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Ashland
vwj/ws oerore us in the
Tidings .ev«fit . cvcui
of inquiries Tor papers like
Established 187«
yours reachink ns
Published Every Evening lxcep\
May we »too ask you If you tan
French Soldier Gets D. S. Medal
Bunday
¡of the playground swimming lessons
free of charge on Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday at 10 a. m. iu
the Natatorium of each week. There
. will be no charge for the lessons but
i each child mult Jfumish its own
bathing suit and buy an admission
Extending the screw handle and
ticket, which must be purchased fitting it with a handle, an inventor
through the Parent-Teachers associ- has designed a monkey wrench that
ation to get the advantage of the can be used as a vise.
ticket at he minimum charge of 20
cents.
It pays to read the classified page.
place a few lines in your rolumns
i to the effect that the Bureau voor
—; K&cdelslnSihtinpen. (Foreign Re*
OFFICIAL CITE AND COUNTY fictions Office),v Oudebrug 12-16,
PATER
Amsterdam, offers its services free
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of charge to any visitors from the F.
S. needing addresses i n ' Hoiland
~
£ . Ì. BARRETT, Editor
it t i
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either for export from or for import
tabecrlption Price Delivered In City: into the D. S. This office, estab­
One month ....................
I .65 lished in 1903, subsidised by the
Three m o n th s............................ 1.96 Dutch government and patronized
Six m o n th s......... ....................... 3.76 by H. M. the Queen Dowager of the
One y6£LT • • • • • • • • • • « . • • • • 7.60 Netherlands, has two sample rooms,
one for ---------
Dutch “ manufactured
M ail and Rural Routes
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liW V V U iV U
p i L pro-
P-
One month .......................... ..« .66 iducts »nd °ne for overseas produce.
Three m o n th s................. .......... 1.95| Tbeir library contains books and
Six months ................................. 3.60 i i° urnaJs concerning all parts of the
One year ................................... 8 .5 « world- Any visitors to the/bureau,
ADVERTISING RATES
who ar? provided with a bona fide
Display Advertising
I bank introduction, may/' interview
dingle insertion, each inch........... 30c d Q our localities any firms they wish
J
to speak *“
to, ’------
in order
to avoid
YEARLY CONTRACTS
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- the
'
loss of time incurred, by calling on
Display Advertising
merchants all over the country.
One time a week.............................27 He
Two times a week............................ 26 c Hoping to hear your views on the
Every other day......................... 20 ^m atter we remain,
Yours tru'y,
Local Readers
Each line, each time....................10c Ver BUREAU VOOR HANDELSIN
LICHTINGEN.
To run every other day for one
A.-"
month, each line, each time. . 7c
To run every issue for on? month
<< more, each line, each tim e .. 6c
'Col G ^ X A °J n " V'? eks p’nn,ng the Dls« ^ » h e d Service medal on
Classified Column
• f le f t ls A m b ^ d n ,.^ Dt’ IuiHtar-v »«»che of the French embassy. On the
One cent the word each time.
|« f staff
operand, and behind them General Harbord, deputy chief
To ran every issue for one month
or more, He the word each time.
Legal Rate
■mqre than ever before, says this | FREE SWIMMING LESSONS
First time, per 8-pclnt l i n e . . . . . 10c
N “USCO” announced
Bach subsequent time, per 8-
dealer, and there is a stedy demand
its new low price o f
TO BE GIVEN CHILDREN '
polnt line ................................... gc
for both fabrics and cords of this
$10.90 last Fall, the
Card of th a n k s........................... >1.00
class
in
all
popular
sizes.
m akers w ere already
Miss
W41ma
¿Cha|t^n,
who
has
Obituaries, the l i n e ....................2 He
busy developing a still
The
Savage
cord
is
going
great,
Eraterual Orders and Societies
charge of the play ground in the
greater
“Usco”
value.
Advertising for fraternal orders
asserts
Henry
Enders,
Jr.
Every
9AN FRANOISGO, Oallf., July5
park, will give all of the children
or societies charging a regular initi­ — Preident Sproule of the Southern one sold makes a friend for hSs
The new and better “Usco” as
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­
you
see it today—with no change
business
and
another
booster
for
Pacific,
gave
out
some
interesting
ligious and benevolent orders will he
in price — and tax absorbed by
charged the regular rate for au ad figures today on freight traffic be­ the tire that is called "the Aristo­
the manufacturer.
vertlslng when an admission or ether tween the Union Pacific and the crat. ’ Every one of these big hus-;
charge la made.
