PA«« TWO
ASHLAND DAILY TTDÎNG8
Tuesday, Jnne 6, 1ÍH&*
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dem onstration of your civic pride. cations devoted to this same purpose
IMPORTING HOUSES NEW FAD PUPILS OF MADAME TRACY
A collection will be taken at the RAKE TREAT IN .STORE
Go to it.
but, for the most p a rt, these are ex­
TO
GIVE
CONCERT
JUNE
20
Batabltehed 1876
close of the concert, the whole ol
FOR LOCAL MUSIC LOVERS
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clusively fratern al in editorial con­ English Residences Centuries Old Art
Published Every Evening Except
The
pupils
of
Madante
Tracy
which will be applied to the benefit! Dr. Einil Enna, of Portland, the
Europe is ju st about convinced tent. The Elks Magazine strikes a
Actually Lived in by Wealthy
Sunday
Young will give a free recital a t th e' of the club house.
noted concert pianist, composer aud
th
ere’s
no
use
putting
“
R.
S.
V.
P
.”
Nsvjf Yerk Residents.
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
new note in this particular.
To
Armory
Tuesday
evening,
June
20,
Ashland
is
fortunate
in
having
a
lecturer, will appear In Ashland on
on invitations to Uncle Sam.
quote fiorn the foreword to-the June
OFFICIAL CITY AND CÔÜNTY
to which the public is cordially in­ musical instructor w ait the ability Monday evening, June 26)* under the
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Several
houses
complete
in
every
num ber just published: “ It is not
PAPER
vited.
o£ Madame Young, and one who is as auspices of the Wednesday club,
See
they
ve
invented
the
telescope
to
be a-m ere bulletin or calendar of detail, dating from the Sixteenth cen­
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tury,
have
recently
been
Imported
The expenses of the recital will generous as she. This is the fourth
This will be a rare treat for all
gown in Paris.
Won’t go here events, but a vigorous, high class,
from England. Lovers of the antique
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
Blinders, not telescopes, is w hat we literary and fraternal journal— to may enjoy the unique experience of be paid by Madame Young and will free concert that she has given the music lovers and should be well at-
serve as her contribution toward the public here, which, if given in a tended. The place where the eon-
contain m atters of Interest and in­ living In the actual rooms which were
Subscription Price Delivered in City: need.
new club house being erected by the large city, would have filled the cert will be held has not been dec id-
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One m onth .................................. 3 .65
form ation to all the members of an built and decorated three centuries or Civic Improvement club.
Three m o n t h s .............................. 1.95
largest halls at $1.50 to $2 per s e a t., ed on and will be announced later.
more ago, and be within convenient
A good many people are returning Elk household.”
Six months .................................. 3.75 to Ashland convinced that Califor­
commuting
distance
of
New
York.
Beginning with a letter of God­
One year ........................................7.50
Such homes are naturally expensive,
nia
signs
reading,
'“No
fishing
here,”
speed
from President H arding— who for the original cost is not only con­
Mail and Rural Routes
One month .................................. 3 .65 mean ju st what they say.
by the way. Is an Elk himself— and siderable, but the cost of transporta­
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Three months .............................. 1.95
a message from William W. Moun­ tion, the tariff and the expense of re­
Six months .................................. 3.50
Remember, It costs som ething to
One year
................................-. 6.5C put over a big Fourth of July cele­ tain, grand exalted ruler, to the or­ building are naturally great.
An English firm makes a specialty
der at large, the first num ber swings
ADVERTISING RATES
bration,
and
nothing
short
of
the
of
selling these houses and keeps a
into fiction and timely articles, fol­
Display Advertising
dlngie Insertion, each in ch ............30c biggest and best will do for Ash-, lowed by features which, though de­ number of them on hand In their
YEARLY CONTRACTS
land. There are a whole lot of folks signed for Elk consumption, are show place near London for inspec­
tion. When an old house is to be
Display Advertising
not actively engaged in business,
One tim e a w eek....................... 2 7 %c who w ouldn’t mind chipping in on scarcely less interesting to the out­ torn down to make room for some im­
side reader. From the cover paint­ provement, the building Is bought in.
Two times a week.......................25 c
Nvery other d a y ......................... 20 c the celebration fund, who cannot af­ ing. a Flag day subject, right usually for a nominal sum. After be­
ford to set their names down for five through the magazine, one notes a ing carefully taken apart it is rebuilt
Local Readers
Bach line, each tim e .................... 10c or ten dollars, and yet would like to
strong infusion of the spirit of pa­ in the show place near London, ready
To run every other day for one
do th eir bit. Now you can help the triotism , which is an integral part for the inspection of purchasers. If
month, each line, each t i m e .. 7c
good work along, if you’ll ju st send of the Elk creed. The general ma­ It is bought by an American, for in­
To run- every issue for one month
stance, the house is once more taken
or more, each line, each t i m e .. 5c a dime, two bits, four bits or a dol­ terial th a t helps to differentiate this down and packed with care for ship­
Classified Column
lar to the Fourth of July committee. magazine from other fratern al pub­
ment. This work is done by experts,
One cent the word each time.
