oregon, those who have no trade; get the co­ Postoffice as Second-class Mall Mat­ operation of the labor unions; coun­ We sure are breaking into the ter. MRS. MARGARET FINLEY Hotel Ashland Building ty officials and other public officials spotlight. Mary Garden, the opera Ashland, Oregon | and . uu bend „ c u c every c . j ounce of energy to queen, one day, and a scion of the 0)UMME b P l AYGROUND' Phone 2« J help their more unfortunate coni­ British nobility, the next. o f / m e r ig v ' ' rades. Appeals have been sent to em­ The British am bassador ought to ployers throughout the state to take feel at home with the vice president on additional help, and cities have of the S. P., if for no other reason been asked to inaugurate clean-up than the striking resemblance the and paint-up campaigns. la tte r bears to the late King Ed­ ------ A.L.------ ward. Notice it? WASHINGTON 5 April 2, the first Sunday in April, .BRITISH CC W onder if anyone thought to ask has been designated by the American , ^MT. COOL DAYS < , Sir Auckland if we would get the Legion of Oregon, as American Le­ [A RESTFUL SLEEP EVERY NIGHT. big hotel and sanitarium . You know gion Sunday. Each post has been he has been mighty close to the vice requested by D epartm ent Comman­ LET’S PULL TOGETHER THE BEST OF EATING der Goodell to urge its membership A man who had six sons and a president of the Southern Pacific si EVERYTHING HOME-COOKED to attend church on th at day. On considerable am ount of property to railroad on his trip across the con­ ¡this day the plan is for each post of leave to them, realizing th a t his tinent. the American Legion to attend one days upon ear h were numbered, ! of the local churches in commemora- called the sons together and taught ETHEL BARRYMORE | tion of this im portant event and to them a great example in this m an­ COMING IN “DECLASSEE* ner: i show respect to the sacred memory It is seldom th a t an actress, even of their honored dead. “ Boost the Having in his hands six sticks, he i American Legion— Go to Church on F IS H IN G R O D S W R A P P E D bound them firmly together and as secure in the esteem of playgoers as Ethel Barrymore, or a play as ! Memorial Sunday” reads the procla- tried to break them across his knee, B a r r e ls a n d P a r t s S u p p lie d a n d I mation from Rev. F ran k Jam es of but rt was impossible. He then un­ widely heralded as Miss Zoe Akin’s F it t e d fo r A n y M a k e o f G u n ! Dallas, Oregon, chaplain of the Ore­ fastened them and broke one stick “ Déclassée,” comes to us preceded gon Legion. at a time across his knee with ease. by prelim inary reports more warmly enthusiastic. The local engagem ent “ Now boys,” he said, you can see by Mr«. Margaret Finley of Rahn town- i „ , „ . x,A L.'o 7 this illustration how extremely easy is to occur a t the Page theater, In «hip, Pennsylvania, who has been a p -! D uf,,r P° St N° ‘ 48’ Amer,can Le‘ SI OAK STREET it was for me to break each one of Medford, Monday night, ^April 3. In pointed road commissioner for the gion’ is seekinS the w hereabouts of “ Déclassée,” Miss Barrym ore occu­ township to succeed her son who died L1°yd F - Gray, an ex-service nf'm these sticks separately but when they were bound together it was im­ pied the stage of the New York Em ­ recently. Mrs. Finley is seventy-six who disappeared from his home in years old, the oldest woman holding Portland, Oregon, last November, possible for me to do so. Now I pire th eater for one entire season. Miss Barrym ore in “ Déclassée,” is public office in the Keystone state. Her leaving a wife and child. w ant to impress this upon your salary a«* road commissioner le only . T mCnds as you go into the highways seen as Lady Helen Haden, a young $150 a year. ' A’u ------ For the last two years it has been and byways of life th a t if you face Englishwoman of aristocratic birth T a s t e is a m a t t e r o f and breeding to whom, through no the custom of the national depart- the enemy with an undivided front t o b a c c o q u a lity acret'’ good house, you will be able