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P ite TiW ____________ D A itf ttb ttG S ASHLAND DA ILY T ID IN G S corporations are active in gaining control of the remain- ing tim ber land in the nation, and it is all due to a great Waf? again re-elected in ------- degree because of protection afforded them by the gov 1920, when PresIdent Harding: .ernm ent They asked and they received. NO deaf ears 8W£ ‘ ? e C°untry‘ (E stab lish ed in 1 8 7 0 ) P u b lished E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. Bert R. Greer __________________________________________________ ihTA«ki * ER~ '...... X.... ¿¿,................. ---T e le p h o n e 39 ho toils fioill foil/ o ’cloqjc in die morning to eight o ’clock endor8e woman suffrage, and at night, in the dirt and the SUH, what of h i m f He is a ih r° U^ OUt the long fight for en white horse of another color. His anneal f o r niH aCtment of the nineteenth amend- , .« ¡w ith no response. He is frowned upon by the g o v ^ X T X e U ^ ^ « w e d . t th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffice a s Second Class Mall M atter Bnbscription Price,' D elivered in City ©a« Month Wire« ftz ¥ < One Tear One Month w h ic h u n h e s i t a t i n g l y WM Curtis op 7-50jnever approached that in which lie finds himself. posed, rath er than supported, the « L • ^v-H augen hill was defeated by represent«-1 8Uff? ge amendment- its enact- 1.95 in l G 10T e W ? ° haiI flQm the districts that teem “¿ a de°ald d° clayed a By Mail and R ural Routes: S rM o ^ n t h 8 ..................■ ° M Yaar ................................................ DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Slagl« Insertion, per inch .............................................. Y early C ontracts: One Insertion a week ............................................ Two insertions a week ......................................... S a lly Insertion ............................................................. ” R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A dvertising F irst insertion, per 8 point line ............................................. S ack subsequent Insertion, 8 point line Card of T h a n k s _______________________ háíui-daj, June ?, 1034 i»nt by Pr^esske cppoai- $ « ^IM tuarles, per line.................................. Z C Z : 6.50 stituents are prosperous. What need is there f t ft t t hRepub’ia,n “Wtdr ” ---- S »»natneeci is there tor them to j in his position as “whin” »redd t 1 t a damn about the farmers out west? The the Senate- C urtis was consulted .30 president opposed substitute relief on the grounds that it by farm leaders on a11 legislation would cost the government from a half to a million doll-!rJ deSired in the interest of farm- 25 a year. Would he let the steel industry flip wn b • i s i ers‘ Ry hls aid wheat farm ers try, or the leather indushw h X on fhl ! r ° b‘a,ned 8ub8tan“ *’ S t a n c e , .20 rUDtev hPC-n!,p ? Z th° Verge oi hank-, aad under his leadership the ■goveramenT’ AU 08t of a nnIkon dollars a year to the | pJBOa u ^ Pd n ’ t ! , M , .aS8Rredly no. Again we are remind- L S, T r CurUs was one of t?ie that it makes a big difference whose ox is being- cored ! T eg,slators to stand for de- _____ W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING "All future events, where an admission charge is made or s •oUsetlon taken in Advertising. !fo discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders. DONATIONS Nn donatons to charities or otherwise will be made in advertis in g or ^ob printing— our contributions will be in cash. JUNE 6 FOR THE LORD GOD IS A SUN AND A SHIELD: THE LORD W ILL GIVE GRACE AND GLORY; NO GOOD THING W ILL HE WITHHOLD FROM THEM THAT W A L K UPRIG H TLY __ Psalm 84:11. U eillg gO re(J- velopment of the West. It was his am endm ent th a t secured pas- “ Visit ( ’rater Lake from Ashland,” Wlll make a saep of the Free Homes bill for splendid advertising slogan. Oklahoma, and throughout his career ho fought for Federal aid Kain lias visit,.,J the greater part of Oregon, Let US on reclam ation, irrigation and ag lope that it strikes here before many hours. riculture projects. Curtis has been ever a friend There ought to be a I ^ L ^ T f o r paint in Ash- of the veterans. As long ago as thedeity. <|Uestlon the statement take .a stroll over 1900 he begun a fight for pen sions to Spanish-American veter ans. He was successful, with the A xr -, -------------- - aid of other B aders, and thereaf- A Medford paper states that the Craters participated ter n° member of Con^ ^ « ever ™ ‘¿'e_Sî Unt COntest at «>* Mile-High celebration—iiivisiMe gave more diligent service to the CASHING IN ON THE NEW HIGHWAY veterans. At the close of the as it were. The dedication of the Ashland-Klamath