Ashland W ednesday, A ngust 2, 1922 ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS AuK lU V ,aMW Tidings rr n _ v o n d E stab lish ed t 1876 Every E vening Except Sunday THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. ja v is i Published OFFICIAL CI TI AND COUNTY PAPER TEL EPH O N E 39 E. J. BARRETT, Editor E n tered a t the A shland, Oregon, Postoffice as Second-class Mail Mat ter. W -ÈËR.T -MOSES A rich m a n s fam e generally §> ends when he does. ---------- -•> All th a t you get out of one •• w ar is a reason for a n o th e r <t> one. ♦ ---------- . The old idea th a t it is v u lg ar | to w ork is m ore p o p u lar now •$> th a n ever. ; b lin g . I t would be only one step j f u rth e r to apply these principles to l m ale labor in essential in d u stries. T here can be no q u estio n th a t th e • idea th a t th e public m u st pro tect It self a g ain st th e su ffe rin g and im-- mens© loss caused by strik e s in es sen tial in d u strie s has gained m uch stre n g th in recen t years. At th e sam e tim e th e idea th a t th e public m ust in te rfe re w hen em ployer and em -j jploye fail to agree in any d ispute h a s ’ "’{gained equal stre n g th . T he sam e' may be said concerning public se n ti m ent which dem ands a fa ir wage for <$> all labor One resu lt of th e coal <$>, gjpjjjg an(j of jjje railro a d s trik e . ’ we believe, will be ju s t law s by o th er sta te s to pro tect labor, and im- • ;p a r tia l, ju s t a d m in istra tio n of these <$• lawg <$> ___________________ “ Red Rupert” ! Weds Ex-Convict Bride in Marshfield Smallest Cow and Largest Steer ill • " ■ ■ M ARSHFIELD , Or., Aug. 2.— It has ju st been learn ed th a t Clyde J. ( R ed” ) R upert. ex -P ortland police m an and bank robber, and Hazel E r win. convicted accom plice of W illard R. T anner ¡ if the k illing of Roy W. W allace in P o rtla n d in 1912, were m arried here last week. Both are w orking -in a local re sta u ra n t. Mrs. R u p ert is now on parole from the p e n ite n tia ry and m ust rep o rt to prison officials once e a ch m onth. 1 R u p ert was released from McNeil’s Island ab o u t four m onths ago on a p residential pardon. Both R u p ert and his bride w ere . - = serving tim e in Salem tw o years ago room ing house. Both she and Tan- when they m et. R u p ert won her “ e r were convicted of m an slau g h ter aw ay from T anner, h e r ex-lover, ail(i sentenced to from one to 15 while all th re e were behind p r i s o n e r s in prison. They served eight bars. He first saw h e r a t one of th e Je a is. prison pictu re shows and by a code of signals used by convicts they were B IB L E IN STR U C TO R L E A V E S FOR HOME able to send m essages to each other. I R u p ert was released from Salem Miss Silva left for her home in on j u iy 5, 1921 a t th e com pletion of a term m arked by a sen sational C alifornia S aturday, a fte r spending escape> chase a n d ca p tu re, b u t was »«me days in A shland. Miss Silva tak e n d irectly to McNeil’s Island to form erly ta u g h t music here. She i s * f ye federal sentence now trav elin g in th e in te rest of ’ 'f o r th e th e ft of $18,000 in L iberty th o rough Bible study, as she has ’ bonds from th e N orthw estern Na- given it u n d er th e U. of C. exten- ¡tional ° f Portland’ WhHe en4 iO" C° UrS°' . . . f cigarettes Subscription Price Delivered in City: One uftm th ....................................I T hree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 Six m onths .................................... 3.75 One year ...................................... Mail and Rural Routes One m onth ....................................3 -65 T hree m onths . . ........................ 1.95 Six m onths .................................... 3.50 One year ...................................... 6.54 ADVERTISING RATES Display Advertising s> R ehgion, like n atio n s, has to ♦ } Single insertion, each in c h ............ 30c < •> u ndergo periodical refo rm s, or YEARLY CONTRACTS it will perish. Display Advertising ---------- <3> One tim e a w e e k ................................ 27 %c H ere ar-e the smallest cow on earth, eight years old born near Altoona, Two tim es a w eek.........................25 «> S ta rt looking for som ething, <s>l Pa., standing 26 inches in h e ig h t; and tlie largest steer in the world, born in Every o th e r d a y ........................... 