Ashland daily tidings., June 06, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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A SH LAN D
D A IL Y
T ID IN G S
(Established in 1876)
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THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
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That Mayor Loomis added his presence and famous
smile to the occasion—
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Culture
Good Night, Dad, Sand Man’s Come
T he fo llo w in g is fro m th e pen of Dick P osey, p o et la u r e a te of
s o u th e rn O regon, m an y of w hose p ro d u c tio n s h av e been g e n ­
e ra lly acclaim ed an d a c co rd e d m e rite d re c o g n itio n .
T h is is
o n e of his la te s t poem s.
W hen Lucy was a little thin g
J u s t toddling round, and bed-tim e came,
H er m a would pick h er up and bring
H er to my arm s, lisping my nam e
So drow sily, and she would say,
C uddling close in h er sw eet way,
“ Good night, Dad, sand m a n ’s tom e.”
DONATIONS
No d o n a to n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill be m ad e in a d v e rtis ­
in g o r ,o b p r in tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be in cash .
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GUARDS; ADVANCES NORTH
T h at no m a n ’s wife is safe around the cavem en—
Y R E K A , C alif., J u n e 4.— W ord
T h at on the o th er hand G rants P ass had b etter look
w as receiv ed h e re to d a y t h a t th e
out fo r some of her cavewomen—
fire on M offet C reek, fa n n e d by
tv the
a heavy w ind, had ju m p e d th e
T h at Beth, queen of L ithia, has returned and resum ­
ed h er throne—
o f fire g u a rd s a t se v era l p o in ts a n d , Cressy Says Tanlac Correcf-
T h at they came a little too fast for G. S. B u tle r’s
th ic k ly tim b e re d reg io n .
book and pencil—
Ago And He Is Still Feel­
ing
Fine.
T h at all in all it was a splendid occasion and afforded
JA P PLANE CRASHES
BERNARD
M ACFAODCN
a fittin g cerem ony fo r the dedication of a highw ay which
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grow ing
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w h h a i t t T a n lac does it
and removes forever a b a rrie r th a t has existed between
ngh,
.„d j m ’rs ’.oned o ffic ers and th re e p e tty
up, fo r it
two peoples—
attribute their superior mental effici-
jured when a seaplane crashed at b ro u g h t m e good h e a lth w ith a
Tliat the com pletion of the liighw av adds a n o th e r!ency’ “ part at lea,t’ ,o their ab* Y o k o h u k a , a f te r th e m o to r g ain of 26 lbs. in w eig h t tw o
y e a rs ago and I am still feelin g
.‘orce in the w ork of recovering to O regon the g reat Kla- ¡ X “
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b alk ed .
fine,” is th e tru ly
re m a rk a b le
m ath F alls d i s t r i c t -
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s ta te m e n t of B. C ressy, a w ell-
That the 15 brave pioneers who blazed the first trail ¡passed, insists that his capacity for a « « » » » « « a » » » « » know n e le c tric a l e n g in e e r, 959
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a F o r p ro d u c e rs, did you e v e r a E llis St., San F ran cisco , C alif.
his
light
eating
habits,
and
his
ab­
a try th e T id in g s W a n t A ds? a
em highw ay, were duly honored.
“ P re v io u s to ta k in g T an lac I
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W H E N T H E R IG H T E O U S A R E IN AUTHORITY', T H E P E O P L E
R E JO IC E : BUT W H E N T H E W IC K E D B E A R E T H R U L E , T H E
P E O P L E MOURN.— P ro v e rb s 2 9 :2 .
IT IS SAID OF THE MILE-HIGH CELEBRATION
A nd later, when I lost my wife,
And Babe and I were left alone,
She grasped the sh attered stran d s of life
In her young hands and bravely won
O ur w recked home back to happiness,
Each n ig h t s h e ’d say w ith smile and kiss,
“ Good night, Dad, sand m a n ’s com e.”
stinence from alcohol and stimulants.
The heavy eater is unquestionably
less efficient mentally than the man
who eats just enough to maintain a
minimum body weight and supply the
1 energy for his physical activities.
More particularly the effect of over­
eating upon brain efficiency can be
observed immediately after the eat-
i ing of a heavy meal. In addition to
; the more general effects of over-eat-
! ing we have here the specific effect of
the withdrawal of the blood supply
from the brain to the digestive or­
gans; the result is a lazy or sleepy
feeling.
So important is this effect of the
heavy meal upon the mental efficiency
that it is generally recognized by the
* efficiency experts who deal with high
grade mental workers. One such
efficiency engineer, in handling a
large force of buyers for a firm in
New York, laid down as a first rule
that they should not have lunch be­
fore one o’clock; a second rule was
that they should not do important
business at all on a full stomach. In
this manner he circumvented the
practice of salesmen who were in the
habit of taking his buyers out to
lunch, giving them a good feed and
then, over coffee and cigars while
they were in good humor—in other
| words, robbed of their mental alert-
! ness—putting across a good deal for
the salesman, but a poor deal for the
1 buyer’s house.
