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A shland
A SH LA N D D A ILY T ID IN G S
(Established in 187«)
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
Bert R. Greer ...... ......... ........................................... ............................ E ditor
George Madden G re e n .................................................. ..Business Manager
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER ...................................... ...... ”..........Telephone 39
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter
p A ttf
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Tuesday, August 5, 1024
often accepted belief, the farm er is digging him self out of speaking of the m atter this m o rn W ant a reliable kidney remedy?
jtlle llole- He is doing this, largely thro u g h his own efforts, ing Riddle said:
Don’t have to look far. Use
“
It
is
tru
e
th
a
t
I
refused
to
re
w
hat
Ashland people recommend.
and will continue to do it even if it “ takes all sum m er.”
sign
my
position
because
in
so
do
Every
street in Ashland has its]
■The N a tio n ’s Business.
ing I would acknowledge th at I
had done something wrong, which
iUUUj>
u n iv n iv em
iu bered
u v ic u g graves
r a v e s a are
re
Think how m
any unrem
filled is not the case. However, I am
w ith men who once were called im p o rtan t citizens.
re»dv to surrender the m anage
ment of the home to my succes
sor
and assist in any way pos
P o v erty has its com pensations. A poor m an can run sible.”
on a tire fo r a m onth th a t w ouldn’t la st a rich m an five
W illiam H endershott, prom in
miles.
ent in G. A. R. circles in Oregon
and a resident of Portland, was
named
successor to Riddle.
The quickest w ay to win a m a n ’s respect is to let him
THE JOHNSON MOTOR
case«.
H ere's one Ashland m an’s ex-|
perience.
Let E. Carlon, 159 Helman St.,
tell it.. He says: “ I used Doan's I
Pills for attacks of kidney trouble. )
Subscription Price, Delivered in City
My back was so weak and lame i
One M o n th .......
I could hardly stoop to lift any- j
Three Months
thing and I felt dull and run
Six M onths.......
One Year ....... ..
down. The action of my kidneys
By Mail and Rural Routes:
was irregular, too, but Doan's
One Month
I .65 know you thin k he is a wonder.
P
i’.ls soon fixed me up in good
C lassified ads bring resalís.
Three M&nths .........................................................................’__1.95
shape. The aches and pains left
Six Months
3.50
and
I felt better In every way.’’ !
CARELESSNESS
IS
BLAMED
One Year
6.50
Price 60c at all dealers. Don’t
FOR KLAMATH FIRES Every S treet In Ashland Has is
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
Sharp, of the Proof T hat
simply ask for kidney remedy — '
KLAMATH FLALLS, August 4
Single insertion, per inch ............................................................ | .80
Kidney
Sufferers
Seek
get
Doan’s Pills— the same that I
— Two squads of fire-fighters sent
Yearly Contracts:
Backache?
Kidneys
weak?
One insertion a week .....................................................................
.27
Mr. Carlon had. Forter-M ilburn
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 4.— De from here at noon W ednesday
Two insertions a week ......................... ............. ...........................
,25
Distressed w ith urinary ills? Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
finite signs of returning confi have failed to check the fierce
Bally insertion ..........................................................................................20
dence of industrial leaders In the b aze on the slopes of Aspen
Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
near fu tu re is to be seen in Ohio M ountain in proxim ity to heavy
F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................ _.............................. 3 .10
steel
and iron centers now th a t stands of yellow pine.
Each subsequent Insertion, 8 point line.....................................
.05
Card of T h a n k s ___—_______
...
__r. , __’
both m ajor political conventions
A fire startin g at noon T hurs
1.00
Obituaries, per line....... _ ......................................... .....
.02% J aQd their clouds of uncertainty day destroyed a house and other
are out of the way.
buildings on
the
McCornack
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
Im
m
ediately
after
the
Demo
here,
and
last
night
was
burning
“ All future events, where an admission charge is made or a
collection taken in Advertising.
cratic N ational Convention a t New beyond control in heavy timber.
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
York adjourned the announce
Cam pers’ carlessness is blamed
ment was made th a t the Labelle fo r” both blazes.