20 •b and everybody who comes along <$> Saber county, Tex., 19 hands high, or 76 inches, 13 years old, and weighing Local Readers <$> A re p o rt recently com pleted by 1,200 pounds. E ach line, each tim e ......................10c i '♦> will help you try to find it. To ru n every o th e r (Say for one ♦ ♦ the Oregon G row ers’ C o-operative — m onth, each line, each t im e .. 7C I ❖ T here seem to be a lot of • association in connection w ith the N atural gas was first mentioned hy WORTH KNOWING To r u n -every Issue for one m onth Thom as Shirley in a communication to of m ore, each line, ouch t i m e . . 5c <i> people whose pleasu re com es <$> a n n u al a u d it show s th a t d u rin g the • from doing tilings they know p ast year business th ro u g h th e sale C lassified Colum n Sicily and Italy are large exporters the Royal Society of England in 1667. One cent th e word each tim e. a re w rong. • of fru it am o u n tin g to nearly $2,- of sulphur. Coos county, Ore., is determined to To ru n every issue for one m onth Ontario, Canada, is the greatest exterm inate coyotes. It pays $8 for " 000,000 was tra n sa cte d . S egregated or m ore, *6 c th e w ord each tim e. killing males and $9 for females. 4 HEZ HECK SAYS: into accounts fo r th e d iffe re n t fru its nickel producer. Legal Rate Something like 45,000 stitches are “ M illiners w inders ketch A new telephone cable has been laid th e rep o rt is as follow s: f i r s t tim e, per 8-pchit lin e ..........10c th e w im m ln, w hile ball Bach subsequent tim e, per 8- Apples ................................ $522,411.11 required to make the ordinary suit of n e r t X c7tle?Of aG la ¿ o T daud Be* polnt line ...................................... scores k etch th e m en.” P e a rs ................................. 258,942.19 clothes. ¡ployed as a special guard. He sue- She endeavors to get people to A survey of the housing situation fast. Card of t h a n k s .............................>1.00 j D ried P ru n e s ................. 843,577.59 G> <S> • <í ceeded in gettin g his p ardon a b o u t ¡read th e Bible and look up church O bituaries, th e l i n e ....................2 ’Ac was recently made in Minneapolis by C herries ............................. 83,461.32 T he C arnegie foundation h as given Fraternal Orders and Societies history, w hich would do aw ay with | B erries ................................ 148,141.32 the mail carriers. .$150,000 tow ard tlie reco n stru ctio n as fo u r m onths ago. A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders is so clever th a t th e T idings w ishes NUts .................................... 26,495.00 R u p ert w ent to M arshfield when many lines of division in religious More than 5,000 miles of nets are set 11 model city of th e town o f F urgniers, or societies ch arg in g a re g u la r in iti it could sp are th e space fo r its re- V egetables ........................ 33,882.99 nightly during the herring season in 80 m iles from P a ris, which w as de released from prison and was joined belief, contending th a t the reading ation fee and dues, no discount. R e production. T he a u th o re ss “ says it P lum s and G reen P ru n e s 23,882.16 stroyed in th e W orld war. the English channel. th e re recently 1 v Miss E rw in. Both of th e whole Bible hy all the people ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be j 712 39 A thletic club, h a s a go scheduled for ( “ B a ttlin g ” F rick a re down for the haVe declared ti ir in ten tio n to “ go would b rin g about unity of belief, charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad w ith f lo w e r s ’ in response to a pack- G rapes 19^212.33 vertlsing when an adm ission or other age of free seeds which th e se n a to r A pricots ............................. tom orrow n ig h t th a t gives prom ise m ain event. These lads a re well s tra ig h t and forget the past. — 19,516.00 of m aking good fo r th e recen t fiasco know n locally, and the fans a re cer- ’ R u p e rt’s b rid e was convicted in charge is made. had fran k ed to her as a peace o ffe r P eaches ............................. L um ber shipm ents from port of ing. She “ says it w ith flow ers” all Wtiai, Constitutes Advertising $1,981,577.30 betw een Gordon McKay an d “ W ild- tain of a ru n