lliursday, J u ly 12, 102«i
t*À6É TWO
i lay his coming they have not as
1 Miss Sarah Fox and Mrs. S. L yet learned.
(Established
in 1 1876)
°
or sway to a crosscut say for a year, and " D a il y INeW9 .L etter;;
l Allen had as ainner guests, Mrs.
Mrs. K luth was quite ill on
(E
sta b lish ed in
876)
-------------------- vour f0o(] ai. j your bunk would be!
E. L. Atki.ison, ?lr Mary Owen, the way back; an attack some-
MRS. GRACE E. ANDREWS, Editor
P u b lish ed E very E ven in g E xcep t Sunday by
yQur ¿ njy recomp€nse> YOU would under-1
Miss Lottie Owen and Miss Nel- what like the flu. They found
Phone item s to her a t 345-R, between 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
'«lie
Clark. The last named have 'things green and beautiful in
PARIS, July 111.— Abojut the
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO
stand what they did to Otto .
and evenings.
been visiting Mrs. Atkinson for Kansas, but experienced while
Bert R. Greer
Editor
This analysis of the inward character hardest thing to do in Paris is
some
time. Mi . Ov n, Miss Ow- there, a bad storm , which as-
cross the street. The pedestrian
and from there they walked to ! en and Miss Clark leave for the sumed the proportions of a tor-
L eave fo r P en n sylvan ia—
z in T T r /v r iT
n T m v n t n n n — m----- i------kh i of a crime is the onlv permissible way that
is an object of pity. It is esti
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER Tepephone 39 such , a crime
. mav , be viewed.
•
i i It p +i
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and the sum m it where they register north today. Mrs. Atkinson is nado, destroying a big barn on
_____________________________L2_______
the thieve» mated th a t 100,000 vehicles pass
ed. They reached the top about : considering going with them .
the home farm .
Entered a t the Ashland, Oregon, Postoffice as a r e t a k e n and brought to trial, it is the daily before the horses of the children Florence and Billy start
9:30 or 10 a. m.
a
t
noon
today
on
their
long
mo
»
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- ............................ ...
Second Class Mail M atter.
view that the court should hold, the view Place de la Concorde at the en- to r trip east.
Miss Helen T urner, who is vis-! RetUpM8 Honit_
•
! (
i that their jurors should keep before them. trance of the cham ps Elysees be- It is a m atter of deepest reg ret iting Miss M arjorie Gillette, was; MfS
Subscription Price, Delivered in City
Ona
McElhoe>
and p
XT
,
.,
,,
,i
,
, tween the hours of three o’clock
the
inspiration
for
the
trip.
M
is
s
'daugbter
Rptty
wh(,
bavi,
b,.en
Neither the plea
ot • youth, ’ nor the tears and seven in the evening. At the th a t they are going and the fam
One Month ...................................................... $ .65
*
T urner saw her first snow a t this visiting Mrs. Crocker on Church
Three Months ................................................. 1.95
ot tile IlltlV» klsti, should
the follows crossroads of the rue de Riche- ily will be greatly missed.
The whole party acknow- street for the past few weeks, re
Mr.
W
ilson
was
actively
e
n
-
'
Six Months ...................................................... 3.75
took o tto Benson’s year.—Mornings Ore-; lieu and the Grands Boulevards gaged in business till a few time.
ledge
they
were pretty well tired 1 turned Tuesday to th eir home in
One Year .....................- ................................... 7.50
Ognian.
65,770 pass daily during the same
with
their
trip,
but Miss M arjorie
m onths ago when he closed out
Snoqualmie Falls, W ashington.
________ ____________i hours, and where the rue de Riv-
B y M ail and R ural R ou tes:
G
illette
fared
the
worst, having Mrs. McEllioe is the daughter of
his interests here. Mrs. Wilson
,
..
, , .
.
oli joins the Place de la Con-
One Month ...................................................... $ .65
The
law
recently
enacted
m
(
alifonna
corde
tbe number ia uot much has, during the years of her resi sprained her ankle early in the Mrs. Crocker and it was her first !
