Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, July 22, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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Tuesday, July 22, 1024
A SH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G § in interest charges.
quite a bit of excitement d u a ls 'o v e r the “W hiskey Hills” which investigate c if a r t akf
A dinner at tha Thompson ranch
these playful exhibitions of In- m aterially shortened our road t o '
AS WATER SUPPLY will be one of the features of the
dian temper. They had quite a the crossing of Snake river. These
occasion.
bunch of beaver skins and I w - r e
rolling hills, splendidly
SALEM, July 22. — Governor
The caravan is due to arrive in
bought two fine ones that 1 sent i clothed with bunch grass th at
home to my m other in Illinois suited our needs. About twenty Pierce announced today that he Salem at 10 A. M. and will later
proceed to the penitentiary where
after we reached Boise City.
miles along this trail we came to would make the trip to Clear
the visitors will have an oppor-
Lake,
Lane
county,
July
31,
for
Snake River
; “ Old Camp Lyons” , another aban-
Tlie
Jordan
river
emptied
into
doned frontier post. This post the purpose of investigating the ,u n ity to see the state flax piant
a t th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffice as Second C lass Mail M atter tb n
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!?
V ‘rie C tl>
feasibility of obtaining w ater
operation. They will then in-
tne general public does not benefit, but indirectly it bene- the Owyhee ju st above our cros-
from
th
at
lake
for
municipal
sup-
lsPect
many of the flax fields in
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on
Page
Four)
ilia
onft
4-1
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sing. About tw enty miles above
Subscription P rice, D elivered in City
tits
from
anything
that
economic
saving.
ply.
Sam
A.
Kozer,
secretary
of
vicinity
of Salem. Two pat-
—
.
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One M onth___
the mouth, in Jordan valley was
$ .«5
state,
and
Jefferson
Myers,
state
i
f'nted
flax
pullers
recently pur-
Throe Months
1.95
an im portant mining camp nam ­
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3 75
treasurer,
also
will
be-
members
I
abased
in
Canada
will
he in oper-
The less a man knows the more often lie delights in ed Silver City. About Silver City
One Year
of
the
party.
ation
for
the
benefit
of
the visi-
7-6# i springing an occasional Latin phrase.
wc were told th a t there was
B y M ail and R ural R ou tes:
The investigators also will in- to rs-
u
» e iu
o m n ..........................................................................................
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One
Mouth
quite a settlem ent of farm ers and
elude
Mayor Giesy of Salem, mem- j
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Ask
any
man
who
is
wearing
Three Months ................................................. .....................................
< 95
th at they were building up an
In
this
day
they
are
fortunate
parents
who
can
asso­
W. L. Douglas shoes and he
Sfec M o n th s..........................................................„ ..........................................'
3 50
bers of the city council, and of­
im portant settlem ent. We travel­
One Year ............................
ficials from Lane, Linn, Benton CAVEMEN FROLIC AT
6.50 ciate with their children a sufficient length of time to ed up the Jordan for a few miles will tell you they wear better
and longer.
FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC
and Lincoln counties.
absorb a little culture.
and turned to the left by a trail
DISPLAY ADVERTISING R A TES:
Should it be determined to go
Single insertion , per inch .................................................................
$ .30
GRANTS PASS, July 22.— The
Y early C ontracts:
ahead with the project it is like­
Still, we don’t see that a long skirt in combination,
«Re insertion a week .....................................................................
.2 7 3
ly that Clear Lake will provide Cavemen, 100 strong, enjoyed
Pvo insertions a w e e k ........................................ .25
with bobbed hair is any more incongruous than a fat, bald i
w ater for Eugene, Albany, Cor- their first annual picnic over Sat­
D aily in sertion ..........................................................................
_
20
headed man in golf pants.
I vallis, Salem and a nuiffber of urday and Sunday* A picnic din­
R ates for Legal and Miscellaneous A d vertising
• other towns and cities in the ner where fifty chickens were
insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. $ .10
I
W illam ette valley.
eaten, songs by the Cavemen
05
subsequent insertion, 8 point line.......................