The digestion of food itself con­
sumes energy, as it increases the to­
tal activities of the body as measured
by the amount of oxygen consumed,
but these increased activities, unlike
those of exercise, seem to deaden
rather than to stimulate mental ac­
tivity.
The probable best results in mental
as well as physical efficiency would
be a happy medium of nutrition be­
tween the over-eating habits of the
average man, and the half rations
of wartime experimenters.
While there is probably so need,
in ordinary life, of these extreme di­
etetic restrictions, yet unquestionably
light eating habits are essential for
those who wish to prolong their lives
and do superior mental work. It is
equally important for the mental
worker to arrange the proportioning
of his meals so that his chief labors
of the day will not come during those
hours when he is digesting his chief
, food supply for the day.
1 No aPPreciable amount of bulkier
food substances such as ordinary pro-
teins, carbohydrates and fats are con-
cerned in '»rain activity. The brain
! wa*,es
slowests of any organ nr
‘ rii(up
w,fh the exception o uic
booei) ••'•i:in? fasting or starvation
T h at A ndy McCallen held a tig h t rein over the ox
team —
T h a t when someone asked F re d T aylor if he got shot
in the scrap w ith the Indians, he replied: “ No, not even
h alf s h o t” —
T h at despite they are only young birds, th e K lam ath
F a lls Pelicans are a healthy bunch—
Then when she m arried Jo h n , I said,
T h at the band lost a good o p p o rtu n ity to win favor
W hy w aste two p erfectly good homes
w ith th e crowd d u rin g the 45 or 60 m inutes people were
On three of u s ? ” and shook m y head,
w aitin g for the program to begin—
I need her when the sand man com es.”
T h at a t the next highw ay celebration, or any other cela
And when they took th e ir little trip
She kissed me and w ith trem bling lip,
ebration, it will b»' necessary fo r the presiding olficer to be
supplied w ith a »ng, sh e p h erd ’s crook—when they talk
“ Good night, Dad, sand m a n ’s com e.”
too long, use the look—
T h at someoi; has suggested th a t w ith the exception
And now, I ’ve reached m y last n ig h t here,
D e a th ’s hand is on me, th a t I know,
of a very few of the faith fu l M edford did not know a h ig h ­
w ay celebration w as 'being staged—
She has but left me, my own dear,
H er farew ell kiss is on m y brow.
T h at still an o th er fellow says A shland stores closing
“ S ay
sw eetheart, once m ore fo r m e .”
offered M edford an o p p o rtu n ity to cash in on a few to u r­
W ltJl V° ice
choked w ith tears, said she,
is t dollars, and fearin g it would be the only one of the
year, decided to rem ain a t home—
Good—n ig h t—Dad—sand m a n ’s—come. ’
T h at not even the C raters eru p ted —
T h a t Col. Thom pson and “ R osey” Rosenbaum —both
, W ATER PL EN T IFU L
good sports—were there—
WARM SPRING S DAM
T h at Carl Loveland exclaimed, “ W h e re ’s the b a n d ”
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VALE, Or., June
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and they w ere n o t there—
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T h a t K lam ath F alls is to stag e a big Rodeo J u ly 4
g is su e r from lack of
w a te r, th e W arm S p rin g s irrig a -
5 and. 6—
tlo n p ro je c t e n jo y s th e d istin c-
T h at the boys did a good job ad v ertisin g A sh lah d ’s
tlo n of b ein g th e only p ro je c t in
com ing celebration—
I th e w est w ith a s u rp lu s fo r 1924
T he a n n u a l big a u to m o b ile ; As weH as s u p p iyig its ow n d js_
T h a t w hen the first candidate fo r m atrim ony was p re­
sented fo r the inspection of Chief B ig H orn, an A shland be h eld a t th e J a c k s o n C o u n ty ; r „ „ n , ng to r
T ra d e in y o u r old tire s to A sh ­
guy said: “ Gosh, sh e ’s a good looking w om an” —
lan d V u lcan izin g W o rk s fo r new
speedw ay n e a r M edford on J u n e !
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T h at the new highw ay is rich in scenic beauty and 19 a n d 2» T h e re will be liv e ; (urnl8heli (o r th e Ow yl,ee
ones. H o t w e a th e r is com ing so
play safe. One block n o rth of P.
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T h a t the speed cops rendered excellent service and th e n o rth w e s t w ill be d riv e n by
th a t due to tlieir w ork serious accidents were possibly d riv e rs know n fo r th e ir d a rin g W orking in H ilt—
G ra n t Selby h a s gone to H ilt.
prevented —
p e rfp rm a n c e in fo rm e r events.
