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PAO? TWO Ashland Tidings oiuiíi ■n I f e not augur well fof the future feeace of the allies. E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O regon P o sto ffic e as S econd-class M all M at ter. OF SIXTY-flFTH ARTILLEflY SOLOMONITES E v ery fo rm e r m em b e r of th e Six <S> <£> <§><$> <S> <» <$><«»<§> <S> <S> <§> <g> ty -fifth a rtille r y , o rg an iz ed p a rtly W h a t’s th e use of e v e r sig h in g , <$> from th e old O regon c o a st a rtille r y M ight a s w ell go long a n d <§> co rp s a f te r th e s t a r t o f th e w a r, is G »-•. sm ile, ♦ u rg ed to a tte n d a re u n io n b a n q u e t ® L ife , o u r lo n g est, g r e a te s t so r- <$> to be held a t P o rtla n d a t th e R ej)- ♦ 's o n h o tel May 27, s ta r tin g a t 6 :3 0 row , <g>lp. m. A c o m m itte e of 15 P o rtla n d - *§> O nly la sts a little w hile. ' era, re p re s e n tin g a ll th e O regon un • » its of th e re g im e n t, t h a t is, b a t te rie s C, D a n d E a n d th e su p p ly T h e re a r e s u rfa c e in d ic a tio n s th a t com pany, h a s ta k e n upon its e lf th e m an y of th e h a ir re s to re rs a r e in ef re sp o n sib ility of f a r r a p g in g th e b a n fic ien t. • • t v q u e t a n d p ro g ra m . T h e c o m m itte e p ro m ises th a t b o th th e p ro g ra m a n d W h a te v e r it is t h a t e n a b le s P r e b a n q u e t w ill be a k n o c k o u t. T hat m ie r Lloyd G eorge to com e o u t on is w hy S a tu rd a y n ig h t w as chosen top. he h a s it. fo r th e ev en t. I t w ill give th e o u t- • • An oil w ell s tru c k in C a lifo rn ia of-tow n m em b e rs a c h a n ce to a t sp o u te d fish . T h e tw o o ften a re to te n d , a n d th o se w ho w ould h av e to w ork a n d be u n a b le to do so on a be fo u n d to g e th e r. w eek day, on a c c o u n t of la te h o u rs « * Som e ch a p s now re fu se to sav e up th e n ig h t b e fo re , w ill alvold thUs fo r a ra in y day b ecau se a ra in y day e m b a rra a s s in g s itu a tio n . T h e c o m m itte e m a k in g a rr a n g e now ju s t m ea n s m o re w a te r. m e n ts pro p o ses t h a t a few m o m en ts • « C onan Doyle p ro b ab ly m ea n s th a t be d ev o ted to a b u sin e ss sessio n , he k now s as m uch a b o u t th e f u tu r e th a t is, to th e e le c tin g of a p resi d e n t, s e c re ta ry a n d tr e a s u r e r to a r life a s an y o th e r liv in g m an. ra n g e fo r n e x t y e a r ’s sessio n . T h e I( • • B ootleg efficien cy . D rin k in g o n e u n c o n fin e d m e rrim e n t w ill be in o r T h e b a n q u e t a n d th e tr im se lf to d e a th used to be a pro lo n g ed d er. m in g s h a n d e d o u t w h ile a good o r a n d so m e w h a t p a in fu l process. c h e s tra a n d a v a u d e v ille tro u p e p e r • • T hose w ho e m u la te th e bu sy bee fo rm s, w ill be w o rth th r e e tim es th e sh o u ld a lso re m e m b e r t h a t th e bee ra ilro a d fa re a n d cost of th e fe s tiv i ties, th e c o m m itte e pro m ises. a n d its honey a re soon p a rte d . In o r d e r t h a t som e id ea of th e • • I t is said t h a t m o re people a re n u m b e r lik e ly to be p re s e n t m ay be lo o k in g fo r p o sitio n s th a n jobs, an d o b ta in e d , th e c o m m itte e re q u e s ts a lso t h a t m o re people a r e lo o k in g th a t th o se a b le to a tte n d d ro p a lin e to a n y of he fo llo w in g m em b e rs f o r jo b s th a n w ork. M aybe so. • • of th e c o m m itte e : W illia m B ev er A lo t of m en w ho