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Ashlar^
Tuevday, June 27, ij/ifcl
this torrid weather it is hard
Tidings to In agree
with Secretary Hoover that
Established 1876
Cvery Bvenlng Except the coal supply is now the most ser
ious question before the public.
Sunday
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she was riding with Mrs, Margaret
overturned near Tehama.
north of here. Mrs. Steele, who was
driving, escaped uninjured.
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Springfield— Booth-Kelly sawmill
puts on night shift of 110 men.
WHEN Al To OVERTURNS Steele
London Professor Evolves Novel The
ory of the Atmospheric
Envelope.
A train worker always is in doubt
where
he is going to get his next
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meal. The strike vote seems to in
timate
that if wages afe cut he will
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
be more than ever in doubt.
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OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
CHICO, Calif., June 27.—Mrs.
Elsse Schumaker received a broken
Electrified dust thrown off by the ; leg and an arm sprain late Satur-
sun forms an atmospheric envelope da> when an automobile in which
about the earth about 100 miles which
prevents wireless waves from escaping
into infinite space, according to Prof. '
J. A. Fleming, University college, Lon- j
don, whose work in wireless is known j
all over the world.
The screen made by the dust, he
says, acts as a sort of wireless speak
ing tube and enables waves used for
long-distance work—which are about
ten miles in length—to travel 6.0< m > and
12,000 miles.
If it were not for that screen, ac
cording to the professor's theory, the
wireless energy thrown out by the
big sending towers would not cling
to the earth, but would pass away
and be lost.
Ail extra /
measure oi
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising
W H EN?
•I dris insertion, each inch........... 80c
Has
American
inventiveness had a:
YEARLY CONTRACTS
set-back
since
the
war? Are Ameri-i
Display Advertising
One time a w eek.........................27 He cans no longer so eagerly set for the!
Two times a week........................ 25 c race? Have we lost our “push” ori
Cvery other day...........................20 c
“punch” or “pep” or whatever'it is
Local Readers
that
men call this driving power o f
Each line, each tim e.................... 10c
To run every other dhy for one
which we had so much before and!
month, each line, each tim e .. 7c even during the war?
To runevery issue for one month
If we still possess this driving
of more, each line, each tim e. . 5c
ßcsne from
power,
it is about time that some of j
Classified Column
it were exerted on behalf of the air-!
One cent the word each time.
MAQ.Ÿ
little loqd
To run every issue for one month p ane industry. We defend our claim!
or more, %c the word each time.
ßlCKEP&DS
PAUNTLEROY'
to having made the first airplane
Legal Rate
against
all
the
world.
We
have
abun-l
First time, per 8-pcint lin e......... 10c
dant proof that we gave the airplane
Each subsequent time, per 8
point line .................................... 6c business its initial impulse. And
Card of th a n k s ............................ >1.00 still, at the very time when in other
Obituaries, the l i n e ......................2%c
countries the airplane industry is
Fraternal Orders and Societies
seem to
Advertising for fraternal orders being rapidly developed,
ining Theatre—Today, Tomorrow and Thursday. Benefit of Parent
or societies charging a regular initi be holding back.
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re
Teachers Association.
France might well serve as an ob ,
ligious and benevolent orders will be
ject
lesson
to
us.
All
over
Europe
charged the regular rate for ail ad
' Z , " " a‘ aH “ “ ""al WOtk' V“ “ ed Typothetae ot
vertislng when an admission or other the commercial airplane service is beauty th l
charge is made.
expanding, buo France sets us the not . „ell
“
2 ree0"- “ <’
<s one of the national eel-
:
best example. It is estimated that
French commercial airplanes last
year covered a distance of more
than 60 times around the globe. In
thk's flying of more than 1.500,000
miles there occurred only one mis
hap for every 800 trips. The French
are now maintaining schedu'es with
an efficiency of 97 per cent.
The number of passengers carried
was 10,000, and the baggage
amounted to 175,000 tons. This
makes the airplane service more
than
matter of novel avdenture
an a a ,na
power
w ith every
g allo n d ra w n
from this pumpz
How Big Is an Electron?
One very notew orthy experim ent in
m easuring an electron w as perform ed
by an Am erican, P rofessor M illikan of
Chicago. He introduced a m inute drop
of oil of about 1-10,000th inch in diara
e te r in a cham ber betw een two plates
whose electrical charge w as subject to
control. T he drop of oil was strongly
illum inated and was viewed witli a
telescope. b y controlling the p o ten
tia ls of th e plates the oil drop could
be m ade to fall or rise a t will. The
drop continually picked up and lost
electrons. As it picked up an electron il
would move tow ard tiie positive plate
By carefully observing the action of tin
drop of oil, M illikan w as able to deter
m ine very accurately the charge addet
to It by Its picking up one electron.