There
will
always
be
one
outstanding
issue
between
quartette and radio music were
1.00
<&rd of T hank s......-
___ . . . .
outstanding features.
.02% the Republicans and Democrats during the presidential j
OMtttnries, per line...............................................
FLAX GROWERS TO
Several rounds of ‘‘barnyard
campaign
as
to
which
party
La
Follette
will
draw
the!
W H AT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
GATHER AT SALEM
golf,” or horseshoes, and a w rest­
‘All future events, where an admission charge is made or a most votes from.
collection taken in Advertising.
SALEM, July 22. — Between ling match in an irrigation canal
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
were staged.
50 and 75 Portland and W ash­
.
DONATIONS
ington men interested in the flax
No donations to charities or otherwise will me made in advertis-
industry will he guests here next
W haling vessel captured 60
la g or x>b printing— our contributions will be in cash.
Friday of P. E. Thompson and whales the last two months off
the Salem cham ber of commerce, the coast of Coos countv.
JULY 22
BUT NOW IS CHRIST RISEN FROM THE DEAD and become
Being a series of Interesting articles dealing w ith early day-
the first fruits of them th a t slept.— 1 Corinthians 15:20. -
events and pioneer men and women who made history and
If you really want to
builded for succeeding generations.
(Established in 187«)
This is no mean consideration, and gives the coast
• to coast day and night service an added value. Trans-
P ub lish ed E very E v en in g E xcept Sunday by
i actions among the eleven federal reserve banks scattered
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
_____________ throughout the country necessarily were long, when these
Bert R Dryer,
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ditor transactions were accomplished through the regular mail
George Madden Green
Green ....................................................
.
.......................... .Business
Business Manager
Manager,channels. In cutting down the delivery time of bank
W earing Q ualities
OVERLAND
Shoe Shop
K
D O N ’T
“Kid” Yourself
For Your
Protection
In te restin g R em iniscences By A
S o u th ern O regon P io n eer
A bout C arrying
Y our Own F ire
P rotection
(B y C. B .
STIMULATES BUYING
The AVoodla 1, California, Democrat says that the
merchant who de des not to advertise when business is
C hapter Nine
W
e
Camp
in W illow Creek Can-
dull reminds it o the hen that quits scratching because
yon,
Carve
Onr N am es on th e
there was a scarcity o f worms.
Sand-stone C liff and
F igh t
When the fanners’ fields are dry and crops are short
M osquito’s.
they don’t put their farming implements in the shed and
sit down in the shade of the barn in idleness, saying there
On July 12, 1872, we camped
is no use cultivating a crop that can’t thrive without in Willow Creek canyon where an
moisture. On the contrary they continue to stir the soil, expansion furnished us with
realizing by experience that such a method raises mois­ abundance of grass and w ater.
ture from the lower depths through capillary attraction. The stream is the outlet for the
“wells” th at we passed. On the
The surface of a local situation may look as if there east
side of the canyon was a
was no trade to he had, but the same principal applies sandstone cliff, perhaps fifty feet
to advertising as applies to cultivation. Always there high. The stone was soft and
are people in every community who have money. They many names had been carved in
may not l>oast or make much show of it, hut they have F it. On exam ination of these in­
it, more or less, and when they see things for sale that scriptions we discovered th a t a
seem favorably priced, and which they need or like, they [ ^
”2 of volunteer;
SX
( w-
«n 1866 and many
names were of residents of Rogue
Advertising, on a dry surface, is equivalent to plow­ River valley, who had volunteer­
ing dry ground. Plowing attracts moisture and adver­ ed to guard the frontier during
tising makes business. Advertising, moreover, is not the Civil W ar on account of the
regular troops who w ere guard­
merely the solicitation of patronage from those who are ing
the outposts, being called to
ready to buy. It is to promote, stimulate and develop the service in the arm ies' of the
buying.