In care of the Tidings. We intend to lications all bears well known sig n a­ so that the parts, especially the wood­
To run every issue for one month
print the names of the donors, of tures. Among the contributors are work, will not be injured. The Eng­
or more, %c the word each time.
course,
but not the am ount of the Charles M. Schwab, Ben Ames W il­ lish builders usually come to America
Legal Rate
F irst time, per 8-polnt lin e ......... 10c contributions. So send them along, liams, Albert Payson Terhune, W’il- io set up the house exactly as It orig­
inally stood in England. In some in­
Bach subsequent time, per 8-
be the contribution great or small,
polnt line .................................... 5c it will be equally welcome. Every liam Almon Wolff and others. The stances these old houses have been
whole magazine is lavishly illus­ surrounded with English gardens, re­
Card of t h a n k s ............................ 31.00
Obituaries, the l i n e ......................2% c little helps.
trated.
producing the original setting in Eng,
F raternal Orders and S ocieties
For 54 years the order of Elks land of centuries past.
Advertising for fratern al orders
AN OBJECT LESSON
has stood for all th at is best in our
or societies charging a regular initi­
The launching of “ Ford Day” has national life. Its growth has been
Campa fer Meterlets.
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­
Here
ls
thè latest idea in campa for
accomplished
an
im
portant
purpose
steady and substantial and has made
ligious and benevolent orders will be
it
a
steadily
increasing
influence
for
1
“
otorIsts’
vs Oaklaud
the Popular
Mechanics
in
th
a
t
it
has
dem
onstrated
th
a
t
the
charged the regular ra te for ail ad
a steadily increasing influence for . Magazlne; 8a-
Au
(Cal}
conceru
vertlslng when an admission or other business men of Ashland, when they good. The mission of the Elks Mag- j ls speilding no less than 380,000 In
eharge Is made.
get together can work with a sin azine Is to interpret the spirit of the
erecting “bungalettes” on an eight-acre
gleness of purpose insuring success organization whose name it bears. tract to be let to motoring tourists by
What Constitutes Advertising
In order to allay a m isunderstand­ for pretty much anything they un­ If It continues to do this faithfully the night or for any longer period
ing among some as to w hat consti­ dertake.
Not more than two or
“up to fifteen years” (as the manage­
tutes news and what advertising, three meetings have taken place, and it can scarcely fail to m aintain a ment Jokingly announces), which la
position of honor among American
we print this very simple rule, which
the length of the lease on the land.
Is used by newspapers to differenti­ little more than a week ha9 elapsed periodicals.
These
simple residences are designed
In
ate between them : “ ALL future since the idea was launched.
to
take
the place of tents, and while
events, where an admission charge that time the details have all been CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR GIRLS
their
furnishings
are meager compared
Is made or a collection is taken IS worked out satisfactorily and nearly
PASS EXPERT EXAMINATION with regular houses, they offer con­
ADVERTISING.” This applies to
siderably more In the way of conve­
organizations and societies of every a hundred firms have been brought
into a co-operative movement that
Three members of the Junior niences that ls commonly offered by an
kind as well as to individuals.
All reports of such activities after cannot fail of giving the greatest C hristian Endeavor of the Presby­ ordinary tent. These bungalettes are
they have occurred is news.
of two types, some with one room and
impetus to business in all lines, that
All coming social or organization has been experienced since the war. terian church recently passed the some with two rooms. They are built
junior expert exam ination and have
meetings of societies where no
entirely of wood, and are equipped
It
simply
proves
what
unity
of
p
ur­
received th eir pins as a reward. with ginks, running water, -electric
money contribution is solicited, Initi­
ation charged, or collecton taken IS pose can do.
This exam ination requires the a n ­ lights, two-burner gas plates, etc.
NEWS.
swering of 100 questions and was
ONE END OF THE PHONE
% uite an accomplishment for busy
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon,
Spring Beauties.
If you were a telephone girl and school girls and th eir leader. Miss
Postoftice as Second-class Mall Mat­
One of the commonest varieties of
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f -
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ter.
stood at a switchboard in a rush Estellä Hays may well be proud of flowers found after the snow has
hour, and if someone took the tele­ them. The names of the glrl9 who melted away ls the Spring Beauty.
