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ASH LAN D
D A IL Y
T ID IN G S
(Established In 1870)
Published Evefy Evening Except Snnday by
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
a J', September j , 102-Í
By the rude tub that held the flood,
J heir gas by helpers’ wheezes whirled,
Here once the embottled mixers stood,
And corked the drinks drunk round the world.
Bert R. Greer
George Madden Green
"UZfZUUZYUZ......... Busïnësa'MaTaKeÎ • N° heartier welcome could be extended to a new bus-
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anagtr; mess venture than The Daily Tidings hastens to give to
OFFICIAL CITY P A P E R .......... ...
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon Post office as Second
<>nd cia«» Mail M atter * r ‘ an<^ j ^ rs- C. L. Lane, who have already taken posses
sion oi the store formerly owned and operated by the
On* Month
Subscription Price, Delivered In City
late Mayor C. L. Loomis.
£ FUSESI
TO
BI RECENT 0 fi D ERS
in W ashington has ju st been clos
ed
to the use of firearm s un
Three Months
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1.95
der
the term s of an order issued
Six M onths................... ”'2.............. ~.................................................
3.75
by
the
U. S. D istrict Forester
The fliers who are completing the circle of the globe
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O n. Month
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have not made the trip in as quick time as it will event Portland, Oregon. This action
$ .65 ually be made in, hut their pioneering trip should and was taken under trespass regula
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1.95
tions of the U. S. D epartm ent of
3.50 will arouse the most enthusiastic praise of which Ameri A griculture, which provide for
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6.50 cans are capable.
the closing of the forests to v ar
in .^ ,o
» » P L A Y ADVERTISING RATES:
ious forms of hazardous use d u r
outfUe insertion, per i n c h ...................
$ .30
____ _____ a wctjK Yearly Contracta:
The stflte government seems to have fallen prey to ing periods of fire emergency.
One Insertion a week
The presence of large num bers of
Two lnaierUons^a^week........ .............................................. 2 7 % . a very successful automobile salesman, for the records hunters constitutes a serious haz
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large * increase of machines driven by state offi ard in some regions, according to
in,.,
** Le«al and MiscellaneousAdvertising”
2° cers. Possibly, a few would make better officers if they forest officers.
F irst Insertion, per 8 point line ....
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Insertion, 8 point line...” ” ” ” ......................... ’
In* Sisklyous
had to walk instead of having so many automobiles bandy.
Card ef Thanks .
In addition to the W enatchee,
Obitniurles. per line___
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the use of firearm s has recently
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The soldiers and sailors whoiiave pitched their tents been prohibited on the Salt Creek
WHAT a CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
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in Litliia park for the Southern Oregon reunion are Ash- w atershed on th e Cascade N ation
collection ta£en in AdvertisirfL &Q adnri88ioa charge is made or a land’s welcome and honored guests'^
al Forest and the Oregon Caves
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No discount W illie allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
region of the Siskiyou National
Forest,
bot^i in Oregon.
DONATIONS
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The Prince of Wales is proving that he could easily
This
is
said to be the first time
tag or • b »rfPftag—
^ i n t ^ 2 ° l hariMe8 ? r otherw lse will me made in advertls- he Americanized.
our contributions will be tn cash.
th a t National Forests of the North
Pacific D istrict have been closed
pu r e r elig io n mH EPTE?!I\ER 3
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Klamath Falls is all astir since it has been charged i to hunO ne under the fire tees-
L ee;
,he « J « * » '« « » a * w'dowV’? th^r BmirooiT“^ / £ ! tbat? h? Democrat« plotted to have the Democratic can- Pai”‘
keep himsen unspotted (rom lhe world_ Janies
“nd '» didate for state treasurer perform the formal openiiiK of Violation of these closing or
ders is punishable by by Federal
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: the Klamath Products Show
law, which provides a fine of
$500, or im prisonm ent for one
PLAYGROUNDS AND VICE
Probably no judicial decision is awaited as anxious- year, or both, a t the discretion
Investigation in cities has revealed that of arrests y and as generally as the decision which will be made of the Federal Courts.
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on charges of delinquency more than three-fourths of ! September 10th, by Judge Caverly of Chicago, fixing the
P l^ o m d s
" Wl'° HVe a‘ 0 diS‘anCe fr°m a public
icj tate of the two boy murders of the Franks’ bov
This is Ashlands
Place To Find
What It Wants
To Eat Sundav
M arket Basket
Ear; F ish er' started
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up the m achinery this morning he i
missed the 136118. Oscar Johnson
motored to Hillsboro and notified
Sheriff Alexander of W ashington
county.
The robbers started towarda-
Portland with their haul.
There Is wisdom In reading ads.