Y ou’ll note in the new and
Southern Pacific railroads. He stat­ ky casings that has gone out is giv- i
better
“Usco” these features—
ing
great
service
and
many
com­
ed
that
the
Southern
Pacific
receiv­
What Constitutes Advertising
In order to allay a misunderstand­ ed from the Union Pacific at Ogden ments are being mafli on both their'
Thicker tread, giving greater
ing among some as to what const! 580,000 tons of freight and deliver­ appearance and excellent ^wearing »
non-skid protection. Stouter side-
tutea news and what advertising,
walls.
we print this very simple rule, which ed to the Union Pacific at Ogden qualities. The local Savkge repre-
A lto g eth er a han dsom er tire
Is used by newspapers to differenti­ 1,332,000 tons of freight in the sentatlve is confident that the new
cord is destined to be one of the
ate between them: "ALL future year 1921.
that will take longer wear both
eveniA where an admission charge
inside and out.
“Contrast this w|tty Jlhe Sunset most popular tires sol^rfn this ter­
is made or a collection Is taken IS Route about; which so)m uch has ritory.
,
W
The greatest money's worth o f
ADVERTISING.” This applies to
According - to --------
latest ---------
advices —
from
...
fabric tire in the history o f pneu­
organizations and societies e f every been said,” Mr. Sproule continued.
kind as well aa to individuals.
“In 1921 we delivered at El P aao'^ e Savage factory the plant is now
matics.
All reports of such activities after to the Sunset Route 348,000 tons »PProaching capacity produeation
they have occurred la news.
and the demand for tires is increas­
AU coming social or organization of freight and received from them
meetings of societies where no 412,000 tons \of freight, showing ing daily. The warehouses of the
money contribution is solicited, initi­ how little figure the El Paso route companly are | practically deplelted
ation charged, or coUectsn taken IS cuts In comparison with the South of finished tires and the factory is
United-States
Rubber Company
NEWS.
* V ¥ * * « > 5 -» r * i a «•
_ d M k s r O w n m a a — « i - W e r t t
7 « ) « S i h S sm
dVsduud
ern Pacific’c great contribution to working steadily fo meet current
u
orders.
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, the Ogden Route.”
Postoffice as Second-class Mali Mat­
These figures have a bearing on
ter.
the threatened disruption of South
^ k k k k k k k k ^ k k k k k k k b . k . k k . k k k k k k k k k k k h b k ^ k k k k kkkdkKkJkkkJLKKK^uiT^
ern Pacific lines, separation of Cen
SOLOMOMTES
tral Pacific from Southern Pacific
W here You
lines having ben ordered May 29,
Can Buy
1922, under the Sherman 'Act of
<•> We cage our criminals and <$>
1880 because of the Southern Pa-
U. S. Tires:
•$> wonder why
Sunset Route. The Central Pacific
Our criminals need caging; we <S>
owns, among other lines, that part
have bars
,
,
My ranch at 835 North Main. Con­
of the Southern Pacific system ex­
s ew*
For all the beasts that crawl,
sists of 500 feet on Highway, paving
tending from Southern Pacific lines
the birds that fly,
<3>
and sewer ALL PAID.
Six room
in California to Ogden where con­
* Even the rather inaccesible ♦
nection
is
made
with
the
Union
Pa­
house,
modern
conveniences,
con­
stars,
cific. Central Pacific lines have
nected with gas.
Four chicken
* If only we could trap them! As
, ^ “T *
Mr
thn.a
^een
le»sed
by
the
Southern
Pacific
houses
and
barn,
feed
house located
for those,
since 1885. The lines of the two
on
Highway.
About
600
hens, lay­
They’re there for our eulight- &
companies have been operated under
ing at this time eight cases of eggs
& enment, I suppose!
■•>
one management since 1870, and
per week. You can get these fig­
have developed as a single unit.
ures confirmed at the Ashland Fruit
Mr. Sproule, referring to ‘flag
Plan the work and then work the
& Produce Association. Extra good
rant
effort made in an anonymous
plan.
range for hens, consisting of alfalfa,
way to mislead the public into the
• •
grasses and white clover, which en­
Booster« work and roosters mere­ belief that the ‘'Southern Pacific
ables
my hens to give me at least
is attempting to override the decis
ly crow.