C al., w h e re he w ill w ork in a box
S o u th e rn O regon a n d n o rth e rn
T h at the sky was the lim it a t the soda pop stan d —
fa c to ry th is su m m e r.
H e la te ly
C
a
lifo rn ia d riv e rs w ill e n te r e le v ­
T h at the sh o rt stretch of road leading from the new
finished h is fre s h m a n
year
at
c a rs a n d th e b a la n c e of th e
highw ay to the celebration grounds afforded a practical en
tw e n ty ra c e c a rs com e fro m B u g -
¡faCific dental college in
dem onstration of the difference between the highw ay ene, P o rtla n d a n d S e a ttle . T h e ° F &n
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an d old wagon road—
m ile a n d an e ig h th speed w ay,
T h at Jim Sew art, of C orvallis, knows a lot of stories w ith its s u p e r-e le v a tio n s, is th e
fa s te s t d ir t tra c k on th e c o a st ■
and how to tell them —
a n d w ill be in p e rfe c t c o n d itio n
T h a t Roy Klein, secretary of the S tate H ighw ay com­ fo r th e m eet.
T h e re w ill be tw o e v e n ts th a t i
mission said th a t if all the autom obiles owned in Oregon
were placed in line, touching each other, th a t they would w ill be d iffe re n t fro m a n y o th e r j
extend from P o rtlan d to the C alifornia line and back to ev er w itn essed on th is speedw ay.
Rugs and
^¡wenson & Peebler
O ne w ill be a back -u p ra c e of o r­
G rants P ass— .
Linoleums
c a rs a n d th e o th e r will be
Furniture Company
T h at the com m itteem en and officers of the cham bers d a in re a ry
ASHLAND FU R N IT U R E
la y ra c e w h e re each p a rtic i-i
B ig g est H om e F u rn is h e rs
of commerce are entitled to cred it fo r the tim e and money p a n t w ill use th re e to u rin g cars.
COMPANY
in A sh lan d
94
N.
Main
spent in behalf of the celebration—
The d riv e r will use each one of
T h a t the highw ay affords a new and unexcelled route th e c a rs fo r a th ir d of th e d is ­
to C rater L ake by w ay of A shland and K lam ath F alls— ta n c e on each lap and th e r e will
T h at the cowboy q u a rte tte sang: “ T h e re ’s a bird be th re e lap s to th e race. In th is
e v e n t no se lf s ta r te r s w ill be p e r­
called the pelican, who can hold m ore in his beak th an his m itte d a n d th e d riv e rs w ill be
helliean—and I d o n ’t see how in the —11 he c a n ” —
com pelled to c ra n k th e ir c a rs a t
T h at the new highw ay is m ore of an asset to A shland each ch an g e. A good p u rse is
being offered fo r each of th ese
than m any of its people realize—
T h at it will tit in nicely w ith the new to u rist hotel— tw o e v e n ts and th ey a re open to
a ll w ho m ig h t w ish to te s t th e ir
T h at a view was afforded of the canal th a t is to carry speed. T he d iffe re n t c o m m u n ities
w ate r to Bellview d istric t—
a re in v ited to h av e th e ir lo ca lity
T hat Profs. Briscoe and F o rsy th e did not kick u p any re p re se n te d w ith an e n tr a n t in
m ore dust than smoe of the others whom we got behind— th e re la y a n d back -u p races.
T hat the spot selected for th e celebration was ideal
in every respect—
T h at a more orderly crow d w as never assem bled in
any land, speaking well fo r the citizenship of the d istricts
You can now obtain stopover priveleges in
represented—
15-day ro u n d trip tickets between practically
all stations in Oregon which are served by
T hat R. A. Booth said th a t our m odern highw ay sys­
S outhem Pacific Lines.
tem will bring more people, added w ealth and low er ta x ­
ation—
T his is a new service which m eans much to
you in added convenience.
T hat good reasons were given fo r opposing any move­
In addition, special weekend ro u n d trip tic k ­
m ent which lias to r its purpose the low ering of the au to ­ EXPERIENCE AND GUARANTEE
mobile license and gasoline tax—
ets from all stations to P o rtlan d are on sale
S a rectal specialist I have yet to treat
the case of Piles that will not give
T hat the last seen of Jo h n F u ller he was looking for
F rid ay s, S atu rd ay s and Sundays, the final re­
way to my non-surgical treatm ent.
his fam ily—and dinner—
tu rn lim it being the follow ing Tuesday.
Hence, my unqualified G UARANI tE
of
CURE
or
FEE
REFUNDED.
