ASHLAND DAILY TEDÍÑ ó S
iu ésd ¿> , A u gust
IESI MADE FOB
14, 1028
•'3om« iay ‘inflation should not
S T A C K IN G G R A IN IM P R O V E S T H E Q U A L IT Y
be p e rm itted ,’ bnt If w ar occurs In
flation is u n av o id a b le.--R e c ru itin g f
arm ies m akes a labor scarcity . Con- ‘
even ts of
tra c to rs bid above going wages to
a ttr a c t m en. T he w ar in d u strie s did
the sam e and th e peace in d u strie s I l|
W a s h i n g t o n , d . c ., A ug.14
George E. Roberts Gives Com raised w ages to hold th e ir men.
H e also — T h e m uch m ooted q u e stio n as
G overnm ents of E urope se n t rep
mon Sense Explanation for
't h e com pany to w h e th e r th e c a rb o n m onoxide
re
s e n ta tiv e s to th is country to buy
Currency Increase and
p re se n t in tobacco sm o k es c o n s ti
food and they bid up prices on the
tu te s a h a z a rd to th e sm o k e r in
Decrease.
g rain exchanges. H igher levels of
c o n fin ed in d o o r sp aces seem s to P n u c D i i i i n i - r
..
I wages and Prices m ean t th at m ore 1
K elly S p rin g - have been s e ttle d as a r e s u lt of GOVERNMENT TOOK NO PART I ,cre<V5 and m oney was required to
handle business.
a b u sin ess v isi, te s ts ju s t c o m p le te d by th e De Due to C hanges in Supply, Dem and
More B usiness, More Money
■sterday, r e tu r n - p a rtm e n t of th e I n te r io r a t th e
and Prices of C om m odities
T
h e increased issues of cur
r'in P o rtla n d la st e x p e rim e n t s ta tio n of th e B u r
□nal Crop Im p rovem en t Service ]
Caused by W a r - F e d e r a l
rency
was a resu lt of allow ing busi
of
M ines
a t P itts b u rg h ,
H E A T generally is threshed q uality of the g rain is im proved by sta c k before th e rig comes around.
,Vts th e ro ad be- eau
R eserve Not to Blame.
th e cu ring process tak in g place in
ness to go ahead, upon th e rising
from th e shock to avoid the file
Q uality w heat is w hat every
sta c k .’’
a n d P o rtla n d to w hich d e m o n s tra te d th e d a n g e r
level of wages and prices. W hen a abor and expense of stacking
w heat grow er is striving for. and
T he m istaken notlofl th a t the cur- factory pay-roll doubled, tw ice as
c o n d itio n it h a s to *)e n e sB g ib le.
N
early
every
fa
rm
e
r
sta
c
'
in
;
However, p roper stacking of w heat
will testify th a t th e quality’ or ,n,« ■da. l.tug is one way of adding to
T h e te sts, w hich w ere p e rfo rm - t h e ^ o v e r i w m n t
•v ® ? *1* ' 1. by. I “ Uc.h c“ " . en cX bad to be furnished s good practice, and will pay.
w heat is im proved enough t o >ay q taiity, p a rticu la rly in w et sea-
the U nited for It. W hen cotton rose from
“It is b e tte r protection from the for
ed in th e c o u rse of g e n e ra l s tu d - S ta te s from
sons.
stacking.
ies of th e B u re a u of M ines re la - d e î s U n X “ 7 a v L Ï ™ ° “ d
* P° UDd t0 30 and 40- ffiore vent her, is th e opinion of Prank-
T
h
e
«bundles
..--st
be
brought
to
b tac k s .Miuuiu
should be
located coo-
••
l «> i
ue localcu
In E d w ard s of th e N orthw est Crop
P o tte r an d tw o
J ^ 8
mlD®8’ We"
a ‘ - a t by S g e E . r t e " ^ . . Ï Ï V T a U ‘X n ’î Ä
th e anvr
th re m sh u-i
er V
and
it C0S£ bur liU ie’ venlent for ««reshing and on well-
“ 1»?«
im provem ent association, “and th e if
.. H o m e
it any more, to bring t h e n to th e 1 d rain ed ground.
w ho cam e h e re from m ade on th re e m en confined in R oberts, noted b an k er and ex- cle.
Mr. an d M rs. Ibl
a
«
lose
c
h
a
m
b
e
r,
w
hose
d
im
e
n
-
f
?
n
®
“
‘
of
8ound
m
oney-
‘n
an
artl-
“Deflation
did
not
come
by
an
act
w ere in A sh la n d S a tu r-
Mrs. A dam s of P o r tl a ii
io k in g fo r a fu rn is h e d sto n s w ere 1,000 cubic fe e t. T h e r ® “ the Jo u rn a l of the A m erican of th e g overnm ent or the F ederal
MAD B I LL D R IV E S ACTO
h av e been v isitin g A sh lan d 7
A lbany to ex pend $11,588.14
-‘T h^reV a80^ 110^'
R eserve a u th o ritie s in suddenly
T hey a re
very pleased th re e s u b je c ts puffed m e rrily fo r
AND BLOW S T H E S IR E N
d e n ts tile past w eek, le ft y.-st.-r
_______
nn
s tr e e t im p ro v e m e n t w ork.
A sh la n d and w ish to put
«lay fo r th e O regon C aves. A fter tfie ir y o u n g e r d a u g h te r th ro u g h
G L F N w n n n «r«
.