DONATIONS
No donations to charities or otherwise will me made in advertls- Iron W orks, a t Steubenville, idle
I X s r ,ob printing— our contributions will be in cash.
for several weeks, would resume ACCUSED SALVATION
operations. Besides the positive
ARMY MAN GETS BAIL
AUGUST 5
effect
the
reopening
of
this
huge
KLAMATH
FALLS, August 4 i
IS NOT THIS THE FAST th a t I have chosen? to loose th e bauds
of wickedness, to undo the heavy burdens, and to let the oppressed plant had on the industry itself, — Captain A lbert E. Hill, local '
several thousand men were given Salvation Army commandant, is
go free, and th a t ye break every yoke?— Isaiah 58:6.
employment.
1 a t liberty under $1,000 bail pend
W
ith
three
big
mills
in
the
ing his hearing in the justice
‘PROGRESS” IS THE WATCHWORD
Stenbenville district alone busy, court on a statu to ry charge. He
As the m onths of 1924 roll by and are review ed it the industrial leaders of the area
was arrested W ednesday in Ash
is ap p aren t th a t the y ear will prove the most eventful are unanimous in adm itting th a t land.
in A shland4 s histo ry from the stan d p o in t of achievem ent the situation has taken on an
and advancem ent. So fa r the y ea r has been fra u g h t w ith encouraging aspect.
RIDDLE DECLINES TO
Reports from Youngstown and
QUIT ROSEBURG POST
events th a t m ake for rap id grow th and advancem ent and
vicinity are equally as optimistic i
a t the close of the tw elve-m onth period we will be able A large independent Youngstown
1 ROSEBURG, Aug. 4. — Corn-
to look back and designate the y e a r as one in which steel concern, which had been in m ander G. W. Riddle of the Ore-
“ p ro g re ss” was tru ly th e w atchw ord.
the m arket for only enough raw gon s ta te Soldiers’ home here re
Two events of significance occurred early in the m aterials to barely keep the plant moved from office, effective Aug-
y ea r and both were disposed of w ith a view to placing ln operation, announced a few U8t 10, stated today th a t he had
days after the Democrats named ; refused to resign as requested by
A shland in the v an g u ard of the progressive com m unities their
Presidential nominee, th at
of Oregon. The T idings refers to the voting of the bond buying on a much larger scale the state board of control. In
issue prov id in g "fo r $10,000 w orth of im provem ents in would be started a t once.
Certainly thiB particular con
beautiful L itliia j irk and the to u rist auto cam p. The
issue was carried y a decisive vote and as a resu lt the cern is not alone In the return to
heavier purchasing.
Advancing
cam p is m aintainii its p restige as the “ best in the w est.” prices of raw m aterials used in
The second e1 n t th a t m eans extensive developm ent the treatm ent and m anufacture of
and expansion in trad e was th a t of the city n eg o tiatin g a iron and steel bear m ute evidence
ty tlie\
co n tract w ith the T alent irrig atio n d istric t fo r the p u r that active buying again is in pro- j
chase of 600 acre feet of w ater annually fo r use w ithin the gress over a wide area.
Dealers in scrap, ore, spelter, I
city lim its, and which m ade possible the developm ent and ferro-m anganese and numerous
construction of the E m ig ran t creek u n it and the reclaim other ingredients essential to steel
B C R N A R .fi
ing of the lands in Bellview d istrict. The bringing of and Iron making, confirm reports
M ACFADOEN k
w ate r to Bellview m eans the ad d itio n of 2000 acres of of increased sales activity.
The scrap m arket, regarded a ,
the finest ag ricu ltu ral and fru it lands in the N orthw est good
indicator of the tone of the! iUF°the ThUd
° f ^ e^P’
Wins Race!
Sunday, at The Lake of the Woods, the row-
boat equipped with a Johnson motor easily
defeated the other rowboats, equipped with
different motors in an exciting race. This
race demonstrated the Johnson’s superior
pulling power.
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Is the wood-shed cluttered up with
equipment which has a value to
A. C. Nininger, Sport Goods
somebody, but is worthless to you?
Corner Main and Pioneer, Ashland.
Is the store-room or attic filled with
articles which are not in use?