for th e ir m oney, when 1912 as an accom plice of T anner in Astoria to both fore gn and dom estic- Joe B lackburn and they mix. ¡the slaying of W allace in a P o rtla n d ports reaching large figures. In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d rig h t, b u t th e odor is p u n gent of su l I t is believed th a t th is year’s b u s c a t” W elty. ing am ong some as to w hat consti p h u r a n d vitrio l. iness will to ta l $3,000,000 or m ore. • • tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g , The association is now actively o p er we p rin t th is very sim ple ru le, which The city council la s t n jg h t set its a tin g in p ractically a ll of th e p rin is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti a te betw een them : “ ALL fu tu re seal of approval on th e p ro je c t for cipal fru it d istric ts in O regon and events, w here an adm ission charge ca rry in g to com pletion th e M ount controls over 3200 acres of fru it, is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS A shland scenic drive project. A w hich acreage is steadily grow ing. ADVERTISING.” T his applies to com m ittee h as beeln ap p o in ted to organizations a n d societies of every confer w ith th e county road a u th o ri AT THE COUNTY SEAT <s> kind as well as to individuals. All rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r ties to see if they will renew th e ir Real Estate Transfers proposition w ith respect to th e can they have occurred Is news. W allace D. Carey et ux, to John All com ing social or organization yon ro ad , m ade som e tim e ago, when P a tte rso n et ux, w. d. to lots 30 and m eetings of societies w here no th e o ffe r w as m ade to go ahead w ith 31, block “A,” R ailroad add itio n to money co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti A shland— $10. ation charged, or collecton tak e n IS th e w ork if th e city of A shland /SU Ä C harles A. L eager et ux, to F . J. would go fifty-fifty. At th a t tim e NEWS. ____________ H uber, w. d. to p a rt d. 1. c. 57, twp. the council did not th in k it advis 38 S., R. 1 W.— $10. able to in cu r th e expense, b u t be SOLOMONITES Isaac H ouseholder et ux, to Jam es lieve now th a t p rese n t conditions Bowling et al., w. d to lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, block 3, lot 14, block 4, The blarney stone isn ’t receiving w a rra n t th e pro ject being carrie d to N a rra g a n ’s add itio n to M edford— m uch a tte n tio n in Ire la n d these com pletion. T his is as it should be. $10. The com pletion of th a t highw ay w ill( M aude C a n tra ll to Jo h n B. H ar days. be one of th e g re a te st assets of A s h -lre ll et ux, w. d. to land in A shland H om estead add itio n to A shland— They used to say it w ith a shil- land, and if th e p ro ject is rounded $10. lelah in Irelan d , but "th em days i s { out to th e fullness of its possibili Circuit Court ties, will fu rn ish an a ttra c tio n for gone forever.” R ogue R iver Valley C anal com to u rists second only to C ra te r Lake. pany vs. H ugh S torey; foreclosure of • * contract. W ell, th e re ’s one th in g the coal N ew bury & C a n tra ll vs. H . II. o p erato rs can be th an k fu l for. It is REGULATION OF INDUSTRY T aylor; sum m ons. som e tim e since they have had to D riven to public action by th e coal } P earl V. Collins vs. E. A. Collins; lay aw ake n ig h ts w orrying over th e s trik e ab o u t two y ears ago, th e s ta te m otion. W. B. R ichard vs. I. A. P r u e tt; payroll. of K ansas created a c o u rt of in d u s claim of lien. • • Probate Court tria l relatio n s. T his c o u rt was e m - ‘ E ver notice th a t the m ost d iscrim P e ti- pow ered to a rb itra te all lab o r dis- E sta te of G. H. W am sley in atin g of A m ericans is th e n a tu ra l putes in essen tial in d u strie s— food tion, order, citation. T ackstrom . ized citizen w ho has succeeded in clothing, fuel and tra n sp o rta tio n . E sta te of Em m a O rder, oath, bond. m astering th e language. He is th e These w ere declared by law to be loudest in clam oring for restric tio n essential. T hus K ansas was the of im m igration. first com m onw ealth w hich tra n s la t • • ed into law th e p rinciple th a t th e E ver notice w hen two women pass public in te re st in essen tial in d u s each o th er on th e stre e