R a n ie r— P ack of salm o n on
G LENW OO D, W ts., A ug. 13.— C olui
v isitin g th e cav es, th e y will p ro school h e re . T h e e ld e r d a u g h te r
im bia riv e r to be from 1« to
R e s id e n ts of th is to w n a re h a v -
ceed to P o rtla n d .
20
p er c e n t g r e a te r th a n
h
e
re
in
th
e
°
th
eir
expenses.
Mr.
R
oberts
I
volum
e
n
t
I
lng
e ir expenses."
of business a t h ig h er V rk e s i
la st
| is a te a c h e r a n d w as in te re s te d b ra n d , a n d th e ty p e w
'
J ing a d iffic u lt tim e of it couvinc- y ear.
I in th e schools.
.. w says "T he U nited S ta te s Govern- called m ore cu rren cy into use so ?
sm o k e r —
“ ro lls h ...----------------
is o w n .” F o llo
lonr. ot s te e lh e a d s a re c o n g re - i in g s tr a n g e rs th a t th e y re a lly sa
Return to P alls—
i s : rC i'. ”„O,Ul‘° e ”
kh“ 1 ?
»olum e of business a t i g a te d in th e R o g u e R iv e r canyon a m ad bull d riv in g a tru c k dow w
ing th is, th e s m o k e rs d rew en -
n
since
the
Civil
W
ar.
M r. a n d M rs. P u rd y of M olin, I \ isit ing B ro th er—
H a llw a y — $2,000 to be sp e n t
low er p rices released currency n e a r th e m o u th
of S ta ir c re e k , one of th e m ain s tr e e ts rec e n tiv ,
e rg e tic a lly a t an in fin ite v a rie ty
“T
here
is
a t h genuine
who h av e been v isitin g th e ir j
^
“
°
°
t8’
P
i“
9l>urgh
e
la
stic
ity
in
f
X
T
e
fr-
|
t
o
r
t
e
T
e
s
e
l
e
bank's“
U
‘°
on
w oi k on C le a r C reek r e s e r
of
Mr. Ira P itm a n , a fo rm e r A sh-
a w a itin g co o ler w a te r b e fo re a s - ; so u n d in g th e sire n a s he went
voir.
d a u g h te r R u th , in A sh lan d
fo r lan d re s id e n t, is a g a in in th e city s togies, b lack M anilas an d . H a v a n - fan c y . and for m achinery to ad-
c e n d in g th e riv e r, th e G ra n ts
Jo h n H eyar and
O tto K am m
>1 la-
1 Q . o
'I t tte
I LIT r * a to u r year’'a b _ s e n c e ^ Mr".
...
Of* »’ «hol.-e
.. 1, _ •
»0.0, u rn . 1er, Saturday (or K
»■
deBr e e ? V ü a n 7 ,'h"e“y l « T ï t I
o
'
" r I In Z n e » h“ b" ° *b’ol" te' ’
P ass C o u rie r re p o rts.
j
w
ere
d
riv
in
g
th
e
bull
to
th e sto ck -
or stra n g e in th ese price
T o o LA TE TO CLA SSIFY
m a th F a lls. T hey re p o rte d th em
P itm a n is a b ro th e r of th e a ssist- Puffed fra n tic a lly a t pipes, a t tbe c o u n try- T he m eans p r o v i d e d
T h is n ew s w as b ro u g h t back I y a rd s w hen it h u rs t th ro u g h th e
m
ovem
ents
rela
te
d
to
tb
e
war.
In-
selv es d e lig h te d w ith A sh lan d .
a n t w a te r s u p e rin te n d e n t, a n d is PjPes of clay a n d cob, a t pipes A ™ l h® /® d?ra l R eserve B anks. a u -I flatio'n'and deflation1 have" b e Z n m s t to th e c ity by C la u d e B a rto n , w ho
FOR SA L E — 5 acres- w ith in 2 ^
. tru c k ra ilin g . T h e m en s u d d e n ly
oi m ee
b r ia r A t th e m f 1*’?®4
1° *fSUe c u rren cy to th e ir aa alw ays when
en g a g ed in th e g ro c e ry b u sin ess of
e e rsch
rsc h a u , m , he an P d e rto
rm a - ; h : i S e; : X e u n T s" : o " ° t Z : r, " ‘ —
I
» w ars have oc- h a s ju s t r e tu r n e d from a trip I re m e m b e re d Rome e rr a n d th ey
m iles of M edford.
a c re s
Back from Lake—
in P o rtla n d .
new facto r has by boat to Gold R each, T h e trip
b
e
a
tin
g
B
a
rtle
tt
P
e
a
rs
,
1
T h e L o u is D odge
fam ily re
been the population. T hat Is a l w as m ad e to ta k e tw o g o v e rn ; had to ru n an d left th e tru c k .
a ir of th e closed c h a m b e r had be
a c re s a p p le s a n d o th e r fru its .
Side-Tracked Like Freight Cars
tu rn e d to A sh lan d fro m a s h o rt S pends S u n d a y Here-
ways being renew ed, and m ost peo m en t e n g in e e rs to th e c o a st in
T he bull g o t one hoof on »he
com e so sm o k y t h a t it w as im
- x t s s
>
!