T tílh
'Hints
Father of
Physical
C uïture
to our resources.
Then followed the hotel project, which w ithin less
Mian a y ear will provide A shland w ith a m odem , to u rist
hotel th a t will stan d as a m onum ent to the progressive
ness of the men and women of the com m unity, and which
will place the city in an advantageous position as the
to u rist center of southern Oregon. To accom plish this,
the citizens of A shland subscribed the en tire sum re
quired to build the stru ctu re.
Follow ing close upon the successful cam paign to f i
nance the new hotel, came the box facto ry project, and
let it be said to the credit of the progressive men and
women of the com m unity th a t again they proved th eir
real w orth and revealed th e ir fa ith in th e ir com m unity
and its fu tu re when they subscribed $20,000 of stock to
insure th a t industry. The possibilities tor be opened up
by the com ing of the box facto ry are alm ost w ithout lim it,
and bring assurance th a t the tim ber resources trib u ta ry
here will be developed and m anufactured into lum ber
products a t local plants.
The developm ent of the shale oil fields by the H a rt
m an Syndicate has attain ed wide proportions and gives
excellent prom ise of developing into an immense industry.
The B lair G ranite Com pany is constantly expanding
and c a rry in g on developm net w ork in opening up m arble
q u arries th a t give prom ise of equalling, if not excelling,
th e finest in the world.
F u rth e r developm ent has been recorded in our
L ith ia springs and th ere is prom ise th a t these will be tu rn
to an asset of g reat value to the com m unity.
The w ork of developing the B arron m ine is under
way, w ith indications of renew ed m ining activ ity all over
the d istrict, and it is a fact th a t ev erything to w hich A sh
land has turned a hand th is y ear has been solved in telli
gently and successfully and the various projects are com
bining into a pow erful force in d riv in g the city and com
m unity ahead. A m omentum has been gained th a t p re
cludes a h a lt in the m arch of progress.
A shland men and women m ay well feel secure in th eir
belief th a t A shland is en terin g the m ost prosperous era
in history.
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GOLD HILL BOYS STEAL
WATERMELONS; IN JAIL
This week Gold Hill boys tried
some of the stunts they had heard
‘.heir fathers tell of, and landed
’n th e county jail for th e ir ad
year purchased a home near here,
had a thriving patch of w ater
melons, but one morning he
found th at not only had some
been swiped, bu t those not fit to
eat had been torn up.
The sheriff was notified, and
landed several of the most prom
inent boys in Gold Hill in jail.
After they were arrested, it was
found th a t some larger boys had
visited the patch later the same
night. The little boys confessed
they had taken some melons, but
said they did not te a r up the
patch.— Gold Hill News.
Radiator Stop Leak
Top Patch Outfits
The Tidings
ed
venture.
Whizzes!
child m bed unless it d e
steel industry because of the im -1 sires to remain there. When a
portant p art th a t product plays in child wants to be up and about
steel m anufacture, has been ad he is probably well enough to be
and even when ill he will us
vancing w ithin the last week or up,
ually recover far more quickly if
so, after experiencing a dull per he is allowed to follow his in
stincts.
iod of three months.
The allopathic idea of keeping
Heavy scrap buying by steel
a child in bed whenever it is ili
producers within the last fort- is absolutely
against
natural
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<A4lIO V Il
44. LUI vll law.
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night points to the doubling of ! and is in many cases a direct cans
the present steel output in Ohio , of death.
mills before very long, it is said. ' When ray children are ill, if
Steel producers, who are known
T riv U eg e ^ H ^ tb v -
to have been operating for some want to go out and play, their
time on a none too encouraging Inclinations arc accepted as suffi-
margin of profit, believe the re -i? ® “,4 ®vi^ nf e ,ot their Physical
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'needs at that time. Human tn-
vival of business activity will re- BtiQCt3 are usually a g00d gui“
suit lu somewhat higher steel , They are especially so in infant or
prices.
j child life. Therefore do not mako
Keen competition among the
lieJ n ^ed if he does n ot
,
want to, and thus invite serious
sm aller concerns has forced prices complications.
