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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1924)
fcagp Two As&LAVö DAüt Attesi ¡ay, August 12, iftM A S H L A N D D A I L Y T I D I N G S ;* 0 fr°m the NeW York Federal Reserve Bank, and'««8*»** a ©♦ntralised bureaucracy: bition which seeks to climb to me a Bromo-’Seltzer!' ‘‘Make I east Oft* beJa started by th® gut«* Chicago, Bos- i in public office as a public tru st; office through the corrupt use or mine the sam e!” and federal agricultural au th o r ------------------- -- j the Reserve in a government adm inistered money as against the lesser greed ities. The first place to be re ™ A SH L A N D P R m ™ T r o Ibank branches at Pitts^ g h , Cincinnati, Detroit, Balti- “ w ithout fear abroad ’ or favoritism th at robs the mails ELECTRIC STORM PLAYS leased is a place in Alameda a t home. And our pledge will be j Iiaps R eligiou s P rejudice ASRLAND PRATING CO. ¡more and New Orleans ajnount to $24)9£ o , ooo ,0OO. The HAVOC N EA R PR IN EV ILLE county where a ninety-day test the long roll of bénéficient legis- J We have taken occasion to ____ __ B ert r . Greer ..............................................................................................E ditor average daily amount of checks in process of collection lation passed during our of the , premises was completed . . . years reaffirm our belief in the consti- PRINEVILLE 1’ __ • G^rge Madden » m ....................................... Busing, ManagerI between the New York bank and other bank« mentioned of power, and the conduct w ithout j tutional guarautees of religious' W ith 1« fires L i u g A ueust ta extent Saturday. I ..e plan of the authortiies a great | freedom, and to deplore and coe- from ,w„ aCes to l ”o acr" official city paper Oregon ........................................... 39 amounts interest on \ sums «tand.1 or corruption E ntered at th e A shland, P o sto ffice a s Second Class Telephone Mail M atter ^ ^ 1 , . . . t to , $68,438,350. " ’ ’ c „ Saving S a dav’s \ J? co n tem p late. the release of •—---- -----------------------:------------------------ I »ucn as uiese means a real saving. In the list of Re “ T hy v* h l'‘ioe ‘iu r,n ‘ ,he ranches where cases of the dis Subscription P rice, D elivered in City serve hanks and branches we have given above, a few ease were found as fast as the One Month ? .*5 ......... ............................ banks are suffciiently close so that air mail can- Three Months | testing process is completed. 1.95 We shall s tr h e for7lH ues , ha, 7 h , f flih t- another electrical storm threaten. Six Month ' Under the system employed in- onA0“,? 9....................................... 3.76 ‘not effect any material saving. Bpstoii, Philadelphia, W/e snan strive, tor tilings that thinking American must endorse, One Year ing, officials of the Ochoo na i fected premises are first treated look to great ends; for the e d n -1 No disaster th a t the mind can 7-5# ¡Baltimore and Pittsburgh are now listed as “ one day of our youth, not only in picture equals in its hideous pos- tional forest spent a busy Sun i to a thorough disinfect’on, after _ One Month ................................ * .65 availability” by the New York Federal Reserve Bank. cation knowledge gathered from Past elbllities the coming in this coun- day. which a limited num ber of ani _ ................... lOn® daX availability means that a member bank may de- The fires were confined to the mals are turned loose on the = = = — MJ Posite checks for collection in'ilm N ^ l o r k 'b a n C p a ^ u T o ^ seiuhe.pl 7 o ^ X ° Z t£ eK. try °f . . a 8eparati°n One ,. . x °f its citizen west e»d of the forest, being premises to determ ine the safety discordant groups along o„ , he ,.r„ek an(] £ able in any of the four above-mentioned cities and then ! tion of women and children from racial or religious lines. Nothing of complete restocking. DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Kay creek watersheds. A force Single insertion, per inch ............................................................ f .30 drawn against the amount twenty-four hours afterward human greed and »»equal laws; would so utterly destroy our hap of 25 men was aiding the regu Y early Contracts: piness and security at home and The method of operation is that the checks are forward- '°A T pt r h e vention of *hild ,abor Ani. lope to erect ney school One insertion a week ........................................................ lar forest patrol. Most of the .27% ed by mail, but advices as to their collection are sent over X t ° I X T X X ? our dignity and influence abroad fires were in governm ent timber, building. Two insertions a week ........................... .25 Daily insertion ............................................................ W ith C onfidence .20 hut one serious blaze was in the the federal Reserve System’s private wires. Thus the drugs, wp shall conserve all the To A ccepts Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising these things, Mr. Chairman, , . . T .. , »»bling of the Schroeder Lumber F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. $ .10 natural resources of the country ; number of days availability is governed by the time the I pledge myself. In the struggle company on McKay creek. The Each subsequent insertion, 8 point line................... 7 ." ............ 05 ¡mail takes in carrying the checks to the point of collec and prevent the hand of monopo to secure them I invoke the sup Card of T h a n k s ___—___ _____ _ ......... big body of tim ber on Marks ly from closing on them and on port of all patriotic men and wo Don’t Take O bituaries, per line .02% tion. At the present time the following points have an our w ater powers, so th a t our creek, Ochoo creek and Wolf men to whom Country is greater availably of two days: Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, St. children after us shall find this creek owned' by the Ochoo Tim A Chance W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING than party, Honor more sacred All future events, where an admission charge is made or a Louis and Cincinnati. New Orleans and Kansas City have _ still a fair land to ¿well within. than expediency and the Right ber company, in wh’ch R. A. E specially ou your own per COl,e^ OÆ Religions or Benevolent orders > d a £ a v a i I a b d “ y , If by air mail service the a v a il- And to the veterans of our wars, dearer than personal gain or all j Booth is a hejvy stockholder, son in your own car. The ----- ----- -------- ------------- ------- -------j«"«™8“1 oraers. ability of these points is cut down by a day a saving of especially to those who were things else beside. In this spirit i was not in the path of the storm liability you incur against yourself and others is bal No donations to Ch a ritie ™ ? tu ? £ w is e will me made in advertis- • f 0 I1 8 ld e ra h le ,is effected. The daily sum of checks stricken and wounded iq. the I accept your nomination and, re-i and has escaped damage. anced by country’s service and whose con lying upon a Strength th a t is tag or .ob printing— our contributions will be In cash. m process of collection between the New York Reserve fidence IlttS uceu so cruelly and has been reater than my own, I am ready 1 CALIFORNIA RELEASES Bank and the Reserve hanks and branches at Chicago,, corruptly abused, we shall give, g with AVGUST 12 joyful confidence to assume QUARANTINED PREM ISES Raybestos HE THAT K EEPETH HIS MOUTH K EEPETH HIS LIFE Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, Cincinnati, New Orleans in bonor and in honesty, the ’ the leadership you offer me. 0PE N ETH WIDE HIS LIPS SHALL HAVE DES _________________ and Kansas City amount to $16,000,000. A day saved in grateful care they have so justly | TRUCTION.— Prov. 13:3. Silver Edge brake lining on SACRAMENTO, August 12— earned. all brakes. This brake lin the availability of the collection of checks for these Concerning our sentim ents to « K » « « » « « » « » » « The release from quarantine of ing reduces hazards against premises which actually were in points would mean that $16,000,000 of additioal credit had ward labor there is room for « L I T H I A S U D S « you by other drivers who BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE may be taking a chance, been released and 5 per cent on $16,000,000 for a year « By R fected by the foot and mouth dis- neither doubt nor cavil in the A few days ago the Tidings carried an editorial un thoughtlessly or deliberate U Notali There tí would mean $800,000 a year.” light of our past history. The der the above caption which discussed an addition d ly. Raybesto^ many times R t t t t t t t t t t t t n n t t R t t t t right of labor to an adequate is the hair's breadth safety supply of water and electric power for municipal pur wage earned under healthful con marg n. FEVER The man who is right is never left. poses and the need of both. At the present time the city ditions, the right to organize in Howdy! There were over 1,- If ycu can 't “g at aw ay ,” case th e attacks v / t h — order to obtain it and the right persons run over by cars is engaged in making a .surv ey and investigation up Ash File best way to get down to work is early. to bargain f o r 'i t collectively,' iu 1823. Keep out of this census. land creek with a view to determining the feasibility of G through agents and