•
- à “
4 room b u n g alo w , la rg e b arn
v a c atio n a t L a k e of th e W oods,
E llis P o tte r , w ho is c o n n e cte d possible to see a c ro ss th e room tem b er, O ctober, N ovem ber and
o rd e r th a t th ey m ig h t in ak e a a c c e le ra to r a n d one on ih e t ir -
a
n d g a ra g e , 50 foot ch ick en
S u n d a y e v e n in g .
M rs. D odge s w ith th e C a lifo rn ia S ta te H ig h - T h e a tm o s p h e re w as so a r r i ta t- D ecem ber than in Ja n u a ry and of o th ers. W hen hard tim es come it to p o g ra p h ic a l m ap of th e riv e r. en. He w e n t sp e e d in g dow n th e
h ouse div id ed in 5 room s, 5
is alw ays the th in g to lay th e blam e
Mister, M rs. A b b o tt, w ho h a s been w ay S u rv ey on th e K la m a th R iv e r ing to th e eyes th a t it w as neces- F eb ru ary .
As business slackens, I on som ebody, and th is 7im e * rte ! In th e p a rty w e re B ishop M oor- s tr e e t u n til a co llisio n w ith a
room , 50x10 foot chick house.
v isitin g th em , re tu rn e d y e ste rd a y road p ro je c t, w as in A sh la n d s a ry to w e a r goggles.
r e t ‘reS fr° m F ed eral R eserve System ha« tak en j h e a d an d C. G a rd n e r, e n g in e e r» fire h y d r a n t sm a sh e d th e tru c k
B u ild in g s cost m ore th a n $3,-
„
circulation. .„M oney accu m u lates m ost of it.*
to L ong B each, w h ere sh e is c o n S u n d ay , h a v in g com e in to spend
w ith tlie geological su rv e y C laude a n d e n d e d th e d riv e .
000. If sold w ith in 30 d ay s,
> a n ip le s of tb e a tm o s p h e re an d ln the m em ber banks and they send
n e c te d w ith th e schools.
th e d a y w ith h is re la tiv e s.
T h e a n im a l w as u n h u r t.
will ta k e $2.500. $1,200 cash.'
Mood sa m p le s of th e s m o k e rs of U ln t0 ^ e R eserve banks, which AMERICAN SAVINGS IN C R F a s p B a rto n , H a ro ld B riggs and R. W .
L ong.
Tw o b o ats
w ere ta k e n
b alan ce tim e.
A pply M oun
w ere th e n ta k e n fo r a n a ly sis. It ,Q
re tire s it, as freig h t cars
V isiting Son—
G re sh a m — New Bull ru n pipe
To San F ra n cisco
dow
n,
Mr.
B
a
rd
e
n
an
d
Mr.
B
riggs
are
re
tire
d
when
traffic
falls
off.
w as found th a t in no in sta n c e did
ta in a v e n u e, c o rn e r Iowa.
...
New York.— Continued increase
Mrs. J e ss ie S e a rin g , of H o isin g
lin e to be laid soon
M rs. S ugg of th e S u g g m illin - th e c a rb o n m onoxide
“ “ 8ed__th e g5ea? ,nflat,on I ,n th e savings of the A m erican peo h a v in g c h a rg e of th e boats.
292-3*
c o n te n t of Of c re dit and cu rren cy ? It
to n , K a n sa s, a rriv e d in A sh lan d e ry shop, left to d ay fo r
T he to p o g ra p h ic a l m ap is now
T he
: “ * a3 due p,e 13 la d ^ a te d by the la te st ua
San a ir exceed 1-100 p e r c e n t
y e s te rd a y an d is v isitin g a t th e F ra n c isc o w h e re sh e p la n s to re- m ax im u m blood s a tu r a tio
c e n n t.
The prim arily to th e war. which m ade | tional com pilation Just com pleted com p leted from th e h ead of th e
som e d isastro u s failu res among
m
ain
to
r
som
e
tim
e
se
le
c
tin
g
h
e
r
n
e
r
cen
t
a
»
WaS
5 Q xtraordinary dem ands upon the by the S avings Bank Division of R ogue to tlie m o u th , a c c o rd in g
hom e of h e r son, R. H. L eazer,
these
veutures in co-operative m ar
new fall an d
vvi n X . n
r
m e ° f th * s u W ects «ndustnes and caused a g re a t rise the A m erican B ankers A ssociadon
227 M eade s tr e e t. M rs. S e a rin g
keting,
which is the inevitable a o
lin e s of su p p o sed ly in h a le d th e ir sm oke,
wa*'»8 and Prices. It was Inevit- Savings deposits In banks and to th e e n g in e e rs. T hey h av e been
visited h e re tw o y e a rs ag o a n d
and w o rk in g on it a ll s u m m e r and
com
panlm
ent of the progress of
re *“ rn ,0 As" ’ b“ ‘ lh *
Indicated that such aui« ttm t m ore c re d it and m oney tru s t com panies of the U nited
any
m
ovem
ent. The “ Banker-Farm -
a t th a t tim e
becam e d e lig h te d lan d la te r in th e m o n th .
in h a la tio n , th o u g h it m ay h av e wou -! be called for to c a rry on S ta te s w ere reported a t $17,300 000 • h av e now co m p leted th e ir w ork.
e
r.”
published
by the A m erican
w ith A sh lan d . S he p la n s on
b 381X9»«.
e x p erien ced in i
000. Ju n e 30. 1922. the last av ail No tro u b le w as
B
ankers
A
ssociation,
save:
e
x
te
n
d
e
d
to
th
e
b
ro
n
ch
ia
l
tu
b
es,
_______
_
s p e n d in g th e w in te r h e re a t le a s t Back from Lake—
“ The Doom y ear of business th a t able nation-w ide figures, as com th e la s t trip , a lth o u g h th e re w ere |
Progress
of
the
Movement
to
Cause and effect a re operative
D
e
n
rv
i
:
l
.