Three Months ................................................. 1.95
goód /V ear
day, and had to make the return
making it a heavy penalty for the driver. less—57,500. in view of these dence here, been very active in trip thus handicapped. Those visit to Ashland in a num ber of S
Service Station
Six Months ........................................................ 3.50
.
of an automobile who fails to bring liis figures, it is surprising to be- the civic, social and church af who made the climb were the years.
One Year .......................................................... 6.50
fairs of Ashland. H er m arked ab-
* * *
car to a dead stop before passing over a lieve that> in all> the total num- ility and cheerful helpfulness Misses Clara Huck, Alice W alker,
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
Grace Ridley, M arjorie and Lou G u e sts of l>r. Pketteplne««—
'railroad crossing Is one that can well be i ”*’*•"
¡“ I “ " 4 ln Btreet will be missed greatly.
IS w ord is th e
Mr. and Mrs. Phetteplace are
Single insertion, per inch ...................................30
ise
G
illette
and
Helen
Turner,
The
W
ilsons’
are
going
to
adopted by every state in the nation. The 16 768> with 78 killed> The oth_
b est bond th a t
Y early C ontracts:
who retu rn s to her home in San house guests at the home of Dr. ■ I
Pennsylvania
on
account
of
the
any
h o n est b u sin ess
and Mrs. Phetteplace on W im e r; S
One insertion a week ................................... ? .2 7 1 California law provides that the car must er hundreds of thousands had impaired health of Mr. W ilson’s Francisco Sunday.
m an can p u t up. We
street. Mr. and Mrs. P h e tte p la c e |
not only be stopped but the driver must bad frights.
Two insertions a week .......................................25
father. They have said they hope
have given Goodyear
are
on
their
way
south
and
are
!
Dally insertion .........................................................20
look and listen for an approaching train
--------
to re tu rn w ithin a year, and Ash A Long M otor Tri,>—
visiting
en
route.
I
our
word th a t every
before proceeding. Such a law in Oregon I “ wiu pay ,0 Ee‘ ma""e‘l 11 land will be very glad to wel Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lay, son
the proposed tax on bachelors is
cu stom er who buys
R ates F or L egal and M iscellaneous A d vertisin g
Donald and Maxine Lay, a sister
might possibly have prevented the recent imposed upon lone P arisian men. come them home again.
a G o o d y e a r T ir e
of
Mr.
Lay’s,
left
Monday
for
Loin
Kan
i
r
un
-«
<
>
F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................. $ .10
tragedy
near
Eugene
when
a
Pickwick
It
is
being
discussed
in
French
from u s w ill get real
Portland, Oregon.
They will;
' 1| - ;i” 1 Mrs. Lot n
Each subsequent insertion, 8 point l i n e ......... 05
R eception T uesday A fternoon—
political
circles
as
a
resu
lt
of
stage
was
bit
by
a
Southern
Pacific
train.
m
a
k
e
a
b
rie
f
visit
in
E
u
g
e
n
e
en
Ol
'h
i
e
«
ivs
i
A
hl.l
ei,
um
G o o d y ea r S erv ice.
Card of Thanks ............................................. 1.00
n isin e ss an d
ph
binint
the
enforcem
ent
of
such
a
law
in
The
Misses
Cham
berlain
and
route.
We ars keeping our
O bituaries, per line ..............................................02 %
M adagascar. According to the law Palm er were hostesses for a de
At Portland they will be joined Mr. Lorenz b 4 a re p i i :sentati
v ord — and w e are
As is often expressed, success is not al bachelors
would be subjected to lightful reception given a t th eir by Miss M arjorie Fifield and Mrs. the pacific Fruit-E:-: press
WHAT CONSTITUES ADVERTISING ways measured in dollars and cents. Forty
s..vis y in g old cu s
a heavier tax than th a t imposed attractiv e home Tuesday a fte r Minta Maldoon and daughter pany of San Francis« o.
“All future events, where an admission charge is
tom ers and w inn ing
♦ ♦ ♦
year ago yeterday, (1. I'1. Billing engaged on fam ilies w ithout children, but noon.
Mary, the last named leaving
made or a collection taken is A dvertising.
new ones.