• North. Many of the men whose
If the people in this country would do SO, they could names were carved were known
reduce their scale of living to the level of Russian peas-!to Walrad> M-vers and Cardwell,
ants in the obscure Russian provinces. They could, if! ET“'a,i"B ,h'
?L,hc“
they had to or wished to, come down to the fundamental > carved our names above them,
bread and water, the grass skirt and tl|p thatched h u t! The camp would have been a very
i pleasant one .............
had it not been for
of the aboriginal Hawaiian.
the
mosquitos.
Before coming
B lit
enterprising populations prefer improving
the coast I had spent some time
standards ot living, and these standards impel increased to
along th e Mississippi and Misouri
production, increased comforts and increased activities all rivers, which were supposed to
around. Advertising builds in that direction, nationally rival any portion of the world in
and loeallv.
the abundance and viciousness of
W ATSON)
over to direct and assist in driv­
ing the band into the river a little
below the ferry where the banks
were suited to entry and exit.
The w ater was muddy from min­
ing th at was carried on at the
mines near Silver City. Idaho.
We drove them in and watched
them swim the tu rb u len t stream .
We then put our saddle horses
and the bell m are on the ferry
boat and unpacked the mules,
tried to drive them in with the
hand. They refused to leave the
hell m are and cavorted up and
down the bank. The ferrym en
w*ere particularly active in trying
to get the mules into the swim­
ming w ater after the band, even
after we had urged them to let
the mules alone, assuring th e n
th a t they would cross after v, ?
got over. We could not under­
stand why the ferrym en should
he so much more anxious about
the mules than we were. Finally
they give it up and started the
ferry across. The mujes tore up
and down the bank, braying as
mules know how, until we neared
the opposite bank, when they
plunged in after the boat and
trotted all the way across the
river; the w ater not being more
than mid-side to them. This was
a dead give-away to the ferry-
men Tliey knew th at there was
no need of ferrying but were anx­
ious th a t we should not discover
the fact. They sheepishly charg­
ed us eight dollars for ferrying us
over. Phillips smilingly paid it
and we then engaged them in
conversation about th eir experi­
ences here. They were trapping j
and hunting, using the ferry as a ■
kind of side issue to enlarge their j
exchequer. They had a
com-j
fortable cabin and were well sup­
plied with provisions. Their cab­
in was well m arked with bullets
th a t the Indians had from time to
time fired into it. They had had
KNOW about your in­
surance protection, see
Big business men don’t do it,
because they are good business
men. They don’t try to prove
the rule by being the excep­
tion. Unless you are sm arter,
why should you?
The Billings Agency
Good Insui-nnot— Phone 53
E stab lish ed 1883
Westclox Alarms
Spring Bolts
For Every Car
For Every Car
W hy N ot Have
Big Ben ................ $3.50
Baby Ben ............. $3.50
Bunkie .................. $2.75
Sleepmeter ........... $2.00
America ................... $1.50
Mason Tires
UNIVERSAL
Spring Clips
For Every Car
For Every Car
E lectric
RANGE?
Is there any good, sufficient,
plausible reason why you have
to put up with the old house
heating range style of cook­
ing?
Electricity Cool
Cheap, Econom ical
And Universal is a range
steadfast and sure; last a life­
time; fool-proof; bakes accur­
ately wjith a much less cost
than gas, coal, wood or anv
other fuel burning stove.