»
pG
netratfi
«
«
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
th
e
iolm-wed
th
e
a
rm
istic
e
was
like-
a n d m ay becom e a p e rm a n e n t
P eo p le a lo n g .
in c o o p e ra tiv e m ark etin g as truly
> .nders,, w ith J a c k E n d - -lungs. T h e te s ts in d ic a te th a t c a r-
»^norm al. T he end of the pared with $16.620,000.000. Ju n e 30, tin ills a t tim es.
"Put Farming on Par With
re s id e n t.
S he r e p o r ts K a n sa s e rs a n d K a rl
1921. T his is an in crease of $6S0,- th e
as
they a re in every o th e r business
lo
w
e
r
riv
e
r
say
th
a
t
th
e
B ro w e r re tu r n e d bon m onoxide h a z ard from sinok- *’a r relesi3ed a g re a t m any do 000.000 or 4.1 per cent.
d ry and h o t a t th e tim e of h e r
e
n
te
rp rise. An association will not
Other
Big
Business.”
e
tre
a
m
is
th
e
low
est
it
h
as
been
yesterday’ iro n t a w eek end trip ing in d o o rs o r in m in es is n eg li- reiind8 th a t had ^een held in check.
T he num ber of savings d eposit
d e p a rtu re , a n d s ta te :, th a t fa rm e rs
n
ecessarily
succeed or fail m erely
to L a k e of th e W oods. A
All re g ib le in itse lf, th o u g h th e R ..r J “ ® 1fore,gD d e">a nds upon' us a t ors. as indicated by the num ber of in y e a rs fo r th is tim e of th e sea-
because it is a co-operative asso cia
hi g e n e ra l a r e d isc o u ra g e d over
e
n
tn
e
B
ur-
flr8
[
increased.
T
here
p o rte d a fine tim e, th e hoys es e a u of Mine«
.
r8t lncr«a s ed - T h ere was a tem- accounts, shows an in crease of 4 9 SOn'
A Pam phlet and q u estio n n aire on tion. but because it conform s to or
' " V* 8‘,Ka,<" 's « » "-
but Ihe ,o ,h m . of
low p rices fo r g ra in an d o th e r ......Lilly h a v in g « „ L y n d . 1,“ , r l n ' ' s U e r t h a i n
Mr.
B
arden
say
s
th
a
t
th
e
riv
e
r
co-operative
farm m ark etin g re
per cent, with the s ta te s reporting
tra n sg re sse s from the underlying
p’
1 a t i n . ia y add to th e sm ok
business was abnorm
al and
and could
could for
p ro d u c ts.
i
—
-------------
the
first
tim
e
In
19^2
pY<*iuri£»ri
is
fa
irly
black
w
ith
th
e
s
te
e
lh
e
a
d
s
c
e
n
tlX
issued
by the S ta te Bank principles of successful business op
er - h a z a rd sh o u ld lie he c a u g h t “ ot be sustained. A g ricultural pro- T he third annual rep n rt'L f the Sav
in p laces, th e fish being th ic k D ivisiuu- A m erican B ankers Asso- eratlon. The m ovem ent Itself is ol
E xpected B ack—
by ca rb o n m onoxide from so u rc e s dllciion ,n E urope revived, th e Ings
•
- Bank Division on school e i,av‘
4'onte Lonjt Way —
sav- from W h isk ey cre e k to th e coast ' ciatl011' h as brought out valuable g rea t national im port, and the bank
1 au l M ars an d w ife a re ex such as o c c u r in th e m in in g in- prices of ag ric u ltu ra l products ings banking also shows Increased ' T hey could not be ind u ced m :
° U the sub->eet frotu era of the country can m aterially
A to u ris t p a rty of D. II. Sw ope,
moved back tow ard norm al. Im por A m erican »»...io
«
«»,,
„„„
..
,
.
•
e
induced
to
bankers,
farm
ers and s ta te aericnl aid or re ta rd its progress. The re
p
ected
back
in
A
sh
la
n
d
ib
is
a
ft-
d
n
s
try
.
th
rift,
1,271.029
pupils
Air. a n d Airs. \ v . R. Sw ope, and
* - • •
agricul-
tatio n s from the U nited S ta te s fell having savings accounts during the rise to a fly, how ever. S ixteen tu
ern
o
o
n
a
f
te
r
a
th
re
e
w
e
e
k
's
va-
,
ra
l
d
ep
artm
en
ts. It is being used sponsibility of leadership in ru ra l
W ilb u r Sw ope
of M ound C ity,
off,
prices
declined,
’deflation’
be-
days
w
e
re
ta
k
e
n
to
th
e
trip
,
tlie
school y e a r of 1921-1922 as against
as a cam paign docum ent in the or com m unities re s ts very largely with
M issouri, p assed th e d ay h e re c a tio n trip to O regon c o a st r e l'ALII-X>KNIA TO SURFACE
ran
boat
b
ein
g
sold
a
t
th
e
coast
and
302,906
the
previous
year.
ganization of co-operative m a rk e t th e country banker. R is his duty
T hey v isited p ra c tic a lly
ROADS WHEN PO SSIBLE
y e s te rd a y , a n d lik in g th e city, so rts.
ing asso ciatio n s in various sections to be Inform ed on all m atte rs re la t
th
e
s
ta
g
e
being
ta
k
e
n
to
M
arsh
s ta y e d o v e r to d ay .