representa- ' --------- Automotive Shop erecting a series of reservoirs for the purpose of augment V A, R o fA u a tives of its own choosing, have ' Tbe th a t the politicians Men who make a big noise seldom make anything else. /Z ' ea rly ing the water supply, which brings to mind the sugges been established after many are w alking around the block tions of many citizens that the city make a thorough years of weary struggle. T h e se ! a ite r m eeting a voter, so th at There is no traffic congestion on the straight and rights are conceded now by all i tbey can shake hands with him investigation and determine beyond any possible doubt narrow path. fairm inded men. They m ust n o t! a Sain> betokens the coming of the best course to pursue. be impaired either by injunction September and the* elections. The tact that available water to further augment A man who says he never kissed a girl before will ! °r by any other device the present supply is limited makes it necessary that no B an k er:— Are you sure you also lie about other things. m / ° AJtI Fanne‘s mistake be made in the plan of development. It is a mat ® To the farm ers of the United are economical. F a rm e r:— Economical! Why, I also we promise not patron ter of such vital importance that all experimenting Staid, old Gold Hill is coming to life. A new traffic States hIf a Printing ( Concern has more was the guy th a t figured it out age but such laws and such ad sliomld be precluded from the very beginning, and the Tid cop theie is making it so tropical for passing motorists th a t if my green watermelons m inistration of the laws as wili ings joins those who urge that it is better to spend a few that it has been necessary for the Oregon State Automo enable them to prosper in th eir didn’t kill the hoys who were thousand dollars n determining the best course to pur bile Association to step into the breach to protect the own right. They are not mendi stealin’ them , they w asn’t no use than one price—if any of its cus sue than to proc d without proper’investigation and be public. cants and, fortunately for all of w astin’ shot gun shells! us, are willing to take the risks compelled to spt d many times that amount in later X - - tomers are given printing for Alonzo, the barber, fooled a th a t attend their all im portant years to rectify Liistakes. Now that John W. Davis has made his speech of ac last night. It can be said to the credit of the present city admin ceptance; which the country has been awaiting for, the calling. They are entitled in re footpad “ Gimme yer w atch!” cried the tu rn to a governm ent genuinely less than what is charged other istration that they are not proceeding hastily in the mat campaign is on. The address of the Democratic candidate interested in thier problems and footpad, waving a young cannon ter of conducting a preliminary examination? The time is is really the signal for the fight, even thought Coolidge keenly desirous to serve them to under Alonzo’s nose.. “ You don’t get it.” quoth Al ripe lor action, and the only suggestion that can be offer and u Follette have hot yet Fearned tliev are' candidates “ "* P<T r ' .T Î e ï ,eel customers—someone pays too onzo. canniaates today, „ore severely perhaps than ed is that the officials determine beyond reasonable doubt for the presidenev “ Why. don’t I? ” • any others, the depressing effect the best course to pursue, and backed by the opinion of “ Because I haven't any.” of discrim inatory taxation. Buy- much.’’ one or more engineers of national repute, proceed to Speaking of the speech of acceptance hy John W, ing in a protected m arket and sell the work of supplying Ashland with an amount of water Davis, the West Virginian polished and gallant as he “ Liza, how come you is dressed ing in a m arket open to the world, and electric power that will meet the demands for manv handled his subjects and his opponents without gloves is, they have been forced to contri in black?” on. bute to the profits of those in “ R astus run a race with de years to come. .other industries with no compen Shasta to de crossin’.” Building for the future must ever he kept in mind if No matter who you are or what the . “ W ell?” seeking different aim s; en tertain sating benefit to themselves. Ashland is to keep to the forefront and if taxpayers are “ It was a tie.” H its T ariff Law ing different views; advocating to get value received for the money expended on publi 1C The exorbitant rates and dis different m easures? The Execu conditions may he, the price for improvements and utilities. “ Well! I ’ll be hanged!” cried crim inatory provisions of the tive proposes adherence to the ex (E sta b lish ed in 1 8 7 6 ) ^ ie Federal Reserve banks