Falls high World W ar he sponsored a bonus way is still fresh in the minds of several hundred people p ------------- hill for the youngest “ veterans” of Ashland and Klamath Falls and proved a splendid h • b rpm one extreme to another—shbrt skirts t<? short and in the long^ series of parlia m entary fights th a t followed he social and impressive event. Now that the highway h a s ' " ' gave his best efforts to the cause been all but completed at a cost exceeding $1,000,000 and of the soldier heroes. Manv its completion has been properly observed it is meet that lvi,, / man- b?colnes an advocate of bobbed hair not Held Many Posts use bocmise Of convint,on hut com pulsion-he has to sa C h e the citizens of the districts connected by the new thorough The Senator has been C h a ir-' fare begin plans to cash in on the investment other than I likes it. man on Rules and member of the I through the regular commercial channels—transporting Finance, A ppropriation, R epubli-1 Have can Steering ad Republican Com- i staple products. re c e n tly l i n i n ' “ 1 ?V’k, Snd t0Uri8t a «‘°'< *n,p m ittee on Committees fo r' many loses ‘ 1S S ” ° Ubie ,08S- Y° ” lose and To the Tidings the most significant thing connected S the with the completion of the highway, outside of the reg ular interchange of products, is that it affords a new It begins to look as though w e’ll all have to resort route to Crater Lake National Park with Ashland as the ' starting point. The route follows a land of scenic beauty to pipes.with spark arresters. that is sure to appeal with more than ordinary force to the visitor and tourist who is so fortunate as to view it For miles it traverses one of the finest bodies of virgin b WUTE— A series of articles o f w inh timber in the world. The giant pines and firs that line wil appear every other day in the Tidings giving tn u ,n„„ __ giving pertinent infor- mation glving bllllles. relative and any to those X V S it on either side are to the Ashland-Klamath Falls higli- way what the Redwoods are to the Redwood districts of democratic nom inations for standard bearers republican and California. They afford a shady lane through which the cool mountain b ezes pass to renew and invigorate the SENATOR ( HARLES CURTIS h’ gave credit for th at to his § traveler Pure, c d mountain water gushes forth at many Tracing his ancestry back to grandm other, the Princess P a p - i H points. The fore s along the route abound in nooks for Pan. It was at a night camp, camping. All about it a landscape of green and as the tribal chieftains who ruled the under K ansas’ purple skies anti tourist and pleasure seeker rolls along the smooth ma virgin country where Kansas la in front of a campfire, th a t the ter flowered into Statehood, Sen- cadam road which leads on and on through the magnifi ator Charles Curtis ik one of the Horsaku aged Indian tho princess told him to ----- ‘ e the ways of the Indians cent forest he will be seized with gratitude for the com few men, with native American for the ways of the white man. munity the state and the nation which afford him the blood in their veins, to gain na W a s P«x>r Bey unexcelled pleasure. A trip over the new road to Crater tional prominence in American Handicapped .by extreme pov politics. Lake will create a lasting impression that will he convev- Child of the frontier, boy joc erty, the youth struggled for an education against frightful odds. ed to others and soon the travelers will he passing along key, train butcher in the days Crater Lakc way °f Asida" d - d made famous by Jesse James, His Indian heritage called him to 1 . e a t thd p re ttn s« and • Pacific Finance Bldg., Lo* A b m P watching for possible additional ■ ea. Cal. J cases in the vinicity of old infec- - ______ tions. for inactive kidneys J The Citizens Emergency Com- i m ittee believe th a t conditions are C itizens' Emergency Committee so much improved that it is no of \\ hen the kindenys are in need a good flushing take Foley Prom pted to This Action by longer necessary for them to Kidney Pills, a diuretic stim ulent Improved Condition carry on a publicity bureau, for the kidneys. They promptly therefore, this will be the last and effectively flush the kidneys. LOS ANGELES. June 5.— T h e , regular daily issue of the B ulle-1 increase t h e ï r 'a a ï v ü / a n d "brì'ng ir» J ‘“ ft d.m inishing num ber • of cases of T tin. pleasant relief. Landon Taylor, Foot and Mouth Disease, and all ! Should circumstances w arrant Dorchester, Iowa, w rites: “ I can of those reported being in old In- further issue of news b u lk tin j truthfully say that Foley Pill» fected areas, leads the authori- others may be sent out later, this are the b e s t’i ever used I had le, to believe th a t the dlae.ee 1. 