INGERSOLL WATCHES
$1.75 to $1.50
McNair Brothers
250 Stessi
t
M cQ uary-N orris
Pistons
Com pression Coup-
» lings
For Every Car
For Every Car
Rings
Chains
For Every Car
For Every Car
Be 'a n n g n s
t ire (.overs
For Every Car
For Every Car
S t roi nbe r g Ca r b u re - Copper T ubing
For Every Car
tors— P arts
HPHE Ashland
Electric Supply
For Every Car
!S ? r
\y
LZ
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
TODAY, TOMORROW and THURSDAY
A erom ore E xhaust
Jlorns
llgS
For Every Car
For Every Car
R ing R olls and Lugs
Rin g Gears and
Pinions
‘
For Every Car
For Every Car
a
[tyammount]
Q>idure
M otonieters
For Every Car
A lem ite Service
For Every Car
Spot Lights
For Every Car
License P late Clips
¡"V
For Every Car
0®
Axles
For Every Car
T herm oid
For Every Car
Pep
For Every Car
P etry (Jut O uts
For Every Car
W ater Bags
For Every Car
Food Boxes
For Every Car
A
T ire C arriers
For Every Car
Y 7
Whiz
For Every Car
T homas M eighan
/
K eepsit Spare T ire
, P reserver
- For Every Car
Lincoln Shock A b­
sorbers
For Every Car
Steering c G ear a n d
tic rod bolts and N<‘w Sponges and
Chamois
bushings
IN
PIED PlPERMALQNE"
M cNAIR
For Every Car
K elly T ires
&
For Every Car
pkesen teo by aoolph zukok y JESSE l . lasky
T im ing Gears
and join the merry throng—A lively entertainment
of a Different sort.
For Every Car
For Every Car
Fly J W heel Ring n
Gears
For Every Car
Luggage (Carriers
For Every Car
Rim Service
For Every Car
G ears and P rim ers
For Every Car
Fan B elts
For Every Car
A nd Many O th e r
P arts
For Every Car
YOU W ILL L IK E OUR
SUDDEN SERV ICE
O n the pantxy
shelf
Subscribe for Box Factory Stock
Leedom’s Tire House
BROS
Having reached th e 4 river and C 1923 by The Clinic Laborator- ;
aroused the ferrym en they came ies Co., Cleveland, O.
C lutch Facings
For Every Car
Office Hotel Ashland
HAY FEVER
Ferry m en Exposed
We are rapidly adding new accessories for EVERY (’AIB
If what yon want isn't in this list, we have
it in stock or can order it for von.
C T C T ires
C arter & M ills
mosquitos. h This night. how­
ever, I was led to declare, laid the
JAP DUAL CITIZENSHIP
Mississippi river bottoms in the
The announced intention of the Japanese govern­ shade. The mosquitos were not
ment to modify the dual citizenship system indicates ! so large as I had seen, but for
anew that the kingdom is willing to do its share in re­ ! numbers and viciousness out did
them all. We could not sleep
moving the harriers to amity with the United States.
ithout covering our heads with
The dual citizenship system presented innumerable w
flour sacks, in which case we
difficulties, which were particularly bothersome during risked being smothered. The
the late war. Under it, Japanese born on American soil, sting of these insects left us in
who thus became citizens of the United States, have been welts and fiery splotches where-
obliged to perform military duty in Japan. Particularly ever they touched. Unrested, but
glad to get away, we arose at
on the Pacific coast was the complaint, a just one, often the
break of day and prepared to
heard that American citizens were obliged to serve in move. About th irty of our horses
foreign armies.
were missing and W alrad and I
Complet«« Relief G uaranteed
in 24 H ours Through
With Germany, the so-called Delbrueck law, which, were detailed to look them up
New Discovery
while
H.
F.
and
the
others
said
in its substance, made German citizenship inalienable,
would move the band slowly
caused many difficulties during the war period. By its they
A wonderful new scientific
unitl we caught up. Mosquitos
terms American born ot German parents were prevent­ had torm ented the band so th a t treatm en t has been discovered
ed tram losing their nationality. This, of course, was di­ they could neither eat nor sleep 'Which banishes every single symp­
tom of hay fever— not in weeks I
rectly opposed to he American conception that children and th e proposition was to get or
days— but actually in 24
born in America, egardless of the citizenship status of them out onto the table-land away hours!
from the nests and allow them
This new treatm ent, known as
the parents, were American citizens.
to travel slowly and feed on the Dr. P la tt’s Rinex Prescription, is i
By modifying the dual citizenship system Japan will hunch grass th a t grew plentiful­ the resu lt of 8 years’ intensive
of hay fever, and complete­
remove a stumbling block in the direct path of good feel­ ly among the sage-brush. It was study
ly relieved 1950 of 2000 severe
ing. Prompt action by the Japanese diet will he acclaim­ hut a few miles to where we cases a t the Clinical Laboratories,
woult cross the Owyhee river and Cleveland, Ohio, in one day’s
ed in this country.
they promised to wait, for us there time.