The guests who formed the mo Ashland today, and who will stop K e liin i fro m Trip—
No discount will be allowed Religious or in the real estate business in Ashland, a both would be forced to pay an
A C o o d y e a r S e r v ic e S t a t io n
Mr. and Mrs. O. IÎ. Klutl
record, which any
man
can
vjew ; added income tax.
tif for £he pleasant affair were in Roseburg on their way to P o rt
Benevolent orders.
D c j K rs u 'c s e ll a n d r c c o m -
m e n J th e n e w G o o d y e a r
Si
S<m Robert, ret urn» •d Sunday
C o ru s w i i h t h e b e v e le d A l l -
with pride. No business can endure fori ,n the future vlsltors t0 the the members of the Executive land. They will all visit in Ta- son
W e a th e r T re a d a n d b a ck
from their extended irip t
Board of the Civic club of last
DONATIONS:
t h e m «<p w i t h s t a n d a r d
forty
years
unless
it
is
founded
on
a
plat-j
P aris catacombs will not carry year and of this: the president stone P ark, on their way to Min- middlewost.
i.iiddb
i.
They
I
i
e\
V¡sited
\
:
.
<
i
!,.
>ir
G o o d y e a r S e r v ic e
No donations to charities or otherw ise will be
.
,
.
,
.
.
,
,
i
form
of
the
square
deal.
W
hat
the
venture
around
little
candles
to
light
home
at
Ellis,
K;i
lisas.
nesota,
the
ultim
ate
destination,
old
liom
of “ The G reater Medford club,”
tsh la iid V ulcanizing W orks.
made in advertising, or job printing— our contrihu-
1
.
.
The Kluth 's expected to
tions will be in cash
has returned in a financial way is unknown their way through the gruesome Mrs. Blee and h er sister; Mrs. Before Miss Fifield's retu rn she
H arrison Bros. Ford Garage
pile of bones.
Modern
electric
Mrs.
K
luth’s
brother
then
will
visit
relatives
in
Hammond
Fred
W
ilson,
who
leaves
W
ednes
to the writer, however, it matters but little ' lights recently have been installed
R ochester and a num ber of othei he had not. so far ¡is con
JULY 12.
—an unbroken record of forty years is through the w inding passages day and Mrs. C arroll W agner, a places
determ ined. arrived from
in th a t vicinity.
V. .-stern M a d «• fo r W e s te rn T r a d e "
visiting bride.
About eighteen
BE VERY CORAGKOUS:— Only be thou strong j n i t s e l f SUCCCSS.
filled with the rem ains of P aris in all were present for this
many. What had occurrt'd ¡
and very courageous, th a t thou m ayest observe
---------------------------
ians. A nother innovation is the charm ing hospitality.
R eun ion o f C lassm ates—
entrance
fee
of
one
franc
in
the
Three members of the. class of
to do according to all the law, ♦ * ♦ th a t thou
\ town composed of wide-awake, broad
D ainty refreshm ents added the
place
of
a
little
card
issued
by
1901
of O. A. C., Mrs. E. Bower-
m ayest prosper w hithersoever thou goest.— minded, unselfish citizens is the town
final note to this most enjoyable
the Prefecture de Police, which afternoon.
m an, Mrs. Ralph Billings and
Joshua 1:7.
that grows and prospers. Factionalism, used to be sufficient to adm it the
Mrs. Chas. E. Ross of Portland,
* * *
I selfishness, petty jealousy, strife sectional to u rist to the underw orld.
had a reunion Sunday. It took
E ven in g P arty—
ism
have
no
place
in
the
progressive
com
THE NEST EGG
The hospitable home of Mr. the form of a drive and picnic
“
Sing
your
way
to
h
ealth
,”
says
over the sum m it into the Siski-
munity. E ither is a disease that m arrs and
Monsieur Frossard, one of the and Mrs. J. M. W agner, on Oak yous.