1» however hardly probable: a n y 'l o t a of trouble w n i my kidneys under control to such an extern, | one wishing special inform ation and liver; I couldn’t lift anything that it is now a m atter of clean- with regard to conditions, can se- my back was so weak. Every iug up the old infected areas. • Cl,re it by writing to the Publicity morning I was dizzy, could hardly - ________________ _ ___________ Departm ent, care of th e State De- walk, but now I feel fine. years. It is said he held more i I:artnieut of Agriculture, 1.028 Sold Everywhere. im portant assignm ents than any other Senator in history. Senator Curtis was m arried in 1884 to Annie E. Baird, and the couple had three children. Mrs. Curtis was an invalid for several THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL years. TT W ! TT UM1.2MC T i FINISHING TODAY The Boncilla Method “TICER ROSE” For all ages- all types Tomorrow and Monday clears the complexion — Re moves blackheads— Closes en larged pores— Rebuilds droop ing tissues— Makes the skin soft and smooth. Refreshing and rejuvenating. Trial package containing Bon cilla R eautifier— Cold ( ream __ Vanishing Cream, and Face Powder. s r U U fB A N D F.'£•’ J with ¿ O W E N MOORE SYD N EY -CUA p LIN SYLVIA DREAMER^ ; 50c McNair Brothers l>rug Store About a flapper who m arried an old du« k on the brink of the grave Full of fun and frolic— and who was too darn mean to “ tum *...... ble .. ” in ■ m ix-ups and fix-ups. Also Pathe News and Near Dublin . S S 5 Er WL l-OSSIBILITIES the rolling prairie, where he struggling lawyer and famous might live in glorious idleness The new highway means an opportunity to greatly prosecuting attorney by turn. Sen while the path to success was bari ator Curtis rose in the face of ^ eStj ge as a tourist eity- I ‘ places ns on a great adversity to a position high red by almost insurm ountable ob Pa „ ith ldad{ord Wltb respect to Crater Lake, for no in the councils of the Republican stacles. Somehow the Indian strain gave way, and he won an longer can that city lay legitimate claim as the gate-way party. education, while riding horses in = to the gem of natural beauty. Ours is a wonderful oppor- On his long upward toil to the frontier races, by selling fru it t o ’a.-t is n7wW n but take advantage of 1‘. and the time fame Curtis preserved a dogged on the very trains th at Jesse to act is now It is necessary that a definite program of determ ination to win— an inspir Jam es looted in his spectacular handed down to him from advertismg the new highway lie formulated and suffi- ation outlaw ry and by working at odds his Indian forebears. His ready cient funds thrown behind it to put it over good humor, his tireless patience and ends in stores. When seven p o rtX “ -aopee r S ei,Bv " h " '' aff° rdS “ ° P' and his unusual parliam entary teen lie started a three-year car ability won him a big niche in eer as a newspaperman on the w ith Klnmnfb p ! h P T By forming a combination the Senate’s hall of fame until, North Topeka Times. U k eN atio n al P a i ? ^ ‘in? 8l°gaa’ “ visit CratCT Spending every spare moment as Republican “whip,” he wield in reading law books, Curtis w a s ^ via Ashland and Klamath F alls” the ed an influence over legislation itted to the bar in 1881, when ' — districts ^ unn7 h ™|,italized t0 ‘he mutual benefit of both second to none except Chief Ex adm only twentyone years old. He aistncts. Another course worthy of consideration is that ecutives of the land. since has been adm itted to prac o f joining Klamath Fails and Medford In a jo” nt ,ro Known to all his intim ates as tice in scores of other courts, in Charlie Curtis, the Kansan has cluding the United States Su ap vert;®‘n« a lo°P triP to the fam ous'park and lake, starting either at Medford and ending at Ashland a host of friends in official life, preme Court. Young Curtis ro s e ! « ¿ ' Z d tThteb 'atter ? 'an WiH da“ ht1eaf ^ “ e even in the camps of political op rapidly in his profession, and in ponents and an influence th at has 1884 when only tw enty-four j greatest good to the greatest number and entail less ov- swayed Presidents of the United years old— he was elected Pros-1 pense on the part of the individual towns. The new high StateB. His outstanding achieve editing A ttorney of Shawnee 0 t o n r is f °TfdMad ? ^ eCt l0° P- Which is «OvantageouTto ^ ments were his successful fights County. for the woman’s suffrage am end Although opposed because of KI»m»;i,I p i n df0'?1 'ran,S ‘° play with us let Ashland and ment, for soldier pensions, for Klamath Falls get into the game. If not, it is op to Ash economy in government, for pro his youth, he soon won the f p - ; == land and Klamath Falls to play together. . tective tariffs and for