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BLOCKING BUSINESS
FARM REMINDERS
carload weight under transcontinen­
Mark Twain is (responsible for the (From O. A. C. Experiment Station)
BAKED 50 YEARS AGO
tal rates is 60,000 pounds, and as
E stab lish ed 1878
MER
Seed potatoes for June planting the pack of many of the canneries
Published Every Evening Except expression, “there is a lot of talk
about the weather, but nothing is should be cut in large pieces not along the Southern Pacific is small
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Sunday
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TH E ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
ever done about it.”
likely to dry out. Length of treat­ and necessarily difficult for one
There has been much talk about ment for sprouted seeds needs to be*
OFFICIAL C m AND COUNTY
cannery to make up a carload of 60,-
the soldiers’ bonus, but not muqh shortened somewhat.
PAPER
000 pounds of the various kinds, but
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has been done about it. Unquestion­
TwoWonn Sprays Combined
by being able to consolidate and re-
ably the soldiers and sailors who
The 30-day codling moth spray ship the output of one cannery with
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
carried Old Glory to a glorious vic­ will be due, If warm weather con-
that of anothgq, the smaller can-
Subscription Price Delivered in City: tory back iu 1918, are deserving of tinues, from June 6 to 12 In the nerles will be enabled to dispose of
One month .................................. | .65 the highest praise and some reward
Willamette valley. The rapid ad­ their output to not only greater ad
Three m o n th s .............................. 1.95
for
their
immeasurable
sacrifices.
vance of the season in recent weeks vantage, but encourage larger and
Six months .................................. 3.75
One year ..................................... 7.50 There is no doubt about the praise will permit a combination of the us­ more diversified packs.
Mail and Rural Routes
they have received since that vic­ ual 15 and 30 day sprays in most
One month .................................. | .65 torious day, and will receive— but places.
Three m o n th s .............................. 1.95 how about the reward?
Thistles Make Silage
Six months .................................. 3.50
While there are many ex-service
Bad patches of Canada thistles in
One year ..................................
6.5C
men who do not actually need the grain may be cut when the grain is
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising
bonus, this unsettled state of affairs In the milk or early dough stage and
Single Insertion, each In ch .. . . .30c has a bad effect on business. Legis­
made into good silage. If then the
YEARLY CONTRACTS
lation should be pushed that will patch is plowed up and kept cultl
Display Advertising
give the needy service men immedi vated off below the ground all sum­
One time a w eek.............................. 27 %c
Two times a week..............................25 c ate help. The longer we delay the mer the patch will be greatly weak­
Every other day.................................20 c less most of the ex-service men will ened or killed out. Fall seeding of
Local Readers
Each line, each tim e.....................10c need the bonus, and the more hesi­ vetch and oats on these patches will
V,
tation there will be in business.
help further In smothering out the
To run every other dhy for one
month, each line, each tim e .. 7c
stragglers that survive.
To run~every issue for one month
The summer normal school com­
*A “FLIVVER” BOOM
Cherry Slugs Are Busy
or more, each line, each tim e .. 5c
mittee
of the chamber of commerce
Pear and cherry slugs are appear­
Some prophets are without honor
Classified Column
directs
attention of parents to
in theig own community and others ing on the foliage of these trees and
One cent the word each time.
T his w edding cake is fifty years old
To run every issue for one month are haUed as presidential timber. are "skeletonizing the leaves In char- the fact that, under the supervision
and
has seen duty a t tw o weddings
or more, %c the word each time.
of
the
Oregon
State
Normal
school.
Anyway, the Henry Ford presiden­ acterstlc fashion. * Growers who ex­
Legal Rate
and a golden a n n iv ersary for a Chi­
,
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llvul
classes
for
all
grades
from
the
first
First time, per 8-polnt lin e......... 10c tial boom has been launched, and perienced serious defoliation from
cago couple. Yet it looks as ap p etiz­
eighth inclusive, will be con- ing today as it did in 1S72, when it
right in his old home town— Dear­ this pest last season may control It Ito
Each subsequent time, per 8-
by spraying
now
with
polnt l i n e .................................... 5c born in Wayne county, Michigan.