How often have we heard the phrase, ! dwarfs amt prevents the growth ot any Sorbonne. The exercise develops street was the scene of an infor
The Ross’ are camping in the
“ the nest egg’’? To some it conveys little town or community. Harmony must pre- the chest and strengthens the dia mal gathering Monday evening, park
for a time and are enjoy
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
or no thought, while too others it emlxidies • va’*l
’he spirit predominating must phragm to such an extent th at W
Thousands of tests in our laboratories and on
agner of Los Angeles, who are ing thoroughly the delightful eli-i
many a rtists have lived to a good
a world of meaning. As for the former be that ot common good.
m ate and scenic beauty of this j
the road have shown conclusively that Zenv
old age. Madame P a tti was 77 here for the first time since their
locality.
class they go through life with the view
'
lene, which is made from carefully selected
when she died; Mario, th e tenor, m arriage, some m onths ago.
There
were
perhaps
th
irty
of
The
classm
ates
enjoyed
most
that tomorrow will take care of itself.
Medford is to be congratulated in that 73; Garcia, 81; Duprez, 90; Du
Western Naphthenic Base Crude, transported
arrolls’ young friends and vis thoroughly the outing artd host
Those who compose the latter are not eon-; the city had suttieient aggressiveness and chesne, 90. A few n atu rally have C
in separate pipe lines to our refineries and then
iting relatives present to greet of pleasant memories it evoked.
tent to let tomorrow take care of itself, forethought to secure the headquarters tor passed away in th e ir prim e, but and welcome the young people.
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refined by cur exclusive high/vacuum process,
M. F rossard says th eir m anner
but through vision, and a thrift that is the registration ot torcigli motor ears in of
“ B ridge” and ‘H earts occupied H ere for th e Sum m er —
forms less carbon, gives greater gasoline mileage,
living had a lot to do with It,
the
Southern
Oregon
district,
but
on
what
the
hours,
interspersed
w
ith
de
well developed they exert an influence
and reduces friction and wear to a greater extent
Mrs. Amelia Callendar of Los
and besides they were the execep-
lightful music. Time was all too Gatos, Cal., is in Ashland for
over the events of tomorrow. Yesterday grounds the registration office was estab tions th a t proved the rule.
than any other automobile lubricant we have seen
short for the host of pleasant the summer. Mrs. Callendar is
and today they were preparing for tomor- lished there is a question that perplexes
and tested or been able to produce.
rem iniscences of happy happen well acquainted in the valley, hav
The snaiils’ record has been
row and in all probabilities they will not not a few. The patented reply would doubt-
ings in the n ear past of this com ing lived here years ago. She is
Therefore wesay,“Insist onZerolene- even
be eaught unawares. Those who have cor- less be for the “ common good,’’ but the beaten by a little post office de pany of friends.
' if it does cost less.”
a sister of the postm aster at
partm ent in the Basses-Pryenees
Delicious refreshm ents brought Jacksonville.
reetly interpreted the meaning ol‘ the age answer will not fit this ease.
which dem ands th ree whole days
to a close th e charm ing even
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
» * *
old adage prepare today for the future.
to expedite a le tte r a distance of
(Cailfianua)
ing.
The W omen’s Foreign Mission
They are the people who save a little now
W ith all the disagreements and ridicule five miles. A le tte r dropped in
* « *
ary Society of the M ethodist
»nd then and place it in safe keeping for directed at AV. J. Bryan few Americans the box at Orthez on Monday will Dr. B u rd ic’s E n tertain —
reach
Sallesplsse
a
t
noon
on
W
ed
church met at Mrs. Van Fossen’s
the lean days, that are bound to come. The have remained prominently before the pub
Mr. and Mrs. C arroll W agner home on Friday afternoon, July
nesday (providing th ere is no
fellow to whom the adage comes without lic for so many years. Bryan will die as special delay ), m aking a record were th e inspiration for a de 6th.
a meaning sooner or later becomes a vic he has lived, fighting for what he believes of one and tw o-third miles per lightful dinner given by Dr. and
Mrs).
Homer
Billings had
Mrs. R. L. Burdic, in th e ir cozy
tim of unfortunate circumstances, which is right. Though often wrong, Bryan is d a y ’
charge of the lesson, which was
home on High street, W ednesday
on
the different schools of E u
at one time he could have controlled.
the type of citizen of whom America can
evening.
Conductorless
autobuses
are
rope.
Then frequently there comes a time when
proud,
• * *
going to be tried out in P aris in
A debate between Mrs. George '
the little old nest egg becomes linked with
the near future.