used to b o a st of idge. B a tte r E , 87 F r o n t s tr e e t; D. th e ir a b ility a s ju d g e s of good w his- A. R o n ald , B a tte ry D, 313 S ta n to n key m u st be g e ttin g a little o u t of s tr e e t: H a ro ld B. Say, B a tte ry C, p ra c tic e w ith only five p e r c e n t e ; r>ortland T e le g ra m ; R. E. W illia m s, 430 N o rth w e ste rn N a tio n a 1 B ank t h a t k in d in c irc u la tio n . b u ild in g . T H E GENOA C O N F E R E N C E T h e G enoa econom ic c o n fe re n ce is "OREGON OUTDOORS" PAYS now a m a tte r of h isto ry , a n d if one TRIBUTE TO ASHLAND th in g s ta n d s o u t m o re c le a rly th a n a n o th e r, it is th e fa c t t h a t its a c -j A ttra c tiv e to say th e le a st, is th e c o m p lish m e n t has- b een p ra c tic a lly new 1922 b o o k let. “ O regon O ut- nil. T h e th o rn in E u ro p e ’s econom ic d o o rs ,’’ w hich d escrib es th e scenic sid e is a 3 deeply im b ed d ed a s e v e r ,! fe a tu re s an d re s o rts o f w e ste rn O re- th e process of e x tra c tio n h a v in g been gon. T h e co v er d esig n is a w ork of re fe rre d to th e H a g u e , w h e re th e r e j a r t in fo u r co lo rs, a n d fe a tu re s in a p p e a rs to be ju s t a b o u t as m u ch b e a u tifu l s h a d e s th e in te n s e b ig n ess ch a n ce fo r s e ttle m e n t of th e R u s of th e g re a t o u td o o rs a n d Im m edi sia n co m p lic a tio n s a s th e r e w as a t a te ly s u g g e sts a v acatio n . G enoa. O ne o u tco m e o f th e la tte r W ith in th e b o o k let a r e pages of h a s been a c o m p lete a g re e m e n t be in fo rm a tio n th a t give th e v a c a tio n tw e e n ¡the so v ie t g o v e rn m e n t a n d ists a good id ea of o u tin g p laces, G erm an y . D esp ite d e n ia ls. It is how to re a c h th e m , h o te l a n d cot- p ra c tic a lly kn o w n t h a t th e tw o a g e ra te s , w ith n a m e s a n d a d d re s s e s c o u n trie s liave e n te re d in to a com - o f m a n a g e rs o r o w n ers. T h e a r- m erc ia l tre a ty a n d m P a r is y e s te r - ' t id e s a re w ell illu s tr a te d w ith n e a t- d ay th e n e w sp a p e r L ’E c la ir p r in te d j ly g ro u p e d h a lfto n e s. w h a t p u rp o rts to be th e m ilita ry A sh lan d is p ro m in e n tly fe a tu re d a g re e m e n t re a c h e d betw een G er- on p ag e 22 a s b e in g “ O re g o n ’s F a m - m an y a n d R u ssia a n d w hich d oes o u s S p a .” B e a u tifu l L lth la P a r k is m m « May bö, FIRES o .\ WIFE AND Majestic, Worlas Largest Ship, Makes Maiden'Voyage Established 1876 T h is is th e te x t of a m ilita ry Published Ever? Evening Except co n v e n tio n said to h a v e been signed Sunday by re p re s e n ta tiv e s of th e R u ssia n so THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. v iet a rm y a n d th e G e rm a n g e n e ra l OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY s ta f f in B erlin . A p ril 3, by th e p rin . PAPER cipal c la u se of w hich th e G erm an s T E L E P H O N E 39 a g re e tt> fu rn is h th e red a rm y w ith E. J. BARRETT, Editor th e a rm s a n d m a te ria l n e c e ssa ry to eq u ip 180 re g im e n ts of in fa n try a n d su b scrip tion P rice D elivered In City: One m o n th ......................................$ .65 s u ffic ie n t heavy field a r tille r y fo r T h re e m o n t h s ................................. 1.95 20 In fa n try divisions. Six m o n th s ...................................... 3.75 T he G erm an g e n e ra l s ta f f is One y e a r ........................................ 