20 per cent lay over the average hen
ion of the Supreme Court,” said
• •
production.
An extra fine Jersey
Dull times can never be bright­ "So to attempt would be a piece of
cow
(pet
of
the family) and other
folly. It is needless to say that
ened by sharp practice.
things
not
mentioned
go with the
the orders of the court must be
• •
ranch. Reason for selling: I want
People who claim to know just obeyed; that is not debatable.”
to
he away this winter. Ranch is a
"When obeyed, the Interstate
how to run the newspapers In their
good
money maker. Price >5500,
community are busy doing some­ Commerce Comntisfcioni then holds
and if taken at once, will Include
thing else they would not appreci­ jurisdiction under the Transporta­
the fruit crop. Terms.
tion
Act
of
1920,
and
they
are
en
ate being told how to do.
powered
to
group
the
railroads
t<
• •
William E. Rockefeller died last the extent that it is to the public
week yorth just 249 million dollars Interest in the judgment of the Com
more than any man on earth should mission.
"The tentative grouping of the
be permitted to own. His estate
« i-C
Commission
already made (subject
CALL AT
la valued at >250,000,000.
to hea-rings hereafter) allows the
• •
Central
Pacific to remain with the
NEW RULE FOR OUR EMPLOY
Southern
Pacific.
This tentative
EES— All requests for leave of ab­
sence on account of toothache, se­ grouping would when confirmed af­
------ for------
vere colds, and minor physical ali­ ford remedy for the unfortunate leg­
ments, and on account of church al situation presented by the Sher­
FIRE INSURANCE POLICIES
i
picnics, weddings and funerals and man Act standing alone.”
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?
Mr. Sproule. In a former state­
the like, muse be handed to the
BARGAINS in REAL ESTATE
foreman In charge of your depart­ ment, pointed out that “the Inter­
state
Commerce
Commission
has
at
ment before 10 a. m. on the morn­
its command a greater knowledge
ing of the game.
of the railway traffic of the United
States and its competitive and
CASTING BREAD UPON THE
other
features than any organization
WATERS
in
our
nation.” He said further:
”It beat, the dutch” how far the
“We
recognize
that whatever 13 to
proper kind of advertising will
the public Interest In the light of ex­
' )■»
reach once It gets started in the
perience
up
to
the
present
time
is
right direction. Below Is a letter
received in this morning's mall likely to prevail,, as affecting the
from Amsterdam, Holland. It tells people served by and using this rail­
road system.”
J
Summer months are the months when open doors and
its own story so plainly that com­
'T
ment Is unnecessary:
^ fd o w s invite the cooling breezes—and make entrance
I
*br BUREAU VOOR HANDELSLN- GOGD BUSINESS REPORTED
BY AGENT OF “SAVAGE"
easy for the prowling thief
. lichtyngen
(Foreign Relations Office)
Business is giood and the out­
Why not dispense with all undue worry and have a box
bounded in 1903— Patronized by H. look bright for big tire saler\dur-
M. the Queen Dowager of the
ing the warm months now at h
in our burglar and fire-proof vault?
Netherlands.
Sulpfidised by, the Government I according to H. G. Enders, local
Boxes rent for >2.50 a year.
Amsterdam, the 16th of June, i « re distributor, who reports a
rtf
1122. ___
steadily increasing sale of hig
Ashland P a‘^y grade, standard tires. Many ca
Ore., U.
A’ | owners are now equipping t heir ma-
we had the i chines with new rubber for the usual
ies of your summer vacation, and the wise one«
. 'r
‘
-
of are providng themselves with
Oregon
. j »
tubes. Tires
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
wîffiw
Sale everywhere from Now
^ le ¿Better USCO Tire
''with many improvements
‘The price remains
the same
409?
for the
cigarettes
United States Tires
10’
They are GOOD!
FOR SALE
N. DIX &1SON
A Big Bargain ii Taken Quickly
1922 MODEL
The NEW ESSEX
NOW HERE
John H. Dill, Owner
Price $1,345
Ashland Realty Co.
5 Passenger Touring
Opposite City Hall,
Ashland, Ore.
Won all road and track races and endurance
contests this year
Open Houses and Valuables
/
ink of Ashland
Better than 20 miles on a gallon of gas
2000 miles on a gallon of oil
Class A Garage
Call 30 for Demonstration