Federal aid spect of everyone by his vigorous B enforcem ent of the original K a n - O to farm ers. sas dry law. In his first year as One of the Senate’s expert p ar HOPE FOR FARM RELIEF HAS VANISHED liam entarians, Curtis has served prosecutor he indicted, tried and When the house of representatives defeated the Mc- as presiding officer on num erous convicted scores of the “ biggest” men in town, who previously had id v ^ ’tu r n f i" b! ' f " d 3 f6W h°Urs later Pre8ident Cool occasions and once, during 1911, escaped all prosecution because idge turned a deaf car to administration leaders in the he was formally elected president of their affluence and influence. house on the proposal for a substitute, all hope for relief pro tern of the Senate. The youngster soon won his spurs Of Fighting Stock as a trial lawyer until his fame for the agricultural interests of the nation vanished. Con Senator Curtis comes from real gress will adjourn without enacting into law a single fighting stock. His father. Cap spread from one end of the State the other. It was said he measure that guarantees any relief to hard pressed fann- tain Orren A. Curtis, was a Regu to never lost a prohibition case a'!d,i ek8rr'wers' Mortgage foreclosures are being lar Army officer; his grandfather ■while case while prosecuting a t ecorded ,n increasing numbers. Farm ers are deserting was Louis Pappan, a frontiers torney and th a t there were only their fields and moving to the cities to win bread for them man, and his great grand father four acquittals in his four years Louis Gonville, a French pioneer. tenure. f t l T ann tbe‘r taliulles- Of those who are sticking to their Going back further, his great- Sent to Congress mem8 “ t i , " “ S“ T Y - * 7 are able to make both ends great grand father (m aternal) W ith his fame State-wide, C u r - W meet. The agricultral industry of the nation is facine- was Chief W hite Plume, or Wom- tis was elected to the Fifty-third b m t v T i / i T1,%backkbO"e <>f »nr national financial sta parara, “ He who scares all men,” Congress as a Republican. H? ¡U s chief of the Kansa (Kaw) bility is in jeopardy, but despite all this, congress will ad- tribal was reelected seven times, serv- Indians. w b o ™ ^ a ± 7 T * ’ " I 81' ‘° ,he Plaa of tbe «-on'ande iin g continuously in the House n f B I The Senator’s ow,« ii- parents were j Representatives from 1892 until among the earliest settlers of 1907. During his tenure he served B Kansas When he was three a num ber of times as Republican i B tbo ¿«M b?detf dllflcult to reconcile the action, or rather years of age his m other died, and j “whip” of the House, and when ' B ! X “ o th D h ^ h t T ^ a ud the adffiinis‘ration with res the future Senator lived with his in 1907, he was elected to the B W1Uiam i Senate’ he immediately became « pect to the plight of agriculture in America. None dispute S Curtis, a hardy frontiersm an, in ! assistant “ whip” of th a t bodv the d,re situation mto which the industry has been thrown the days when roving tribes still; j 1912 p It s an admitted fact that our farms are the backbone S waged w arfare against the early ' e j ” , . , ? “ ’ ' 1? 11' ' " 6’* 1,18 i r 8 t I B L ater the boy a tte n d e d ' V ' A lth° " eh ’ ’'" " ‘" e the H national prosperity, yet in the light of these facts even- settlers. > > y attended , popular vote for the Senatorial school in Morris Coun-1 „ • senatorial = proposal for assistance was frowned upon and turned a ty, mission Kansas, until, in 1868 it was ! “m’natlon’ he was defeated in = i ^ h ■ ¿ T 1' 3 ht Stee. barT a” d coal m‘ne operators are not raided by the C h e y e ^ e i t ^ facing bankruptcy The manufacturers of clothing and shoes are not in distress. Those who control the V r a r onarket continue to draw satisfactory dividends. Giant T hereafter he lived in Topeka ? Publ c life. He was back Tt wo«, ♦».« a , « i two years la te r’ defeating Senator In T e n e t, a , e° ¡ T " “ " BrlEl° ’ - th e Incumbent, and win- In Topeka th a t Influenced hls, nig easily in the general election. later life, and Senator Curtis free- even though the Republican party S s ■ S \ Where Is Your Tire Money Going? Is it staying with you and your neighbors? Two Tires That Keep Your Money Here: CTC TIRES A Distance Goer The Oregon product of which you should be proud to have on your car—it has been tried and found not wanting in any thing fo r service, quality, Another true and time tried friend of the mo torist, well known for the smiling young lady who sponsors it. mileage price. We know i t ’s good. These two tires alone are worthy of your money, and when you spend it (money) for them you know where your money is, not where it has gone. 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