SOLOMONITES
phone off the hook when th ere were passed the exam ination are Eugenia The little blossoms are a very delicate
forty other people doing the same Young, Edith Plum m er and Isadore pink. Each petal is lined with hair
lines of deep pink. Some naturalists
thing within a m inute, and if th at Jackson,
claim that these hair lines of deep
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PASSIN’ BY
* person, having waited ten seconds,
Seven members of the teachers’ pink are honey guides for insects,
> H ave you ever noticed in pass- <?• should a9k you if you were asleep,
training class of the same church, lines that i olnt the way to the tiny
<j>
in ’ by
<S> how would you like it?
have passed the state examination sac of honey to be found in the center
<•> The impressions th a t houses
If you were a telephone girl and in the first year’s course of- teach­ of the flower.
-s'
give?
<$> you had eighteen telephone wires
Although the stalk of the Spring S
ers’ training, which entitles ' them
•’ The one’s but a house to your <* with plugs a t the ends inserted in
Beauty
is very slender, it is quite
to 10 points on the th ird courtier de­
<S>
rovin’ eye,
<*> eighteen connections to enable th ir­
sturdy enough to support the twe
gree of C hristian Endeavor efficien­ slim green leaves, in the base of which
While another’s a place men 4» ty-six people to talk, and there were
cy. Those taking the examination is held the flower, and a cluster of
<s>
live.
<§> seven of these close together and a
were Panline Plum m er. Edith Robi­ diminutive buds, each on a stem no
<s> The one’s but a jumble of wood > couple of people hung up their
son.
M argaret McCoy, G ertrude larger than a fine thread.
of brick
<•> phones and you pulled out of the
Brown,
Mrs. Koehler, Frederick and
<$> W ith a look, say. of pride or
maze th e wrong wire and cut two Paul Koehler. S. D. Taylor Is the
An Unwelcome Danes.
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restraint,
* people off from talking, would you teacher of this class.
Lady Constance Stewart Richard­
W hile the other, as if by some <$> think it fair if either of the victims
son, whose bizarre dancing made her
magic trick
<8> swore a little and asked you if you
known in America, was married re­
HOUSEWORK IS A BURDEN
cently in oriental dress. There is a
Smiles “ hello,” through, its <S> were out late last night?
<s>
story about her and the duchess of
glistenin’ paint.
<♦>
If you were at the switchboard
W om an’s tot is a weary one at
<î>
<$>><&<%
«> $> •$> ■» and some one asked for a connec­ best. K But with backache and other Marlborough.
Once, at a charity concert a t one
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tion and the person desired did not distressing kidney ills life Indeed be­ of the great houses of London her
Doan’s Kidney
W atch for June 19th. There’s a answ er the telephone, and if the comes a burden.
Pills
have
made
life
h ter for host whispered to the duchess:
surprise, and a pleasant one. in store party calling rattled the receiver many Ashland women. b rig
“We’re to have an extra number.
Ask your
for you.
Dear Lady Constance has consented
rapidly, instead of slowly as h> neighbor.
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Mrs. L. W ertz, 129 5th St., Ash­ to do her barefoot Persian dance.”
should, and the rattlin g of the
“Oh, dear,” the duchess cried. “I
There are probably a lot of under­ phone hook failed to register in the land, says: “ Doan’s Kidney Pills
helped
me
when
my
kidneys
were
knew
when I spilled the salt at din­
fed people in Russia, but they are office, and if a fte r a while he did
ou t of order and I am glad to rec­ ner that something dreadful would
surely
making
m ark3
feeding get into communication with you, ommend them . I had dull pains
happen before the night was over.
presses.
would you like him to ask you if across the small of my. back th a t
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you thought you were enjoying a made It hard for me to do my work,
Jud Tunkins.
and my kidneys acted Irregularly,
The pinnacle of greatness will pink tea?
Jud Tunkius says there is always a
too. Doan’s Kidney Pills soon freed
have been reached when the world
It would, no doubt, do us all good me from the backaches and put my little something to be thankful for.
Via the Scenic Shasta Route
produces a statesm an who can e x -|to put ourselves in the other per kidneys In good o rd er.”
Since fruit has gotten to be so ex­
Price,
60c
a
t
all
dealers.