The new discovery is no mere
if we did not catch up sooner.
surface
spray, ointm ent or inhala­
TREASURY STAMPS
H orses Located
tion. No m ere headache or fever
Many persons who found United States savings cer­ Finally after a couple of hours remedy. Positively no narcotics or
tificates sound and remunerative investments will re­ riding we found the stragglers habit forming drugs— no bad a ft­
It goes direct to the
gret the decision, however wise, of the Treasury depart­ and started them after the band. er-effects.
There were signs about to indi underlying cause of hay fever
ment to suspend the sale of all certificates and savings cate, th a t they had been^driven j I k *
° f the
by
absorption of raw protein from
stamps. The decision went into effect July 15.
away, but of this we were not pollons floating in the a!r. R in­
The ifiove was decided upon in view of the condi­ sure. We overhauled the band at ex, taken into the blood through
tion of the money market, which does not warrant the the Owyhee crossing. There was the digestive tract, immediately
this protein. The re­
Treasury department paying four and four and one-half a ferry-boat there kept by two neutralizes
24
trappers at the regular crossing suit is heavenly relief in
per cent for public money when it can go to other domes­ of a road th a t connected Boise hours.
tic markets and get almost 'unlimited amounts as low as city in Idaho with Kelton, Ne­ Why suffer a day longer when C'ome
Rinex is guaranteed to relieve
two per cent, (’all money on the New York exchange fre­ vada, the nearest station on the you
completely?
Simply go to .
quently of late has been quoted as low as that figure. In Pacific railroad. A semi-weekly the drug store and ask for R in *
It cost only $1.00. Take the
tact, the last issue ot certificates floated by the depart­ stage was kept on this line for ex.
the accommodation of the g a rri­ prescription for 24 hours— ju st
ment was obtained at a rate of two and three-quarters son of troops and the people of TRY it. If your hay fever to r­
tures do not entirely disappear in
per cent.
Boise city and valley. Already 24 hours, the druggist will gladly
If the money market tightens up, and the interest a large am ount of mining was be retu rn your money. '
rates increase, it is not unlikely the Treasury department ing carried on in the Boise basin, You can have a 24-hour trial
package Free by m aking a w rit­
will resume the public sale of the paper. Government cer- iin the Jordan valley and in the ten
request to the Clinical Labor­
tincates always will be m demand so long as the govern-; tion was kept up between these atories, Cleveland, Ohio. But you
no risk in buying the $1.00
ment remains OI1 tile stable basis which it is 011 today. Im ines and the mines in Nevada take
package direct from your drug
Besides a lair return on money invested, risk is reduced} by this road. We w ere told th at store, because if the treatm ent
on this paper as near nil as any human agenev can re- four years before our arrival a does not help you in 24 hours, the
duce it.
; bunch of Chinese were massacred druggist will promptly refund
your dollar.
__________________ _ _ _ _ _
on this route by the Indians. They
Rinex is also sold under the
were being taken to Nevada and came money-back guarantee to
THE ECONOMY OF FLYING
attacked and butchered about completely relieve asthm a and
Coincident with the announcement that the air mail where we came into the Kelton catarrh. Be sure to get the gen­
service from coast to coast has flown 2,000,000 miles road and about two miles from uine Dr. P la tt’s Rinex Prescrip­
tion in the air-tight glass flask, i
without a fatality is the statement by the Illinois Bank­ the ferry.
It may be obtained in this city at i
ers’ association that the air service will have saved fed­
eral reserve banks $800,000 by the end of the flying year
LEEDOM ADDS NEW ACCESSORIES
FOR EVERY CAR
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