Being “up and
down in seme instances to levels about” stimulates tho life processus
where there is an actual loss in fo such aa extent as to materially
taking orders, but these same in- im ttrin ^ ei^’Co,Umulal:ion of poisonfl
.
. .
lingering in tho system; and these
terests do not hesitate to express poisons are the direct cause of the
the belief th at, in view of recent 1 symptoms associated with prac-
developments, prices soon will be j ticf2!y al* ser*ous ailments.
raised to a point where Justifiable h -a ,thilt / “ ®*rt,ous disturbances of
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¡Health it may be advisable to call
profits will be insured. .
'a physician, th e re a re a few th in g s
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| about nursing or management of
A committee appointed by the a sick chPd that every mother
Ohio Council of Churches Is a t I portant
’
the niOSl lni*
,
„
p o rta n t is th a t ch ild ren usually re
work outlining a program of Sun- >pond quickly to th e p ro p er tre a t-
day rest and play th a t will be coi m en t if given a chance.
T h e re
sistent with proper observance of fore, give no m edicines; learn to
h a n d s off fo r th e g re a te r p a rt
the Sabbath and yet m eet the keep
of th e tim e; allow no unnecessary
needs of the masses of the people. ag g ra v a tio n s to h a ra ss th e really
When its work is completed, the sick child, such as needless passing
com m ittee’s recommendations will th ro u g h o r d istu rb in g of th e room ,
etc. U sually all visiting
be subm itted to all P rotestant noises,
should be taboo.
churches in the State for appro
W a te r should alw ays be con
val, with the idea of these relig venient, fo r a sick child should
The
ious institutions getting togetli- d rin k considerable w ater.
m
o
u
th
should
er on
on certain
certain rorms
forms or
of physical
Dhvsical ' fully each
snouia
be and
cleansed
care
er
mornlng
evonlug
and m ental Sunday recreation.
N ever neglect th e bowels d u rin g
Golf, tennis and baseball may illness, o r a t a n y o th e r tim e.
B edclothing should be ch anged
be approved as not im proper Sun
freq u en tly , b u t w ith o u t d istu rb in g
day recreational games, according th e p atien t. Always have open
to indications.
w indow s, a n d see th a t th e re is a
Leaders of the movement admit cleansing d ra ft of a ir. E x te rn a l’
there will be much controversy h e a t is fre q u e n tly called for, an d
this m ay be applied by m eans of
HELPING THEMSELVES
before the problem finally is Iron h o t w ater bottles, by sa lt bags or
W hile Congress was m aking its gestures to b rin g re ed out, but they are hopeful a by bricks, irons, plates o r stove lids.
lief to A m erican fa' Tiers, A. E. Nelson, of Gonvick, M inne “progressive plan” will resu lt
sota, set about to ncrease bis h erd of d airy cattle and from th eir efforts.
w ith the help of hit good wife increased the m onthly milk
check from less th an $100 to $308.80. H enry H ogem an of
m at C ounty, I om a, was not satisfied in follow ing the
pace set by his neighbors, so he sta rte d raisin g beets.
L a st season beets gave him $120 an acre on 30 acres. W il
liam Molison, an o th er Iow a farm er living a t Malcolm,
form erly fed cattle and raised some w heat, hogs and corn.
H e got out of the beaten path, increased his p o u ltry flock
500 p er cent, now produces tim othy seed, raises some po
tatoes, and has been m aking a p ro fit by going ag ain st the
tid e set by his neighbors. Jo h n D. B rad er, of Oswego,
K ansas, rented out th ree-q u arters of his land in 1921 and
has since. He is giving his tim e to d airy cattle and p oultry
on a sm aller area. R etu rn s last season above feed fo r 17
cows and 350 hens were approxim ately $2,600. Two chil
dren are in high school, his farm is p aid fo r w here fifteen
y ears ago he was a renter, and he is president of a bank.
“ The cow, the sow and the hen did i t . ”
W h a t can be said of these fan n ers, could easily be
said of scores of others, both in the surveyed area and
in every county w here common sense d ictates th a t changes
in crop p ro g ram s should he made. A g ricu ltu re is sick;
th a t is conceded. B ut co n trary to the ill-advised and too
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