t, one of them trie s is th e p a ra m o u n t in te rest, and is c ertain to ru b b e r a t th e o th e r’s th a t th e public, w henever necessary back? N otice, too. th a t it never shall tak e labor disp u tes out of the ! feazes them when they catch each hands of th e d isp u ta n ts a n d settle,} o th er a t it. th e dispute by ru le s of justice. av erage from o u r 30 x 3% “ D ” T y p e tires T h e c ity of Seattle and th e te rrito ry • • ¡9 th e ex p e rien c e of a co m p an y sending a T hree im p a rtial m en c o n stitu te trib u ta ry th e re to offers a v a rie ty of r c id Depends a lto g e th e r on th e view aulesiaan over c o u n try roads in this te rri co n d itio n s affecting tire m ileage. Y ou have th e co u rt, and am ple provision is PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE to ry . T h e g rea ter p art of this m ileage is point. Some g irls th in k a m an can splendid h ig h w ay s, som e fairly good and L ittle H eap tr a d e c h a r a c te r o f The m ade fo r g e ttin g any lab o r dispute W. L. Pet. C lub— m ade o il th e pavem ent. S p re c k e ls “ S a v a g e ” T ir e C o m o th e rs n o t so good — th e steepness of y o u r be too old to be eligible, and again p a n y is in te r e s te d in S e a tt le ’s C ity 46 .617 San Francisco . . ___ 74 hills, especially in th e c ity , m ust be taken W e p o in t w ith no particular pride to a n d C ou n ty B u ild in g on h is r ig h t th ere a re girls w ho th ink th a t a m an 50 .576 in to c o n sid e ratio n , too, w h e n c o n sid erin g a n d th e 4 2 - s to r y L. C. S m ith b u ild an h o u r’s unnecessary delajv. Al V ernon ................. ___ 68 22,000 m iles ren d e re d by o u r fabric tire In .546 55 Los Angeles . . . . ___ 66 in g beyon d. T h is la t te r s tr u c tu r e can be too eligible ever to be placed local com m ercial se rv ice co n d itio n s. co m p e titio n w ith o th e r m akes — including ways th e court keeps Its hands ° f f j g Salt a ft Lake is th e ta lle s t b u ild in g w e s t of N e w .500 59 ___ 59 Lake ............ In o u r general office files are certified in th e non-eligible class. co rd and fabric tires in territo rial service — Y ork. 63 .475 and p erm its em ployer and em ploye O akland .............. ___ 57 copies of rem ark ab ly c o n siste n t p e rfo rm even th o u g h th at m ileage rep re sen ts the 65 .454 ___ 54 ance Savage tires are g iv in g in d iffe re n t to s e ttle disputes betw een th em g re a te st secured from any m ake. T h is w e Indications are th a t S enator Reed 69 .420 ___ 50 ty p es of service in this te rrito ry : class as an individual reco rd and it does n o t selves. Only w hen th e tw o p arties 70 .412 of M issouri will win th e prim ary, Sacram ento . . . . ___ 49 necessarily prove conafstency In general In C ity C o m m erc ia l S e rv ic e fail to reach a sa tisfacto ry agree-j AMERICAN LEAGUE average p erfo rm an ce such as w - are desirous n o tw ith stan d in g the alm ost solid op A local c o n c e rn , o p e ra tin g a fleet of cars m ent does th e co u rt in te rfe re . Such of sh o w in g . W. L. Pet. Club— position of th e women and th e fol and using Savage tires ex c lu siv ely fo r the .582 41 ............57 in te rfe re n c e has been rare. past th re e years, receiv es 18,000 to 21,000 low ers of 'Woodrow W ilson. No ac The S a v a g e C o r d 44 .564 ............57 C onsum ers of coal in K ansas have m iles from Savage tires. T h e u n usually W e have in co rp o rated in to the Savage counting for tastes. T here really 46 .535 ..........53 heav y d u ty p erform ed brands thi9 service as C ord se ve n te en o u tsta n d in g c o n stru c been able to get all th e fuel they 47 .530 ............53 a re som e people in th e w orld who really rem aiO lb le and far g re a te r than w as tio n a l fe a tu r e s th at m ake it an ex ceed in g ly need since A pril 1, when th e coal C leveland ^ 7 7 7 . ............ 52 50 .510 can be kicked and then m ade to be previously received fro m o th e r m akes of su p erio r article. 52 .464 s trik e was called. W ork was sus W ashington tires. lieve they like it. 56 .411 Placed o n th e m ark e t in the N o r ttw e s t A general av erage of 12,000 m iles from pended fo r a few days. » The m iners P h ilad elp h ia . . ............ 