1 bronught a track load of bar-
Kain counter goods from P o rt
land last week, all of which
will be sold accordingly. Auto
Robes, Wade Drugsaw, Hail*
’ »■s, and io(g of arm v g(MXjs<
Come in early while they last.
Select 1’onia toes
Fable ust mid Canning
TOR SALE— Old papers at Tid
ings; 25c per bundle.
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II. S. Glein
PEIL’S CORNER
W agner Creek Road
TALENT, OREGON
We Know
you will appreciate the
tender, juicy meats which
we always have ready for
our customers.
Your Sunday Dinner
will be more enjoyable if
you serve our meat.
Eagle Market
N. Main
Phone 107
TRY
AMERICANS SW EEP EUROPE
OF ART, AVERS COLLECTOR
WE HAVE PURCHASED
The Lifhia Bakery
ONE
of Our Cakes
th»t'hiIS|tn rni n1e W‘th tlle «eneral|y accepted conclusions
t at healthful play and recreation provide an outlet for
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SPARKS AND FLASHES
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youthful energies without leading to vice and crime.
n ttn ttn u u u n ttu n tt
- recognition of tins conclusion is found in the con-
B etter a dead campfire than a
gested city of New York, where, during the past year,
dead forest.
J03 streets have been closed to traffic in order to provide
informal playgrounds for the children. New York knows
A forest fire is easier started
than stopped.
that, even though her streets are tile busiest in the world.
A special m eeting of the bar
T h ls T Î n Z o f the Cl:iil‘lr7 a°r ' “ reation n,ust e0>ne first. « * » » of Jackson and j„ 7 e.
He deserves no pleasure who
inis is one ot the atural advantages of life in a small city. phine Counties has been called leaves
a dirty campground.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4. — The
search for American a rt collectors
for your Sunday dinner
has swept Europe clean of art
objects, according to Charles H.
and yen will realize that
Henschel, of New York, president
of a well-known gallery, on his
they are delicious and
recent retu rn from a search for
m asterpieces in Europe.
that it is a waste of time
He was able however, to show
and energy for you to
invoices for articles valued at
$1,000,000, including a painting,
bake when you can get
“ The Fagot G athers” by Gains
for 6:30 P. M. September 6th,
borough. It was purchased from
such good cakes from us.
1924, a t the Hotel Medford.
The surest solution of the cig the estate of the late Lord Carn
Wilson to Speak
a rette fire hazard would be to arvon discoverer of the tomb of
RENTS NOT DECREASING
As
speakers
for
the
occasion,
quit smoking them ,— a t least in Tutankh-Amen.
It was not very heartening information to the aver
there will be present Judge Fred the woods.
age rentpayer m the United States which was recently W. Wilson, president of th e Ore
take all
tony e\ ed to the public as a result of a survey made by the gon State Bar Association, A lbert L et’s all sing: "Everybody’s thieves
BELTS OFF CRUSHER
National Industrial Conference Board covering the hous B. Ridgeway, secretary of the Doing I t”. P u t out th a t fire!
BEAVERTON, Sept. 4. — The
ing situation in 178 American cities. The survey showed Oregon State B ar Association,
Wm. G. Hale, Dean of the D epart
The g reater th e fire the great county rock crusher, one mile
at'-
" 111 6 ^ o ? ^ StftteS Were higheF in Jnne than m ent of Law of the University er the danger. Build a small east of towrn, was stripped last
at anj time since 1914, and this despite the fact that re of Oregon, and ex-Supreme Court campfire.
night of all its belts, valued at
ports have been constantly heard for quite a while con Justice K avanaugh— all four visi
about $400, by thieves. Johnson
Some more of that
tors
being
ciassed
as
among
the
How about an intelligence test & Spies have been operating this
cerning lower rents, which are always shortly to be in
foremost members of the bar in for careless campers and smok crusher all sum m er and when the
a h l v T ’’ i h n,C7 aSe in rCntS’ if appears’ is consider the
states. In addition ers?
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ably greater than the increase in the cost of any other to the western
out of town visitors, Hon
major item in the family budget. In the seven months orable C. M. Thomas, C irc u it' "A sm ouldering spark in the ashes
20c a Lb.
gray,
previous to june 15, 1924, it was 3 per cent, and from Judge of Jackson and Josephine
Counties, will be asked to tell A roaring h---- a t noon next
March, 1923, to June, 1924, 9 per cent.
razier
on
day.”
something of his impressions gain
ed at the meeting of the American
Bar Association in Philadelphia,
"Experience
keeps a dear
BROTHERHOOD
Cherro Flour ......................$2.15
Pure Maple Sap Syrup
which he attended during the school, but scrme folks will learn
th p A I r f “" fpe.1. s-'"‘l1,atihy - ‘eel it within and w ithout- month of July.
in no other," said the judge as he
45c can, 3 for $1.25
—o— o
This meeting, it is said, will be passed sentence on the careless
en the dew tails and the desert begins to blossom
Egg Mash ....