T h e p a rty ail tlie b each es w h ile on th e trip .
of the country, farm ers having ing to the farm e rs’ well being.”
field a n d back hom e
P acific P e tro le u m co m p an y to
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1)
h a s been on th e road fo r over a
adopted its slogan: “ P u t A gricul
• • •
tu re on a P a r with O ther Big Busi
m o u th , an d re p o rts tlia t th ey s ta r t oil d r illin g o p e ra tio n s n e a r !
Modern
conditions
a re such th at
OTTO
W
A
,
O
n
ta
rio
.—
T
he
D
e
n ess.”
j seem s th a t th e co m p letio n of th e
lik e A shlund b e tte r th a n a n y o th S u th e rlin .
ag
ric
u
ltu
re
cannot
be
successful by
p a rtm e n t oE M arine a n d F is h e r
• • *
tir e n o r th e r n p a r t of th e ro ad a t
e r p lace th e y h a v e sto p p ed .
By FRANCIS H. 8ISSON
individual
effort.
To
regain
its po
ies a n n o u n c e s th e d is trib u tio n of
T he m ovem ent on the p a rt of sition as a basic industry and as a
R o se b u rg — P a lla d iu m
° « ■ I
" '>tZ r °'.’a b le ., h a t
Pab" a
c . m m l . . l . „ , A m erican B a n k e r. A .a c c la .lcn
2 7 ,8 6 1 ,0 0 0 sa lm o n tr o u t fly from farm ers tow ard co-operative m ar-
M ining co m p an y p la n s to sp e n d th e y wiH do
in sm a ll aectio n s.
force in national affairs a g ricu ltu re
<M«I Eri,-?mls Meet —
F in a n cia l New of c re d it in w hich banks th ro u g h its h a tc h e rie s in O n ta rio in t h e i keting 33 a cure io r th eir p resen t
m
ust depend upon organization and
Much
Being
Accomplished
a
p
p
ro
x
im
a
te
ly
$200
,0
0
0
.
Mr. an d Mrs. W ard M cP h errin
York Is pecu o u t the country deposit unem ployed
w a te rs of th e G re a t L ak es. A n econom ic plight is nation-wide. co-operation for econom ic produc
T
he
com
m
ission
s
ta
te
s
th
a
t
S alem h o sp ita l w ork to proceed
a n d fam ily , la te of L o v elan d , C ol
liarly re p re s e n t funds in New York. W hen crop n o u n c e m e n t is a lso m ad e of th e T here has been notable progress in
tion, for econom ic m ark etin g and
a
t
once.
th
e
y
h
a
v
e
been
d
o
in
g
a
ll
possible
a
tiv e o f t h e needs in ru ra l d istric ts or Indus
th e developm ent of such associa for the estab lish m en t of Its proper
o ra d o , w e re v isito rs in A sh lan d
d
is
trib
u
tio
n
of
910,000
A
tla
n
tic
to k eep th e d irt ro ad in good co n
w h o l e nation. tria l expansion in m an u factu rin g
tions, some conspicuously success
la st n ig h t, being g u e sts a t th e
salm o n eggs in th e eyed s ta te an d ful ones being in operation a t the relatio n sh ip in com m unity life._
All
p
a
rts
of
th
e
d
itio
n
,
b
u
t
a
d
d
th
a
t
w
hen
th
e
c e n te rs in cre ase local req u irem e n ts
h o m e o f Mr. a n d Mrs. J. H. Mc
Howard Leonard. President, lUbrnlr
c o u n t r y , th e fo r m oney th ese local banks call in 1 3 ,2 8 2 ,0 0 0 A Jlarttic sa lm o n fry p resen t tim e. T here have also been A gricultural A ssociation.
new g as tax goes Into e ffe c t n e x t
G ee. T h e v isito rs a re en ro u te
sm all tow ns as th e ir funds from N ew York and In in th e m o re im p o rta n t s tre a m s
y e a r th a t p a rt of th e a d d itio n a l
to L ong B each, C a lifo rn ia w h ere
well a s th e big add itio n m ay a sk th e big city of th e M a ritim e P ro v in c e s.
re v e n u e from th is so u rc e w ill be
— ........ .................... .
th e y ex p ect to m ak e th e ir fu tu re
cities, have sup b an k s for loans.
u
tiliz
e
d
to
k
eep
th
e
n
o
r
th
e
r
n
p
a
rt
h o m e.
T h e M c P h e rrin s fo rm e r
plied th e g re a t
C ountry b an k s fre q u e n tly deposit
of th e P a c ific h ig h w a y in th e best
e r p a rt of th e a s se cu rity th e notes»of th e ir own
F. H. Sisson
ly lived a t C la rin d a . Iow a, w h ere
possible sh a p e , a n d i n m uch b e t
m an pow er and cu stom ers, o ften secured, in tu rn ,
th e y w ere a c q u a in te d w ith th e
b rain pow er en ab lin g it to function by farm c a p ital such as ploughs,
R
E
D
B
L
U
F
F
,
C
al.,
A
ug.