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY
Gasoline, mixed with air,
makes gas, and gas makes
power.
H o w m u ch pow er depends
primarily upon how completely
the gasoline vaporizes in the
carburetor.
"Red Crown” vaporizes 100
per cent. E very atom mixes
with m any tim es its weight
of air and com busts cleanly
and powerfully, leaving a min
imum of carbon residue on
spark plugs, valves and cylin
der heads.
T h a t’s w hy you get more
power and mileage and a
sw eeter-running m otor when
you use "Red Crown.”
Fill at the Red Crown pump
—at Sta dard Oil Service Sta
tions, at garages and at other
dealers.
todeed
n “
0“8 ' ‘° be’ ehr“ les “ ,ected as nPbehers. Some
Oreeon’, Z L
m?n ik “»ttlcuhtr,
ot note, aslde (rom
Time is the test of truth. And
-UUr au to m . .
h° 'e
h e riB° "
are <he following:
Doan’s Kidney Pills have stood the
o r a 'o r T u t t h u i
h<leC^ Plo,'<!“ca A’ Ward’ exteneion test in Ashland. No Ashland resi
who suffers backache or annoy
less than in (.^'1 ° lnterior no worker for women. United States de- dent
ing urinary ills can remain uncon
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
wo ke whh exee d i
’ lry 8**e i P » « « ea. ot agriculture; br Caro- vinced by this twice-told testimony.
(Ottfocma)
d d .e to ,hn
8
eSS- Tbe, " na Hedger; S. Ague. Denham. ed„
Mrs. S. C. McDonald, 685 B street,
beauty of th
"" Z Wel1 a’ tbe icaUonal director and author of Bos- Ashland, says: “I know from per
ls a co “ a u J “ ' “ '6 T ' ”
L“w A’ s ' “d^ ’ aaab“ a "‘ Pro- sonal experience that Doan’s Kidney
tn t h Z - i t
°',.aOn‘rlaea ,e8aor thdthbold management Dot- ills cannot be equaled for kidney
to those who are not familiar with versity of Minnesota; Harriett E. trouble. I have taken them on sev
eral occasions for a lameness
scenery as we have it in Oregon.
*w«wuui,
u i in w estern
u university
n iv e rs ity .through my kidneys and it onlv re
Mittum, n Northwestern
crearofl „
,he bew «"lerest settlement house. Chicago; Mary quired a few of Doan’s to relieve me
ereueed by the completion of the Brooks Picken, of the women’s instl- of the misery. Doan’s have also
The French now point to eight lines road to the caves will stimulate ex tute of domestic science, arts and proven a splendid remedy for anoth
er member of my family who has
in full operation, as dependable as ploration within. The curiosity of science, Scranton, Pa.; L. Ray Bal- considerable trouble with his kid
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d“rsto" ’ Teachers’ college, and an’ neys.” (Statement given March 15,
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon. railroad or water transportation ser “ “ . ' “n . s i d. ? e" d<'d
Postoffice as Second-class Mall Mat vice. Airplanes from France go to cover all that there is to know about thor of New York; Edith M. Barber, 1916.)
On March 19, 1920, Mrs. McDon
ter.
London, Brussels, Amsterdam, War the inside as well'as the outside of director of Syracuse home bureau.
ald
“There is nothing be ter
saw, Barcelona, Prague and many the earth. The three or four mi'es Syracuse, N. Y.; C. F. Langworthy, for said:
kidney complaint than Doan’s
froiin«;«
x.,
Lttiigwuiiny,
G>IU
SOLOMONITES
other places. Altogether it is a are in »
7 T tO
public!chIef office of home economics, Kidney Pills. I seldom have any
thriving business and the French are
e in all llklthood but a small part I United States department of agrtcul- sign of kidney trouble and give
entitled to a good deal of credit for of the great labyrinthian mystery. ture; Katherine Phillips Edson. in Doan’s the credit.”
s>
MAX’S FRANTIC PLEA
Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Don’t
it.
There is an interesting theory that dustrial we fare commission of the simply
ask for a kidney remedy— get
'•> Backward, turn backward, oh <§>
But where is our airplane service? the passageways extend entirely state of California; Mary Anderson, Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that
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Time, in thy flight.