T h at Irv in g \ ining never displayed b e tte r judgm ent
T his m akes it m ore th a n every easy to see
My assistants are the most skillful to be
in his life when he assum ed the responsibility of d eclar­ found; my new offices in my own new
the Rose F estival, P o rtlan d , Ju n e 11-13.
ing speakers from K lam ath F alls and A shland down and building, the largest and best equipped;
And, of course, you know how much less it
my own new hotel,which adjoins, is con­
out—
costs
to travel on S outhern P acific tra in s than
venient and comfortable for out o f town
patients
who
come
to
me
from
many
T hat our dear, good friend G rants P ass is planning
it does to go in any other way.
states and Canada for
a big celebration upon the com pletion of the Redwood
rectal and colon treat^
See any agen t for fu ll inform ation
ments.
highw ay—
S e n d to d a y fo r m y F R E E
illu s tra te d b o o k .
T h a t we will all he there—
T h a t the fellow who locked his doors and enjoyed
DEAN, M.D. Inc
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
th e splendid celebration m ade m ore than those who sta v ­
J D , OREGON
G. N. K ram er, Local A gent.
Phone 14 or 43
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ed a t home—
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Of
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iE
Floor
Coverings
L o w R o u n d tr ip
L ocal F a res
A
S o u t h e r n P a c ific
a
a
m e such pain an d sh o rtn e s s of
b re a th th a t I sim ply had to get
o u t of bed an d w alk th e floor.
C o n stip a tio n added to my m isery
and I c o n tin u a lly lost w eight.
“ My first b o ttle of T a n la c m ad e
a decided im p ro v em en t In m y a p ­
p e tite an d g e n e ra l c o n d itio n , so I
c o n tin u e d th e tre a tm e n t u n til th e
good w ork of b rin g in g m e back
to n o rm al h e a lth w as fu lly com ­
pleted . In m y opinion T an lac is
w ith o u t an e q u a l.”
T a n lac is fo r sa le by all good
d ru g g is ts. A ccept no s u b s titu te .
O ver 40 m illion b o ttle s sold.
edTroubles Two Years
T hey a re in ex p en siv e a n d ac-
tiv e. T ry th em .
a
a
a a a a a a a a a a a a a
had suffered ag o n ies
w ith
my
sto m ach fo r a y e a r or m ore. M any
a n ig h t th is in d ig e stio n caused
T an lac V egetable P ills, fo r c o n ­
stip a tio n , m ade and recom m ended
by th e m a n u fa c tu re rs of TANLAC
Farmers Attention
F ly seaso n w ill soon be on.
G et y o u r Shoo F ly a n d E . Z.
Bos. fly s p ra y fo r y o u r cow ’s
th e b e st fly k ille r m ade. G a rd ­
en H ose, a n d
g a rd e n tools,
fen c in g
and
b in d e r tw in e,
m o w ers a n d re p a irs alw ay s on
hand.
PEIL’S CORNER
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
Today and Tomorrow
You will love “ Tiger Rose” !
—a child of the woods, as beautiful as the flow­
er whose name she hears, but as dangerous in
defense as the queen of the jungles.
David Belasco’s famous play has been
transferred to the silver screen with the utmost
fidelity, in this dramatic classic.
“ Now is th e tim e of th e y e a r
w hen a fellow can be too sick
to w ork b u t n o t too sick to go
fis h in g .”
Fishing Tackles
of all descriptions
at
W inchester Store
Simpson’s
Hardware
The
easy uiay
to cook
— wick control
— no fire to lay
— concentrated heat
.David Be»®?
Ju st tu rn up the
wick, touch a match
— and the meal is
started! T h a t’s the
beauty o f Pearl Oil
and a good oil cook'
stove! N o overheat'
ing, nothing to lug.
B u t c o o k sto v e
kerosene must be
highest quality ker'
osene to vaporize
properly and not
corrode metal parts.
So be sure you order
b y n a m e —“ P earl
Chi.” It’s refined and
redefined by a special
Standard O il C om '
pany process to prey
d uce q u ality fuel
especially suited for
th e purpose.
Pearl O il is ecor?
omical, odorless and
good to th e last drop.
ST A N D A R D OIL COMPANY
(California)
CONVALESCENT HOME
F a c in g P a rk
W H ERE TH E SICK GET WELL
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Good C h e e r— Good p ra c tic a l n u rsin g — B est of food.
E v e ry b o d y W elcom e
T e rm s R e a so n a b le
Maternity Dept.
Phone 153
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WISDOM
r p H E difference between the two
* men is th a t the wise man takes
m easures ag ain st trouble, and the
fool thinks th a t trouble will never
come. The w isest way to prepare
yourself for w hatever m ay happen
to your finances is a savings ac­
count w ith this bank.
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
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