of Philadelphia, ------------------------------------ ----------------------------------t o il , Cleveland, St. . Louis, Kansas City, and t IAY DEMOCRATIC L E A D E R HITSREPUBLICANS the m urder when the ju ry fo:. isting W orld Court. The request present tariff law m ust be wiped falls ou dull ears until finally out, and in their place m ust b e 1 WAR ALWAYS THE SAME the leader of his party in the i Wr’tte n ‘ w ab fairness to all and F?iUr hundred Tears a&° Erasmus wrote a letter on (Continued from page 1) “ A ha!” cried Sherlock. ‘ This Senate brings forward, manifest-1 ^avors to none* a statu te design- the strife with verv is.serious. That window is b ro k e tolly ot war and * political _____ _ _ » which . Him ly for obstructive purposes, an ed prim arily to raise revenue for en on both sides!" slight alterations (democratic titles being substituted for ed of corrupt practice in the p ur entirely different scheme. The the support of the government nness ’ and “ patriotic soldiers” being put in the place chase of his senatorial seat; a Executive demands the Mellon bill and framed on a truly competi of hirelings might he mistaken today for a contempor Secretary of the In terio r in re and m embers of his party in both tive basis. We have no hostile Today’s Shortest Story: “ Give turn for bribes granting away the houses of Congress, reg u lar and design toward any legitim ate in aneous “ letter to the editor.” It shows us that the Naval Oil Reserves so necessary dustry; we purpose no action th at change wrought by time is slight and that the world of to the security of the country; insurgent, hasten to reject it. He would te ar down or destroy. But disapproves the A djusted Com- today is little altered from that of the day of Erasmus: a Secretary of the Navy ignorant pensation Act but Congress re we are resolved th a t the laying rn J °ft0? 7 onder wliat it is that urges, I will not say of the spoliation in progress if enacts it by the required two- and collecting of taxes shall re tJinstians, hut men, to such a pitch of madness that they not indifferent to it; an A ttor thirds m ajority. Congress passes main a public and not a private ney-General adm itting bribe-tak a m easure granting to postal em business and th a t monopoly shall j will make every effort, incur any expense and meet the ers to the D epartm ent of Justice, an increase in their meag find no section of the law behind 1 greatest dangers, for their mutual destructions. For m aking them his boon companions ployees er salaries; the President disap which to hide itself. The ra te s, what eise are we doing all our lives hut waging war? We and utilizing the agencies of the proves It. He protests against of the income tax should be fu r are worse than the dumb animals, for among them it is law for purposes of private and the restriction on Japanese immi th er lowered. F o r L aw E nforcem ent only the wild beasts that wage war, and even they do not political vengeance; a Chief of gration; Congress adopts it. tfie Veterans Bureau stealing and To the enforcem ent of the law, P rom ises Em pty tight among themselves, hut with beasts of a different Í helping others to steal the mil I and all the law, we stand definite species, and that with the weapons with which nature has lions in money and supplies pro Four years ago we were prom ly pledged. We shall enforce it Are your « ir and your g ar umished them; not as we do, with machines invented hy vided for the relief of those de ised, a new association of na gs fearlessly against wealth that age insured as well as your home and your factory? tions to be created in order to the art ot the devil, nor for all manner of causes, but fenders of the nation most enti protect endeavors to restrain trade and A few m inutes talk with us and preserve the peace tled to the nation’s g ratitu d e and create monopoly, as against pov may bring you a realization of either in the defense of their young or for food. of the world. No single propos erty th a t counterfeits the cu r the additional protection you ., WA t h i u k anTthing in this world of such value care. Such crimes are too gross al of this sort has yet appeared need to be safe from every rency; as vigorously against am- to be forgotten or forgiven. from any of those who so loudly / l 8n°U?d prov<?ke us to war~ a thing so ruinous, so possible loss. Charges Corruption Insurance w ritten by this hateful, that even when it is most just, no truly good man I charge the Republican Party promised It. W ith the recon- agency is fitted to your espec ■struetion of Europe weighiug can approve of it * * * Add to this the crime which are with this corruption in office, 11 heavily on the world; with ial