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____ ar- ducted for a period of six weeks w as baked. It Is now the property of
- - - the trees
Card of th a n k s ............................ >1.00
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1.. B. Sinclair, chef a t a Chicago cafe.
It is declared to be the precursor ¡ enate of lead» two pounds to the commencing June 19th.
Obituaries, the H u e ......................2 ^ c
Heretofore grades seven and eight I t w as baked for the w edding of Mr.
of
a
nation-wide
movement;
and
i
t
'
huQdr®d
gallons,
Fraternal Orders and Societies
were not included, but special atten­ S in clair's p urents and recently was re­
Rad Spud Plants Pulled
Advertising for fraternal orders has all the earmarks of such, for It
frosted fo r th e p a re n ts ’ fiftieth wed­
or societies charging a regular Initi­ was attended by 137 (actual count)
Diseased, sick or weak potato tion is directed to the fact that In ding
anniversary.
ation
fee
— —
—
— — —
— and dues, no discount. Re- of all the 911 (estimated popula­ plants should be dug out of the seed this year’s term all grades are cov
ligloua and benevolent orders will 'be
ered, and the students can complete
charged the regular rate for all ad tion) of the place that Heivy made fields, as soon as they appear. This
POLISH CABINET RESIGNS
any
subject In the vajrioug grades.
practice
will
help
prevent
the
spread
vertlslng when an admission or other famous, which excusably feels i its
The work will be under the super­
charge is made.
importance as an influence upon the of disease.
LONDON, June 8.— A dispatch re­
vision
of three qualified critic
rest of the American commonwealth
What Constitutes Advertising
ceived
here stated that the Polish
teachers, so students are assured an
In order to allay a misunderstand­ and which is pardonably anxious to ANOTHER FREIGHT CUT
cabinet has 'resigned.
ON CANNED GOODS unusually high grade of instruction.
ing among some as to what consti­ become still more luminary as pro­
tutes news and what advertising, ducer— using the term in its non­
Parents are urged to send their
we print this very simple rule, which
PORTLAND, June 8.— J. H. Mul- children to these classes, not only
is used by newspapers to differenti­ political sense for the moment— of a
chay,
general freight agent of the for the benefit accruing from an ed­
ate between them: “ALL future chief magistrate for the nation.
Southern
Pacific company, announ­ ucational standpoint, bnt to also as­
events, where an admission charge
The meeting in the town hall at
is made or a collection is taken IS which the Ford-for-President club ces the publication of a new tariff, sist in establishing this normal
ADVERTISING.” This applies to
effective July 10, 1922, naming re­ course as a permanent Institution In
organizations and societies of every was formed, included a clergyman,
duced
rates and minimum weights Ashland under state control and su­
a judge, a publisher and a promi­
kind as well as to individuals.
All reports of such activities after nent business man.
There were on canned fruits, berries and vege­ pervision.
Don t delay!
Go right over to
they have occurred Is news.
represented then, the pulpit, the tables, between points on the South­
the
nearest
drug
store and get a
All coming social or organization
ern Pacific lines In Oregon, at which FARM LOAN INTEREST
press,
the
bench
and
commerce,
and
package
of
the
genuine
Baalmann’s
meetings of societies where no
Gas Tablets. Take them as directed
money contribution is solicited, initi­ if that does not constitute a nation canneries are located, for assarting
IS OUT TO
PER CENT and feel the immediate beneficial
ation charged, or collecton taken IS al movement right at the start, and consolidation into carloads for
KLAMATH FALLS, June 8.— In­ results.
NEWS.
where was there ever any movement eastern transcontinental shipment.
Not only will you be surprised,
terest on farm loans, has been re­
This is the third reduction that duced from 6 to 6 % per cent by the but you will feel grateful for the re­
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, of an all-embracing character.
Fostofflce as Second-class Mall Mat
It is said the platform matter was has been made by the Southern Pa­ farm loan board, and a big bond markable relief given. You will sleep
ter.
touched upon only slightly— but jrhy cific in rates and minimum weights, issue has been floated successfully better— you will breathe easier__
your nervousness will disappear__
at all? Isn’t Mr. Ford a sufficient to assist the packing industries to 'provide funds for loans, accord­ and, best of all, your exsitable heart
SOLOMONITES
platform unto himself? The voice of along the Southern Pacific lines in ing to Mrs. L. B. Hogue, secretary will be calmed in a safe, natural
this meeting of the neighbors is, as Oregon, during the past 60 days, the of the Klamath Falls farm loan as­ way.