14.—
te r c o n d itio n th a n h e re to fo re .
M cGees an d th e tw o fam ilies had
F o u r hoys w ere a rr e s te d a n d one
livestock a n d o th e r possessions, i rn i.
T h u s it seem s th a t th e c o n s ta n t as th e n a tio n ’s financial capital.
n o t m et in 25 years.
T he fifty th o u san d d ollar note, fo r
o< a
* y , T o m o rro w , T h u r s d a y
of th em is fin d in g it difficult to p r o .« .» WMC. .h e C h a m b e r, p t
in
sta
n
c
e
,
of
a
co
u
n
try
ban
k
in
a
j
d t dow n a s th e r e s u lt of an a r C om m erce a n d o th e r ojrganiza- ! ecutives In th e N ew Y ork flnancial
J.uuds Lithla Park—
g
u m e n t betw een tlie boys a n d th e tio n s of n o r th e r n C a lifo rn ia an d d istric t, show ed th a t no less th a n big N ew York bank m ay have a t
D r. .W a ll a c e an d fam ily , of
tach ed , a s c o lla te ral secu rity , fifty
o w n er of a w a te rm e lo n p a tc h s o u th e rn O regon h a v e been sen d - 8lxty Pe r c e n t w ere b o m outside
P o r tla n d , a re v isito rs in A sh la n d
o r a h u n d red sm all n o tes of a h u n
to d ay , a n d w ill leav e th is e v e n a rm e d w ith a s h o tg u n lo ad ed w ith in g to th e C a lifo rn ia H ig h w ay f ^ w J ° ^ S ta te - t h a t no less th a n dred do llars np to a th ousand or •
in g fo r a v isit to C ra te r L ak e. b ird -sh o t, a t th e A lex K en n ed y C om m ission h a v e been q u ite e f twenty-eight per cent were born in m ore, signed by local fa rm e rs and ■
towns of 5,000 or less, and only th e ir w ives. In to one of th e big- i
fective.
D r. W a llac e w as a c a lle r a t th e place n e a r D airy v ille.
twenty
per cent were born In New g e s t New Y ork b an k s com es in
W illie G ates, 15, w ho receiv ed
T id in g s office th is m o rn in g an d
York City.
th is w ay from th e South each crop i
s ta te d th a t he w as d e lig h te d w ith th e b ird -sh o t re q u ire d th e s e rv
The birthplaces of these men seaso n a sm all note secured by a
th e b e a u tie s of th e city an d p a rk . ices of a s u rg e o n to rem o v e it.
represented Pennsylvania, Ohio, plough an d a h arro w a n d a m ule
He is not b a d ly in ju re d .
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Mich nam ed “ Molly”—a n in cid e n t th a t
igan, Missouri, Illinois, Maryland, h a s been a p tly described a s “ The
K en n ed y say s h is rip e w a te rm e l
From Canada—
Delaware, Vermont, Mississippi, M inting of Molly.’’ It is one am ong
M r. a n d M rs. U. T. S to u t an d ons have been sto le n , g re e n ones
Kentucky,
Tennessee, Minnesota, m any secu rin g a larg e in ter-bank
th r e e d a u g h te r s from D ru id , S as plu g g ed a n d th e v in es c u t. T h u r s
Iowa.
Florida,
Rhode Island, North c r e d it
,
k a tc h e w a n , C a n a d a , a re v isito rs day n ig h t he a n d a n e ig h b o r by
Carolina,
Indiana,
Wisconsin,
In
th
e
S
u
n
d
a
y
e
d
itio
n
of
th
e
Thus
Is
big
banking In New York
This w eek a t th e hom e of Mr. th e n a m e of S h a rp laid fo r th e !
O re g o n ia n a p p e a rs th e p ic tu re of Georgia, California, Montana, West brought close to the plain people of
♦ ♦
« «
■
-V fra n k a n d tr u th f u l ex-
« n d Mrs. A. C. K e lla r.
Mrs. c u lp rits . \\ hen th e la d s a p p e a re d
yilrginia, Maine, New Jersey and the soli—thus does It finance their
Miss
R
u
th
F
la
c
k
u
s
,
w
ho
w
as
e
n
the District of Columbia.
S to u t an d Mrs. K e lla r a re cous it is a lle g ed th ey began to d e m
hum ble h u sb a n d ry —an d th u s h a s p o sitio n o f th e d a ily lives o f
te re d as a c o n te s ta n t in th e b e a u
The same sltuaton is true of the i t fe lt th e need of re c ru itin g its
olish
th
e
vines,
a
few
sh
o
ts
w
ere
in s.
T h e S to u t fam ily re p o rt
ty c o n te st to se le c t M iss P o rtla n d younger men, particularly In the
officers from am ong m en fam iliar i th e fam o u s film s ta r s , th e ir
th e m s e lv e s
im m en sely
pleased fired in to th e a ir to s c a re them
w ho w ill go to A tla n tic C ity, G a., banks. This reflects more than
____ and sy m p a th e tic w ith local con j c a re e rs in th e stu d io , th e ir
w ith A sh lan d c lim a te am i sc en aw ay. Tlie q u a rf e t, he say s b e
T w e n ty P a ll St vies in
to c o m p ete a g a in s t th e pick ed
« ‘c a ttra c tio n of th e big d itio n s—ab le to visualize th e needs
e ry .
cam e bellicose a n d th re a te n e d vio
T ric o sh a m ,
C an to n
city
for
ambitious
young
men.