7.50 pledged to re o rg a n iz e th e R u ssia n , Mail and R ural R ou tes B alctic a n d B lack Sea fle e ts, a n d One m o n th ................................... ". $ .65 T h re e m o n t h s ................................. 1.95 fu rn is h 500 a irp la n e s to g e th e r w ith Six m o n th s ...................................... 3.50 sp a re p a rts a n d 150 field w ireless One year ........................................ 6 .5 t o u tfits . T h e G e rm a n s w ill tra in 60 ADVERTISING RATES R u ssian a v ia to rs in th e la te s t d is Display Advertising iln g i e In se rtio n , each in c h .............30c coveries a n d send te c h n ic a l e x p e rts YEARLY CONTRACTS to R u ssia to speed up th e e x istin g Display Advertising m u n itio n p la n ts a n d open new fa c O ne tim e a w e e k ................................. 27 %c to Tw o tim e s a w e e k .................................25 c rie s. E v ery o th e r d a y ....................................20 c Local R eaders IN WHOSE EYE, THE MOTE? E a c h lin e, e ach t i m e .......................TOc An h y s te ric a l, v ain a n d silly g irl To run, e v e ry o th e r dUy fo r one c h a rg e s m o n th , each lin e, each tim e . . 7c in M aine m ad e a b s u rd To run~every issu e fo r o n e m o n th a g a in s t a m in is te r, k n o w n f a r a n d o r m o re, e ach line, each t i m e . . 5c w ide fo r his se rv ic es to th e c o m m u n C lassified C olum n ity a n d h is good w orks. T h e g irl One c e n t th e w ord each tim e. T o r u n ev ery issu e fo r o n e m o n th w as believed, th e m in is te r o stra c iz e d o r m o re, % c th e w o rd each tim e. by th e c o m m u n ity to su ch a n e x te n t L eg al R a te th a t h e s h o t a n d k ille d him self. T he F ir s t tim e , p e r 8 -p o ln t l i n e .......... 10c g irl th e n co nfessed h e r a c c u sa tio n s E a c h s u b s e q u e n t tim e , p er 8- p o ln t lin e ........................................ 5c w ere baseless, a n d th e m an Inno C a rd of t h a n k s ............................... $1.00 c e n t, w h e re u p o n th e c o m m u n ity — it O b itu a rie s , th e H u e ........................ 2 ^ c m u st be a nice p lace to live— con F raternal Orders and S ocieties d em ns th e g irl! A d v e rtisin g fo r f r a te r n a l o rd e rs If th e c o m m u n ity w ould co ndem n o r so c ie tie s c h a rg in g a r e g u la r in iti a tio n fee a n d d u es, no d isc o u n t. R e its e lf fo r in to le ra n c e , s c a n d a l-m o n g lig io u s a n d b e n e v o le n t o rd e rs w ill 'be e rin g a n d to ta l f a ilu re o f lo y alty , It c h a rg e d th e r e g u la r r a te fo r a ll a d w ould be m o re to th e p o in t. S tra n g e v e rtis ln g w hen an ad m issio n o r o th e r th a t a m in is te r of th e gospel, w ith c h a rg e Is m ade. his y e a rs of ex p erien ce, could n o t W hat C onstitutes A dvertising rea liz e t h a t th o se w ho con d em n ed In o rd e r to a lla y a m is u n d e rs ta n d him w ith o u t evidence, w ere o u t of ing am o n g som e a s to w h a t const! tu te a new s a n d w h a t a d v e rtis in g , th e ir ow n m o u th s co n d e m n e d ; th a t w e p r in t th is v ery sim p le ru le , w hich w hen people b elieve evil w ith o u t is u s e d by n e w sp a p e rs to d iff e re n ti p roof, It is b ecau se, u n d e r s im ila r a te b etw een th e m : “ A L L f u tu r e c irc u m s ta n c e s , th ey w ould them - e v e n ts, w h e re an a d m issio n c h a rg e is m ad e o r a co llectio n is ta k e n IS selves h a v e been evil! A D V E R T IS IN G .” T h is a p p lie s to o rg a n iz a tio n s a n d so c ie tie s of every 08676759 k in d a s w ell a s to in d iv id u als. A ll re p o rts of such a c tiv itie s a fte r th e y h av e o c c u rre d Is new s. All com ing social o r o rg a n iz a tio n m e e tin g s of societies w h e re no m oney c o n trib u tio n is so lic ite d , in iti a tio n c h a rg e d , o r co llecto n ta k e n IS NEW S. tu o T H E N SH tX IT S H ÎY ls E L t' SE A T T L E . May 20.