Ask for Baalmann’s Gas Tablets
Mr. Beveridge of Indiana might say, others being on tin cans and empty sociation.
in
the yellow package. For sale by
♦
RAY-DE-O JAMBOREE
<«>
a mandate that the people of the barrels. <
Elhart’s Drug Store and other reli­
♦ Since we got the Ray-de-o
The new tariff on canned goods FORMER SECRETARY OF
country dare not disregard.
able druggists. J. Baalmann, chem­
<s> Mother lets the cookin’ go.
ist, San Francisco
provides rates under which two or
I NTERIOR DIES AT SEATTLE
<s> Gee! Can't blame here, GHY’s
more canneries may sl/J) 15,000
A DISGRACE TO MEDFORD
SEATTLE, June 7.— Richard Bal­
<e> Shootin* music through the
pounds of canned goods at carload linger died here last night after a
(Medford
Mail
Tribune)
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skies.
The Mail Tribune is getting out a rates, subject to minimum charge of short illness. H© was secretary of
With the head band on her ears <$>
Prosperity Week number on Friday. >15 per car, for consolidation into the Interior in President Taft’s cabi­
<i’ Sister sits and turn» the gears. <$>
Thousands of extra copies are to be carload quantities for eastern trans­ net. Heart trouble was the cause of
continental shipments. The minimum his death
Paw has fixed a riggin’ so’s
® mailed throughout the coast. There
are
to
be
complimentary
write-ups
O He can listen doin’ cbo’se;
of local induefrles, Illustrated by
Milks the cow by Ray-de-o
'"<$>
cuts, all such expenses borne (by this
<s> When he doesn’t let it go.
newspaper.
Farm life surely ain’t the same <8>
Rractically every industry in Med­
<«> Since we got this patent game. <S>
ford is to be represented in this is­
<y> — L. W. Bonsib in Farm Life. <8>
sue.
All but the four Medford
banks.
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Not one penny will the banks of
Now that money is easier, suckers
Medford
contribute tp this effcfrt
are also.
to boost Medford and the Rogue
N E E D to warn the little folks aw ay
These institutions,
It is seldom the swellhead who River valley.
which profit by every new settler, by
from the table beverage when Postum is
lands the swell job.
every
new
business
established,
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served; every reason to invite every mem­
The trials of life do not always these bankers who gain by every
ber o f the family to join in the enjoyment of
movement like the present one de­
produce honest convictions.
signed to develop Medford and
this wholesome, satisfying drink.
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southern
Oregon,
not
a
finger
will
Styles of today are for women
Postum is made from Nature’s best grain
who have every confidence in them­ they raise to help such a cause. Ev­
ery
other
business
in
Medford
can
selves.
—w heat, and contains nothing to harm
afford it. The banks can’t.
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nerves or digestion
More than th a t
The Medford
It’s getting around to the season
banks
have
entered
into
a
secret
when spring fever is recognized as
You’ll greatly relish its full-bodied flavor
agreement not to advertise In any
ordinary laziness.
Medford newspaper, not to give a
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and aroma.
It might help some persons to pay penny to advance the cause of pub­
Your grocer has Postum in two forms:
less attention to reputation and licity, not to help In any way to
Instant Postum (in tins) made instantly in
maintain
Medford’s
reputation
as
a
more to character.
the cup by the addition of boiling water.
progressive, enlightened and pros­
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Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk,for
Woodrow Wilson’s health is re­ perous community, for it is through
those who prefer to make the drink while the
meal is being prepared) made by boiling for
ported improving steadily, although the newspapers that communities
are most frequently judged.
fully 20 minutes.
he is still sick of Jim Reed.
Bankers are supposed to represent
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business
leadership. In most com­
Radio religious services will nev­
er be popular, because the women munities, the bankers are the men
who set the pace for progressive and
“ There’s a Reason »
cannot see each other’s hats.
up-to-date business methods. They
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used
to, here. They do so no longer.