Don’t
tract taxes by a painless’ process.
pensive,
there
aren't
nearly
so
many
son’s place whenever we are in­
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ask for a kidney remedy— orange peels thrown on the sidewalk.
clined to find fault with public serv­ simply
get Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same
Wonder if the undertaker dodger ice. Gas, electric light, trolley car, th a t Mrs,. W ertz had. Foster-M il­
ever has any qualms of conscience telephone; it is all the same! The burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Powder as Far Back As 200 B. C.
when he reads th a t oft-repeated line employes generally do th eir work
Sale d a te s J u n e 3 to 13 inch F in al lim it Ju ly 31st
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It is said the Koreans made gun­
about how much we owe to medical as well as they can.— The Mirror.
Tidings classified ads get results. powder as far hack as 200 B. CL
S ale d a te s J u n e 15 to 20 inch F in a l lim it Ju ly 2 0 th
science.
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NEW ELKS MAGAZINE
Notice that whenever anything is|
MAKES ITS DEBUT
said about the open door in China,
Japan never interposes any objec National Publication of the B. P. O.
tions— just insists upon being given
Elks Differs from Other
the job of ticket-taker.
Fraternal Organs
Ashland
Tidings
1922 MODEL
NEW ESSEX
NOW HERE
Price $1,345
5 Passenger Touring
Won all road and track races and endurance
contests this year
f
Better than 20 miles on a gallon of gas
2000 miles on a gallon of oil
Class A Garage
C a ll 30 fo r D e m o n s t r a t io n
Railroad Travel Costs are Down
To
San Francisco
a n d Eastern Cities
25% Saving to San Francisco and return
Why Ride in the Other
Fellow’s Car?
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We can now draw a sigh of relief,
since it is settled by the scientists
that the moon is not inhabited. We
are immune from relief expeditions
from th a t planet anyway.
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There is a lot of money waiting
for the man who will invent a
punctureless tire; likewise for the
man who can invent something that
will insure a bruiseless pedestrian.
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Constance Talmadge. when asked
for advice as to the w riting of a
scenario, said: “ W rite as you feel.”
W onder how she felt when she
wrote her signature to the release
from her millionaire Greek?
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When you attend th at straw berry
festival in the Bungalow, don’t ask
the price.
Have some civic pride
about you. Ju st dig down in your
jeans and then gorge yourself on
the luscious fruit, certain that no
one will accuse you of being a glut­
ton. The more you eat the greater
The first issue of a new monthly
periodical, The Elks Magazine, has
just made its appearance. National
publication of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, published
under the direction of the Elks Na­
tional Memorial H eadquarters com­
mittee, the magazine begins Its ca­
re e r with a subscription circulation
of 850,000.
Its purpose, as set forth in the
opening pages, is to provide a med­
ium through which the grand lodge,
governing body of the order, may
bring home to each individual mem­
ber the fact th at he belongs not
merely to a local lodge but to a na-
tlon-widq organization. By keeping
the members in touch with the act­
ivities of their fellows in all parts of
the country and by voicing the prin­
ciples of the order in word and pic­
ture, the Elks Magazine is intended
to inspire and promote th a t spirit
of unity which Is the motive force
of every fraternity.
Other sim ilar bodies issue publi-
When for so little money, you can drive one of
your own?
Ramble Over This List of Used Gars You Can Use
5-I>assenger Allen, 4 cylinders
4- Passenger Studebaker, 6 cylinders
5- Passenger Velie, G cylinders
5-Passenger Moon, 4 cylinders
2-Passenger Ford Roadster
5-Passenger Mitchell, G cylinders
5-Passenger ITupniobile, 4 cylinders
2-Passenger .Buick, G cylinders
Ford l-ton Truck
Oldsmobile l-ton Speedwagon
3 1-2 ton Federal Truck
Enclosed top for Dodge Touring
12-Passenger Dodge, just the car to haul school chil­
dren, fruit thinners or packers to the orchard.
Prices Right on All Cars—Will Sell or Trade
HIT THE TRAIL FOR.
H I T T S O N 'Q MEDFORD,
OREGON
Summer Tourist Fares
E a s t t h r o u g h C a lifo r n ia
Costs MUCH less this year
You m ay v isit San F ra n cisc o , Los A ngeles and Han Diego, w onder cities
of th e P a c ific C o a st; C a lifo rn ia ’s c h a rm in g S eash o re and M ountain R e­
s o rts , th re e N a tio n a l P a r k s a n d scores o f in v itin g p le a su re places.
Swing East this way and see more of the V. S. A.
Round Trip Fares
to Portland
Are the lowest in years
$13.75 — $16.50
F o r sale d a te s and o th e r p a rtic u la rs ask a g e n ts
P la n now to m ak e trip s th is su m m e r and ta k e
a d v a n ta g e of g r e a t re d u c tio n s in ra ilro a d fa re s
For fares, reservations, train schedules, transit limits, stopover
privileges or beautiful folders, Inquire of agents.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.