39 .398 59 last y ear, original tires shipped in to y o u r ............39 o u r tires, receiv ed by a n o th e r local c o n c ern , B oston ............ C om plaint is m ade by several having refu sed to go into n e g o tia NATIONAL LEAGUE is an in crease o f 50$> o v e r th e h ighest a v e r te rrito ry are for the m ost p art still in s e r v ice. W e h av e n u m ero u s rep o rts of Savage age m ileage previously secured. ranchers who a re using city w ater tions for a new co n tract, th e in d u s w . L. Pet. Club— C o rd s that are still in o p e ra tio n having d e tria l co urt directed th e o p erato rs to .58 38 .604 for Irrig a tio n th a t th e re a re q u ite a '.New York livered to date 12,990 to 14,000 m iles and O n T e r r ito r ia l R u n s .594 41 .60 num ber who are using w a te r for resum e m ining and produce enough St. Louis . even up to 27,000 miles. M ore than IV.uOO m iles of se rv ic e as an 45 .541 which they a re n ot paying, as for coal to m eet th e a c tu a l dem and. Chicago .530 47 C incinnati ...................... .53 som e reason or a n o th e r th e ir places W ork was resum ed. C onsum ers have .48 47 .505 <t Almost any tire will give satisfactory service perform equally well under every condition— on .47 49 .490 have not been placed u n d e r th e been g e ttin g all th e coal they need. | under ideal conditions. Some makes will even the short haul oi the heavily ladened commercial 57 .380 5 m eter system . If th is be tru e , it W hen m ore coal is needed th e °P- i P h ilad elp h ia . . A . . . . 3 .35 render satisfactory service under certain adverse car, on the heated roads of the sandy desert, over .341 62 .32 conditions. Certain makes of tires will perform mud and stones of the land of forests or the broad should receive th e a tte n tio n of t h e |e r a to r s will be o rdered to w ork Boston .......................... 32 best on long drives over pavements, other makes dirt highways of the plains. m ines. w ater d e p a rtm e n t a t once. will show to better advantage on dirt highways — C. That we have accomplished our purpose la One a rg u m e n t advanced ag ain st GOOD BOXING BOUTS and so it goes. evident from the results users of Savage Tires are th e K ansas in d u stria l court is th a t GOLD HILL AND . <L Our object has been to build Savage Tires to Lloyd George says E ngland w ould; getting — everywhere. ( T onight a t Gold H ill, Joe G orm an be glad to go to th e relief of G e r-'th e public should not in good mor- one-tim e lig h t and m any in the m a tte r of reduced repa- als u n d e rta k e to re g u la te an Indus- of P o rt an , ra tio n ., but when it comes to easing try carrie d on for p rofit. A gainst feath erw eig h t cham pion of, th e Pa* IO” They are GOOD! Co-Operative Fruit Sales Nearly Two Million Dollars IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON up on term s, she c a n 't do it as long th is view th e re is th e fact not a cific coast, wi me as Uncle Sam insists upon th e pay- m ere a rg u m e n t— th a t th e pubi c has com er, Johnny C arlson of Gold Hi , m ent of th e m oney she has bor-t assum ed pow er to d eclare w hat in an eig h t-ro u n d go. ow 8 rowed. Your average E nglishm an shall be a m inim um w age in m any ing the fact th a t G orm an s reg a r may be dense when it comes to see- private in d u stries which a re not e s-ie d as one of th e best little men on ing th ro u g h a joke, b u t W elshm en sential. In several s ta te s th e pub- th e coast, the fans of Gold Hill will do not come In th e sam e category. lie has declared w hat th e m inim um be behind Carlson to a m an, believ • • wage shall be for wom en, not only ing him to be of cham pionship eali- Talk ab o u t th e pow er of women in in d u stry , but in o th e r em ploy- her, and th a t he can get th e decision In politics! J u s t read th e sc o rc h in g 1 m ents. The public also reg u la te s over G orm an. S e n a to r Reed gets in th e c u rre n t is- conditions u n d er which wom en w ork “ K n o ckout” Bob Brown, who is aUO Qf th * L ad les’ Hom e Jo u rn a l. I t I and safeg u ard s th e ir physical w e ll-, piloting th e destinies of th e M edford THE SPRECKELS "SOVROE" TIRE CD. S N N DIESO. ONU FORNId ■ OUR BEST ASSET IS THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER 7%e "Heap Big Mileage" "Heap Big Mileage" m p a n y