It
b e a u tie s from m an y o th e r c itie s
of th e people th e re and pass sound B b so rb in g J o v e a lla ir s , th e ir
B o u g h t at sp ecial eu«|
lence to th e m en. T h en one of
Is
the
result
of
the
definite
pur
ju d g m e n t on th e c re d it fa c to rs In
of th e n a tio n as th e m o st b e a u
ol th e seaso n p ric e s an«l <'i(*pe am i S a tin C rep e
G o to F a lls —
th e boys receiv ed th e c h a rg e of
g a y a c tiv itie s iu h a p p y Hoi
pose of New York banking to equip volved.
tifu l g irl in A m erica.
g o in g out th e sa m e wav. am i in \\ ool m a te ria ls .
itself to perform most effectively
A dam B iegel an d C h e ster B u sh sh o t.
I t la due to th e conditions th u s I y w ood.
In it s c o n te s t, th e O reg o n ian its work for all the nation.
“ C h u b " S te w a rt a n d h a y H icks
n e ll le ft th is a fte rn o o n fo r K la
p ictu red th a t am ong th e officers of
is n o t lim itin g i t ’s c o n te s ta n ts to
X brief description of the mechan New Y ork’s b a n k s will he found R u p e rt H u g h es lias b ro u g h t
A n o th e r L o t Of
m a th F a lls , w h e re th ey in te n d sp e n t T h u rs d a y n ig h t m e d ita tin g
P o rtla n d , a lth o u g h th e w in n e r ism of the nation’s banking system re p re s e n ta tiv e s from a ll p a rts of
to w ork th e re s t of th e su m m e r, over tlie a ffa ir a n d , F rid a y G ates
to th e
will b e a r th e title of “ Miss P o r t will make this clear. Many of the th e nation. T hey a re the d eleg ates h is la m o u s novel
r e tu r n in g to in th e fall.
and Jo h n S te w a rt w ere a rre s te d .
J
New York banks are bankers* of th e people a t the b usiness cap
la n d ” a t A tla n tic C ity,
sc
ree
n
w
ith
all
th
e
a
ctio
n
O w ing to th e ir y o u th th e y w ere
K a y se r g lo v es, s tr a p
A lth o u g h h u n d re d s of c o n te s banks. They are great reservoirs ital.
SI eev eless am i
R e tu r n s to A g er__
freed on $25 bail by J u d g e E. F.
a
n
d
ro
m
an
c
e
o
f
th
e
o
rig
in
a
l
w
rist a n d 12 b u tto n
ta n ts have e n te re d in th e ra c e , I
C oat S ty le s
Tom G ospo re tu r n e d y e s te r L ennon.
len
g th , a ttr a c tiv e sty le s
only th o se w ho a re c o n sid e re d to
w ork th a t s ta r tle d A m e ric a
Q u e stio n in g rev e a le d th a t it
d a y m o rn in g to A ger, C a lifo rn ia ,
T h e boys, a ll of w hom a re
h av e a fa ir c h a n ce to w in h a v e
$ 4 .4 5 to $ 8 .5 0
w as M r. L e a rn in g 's p u rse th e boys 1 by its tru th f u ln e s s a n d d a r-
w h e re he is w o rk in g fo r th e C ali a b o u t tlie sam e ag e, sa y th ey
th e ir p ic tu re p rin te d in th e O re
h ad fo u n d a n d it w as re tu r n e d I i^ c r
fo rn ia -O re g o n p o w e r com pany, w ere not m o le stin g th e m elons
g o n ia n . so it is p o ssib le th a t an
to
him . A re w a rd of five d o lla rs
a f te r a » hört v isit in A shland b ut w ere p re p a rin g to go sw im
A sh la n d girl will w e a r th e title
e a ch w as given to th e boys as
w ith frie n d s.
m ing w hen th ey w ere fire d upon. of “ Mias P o r tla n d " a t A tla n tic
le<
a re w a rd .
GOLDWYN presents
C ity.
Mr. L earning h a s been in A sh A RUPERT HUGHES PICTURE
I'roiii K lam ath F alls—
W h ile D iogenes w ith h is lam p
« H ICO MAN FA V O R A B LY
la
n
d fo r som e tim e v isitin g w ith
h a s been s e a rc h in g th e e a r th fo r
D elb ert H aw ley w as in A sh
IM P R E S S E D W ITH CITY G R A T E F U L A R R E S T EN D ED
lo st his
th e p a s t tw o th o u sa n d y e a rs in frie n d s a n d y e s te rd a y
la n d y e s te rd a y from
K la m a th
I h a t one ot th e best a d v e rtis e
GRGY OF DEADLY’ nuM
B( >(xi7T?
! se a rc h . of an h o n e st m an , C. A. p u rse on th e s tre e ts .
O
ZK
j
I*alls on a b u sin e ss v isit, r e tu r n m en t a city can have is i t ’s new s
L earning of P o rtla n d h a s s lip -
in g la te last n ig h t.