They will be M a r r ie d -
E ubanks and Mrs. H unt was 1
A nnouncem ent is made of the
tragedy. Men and women who have labored
greatly enjoyed.
All exchange states that a gigantic pic- established on the pay-asyou-en- recent
m arriage of Mr. W. A.
industriously lived frugally, and through nic is being planned at Crater Lake some te r plan, with the entrance at
A fter the m eeting adjourned, !
R eeder of Beverly Hills, Californ
the
front
near
the
d
riv
er’s
seat.
refreshm
ents were served by the
years of toil have laid by a comfortable time in August for southern Oregon and
ia and Mrs. K night of Lincoln,
The
passengers
Twill
Jluy
th
eir
hostess.
little nest egg, become enmeshed in the Northern California towns, and gives the
N ebraska.
'
1
tickets a t the station and hand
financial whirl and lose their all. Some list of towns that are to participate or will them to the chauffeur upon board Mr. R eeder’s m arriage will be
become separated from their small fortunes he asked to attend. Ashland is not includ ing the autobus. The buses will of in terest to friends since the
through private, but poor business vent ed. Is the oversight intentional or other- ply from the center of P aris to fam ily are very well known here,
having been residents for a num
the outlying p arts of the city,
ures. Others, entranced bv the fairv-like,
,
ber of years.
and there will be but one price
« • •
stories of fake promoters, throw all cau
for the journey.
A shland Girl H o n o r e d -
tion to the wind and stake every dollar on
“ Express buses” are also being
An exchange says that Seattle is the
Miss T heresa Meikle, a form er
a venture that is without merit. How fre
only city in the nation that has had the talked about. They will be es Ashland girl, a graduate of A. H.
tablished on certain of the very
quently we see the wrinkled face, the bent
nerve to voluntarily curtail the duration long lines and will m ake bu t one S., was signally honored recent
shoulders, the wdiite hair and the age dim- ..
, ,,
. .. ,, ,,, .
°
i ot the presidents visit. Seattle is a citv or two stops du rin g the length ly in h er appointm ent as Assist
med eyes of men and women, who have
a n t D istrict A ttorney of San
of the journey.
that springs many sensaions.
Francisco. It is the first time
staked their all and lost, only to spend
th a t a woman has received th at
their declining days in want or dependant
That an ordinary wooden tab
The town that gets things is the one that
appointm ent.
on relatives, friends, or charity.
le is sometimes w orth its w eight
•
*
Miss Meikle’s career has been
fights for them, whether it be an increased in gold was the lucky discovery
There is a world of meaning in the nest
T, .
] ,, •
. ,, « i , ,
i business volume or a surplus cannon from of Monsieur Bonneau, of the ham a succession of honors since
egg. It is a good thing to think about; a tj
leaving Ashland and h er friends
recent world war. Simply asking lor let of Mieres. He was the pos are ju stly proud of the record she
good thing to strive for, a mighty good s things
sessor of a Louis XVI antique
gets few results.
has m ade.
thing to hang on to when once it is gained.
which had been in the fam ily for
* * *
And, remember, the nest egg can he pro-'
generations and had served for
Complaint is made that there are more many years as an ironing board Mr. E . J. F ra ley here—
tected and yet be circulating through
Mr. E arl J. Fraley, form erly
white-collar workers than there are white- on the back porch. It had come
channels that will not only earn interest
of A shland, but now of
B erke
n
r ,
. •, , . ,, collar jobs, lhe solution perhaps, lies in to such a bad state th a t M. Bon ley, Cal., arrived Tuesday even
to r the owner hut serve in developing the u
\
. / ’
neau decided to burn it.
