pirn two
ASHLAW) PAILT TOIWQS
Monday, June 12, 102*2 a
SUPREME COURT DECISION
through and lgroke down crossing; "THE CIGARETTE WILL GET YOU
EMBROIDERY CLUB
MATERIALLY' EFFECTS
gates
lowered to protect them from
IF YOU DON’T WATCH OUT”
Eatabllihed 1876
ENTERTAINED FRIDAY
WESTERN OREGON approaching train, the result of ap ­
Published livery Evening Except
Bunday
proaching crossing at speed above I ’m speaking to you. little boy; my
The Friday Afternoon Em broidery
OUR PIPE PLUMBING
ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
The decision of the United States the braking power of th eir machine
message I would shout:
club
was
entertained
Friday
by
supreme court of May 26, ordering or recklessly driving through gate “The cigarette will get you if you
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
Mrs. C. A. Cotter a t her home on
lng the dissolution of the C entral lowered to protect them , resulting in
is the adm iration of every cus­
PAPER
don’t watch out.”
H arrison street. The afternoon was
TELEPHONE 39
and Southern Pacific raik u ad prop­ 18 injuries; 20 ran down and in­
tom er who places such work in
erties, may have a far-reaching ef­ jured crossing flagmen, standing at It got your Uncle P eter; it got your spent in various Hinds of needle
our hands. We have special­
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
work, after which delicious refresh­
fect on the immediate development their post of duty to the last min­
ized for a long time in pipe
brother Dan;
Subscription Price Delivered in City: and prosperity of western Oregon. ute w arning them of an approaching It even got your fath er before he ments were served.
fitting,
cutting.
threading,
One m onth ......................................$ .65
Those
present
were:
Mesdames
These properties have been oper­ train, resulting in two deaths and
reaming,
joining,
etc.
This ap­
was a man;
Three m o n t h s .................................. 1.95
Guy
Jacobs,
J.
C.
Poor,
Frank
Nel­
plies to piping of all sizes and
Six m onths ....................................... 3.75 ated as one since 1865, and it is no 15 injuries; 46 ran into cattle- It is the tiruth I tell you; my words son, G. H. Hedberg, M. Dyrud, H. C.
sorts, for all purposes. We do
you should not doubt:
One year .......................................... 7.50 small m atter to disrupt and reor­ guards, w arning signs, and otherj
Mall and Rural Routes
ganize them into absolutely separate protectife devices, resulting in one “The cigarette will get you if you Emery, E arl Hosier, F rank Guising-
all plumbing repairs and in­
er,
M.
D.
Love
and
W
arren
W
illiams
One m onth ......................................$ .65 systems.
stallations.
death and eight in ju ries.”
don’t watch out.”
T hree m onths ................................. 1.95
The
club
will
meet
next
week
with
For example: The Southern Pa­
It dulls the growing intellect, and
Six m onths ...................................... 3.50
Mrs. H. C. Emery, 117 Helman
cific
owns
the
line
from
San
F
ran
­
One year ........................................ 6.56
fills the mind with dream s,
street.
cisco to Sacramento. The Central
ADVERTISING RATES
’ And life, therefore, can never be the
Display Advertising
Pacific owns it from Sacramento to
earnest thing it seems;
37-30 No. Main
Phone 203
•ln g ie insertion , each in c h .............30c Ogden. The Southern Pacific owns
If
you
are following its wake, ju st
Try the classified columns.
YEARLY CONTRACTS
one branch of the line from Sacra­
change your face about;
Display Advertising
mento to Tehama, and* the Central
One tim e a w e e k ................................. 27 %c
“ The cigarette will get you if you
Tw o tim es a w eek ..........................25
Pacific owns the other. From Te­
don’t watch o u t.”
Every other d a y .............................20
hama to the Oregon line ig owned
Local Readers
The courage th a t it stim ulates is far
Each lin e, each t im e .......................10c by the Central Pacific, and the road
fyoni the California line to Portland
To run every other day for one
from being tru e ;
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c is owned by the Southern Pacific
When i t ’s effects have passed away
BACKED BY TWENTY ASHLAND BUSINESS MEN
To r u n e v e r y issu e for one m onth
In case of complete dissolution of
it leaves you dull and blue;
or m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c these properties, the Southern P a­
The Ashland Granite Company offers to the people of the
And so I tell you, little boy, put all
Classified Column
“ Buddy, protect yourself!”
cific system would be left with its
its
charm
s
to
rout.
One cent th e word each tim e.
^ v e r Valley, $150,000 of the common stock of the company
This is the slogan selected for the
To run every issu e for one m onth rails in Oregon running from the
‘‘The
cigarette
will
get
you
if
yob
at the par value of $100 per share, no preferred stock issued.
or more, foe th e word each tim e.
California line to Portland, and no government insurance drive among
don’t watch out.”
Legal Rate
war
veterans
of
the
Pacific
n
o
rth
­
line8 on either end.