H e re p o rts p a p e rs is show n by a le tte r from
SheriIIC| ^ G° H A ug
14
Nlck ped
one
o v e r on him , fo r
business, c o n d itio n s v^-rv good in J. M. B rooks of Chico, C a lifo rn
he BANKS REPLACE FAMED
„ o ,D « gS;
? g ° n d riV e r’ ! h a s fo u n d tw o h o n e st me
OLD PA R IS HOSTELRIES
th e F a lls.
/
ia.
a n d p o litic a l c a m p a ig n e r, is s till r a th e r , boys, a n d b o th of
th em
T he le tte r w as to re n d e r his s u b
P A R IS , A ug. 13.— W ith in th e
th a n k g u l t h a t tw o policem en a r- ' in A sh la n d .
H e re on R iisiiiess—
la s t tw o y e a rs b a n k in g in s titu
sc rip tio n to T id in g s, b u t in it he
m a th in S ofia.
A ccording to
tr ith
G eorge S m ith , o w n e r of a co m m e n te d very fa v o ra b ly upon
Y e ste rd a y tw o boys, F ra n c is tio n s h a v e u s u rp e d th e lo ca tio n s
in
i
3
Ch3rge
° f b e in g L M o t l e y of H o L a u re l s tr e e t an d
ELEANOR
BOARDMAN,
MAE BUSCH
la rg e g a ra g e and se rv ic e s ta tio n (he d e v e lo p m en t
and
im p ro v e
d r u n k a n d d iso rd e rly . W hen th e R aym ond T u ttle of.J53 A lid a s tre e t fo rm e rly occupied by fo rty m o re
FRANK
MAYO,
RICHARD
DtX
in R o se b u rg passed th e d a y h e re m e n ts b ein g m ade in A sh lan d a n d
o r less fa m o u s P a ris h o tels.
^
"
J
u
s
r
i
m
in
1,1
t
h
*
T
idingS
°
ffice
w
ith
a
“
“
—
“
W
r
itte
n
and
d
ir
e
c
te
d
by
y e s te rd a y
tra n s a c tin g
b u sin ess th e valley in g e n e ra l, a s b ro u g h t
A n A m e ric an e s ta b lis h m e n t,
I w in t t
H o n o r. L p u rse th e y Had fo u n d , a n d w h ich th e B a n k e rs ’
R U P E R T JIUGHES
w ith se rv ic e an d a ccesso ry firm s to him by th e T idings.
T r u s t C om pany,
I
w
a
n
t
to
th
a
n
k
th
e
s
e
tw
o
d
ic
k
s
c
o
n
ta
in
e
d
$40
in
c
u
rre
n
c
y
,
be-
o f A sh la n d .
Mr. B ro o k s d e c la re d th a t solid
to o k o v e r th e p ro p e rty of th e H o A G O L D W Y N PICTURE
fo r p in c h in g m e ju s t w h en th e y sid e s som e v a lu a b le
A X -I cm . i
p a p e rs an d te l B risto l, on
| im p ro v e m e n ts, such as th e ad d ed
th e P la ce V en
d
id
.
I
f
I
h
a
d
h
a
d
d
r
u
n
k
a
n
y
c
a
rd
s,
B a c k fro m R o se b u rg —
p a y ro lls A sh la n d h a s g a in e d in
dôm e.
O th e r h o te ls w hich d is
—a lso —
T he Autum n
J a s p e r M orris, re tu rn e d to A sh- ¡ th e p a st y e a r a r e th e m o st fav o r- m o re of t h a t T N T I'd be d e a d .”
T h e boys w a n te d .tn a d v e rtis e a p p e a re d in c lu d e d th e fo llo w in g :
P ictorial
W h en th e policem en fo u n d him m e n t te llin g of th e fin d ru n in
Fashion
lan d re c e n tly from
R o se b u rg , 'a b le .b u t th a t’ th e P a r k is e v id e n t
Topics
of
the
Day
E
d
w
a
rd
V
II.,
B
ellev
u
e,
E
lysee-
and H om e
"W h o o p ee!
B ooks
where he was employed by th e iy p lay in g a la rg e p a r t in in cre as- h e w as y e lp in g :
to d a y s T id in g s, a n d th is m o rn in g P a la c e , M adison, R oyal P a la c e ,
Journal
I m g o in g to open up a c h u rc h . M r. L earn in g cam e in to a d v e rtis e
Are Here
—a n d —
C a lifo rn ia -O re g o n
P o w er com - ing th e p ro s p e rity of th e city.
M
o
n
ta
n
a
,
R
o
ssin
i,
M
arlb
o
ro
u
g
h
P
atterns
T hey s u r e do m a k e m o n ey .”
f o r th e lo stt^ iu rse .
a n d C a stig lio n e .
TES
THE CURRENCY?
STEELHEADS BLOCK
• >
E’ l a i i »•
i
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CO-OPERATIVE FARM
MARKETING NOTES
NATION REPRESENTED AT FINANCE CAPITAL
AFTER WATER MELONS
August Dollar
“.X £
Bargains All This Week
Summer Clearance
SALE
BEAUTY CONTEST
STILL GOING ON
Fi ne new wash New Silk Dresses
1). ess just arrivici
Pretty
Sweaters
Chamoisette
Gloves
Wc to $2.00
t Yorn- New Goat Early
IIow often have you been disappointed
that you did not get “that eoat” he-
cause you thought it might be here lat
er. Some selections have already been
made, but you now have your choice,
the most complete August showing of
coals that we have ever bad.
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