— W h ile sc o re s of people on a crow ded d o w n to w n s tre e t, looked on h e re la s t n ig h t, R o b e rt C o rn ell, c a p ta in of th e tu g Iscum of th e L illico T u g b o a t co m p any, shot, his w ife, M rs. E liz a b e th C ornell, th ro u g h th e neck a n d th e n fired a b u lle t th ro u g h his ow n h e a i/f As a r e s u lt of th e sh o o tin g a ffra y , C ornell is re p o rte d dying a t a hos- p ital h e re , and M rs. C ornell is sa id to h av e a chance a t recovery : ------------- ------------------ M rs. S. J. S tu m p died a t h e r hom e la T a le n t T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n a t 1 .4 0 » c lo c k , from d ro p sy of th e h e a rt from w hich she had been a s u ff e re r fo r so m e tim e. M rs. S tu m p w as born in M issouri in 1863, bein g 59 y e a rs old a t th e tim e of h e r d e a th . She m oved to th e v icin ity of T a le n t in 1908, a n d has lived th e re c o n tin u o u sly since th a t tim e. She elaves to su rv iv e h er. h e r h u s b a n d , fo u r d a u g h te rs , tw o sons, 11 g ra n d c h id lre n a n d tw o b r o il e r s . T he c h ild re n a re Jo h n W . a n d W illiam S tu m p , M rs, W illiam C rosby, M r s .! 1 he New White Star Liner, as Large as 400 House s, Compared with a Liner of Twenty-five Years Ago H E w orld’s larg est ship, the M ajestic, a p as senger liner of 56,000 gross tons, left Southam p- ton M ay 10 for N ew Y ork on her m aiden voyage. O rd in ary folks on shore find it hard to realize the «¿ze of this last and greatest addition to the w orld’s V e ts. She is five tim es as large as the average big ' .can steam ship of 25 years ago, while her tonnage *, as great as that of all the 132 ships in the historic Spanish A rm ada of 1588. H er interior space equals O a t of 400 ordinary 8-room houses, and she has 1,245 T CRYSTAL DETECTOR EASY TO CONSTRUCT Telephone Condenser and Re ceivers Can Better Be Pur chased— Mounting the Set. stateroom s, besides g reat public room s tw o stories high. H e r length is 956 feet, her breadth 100 feet, and she is 102 feet deep from the captain’s bridge to the keel. T h e M ajestic’s w eight is 64,000 tons. If she were to hit an object when going only a t five miles an hour the blow delivered would be equal to that of 14,500 F o rd cars. H er horse pow er is 100,000, and her speed m ore than 25 knots, or nearly 30 statu te m iles an hour. She has capacity for 4 100 passengers and carries a crew of 1,000. raents, th e tuner, th e cry stal detector and the telephone condenser, can be m ounted on a stained base of wood, say, eight inches square and one-half inch thick. T his will keep the com ponent p a rts of th e set together, m ak ing a com pact u nit of the whole and also be advantageous In th a t It will hold th e in stru m en ts w hile a d ju st m ents a re being made. T he sketch show s how the in stru m ents a re connected w ith each other and to the ground. T he condenser is connected to one side of the tu n er ano to the crystal detector. T he ground