<S> Quite aside from what we think of
through the summit of the Siskiyous chief of women’s bureau, Washing- Mrs. McDonald had. Foster-Milburn
Give us a maiden with skirts
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the matter, it is safe to say that all and into California. If it is true, it ton, D. C.. and Margaret Ebbitt, as- CO., Mfra., Buffalo, N. Y.
♦
not so tight;
<•> the world expected America to go
- i n soon be known. There may bei.lelant manager ot the Congress ho.
’ Give u. a girl whose charms. ♦ ahead witll
d, ve|opni, nt
better ways of traveling from Ore- tel, Chicago.
man? or ew.
r new meang o, transportation. As yet, gon to California, but none which so
'?> Are not exposed by so much <?> however, we have given no sign that
challenge the interest of youngsters
PRESIDENT ON CANVAS
peek-a-boo.
< j > we are going to assume leadership of all ages, in whom the passion for
Give us a maiden, no matter <?> in the development of the airplane exploration is as keen as the appe
what age
industry. This is all the more to be tite for food.
Who won’t use the street for a <$> wondered at since we have every
vaudeville stage.
<?> thing that is needed for just such an
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Give us the girl not so sharply <§> undertaking. When are we going to
TO M EET AT CORVALLIS
in view,
# wake up to the splendid future that
❖ Dress her in skirts that the sun <► awaits in this field?
H om e E conom ic S p ecialists H ave
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P ;ace for 1022
A ROAD TO THE CAVES
C1
long gone by,
<$>
(Grants Pass Cornier)
With plenty of clothes and ♦
The fifteenth annual convention
>
steps not so high.
<?> The bear that Elijam Davidson of the National Home Economics as
pursued into a cranny in a Josephine sociation will be held at Corvaltis,
No turkey-trot capers or butter-
milk glides,
<3> county mountain nearly half a cen August 1 to 5. This is the first time
x f £ AND YOU HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF
Nor the hurdy-gurdy twist and <?> tury ago opened the eyes of Oregon the association selected any place
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the wiggle-tail slide.
<$> ians to another of the wonders of west of the Mississippi river for its
<?> Then let us feast our tired op- <S> their own state, but like the prophet annual convention. The leaders se
GETTING THIS C A R
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tics once more
<$> of old. he was a long time winning lected Oregon Agricultural college
On a genuine woman as sweet <S> appreciation in his own country. The for its many advantages and in rec
<§>
as of yore.
<$> incident in question occurred in 1874 ognition of the advanced work ac
and it has taken until 1922 to .get complished in instruction and ex
.
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a
Yes, Time please turn backward ■$> convenient and passable highway tension at the institution.
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And grant our request,
<S> to what undoubtedly is one of the
The program has been arranged
<a> Of God’s richest blessing—
♦ real wonders of the west.
to interest especially housewives, vo
But not one undressed.
<•> The Mammoth caves of Kentucky, cational and other teachers, exten
which for two generations were a sion leaders and workers, institu
mecca for sightseers from all parts tional managers and social service
Tiie finished portrait of President
The automobile was an awful swat of the United States, are hardly specialists.
Harding painted by Howard Chandler
to the horsefly.
more wonderful; they surpass only{ L. S. Hawkins, director of educa- Christy, from sittings at tiie White
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House.
There had to be an intermission to
give the Hague time to put down the
padded ring.
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The first step in building up a
town is to persuade the knockers to
move elsewhere.
To Be Awarded by Ashland Merchants on “ Ford Day”
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Thomas A. Edison never runs one
Monday, July 3rd
of those liner ads that says, no ques
tions will be asked.
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Court opinions are “handed down”
probably because so many cases run
from generation to generation.
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Draining the hose doesn't satisfy
the autoist buying gasoline now. He
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One reason there is so much room
at the top is because some men
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cracy, we’ve got to start in now sav
Hold the Lucky One, You Get a
ing money for the next income tax
installment.
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While Conan Doyle has furnished
heaven with horses, books and near
beer, he hasn’t so far equipped it
with golf balls.
What Constitutes Advertising
In order to allay a misunderstand
ing among some as to what const!
tutee news and what advertising,
we print this very simple rule, which
Is used by newspapers to differenti
ate between them: “ALL future
events, where an admission charge
is made or a collection is taken IS
ADVERTISING.“ Thia applies to
organizations and societies of every
kind as well as to individuals.
All reportB of such activities after
they have occurred Is news.
All coming social or organization
meetings of societies where no
money contribution is solicited, lniti-
atlon charged, or collecton taken IS
NEWS.
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