Home building increased in this
Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc.
Such an attitude on the part of
country last year, every fellow hav­
Battle Creek, Michigan
ing put up his garage the year be­ Medford bankers is, in oar opinion,
a shame and a disgrace. It is not
fore.
the money that matters. The Mail
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It is impossible for anybody to Tribune can worry along without as­
know how Germany feels, except the sistance from the banks. It Can
man who bought an encyclopedia on continue to get out a good newspa­
per without bank advertising. It
deferred payments.
will get out a good Prosperity Week
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issue.
The man who formerly was al­
JUNE 19 TO JULY 28
It’s not the money, but the spirit
ways trying to get the law on some­
body, now wants to have every auto — the picayune spirit of small town
Ashland, Oregon
driver pinched who doesn’t stop tightwadism.
And they talk about reviving the
when he is jay-walking.
Twelve instructors on the faculty and lecturers from the
old Medford spirit!
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Ashland
Tidings
. «Shed-
2 d » 1872
. -w as r e ­
n t e d for the
Golden 'ftfeddinö
Celebrated-
m 2
KLAMATH DELEGATES OFF
! ton and L. G. Van B ellen. left last
FO R GOOD ROADS M EETIN G n ig h t fo r W in n em u cca, Nev. w here
KLAMATH FALLS, June 8.— they will attend the good roads con-
Klamath s good roads delegation,' ference June 9 and 10. The party
composed of Charles Martin, Leslie will motor from here, joining other
Rogers, T. A. Stevenson, W. L. Dal-'delegates at Alturas.
There
no mystery
good oil
It m u s t be m a d e fro m c ro d e a c a re fo U y
selected for th e ir “oihness" an d stabili­
ty. T h e s e c ru d e s m u s t b e refined to
p re se rv e th e ir original c h a ia c te ris tx a
and to m ake th e m p u re.
In selecting c ru d e s for Z eroiene th e
S ta n d a rd Oil C om pany h a s th e «rfoon-
tage of its o w n large p ro d u ctio n of
practically e v e ry ty p e erf crude. T h e
co m p an y is not com pelled to u s e an y
p a rtic u la r c ru d e b e ca u se it h a ppin g
to be th e only one available.
Crudes selected for ¿tezolene are brought to
our refineries in special pip« fines. They are
refined by our o w . patented, h*gb-vacuum
prtaress which preserves their “oütness" and
stability.
No other refiner on the Pacific Coast uses any
form of vacuum distillation. No other M hocr
in the United States uses as high a vacuum as
this company.
Purity Essential
Z eroleneoils are pure. T his company has ak
ways considered the removal of all detrimental
properties and compounds as essential in mak­
ing Zerolene.
GAS AROUND
YOUR HEART
Because of their “oiliness,” stability and purity,
Zerolene oils give perfect lubrication, and per­
mit the development of the maximum power,
speed and gasoline mileage of the car.
STAN DARD OU. COMPANY
iCiUtforrua)
more power 6 speed ~
less friction and wear ~
thru G m t Lubrication
1922 MODEL
Let the children share
this mealtime beverage
No
The NEW ESSEX
NOW
P rice $1,345
5 Passenger Touring
Postum for Health
Won all road and track races and endurance
contests this year
SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL
With about forty billions of un­
used credit resting squarely in the LOCAL MEN AT FORUM
LUNCHEON AT MEDFORD
banks and savings depositories of
the United States, Uncle Sam is sit­
ting prettier than he has for many who attended the forum luncheon
of the Medford chamber of com­
a moon.— Pendleton Tribune.
merce yesterday. It Is sought to
create a better feeling o i friendli­
Tidings classified ads get results. ness between the two cltls.
University of Oregon, Oregon Agricultural College and
the Willamette University. Strong musical program and
concerts. Recreational features include, swimming, fish­
ing and ideal places which may be reached on easy
hiking trips. Any one desiring to camp out will be given
permission to camp in the park during the six weeks of
the Summer Normal School. »
Better than 20 miles on a gallon of gas
2000 miles on a gallon of oil
C lass A G arage
Call 30 for Demonstration