to hold intact this fault of her own, save an inherited! For sale’ Wc st?te it as our honest property. However, if you become recklessness, unhappy circum stances i barn’ $a ra $0’ chicken house, smoke house, electric lights, one mile from belief that the tobaccos used bring m atrim onial disaster. Adrift divided, you can see how easy it will town, good roads. $500 down, good in Chesterfield are o f finer from her accustomed surroundings. be for unscrupulous persons to get term s on balance. O. A. Manning, quality (and hence o f better Lady Helen is next seen in New York, control of your holdings.” Talent, Ore. 16Iff taste) than in an y o th e r In national affadrs, in state affairs, the center of a gay group of unusual cigarette at the price. in county affairs, in city affairs we people. W ith happiness seemingly LigltU 3 M jtrt Ttbaae Ce. m ust have this unity and coopera­ almost w ithin her grasp, h er adven­ ALL While ln P ortland recently tion among citizens. This spirit of tures in this country come to a close I bought NEXT WEEK harm ony and co-operation must ln a final gripping and pathetic note BARGAIN COUNTER GOODS of tragedy. each as extra wagon wheels prevail if we are going to do the leadbars, singletrees, A splendid company surrounds reaches, m ost good to the greatest num ber of plow beams and handles, at people. WE MUST “ PULL TO­ Miss Barrymore, Including Edward prices prevailing before the war. GETHER. WE MUST LEARN to Eraery’ H enry Danlell, Cyril Dele- Come ln early while they last. Fencing, harness and Imple­ GIVE A LITTLE AND TAKE A I vanti’ Pbillp Lord, Charles Wellesley, ments at reduced prices. LITTLE. WE MUST LEARN TO Hubbard- Kirkpatrick, Alfred Hesse, New and second hand sewing Look at the Windows GUARD OUR ACTIONS AND W. G. Leith, Alfred Le Hay, Irby machines. M arshall, Virginia Chauvenet. Jane WORDS WHICH TEND TO BREED I t’s Worth Your DISCORD. WE MUST GUARD West, Gabrielle Ravine, Marey R. De Peil's Corner While AGAINST PERSONALITIES WHEN Wolfe, Ina Rorke, Estelle Thebaud. 175-1 THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE PUBLIC ARE CONCERNED. If we pull a p a rt on one proposition and promote factional feeling over personalities or the desire of a few men to dictate public policies, we J. H. MeKENZIE, Prop. cause a breech which gradually » widens unless checked and all the boosting for public things are In FOURTH STREET vain. Hudson Super Six— 1921 Ford Touring— 1918 L et’s get the COMMUNITY SPIR­ Nash Six— 1920 Ford Roadster— 1917 L ow er Price* IT! L et's pull together in the inter­ Ford Tonring— 1917 Several Other Cars FIRST FROM AND 20 n o w 1 8 c est of harmony and progress. I t ’s Also Several Good Used Trucks LAST TO DEPOT the biggest thing in the way of pub­ 10 n o w 9 c lic organization we could bring (Two 10’s—18c) Prices Right. Everything the Best about. Ashland Tidings DOM ESTIC S C IE N C E WRÌGLE -r Juicy Fruit, P epperm int and Spearmint are certainly th ree d e lig h tfu l flavors to choose from. GAS AROUND YOUR HEAR! A n d WRSGLEY’S P-K— th e n ew sugar-coated p e p p e r ­ m in t gu m , is also a great treat for your sw eet tooth. lEG lO S Real Estate All are from the Wrigley factories w here perfection is the rule. Save the wrappers WRIGLEYSi G o o d fo r SPEARMINT valuable premiums ■neu STAPLES REALTY AGENCY MAI la O R D E R S R E V E IV E I) NOW Meet r « r « r iy APRIL 3RD—8 :3 0 Curtain Iw iitp il of and th e M o« OHtlneiilshed E r r a ir .t n .a t V r ; ir . F irst A fo e a r a n o e in th e W est in S ev era l Y ears at A m eriea ’a F orem ost A ctress. VIRGINIA CAFE CHARLES FROHMAM ptvsenk Ethel 29 First St. Bartfanore lit the play in which her I humph has been without parallel in the history o f the American sta^b Guns Repaired R. Middleton M ONDAY M G U T :-MEOFORD DECUSSEE 6r » ZOE: AKINS HOW TO SECURE TICKETS BY MAIL NOW O r d e r s w ill b e f ille d in o r d e r o f t h e ir r e c e ip t a n d f ille d Iw fo r e th e r e g u la r b ox o f f ic e s a le o p e n s , F r id a y ,- M arch 3 1 s t , at 1 2 o’clock. Add» •ess bitt