The purpose of the corporation is to buy 140 acres of land, and
— M argaret S. Tennieuit, In the
F irst tim e, per 8-polnt lin e .......... 10c
west, June 12 to 17 inclusive, ac­
Under
the
Sherman
law,
upon
òhe equipment of Blair Granite Company, near Ashland, enlarge
Virginia Call.
Each subsequent tim e, per 8
cording to Bradley T. Fowlkes, in­
point l i n e ........................-.............. 5c which the supreme court decision of
the plant and build up this wholesale granite business to a point
Card of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00 May 26, is based, the Southern Pa­ surance head of the United States
Roseburg
—
Oregon
-
California
where it will become one of the largest industrial enterprises in
O bituaries, the l i n e ..................... 2 ^ c
cific company is required to sell, in V eterans’ bureau, who has charge of Power company to build line through
F raternal Orders and S ocieties
the
campaign..
Every
ex-service
man
Southern Oregon and pay splendid dividends to the investors.
A dvertising for fraternal orders the open m arket, all stock and se­ of W ashington, Oregon and Idaho Dixonville.
or societies chargin g a regular in iti­ curities it holds of the C entral P a­
An exhaustive research during a period of three months
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e­ cific railroad company, thug leav­ will be urged to reinstate his war-
reveals the following facts:
lig io u s and benevolent orders w ill be ing the fu tu re ownership and oper­ risk insurance during this week.
charged th e regular rate for afl ad
That this granite exists here in practically unlimited quantities.
The quota of veterans’ insurance
ation of the line from Tehama to
vertlsln g when an adm ission or other
That in quality, appearance and durability it is equal to any
the California line to be determ ined to be renewed by form er service
charge Is m ade.
men
of
Ashland
has
Ibeen
set
at
by the new purchasers.
and superior to most granite quarried on this continent.
What Constitutes Advertising
$100,000. The campaign has the
Ju
st
how
this
can
be
settled
That it is well established in Northwestern markets.
In order to allay a m isunderstand­
endorsem ent of Norman W. Engle,
ing am ong som e as to w hat consti w ithout a ueceivership, is hard to
That the situation of the property, marketing conditions,
In case of a receivership, of northw est representative of the
tn tes new s and w hat advertising, see.
American
Legion,
and
all
posts
have
w e print th is very sim ple rule, which course, all proposed development
freight rates, demand for the granite and prices obtainable are
is u sed by new spapers to d ifferen ti­ and expenditure, except those abso­ been urged to co-operate actively in ,
all favorable to the development of a large and profitable business
a te betw een them : "ALL future
the reinstatem ent of w ar insurance
even ts, w here an adm ission charge lutely necessary to the m aintenance
which should employ many men at good wages and bring into the
totaling $5,000,000 in the district.
is m ade or a collection is taken IS and operation of the line, would be
community thousands of dollars every month from outside sources.
Application blanks for rein state­
AD VERTISIN G .”
T h is applies to deferred until the whole m atter was
ment of war insurance may be se­
organizations and so cieties of every finally adjudicated.
The financing of this project is now under way, and you are
kind as w ell as to individuals.
cured
a
t
any
Legion
post,
Red
Cross
This would m aterially effect all
invited to have a part in it. Subscriptions will be received by any
A ll reports of such activ ities after
proposed Southern Pacific develop­ chapter, or branh office of the Vet­
th ey have occurred is news.
of the Ashland banks, or by solicitors in the field.
eran s’ Bureau. The only require­
All com ing social or organization ment in Oregon.
Descriptive matter covering many details and phases of the
m eetin gs o f societies w here no
There is one hope open to avert ments are th at the ex-service man
m oney contribution is solicited , in iti­
business will be furnished upon request mailed to the company.
The tran sp o rta­ undergo a physical exam ination to
ation charged, or collecton taken IS this catastrophe.
prove
good
health
and
pay
two
tion act of 1920 provided for the re­
BUY THE STOCK — HELP BUILD A BIG BUSINESS
NEWS.
organization of the railroad systems m onths’ premiums. These examina­
MAKE A PAYROLL — DRAW YOUR DIVIDENDS
Entered at th e A shland, Oregon,
tions are given free by government
of
the
country
into
transportation
P ostoffice as Second-class Mail Mat­
Opportunity plus action brings results
zones by th e in terstate commerce doctors. Disabled veterans receiv­
ter.
We furnish the opportunity
commission, and already a tentative ing federal compensation A re not
ba,rred
from
the
insurance
privilege.
SOLOMONITE8
plan has been subm itted for its ac­
ASHLAND GRANITE COMPANY,
complishment. The in terstate com­
ASHLAND, OREGON
Dallas— All bids received for city
merce commission’s tentative plan
<» THE LION AND THE MOUSE <$>
sidewalk
construction
rejected,
and
does not disrupt these properties, as
H. C. GALEY, Stock Subscription Solicitor
FLOUR CEREALS FEED
<§> A lion caught a mouse one day, <$>
far as western Oregon is concerned. property owners to be allowed to do
The mouse said, "Let me go, <«> If the operation of the supreme their own building.