is connected to the o th er side of the phones and th e condenser and the tuner. Lam p cord is excellent fo r connect ing up small radio sets of th is kind— It being a good conductor, well Insu lated and easy to handle. C. E. S tite s, M rs. G. W . B u rn e tt a ^ d Mrs. M arion D ozier. T he fu n e ra l will be held S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 from th e B re th -i ren c h u rc h in A sh lan d , an d i n t e r - ! m e n t will be in M o u n tain View c e m e te ry in c h a rg e of J. P . Dodge m a y be had on r e 9 u e s t to a g e n ts of an d Sons, fu n e ra l d ire c to rs. th e (Southern P a c ific lin es, o r by w ritin g J o h n M. S cott, g e n e ra l p a s JO SEPH IN E CAVES ROAD s e n g e r a g e n t, P o rtla n d . TO RE OPEN IN JUNE Bon Ton Cafe FOURTH STREET FIRST FROM AND LAST TO DEPOT Q U ICK LU NCH AND S E R V IC E P R IC E S R EA SO N A B LE Provost Bros. SURPRISE SHOWER T he J o s e p h in e C ou n ty C aves h ig h G IV EN TO T E A C H E R w ay w ill he re a d y fo r tra ffic by th e f irs t of J u n e , Jo sep h L eahy te lls th e M rs. W illiam D eW itt, 550 AIM- G ra n ts P a ss C o u rier. T he w arm son s tr e e t, gave a s u rp ris e sh o w e r w e a th e r is ta k in g th e snow o ff fast fo r Miss E liz a b e th B lum e T h u rs d a y a n d is m ak in g it possible to p u rsu e e v e n in g a t th e D eW itt hom e, an d th e w ork rap id ly . T h e w ork of m an y b e a u tifu l as well a a v a lu a b le d e c k in g th e L ak e creek b rid g e will p re s e n ts w ere receiv ed by M iss be com p leted n e x t w eek. All slides B lum e. w ill be o u t of th e w ay by th a t tim e T h e e v e n in g w as sp e n t w ith an d a little fin ish in g w ork is a ll th a t g am es a n d n e e d le w o rk , lig h t re will be left. T h e re is still som e snow fre s h m e n ts b e in g se rv e d by th e beyond L a k e c re e k . A ccording to h o stess. A ll th e d e c o ra tio n s w ere Mr. L eahy th e ro ad from H o llan d to of a b rid a l n a tu re . th e h ig h w a y is n o t in bad co n d itio n . T h o se p re s e n t fo r th e sh o w e r w ere th e M isses E liz a b e th B lum e, A process h a s been in v en te d in _ V e tris M cC redie, G race H a w k y ard , A u s tra lia fo r th e e x tra c tio n of g rea se | ay C a rv e r- G race K nopp, M a rjo rie ■ V anScyco, M abie Bay, Am y S tifle, fro m wool w ith o u t th e use o f acids. j T en n y F ra k e s , A lpha M ackenzie, a n d Mr. an d M rs. D eW itt. ____ _________________ | P IC T U R E S SH O W N AT T he m aterial needed to construct a sim ple crystal d etecto r is as follow s: Piece of silicon o r galena molded In a m etal button, 25 cents. HOW TO LISTEN IN Tw o binding posts, 20 cents. T here are tw o variables in our radio A block of shellacked or stained receiver th a t req u ire ad ju stm en t wood 3 by 3% Inches. when it Is desired to llsten-in; first, A thin strip of sheet? copper or the detector, and second, the slide po- brass % Inches wide by tw o inches sltlon on th e tuner. Once the slider long. position has been determ ined for any M ount th e two binding posts on th e given tra n sm ittin g station, It is only block of wood as shown, fastening un necessary to a d ju s t the detector to der one binding post a strip of copper pick up th a t sam e statio n again. THE LYRIC THEATER or b rass—see sketch—and under the To o p erate the receiver for the first other binding post a colled up spring tim e It is best to w ait until some “ A lice in H u n g e rla n d ” w as show n j of fine springy