He ing for a few weeks visit with
, . .
e
-x
the wider use ot the work shirt,
latent resources ot a community.
lighted a fire under it and as the his fam ily and parents here.
table began to crum ble aw ay he
Lithia water is proving decidedly pop noticed num erous gold disks glow Mr. F raley will be a member
the faculty of th e Red Bluff,
A YEAR OF HIS LIFE
ular as a thirst quencher at the all-Ameri ing in the fire. Scattering the of
Cal., high school the coming year
can banquets. May the demand increase, em bers and rescuing the disks, he and in Septem ber he and his fam
found th a t he was the possessor ily will go to th eir new home
The thieves who plied old Otto Benson the supply is unlimited
of
122 fifty-franc gold pieces of
• • *
with moonshine that they might steal
the
time
of
Louis
XVI
which
had
away his pitiful little fortune of $1800,
New’ families are arriving in Ashland to been reposing in the legs of the Mrs. E n g le R ecoverin g—
Mrs. Angie Engle, who2 hasi
took more than money from him. He was make their homes, which is conclusive table for about 150 years.
been quite ill for the past week
» »» ♦
A s h l a n d D a i l y T i d i n g s were t0 *«told tliat >'ou mnst sw5n« an a* i
1
>**«
-« D inner Party-
S O C IE T Y
H
YEAR
W h y let a L O W PR IC E
keep you from using
the BEST?
5%
to CARBON
A T T H E JACKSON COUNTY
Fair Grounds
N ights J u ly 28-27
G IL B E R T and S U E L I\ AXS BE U T IE L L O P E R A
"IOLANTHE”
W ill B< Presented As A
GRAND PAGEANT
B A L L E T of 75
A R IO T of
LIG H T and COLOR
T he Biggest Spectacle
O R C H ESTR A of 25
th ei' A ttem pted
in OREGON
CAST of 100
a logger, and as such lie made his money
by hard labor in the heat of summer or
under the chilly rains of winter. AYliat
they stole from Otto Benson was a year of
his own life, filled with unremitting toil.
They the idlers, the parasites, the inpffee-
tuals of society, took a year from the life
of a worker.
Let us say nothing about the dreams he
had, and in which he w rapped his savings.
Let us agree that probably lie would have
met with misadvanture, had he gone on
to Sweden to visit his boyhood home. Let
us merely adhere to the facts in the case,
ns though ours wera a court of law. Two
fugitives from justice are in possession
of his year, bought with his effort, belong
ing in every moment, in the least particle
of time, to Otto Benson and no other. Such
is the magnitude of their offense. If you
proof that the town is growing. Of those,
who locate here, few ever leave.
It would indeedXlie a pleasure to visit
all the vacation spots advertised as the
playground of the nation, but there isn’t
that much money.
At Applegate—
Miss M argaret Van Dyke and
Miss E sth er K leinham m er, who
are taking th eir sum m ers vaca
tion, are a t Applegate visiting
friends and relatives. They will
retu rn to Ashland in a sh o rt time.
or more, is reported much b e t-;
ter.
• « *
Dr. P arson s 111—
Dr. Parsons is reported quite
ill a t his home on N. Main street.
His friends tru s t th a t he m a y ;
soon be up and about again.
•
Glittering Costumes
m ade especially
hv J
i.
J
G O LD STEIN & Co
SAN FRANCISCO
* * ♦
Loyalty between merchants and busi
ness men is a mighty fine thing, and it will
beget loyalty on the part of people in gen
eral.
Trying to beat a train is a good deal
like drinking monsliine. You may beat it
for a while, but eventually it will get you.
The correct answer in the debate wheth
er tat or thin people suffer most during
heat waves seems to he, Yes.
P lan H ike—
A group of teachers a t th e nor
mal school plan to hike to the
lava beds n ear M errill next Sat
urday. They will m otor as far
as possible, and hike th e rem ain
ing distance.
H ere from K lam ath F a lls—
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. B arker mo
tored over from K lam ath Falls
In th e ir new ro ad ster Tuesday,
calling on Ashland friends d u r
ing th eir brief stay.
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Dazzling Liatii Effects
— by—
C A L IFO R N IA -O R E G O N
PO W E R
CO.
Clim b Mt. A shland—
Now Recovered—
Mrs. A. Sylvia, who has been
ill a t the Community H ospital for
some time, is now recovered and
today was discharged and re tu rn
ed to her home a t Gazelle, Cali
fornia.
H alf a dozen Intrepid young
girls climbed Mt. Ashland Sun
day.
They left Ashland at 5 a. m.,
and returned by six in the even
ing. The girls had a taxi take
them as far as the road is made
U n d er T he A uspices and F or T h e Bernd t Of
The Jackson County Fair Association