needs, and means prompt and dependable ideinuity in committed under pretext of war, since ‘amid the din of charge it also with favoritism in American economic life dwarfed case of loss. arms food laws are silent’—how manv robberies, sacri legislation. I do more, I charge and stunted by the interruption it with the grossest form of fav of world commerce; with the ag The advice of this leges, rapes and other disgraceful deeds such as one is oritism which gives to him who ricu ltu ral regions of the W est agency has saved m any ashamed to mention. This corruption of morals must hath, and takes away from him a property ow ner from needs last for many years, even after the war is over. who hath not. The pervert high sinking into bankruptcy because loss. W hy not let us help of the loss of their foreign mar-1 a printing order is the same to you as it is to everybody else at T h e T id in g s PRINT SHOP Are you completely insured? Leedom’s Then, thmk of the expense, so that even if you conquer you still lose far more than you gain—what kingdom in deed could you put against the life and blood of so many Tn T a g UT b/ ingSI * * * What do >rou «W ose the Turks will think of us when they hear of Christian princes taUing out so furiously with one another, and that for a title to empire? Italy is now delivered from the French. M hat has been accomplished hy so much bloodshed, ex- Cept? mi Where th ‘ Gaul ruled before some one else rales now. I he country too, was more flourishing before than 1 Wl11 not g0 niore deePbT into these mat- IIow similar are the questions which the ized world has been asking itself since the World to tiose asked in this letter from Erasmus? --------------------- ----------- ---- AIR MAIL SAVES LARGE SUM IN CHECK COLLECTION fense detested by all honest men; but to use the power of legisla tion purposely to enrich one man or set of men at the expense of others is robbery on a larger scale though done under the forms of law. In the passage of the Fordney-McCumber .Tariff Act imposing the highest rates and duties in the ta riff history of the nation, thefe was an unblushing retu rn to the evil days of rew ard ing party support and political contributions with legislative fa civil vors. War When a reduction in the burden of income taxes could no longer be denied, the country was pre- i sented with the Mellon bill, of- *fered by the A dm inistration to erless spectators, offering to th e ‘ world nothing but private char- j ity and individual advice. D em ocratic P rinciples These are principles by w h ic h 1 the Democratic P arty has been j guided throughout the years— and ! which like the creed of the church ! should be repeated whenever Democrats assemble — a belief in equal rights to all men and spec ial privilege to none; in an ever wider and more equitable d istri bution of the rew ards of toil and industry; in the suppression of private monopoly as a thing in defensible and intolerable; in the largest liberty for every individ ual; in local self-governm ent as Cleveland0 Detiou’ s [ it‘ai,.bet; (een New York> Chicago,^at whei" r me? the t lev eland, Detioit, St. Louis, Cincinnati, New Orleans test of im partial analysis here, W. L. DOUGLAS and Kansas ( lty were reduced one day hy aeroplane m ail' to°’ there aPPeared the motive Shoes service it would mean that $16,000,000 tied up in collee 1 tO fav°r the few po8sessors of lion of checks would be available to the bank« for loan-i ‘hC ",a"i The footwear which is un iversally approved hy mg purposes, according to an editorial in the American i in-rubiiZ rL .n,.«,^, men. 2 anker. . Need I dwell on the picture Expldining the way air mad service would release twelve months pre- OVERLAND additional credit, the editorial say»: )sents: On one 8ide the Executive “ For instance, the total annual check transaetion«! Shoe Shop T IR E SPECIALS/ you, lioo? Billings Agency Real Estate & Real Insurance Estab. 1883_ 41 E. Main St. Phone 211 TODAY - TOMORROW - THURSDAY Barbara La Marr Lew Cody Mae Busch in Robert W. Service’s THE SHOOTING o f DAN MCGREW Picturized by W IN IF R E D D U N N from the immortal poem tn “The Spell of the Yukon” Mason Cord 32x4 ....................... $17.50 Kelly Cords 30x31-2 Published by BARSF. and HOPKINS F A IL U R E To Test The Battery ............$10.60 results in loss of time and h e a v y expense later. Replacements for every car. Bring your ear to us for testing and recharging. EXIDE BATTERIES Leedom’s Tire House Beaver Bloc< for every purpose Murphy Elec. Co. Our Phone 82 Main - P laza Ashland Directed by Supervised by Clarence Badger Arthur H. Sawyer ecThe w o m a r th a t k m e d him a n t i— pinched h it p o ke—utat the la d y t h a t ’e know n as L o a. ”