copper or brass wire. station like KDKA Is tra n sm ittin g be- By placing the button of m etal con- tw een 8:30 and 9:30 p. m. Then ad- a t th e L y ric th e a te r T h u rs d a y e v e n ing to a good-sized crow d, w hich w e re w ell pleased w ith th e p ic tu re . | F o llo w in g th e sh o w in g of th e pi<V G a si tu re s , M ayor C. B. L a m k in , local c h a irm a n of th e N e a r E a s t re lie f, o r -/M t? » / ganized a c o m m itte e re p re s e n tin g C r '■pz/ th e c o m m u n ity , w ith su b -c h a irm e n as follow s: On g e n e ra l s o lic itin g ,j W. W. R o b in so n ; on c h ild re n ’s and i y o u n g p eo p le’s c o n trib u tio n s , M rs A. D. J ils o n ; on c lo th in g , Rev. C. F. K o eh ler. T he a n n u a l s ta te w ide collection of used c lo th in g w ill be n e x t W ed n e sd ay an d a ll a r e u rg e d to h av e th e la rg e s t possible a m o u n t of used The Crystal Detector. c lo th in g rea d y on t h a t d a te . T he fin a l sh o w in g of th e p ic tu re w ill be a t one of th e c h u rc h e s in T a le n t S u n d ay e v e n in g u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f W . A. Sellw ood. TUNtft SEEKING PAROLE, IS C Q z zrr A. r - 3; FACED BY SECOND CHARGE ahtcwna GftOUUO — R E D B L U F F , C alif., M ay 20.— W illis G a u th h ie r, 22, w ho say s his hom e is 22 m iles e a s t of M arysville, DtTCCTofc C 0N 01H X4 se ek in g re le a se on p ro b a tio n , a f te r h a v in g p leaded g u ilty in th e s u p e r n J io r c o u rt h e re to a c h a rg e of p a ssin g ; a w o rth le ss check fo r $10 on J . B. C ra w fo rd , p ro p rie to r of a g e n e ra l m e rc h a n d is e s to re a t R ich field . W h ile th e in q u iry w as in p ro g re ss w ith re fe re n c e to th e R ich field bad T tu R e c e iv e * check case, a m an n a m e d S m ith ap-i p e a re d on th e scene h e re a n d t o l d ' 8et Mounted on Base, W ith Connections Shown. th e o ffic ers th a t G a u th ie r only a few taining th e crystal of silicon or gale Just th e d etecto r by changing th e d ays ago p u rc h a s e a m o to rcy cle f r o m , na on the strip of m etal and allowing point a t which the spring and crys him a t O rlan d . F o r th is , S m tih d e the spring to m ake contact w ith the tal of th e detecto r m ake contact until, c la re d , G a u th ie r gave him a w o rth surface of the cry stal the detector is when a nearby electric light is snapped less check fo r $175. com plete and ready for operation. on and off, a click Is heard in A com plete crystal detector can be the head phones. T he detector is now purchased from 75 cents to $2, de ad ju sted on a sensitive spot on the WORK TO START ON pending upon the type. KLAMATH RIVER ROAD crystal. By changing the slider po Two o ther pleqes of a p p a ra tu s are sition, th e tra n sm ittin g statio n should Y R E K A , C alif., M ay 20.— C on necessary th a t cannot be readily con be picked up. s tru c tio n of a sectio n of th e K la m stru c te d —they a re th e telephone con A fter a statio n is once picked up a th riv e r la te ra l of th e s ta te h ig h denser and the receivers. A tele It is an easy m atte r to a d ju st the de phone condenser to be used in sh u n t tecto r and slider position until m axi w ay fro m H appy C am p to a ju n c ing across the phones can be p u r mum response is obtained In th e tel tio n w ith th e m ain s ta te hig h w ay , n o r th of Y re k a h a s been a u th o riz e d chased for about 50 cents. ephone receiver. 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