I pray;
<*> co u rt’s decision can be delayed until
<?> Some day my gratitude I ’ll 3>
a perm anent plan is adopted by the
<<>
<8>
show !”
in terstate commarce commission for
<$> The lion laughed- -but let him <♦>
the zoning of the systems in west­
go.
♦
ern Oregon, the development of the.
<i> territory will likely continue.
<§> The mouse, some time there- <§> The suprem e court left the plan of
<S>
after found
<$> applying its decision for the disrup­
<?> The mighty lion, trapped and <•>
tion of the properties to the United
♦
bound;
<$>
States district court which origi­
<i> So, ju st as quickly as could be <$>
nally heard the case. It is very im­
<$> He gnawed the ropes and set <§>
portant to western Oregon th at the
SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR
him free!
<g>
plan of dissolution of the properties
<£
be allowed to conform to the act of
The M oral’s grand— pass it <?>
1920 now being worked out by the
♦
along,
<£
interstate commerce commission.
“The weak can often help the <S>
This m aterially effects the imme­
stro n g !”— Aesop, Jr.
diate
future development and pros­
♦ >$<$> S> <i> <§><«> <g> <$><»
3> <$><$> <s>
perity of western Oregon, and the
• •
AND YOU HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF
chambers of Commerce of this sec­
The suprem e court has ruled that
A
tion should get busy to see if there
baseball is not commerce. It isn’t.
is anything they can do to bring it
GETTING THIS C A R
It 13 commes-cial.
about.
• •
Ashland
Tidings
SIM PSON’S
VETS INSURANCE
STARTS TODAY
HARDW ARE
A shland Granite Com pany
Ro«ye
OLYMPIC
CELEBRATE!
AT YREKA
J u ly 1-2-3-
Babe Ruth may yet learn th a t his
reputation depends on hitting home
runs,
not
chasing
grandstand
yowlers.
• •
A great many moving pictures
were made of the Chinese war, indi­
cating th a t the cam eram an tried to
follow Chang.
• •
Many a man makes less fuss over
losing a hundred dollars in a little
game than over spending ten dollars
on a new hat for hi8 wife.
• *
Those who desire to see a life-like
picture of the next world are ad­
vised to patronize spirit doctors for
doctored spirits.
• •
Reports th at a revolutionist army
Is being recruited in Mexico indi­
cates those greasers have gotten
hold of another handcar.
• •
A ban on exportation of low grade
hemp has been lifted by G eneral
Wood. Not enough was being used
for proper purposes to consume the
output.
• •
Perhaps those who doubt Mr. Bry­
an when he says he knows where
man came from, recollect th at he
thought several tim es he knew
w here he was going to.
• •
Dempsey, it Is said, has been of­
fered $490,000 to fight in France.
The best previous offer, we believe,
was $30 a month.— American Lum ­
berman.
A ttalla— Oil {¡frilling
resumed.
operations
CAREFUL CROSSING’ CAMPAIGN
TO PREVENT AUTO-TRAIN
ACCIDENTS
Interest 1 of automobile owners
here has been enlisted in the four
months nationwide “careful orossing
cam paign” through which the Amer­
ican Railway association is now
seeking to prevent highway acci­
dents at grade crossings, involving
railroad trains, vehicles and pedes­
trians. The campaign began June
first.
Commenting on this. R. J. Clancy,
assistant to general m anager of the
Southern Pacific, said: “ Accidents
at grade crossings are largely due
to carelessness on the part of driv­
ers.
At grade crossings on the
Southern Pacific during the last four
years ending December 31, 1921,
2755 automobiles were damaged or
destroyed, 208 people were killed
and 921 injured.
“ It is interesting and helpful to
a solution of this problem to know
the m anner in which these accidents
occurred:
1390 ran on track in
front of train, indicating that many
or them tried to beat train to the
crossing, resulting in 185 fatalities
and 569 injuries; 676 ran into the
side of train instead of the train into
them, resulting in 13 deaths and
253 injuries; 327 stalled or died on
track, mainly as a result of waiting
until on or near track before shift­
ing gears, resulting in seven deaths
and 41 injuries; 89 approached the
track a t a speed above the braking
power of their machine, were unable
to stop and skidded Into train, re ­
sulting In 17 Injuries; 207 ran
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riding, pony races, squaw races, wild horse races—any­
thing and everything that goes with a first-class rodeo.
The Bly Outfit is in a class by itself.
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Monday, July 3rd
HERE’S HOW
“ ROLL YOUR OWN AND WATCH ’EM UNWIND”
Prize Baseball Every Day
Four Team Tournament between the best aggregations
or Northern California and Southern Oregon.
3 BA N D S
IN ATTENDANCE WITH
T W O DANCES DAILY
Big Parades on 2nd-3rd-4 th
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