By
sympathy I do not mean merely a fellowship i in sorrow. one of the best attended and most logger.
Fruit jars, jelly gh ,-n.
but also, and no less truly, a fellowship in joy—a feel beneficial in its results, of any
and trimmings
m eeting which has ever been held ITALIAN STABS MAN
Scratch Feed
ing for which we ought to have an English word. To be in Southern Oregon.
DALLAS. Ore., Sept. 4.— Wil
glad when your brother men are prosperous and happy
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Members Only
lard E. Gilbert, a local sawmill
to rejoice in their success, to cheer for their victories’-1 to’ C ontrary to the usual custom, operator, was stabbed several Corn Meal .....
he compassionate and pitiful when your brother men ’are members of the bar only, will be times about the head, neck and
present as the m eeting is of a face Sunday by John Mortino, an
istressed and miserable, to grieve over their failures purely
H. A. Stearns
fli
Majn
business n atu re and only Italian.
Mortino, form erly em Good Broom ...................... 8 .50
wh hPl I ' “! thelr1troubles- th is is the fraternal spirit m atters vitally touching the prac ployed by Gilbert, called at the
Whom >
7 ho ®xerci8es if> and Diose toward tice of law itself, will be discuss la tte r’s home and during an al
ed.
tercation over wages drew a large
whom it is exercised—Henrv Van Dyke.
It is stated th a t the out of knife and attacked Gilbert.
town visitors have a real message
Mortino then fled and sheriffs •
razier
on
to bring to the members of the deputies have been unable to lo-1
HOW THE GOVERNMENT WORKS
PHONE 214
county bar and th at never before cate him. G ilbert’s injuries are ' »53 E. MAIN
The way of the government is illustrated graphically- in the history of the local bar not serious.
in the announcement from Portland that the Veterans’ associations has ever such a gal
ureau has ordered the transfer of two medical officials axy of distinguished speakers ap
a t any one meeting.
dntvGfPn rt -lnd ?ifflCe fr°m that City tG Other P°sts of peared Realize
Responsibility
duty, following the insistent charges of the American The county bar associations,
Legion of Portland that the officials were inefficient
particularly in Southern Oregon,
201 E. Main Street
VV hy should the government merely shift an employe are waking up to the fact th at a
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large responsibility rests upon
other1/ w arr ,
?nefficiency. '«>»> one post to an-’ them to see th at freak legislation,
other» Would it not be better to thoroughly investigate defective
laws and laws which
the charges and, if they are found correct, 'to discharge i crush out business progress, are
the employe entirely from the service? This is the wav a prevented.
I. SEPT. 6
Franklin Bakery
Phone 199
Loaf Cheese
F
A Feature Page
For Telling .the
Cooks About the
Good Eatables
and will continue to give the same
careful service and high quality bak
ery goods as the former owners did.
We will make every possible effort to
please the bakery’s regular customers
and ask that those who have not been
patrons of the bakery give our pro
ducts a trial.
OUR EXPERIENCE
enables us to guarantee you the best
products of which a bakery is (‘apable.
& S
M. O. Ebert, Prop.
Plaza Market
F
& S
31 Stores
SCHUERMAN’S GROCERY
private business would operate, yet the government 're
peatedly switches inefficient employes from one post to
another.
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The Tiding's Ads Bring Results
THE ANCIENT BOTTLER
American bottlers of carbonated beverages are to
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have convention gt Louisville, November 10 to 14. Tliev
want people to kn >w of the improved methods of bottlinô-
and will have n t dern bottling machinery in operation
during the convention.
Back in 1772, Joseph Priestley, an English chemist,
produced ‘sodat water, ” hut it was a sort of profitless
fizzle. In 1807, Townsend Speakman, a Philadelphia drug
gist, added fruit -juices to the Priestley formula, and thus
originated the carbonated beverage known to our times.
Although Sjieakman is no more, his works go flowing-
on—last year the American people drank 8,000,000,000 6-
oimce hotties of carbonated beverages. If placed upright
side hy side, those hotties would make approximately
forty-two rows extending from New York to San Fran-
dscofi or five rows circling the globe, and their contents
would till a 500,000,000 gallon reservoir. And soft words
are not needed to get soft drinks—“ speak man, easy” is
not 111 the bright lexicon of the bottlers of fruit juices
In the old days the bottler mixed the ingredients bv
hand, washed the hotties in a tub and made his own car The House of Good Tires
bonic gas—usually from marble dust—eût his own corks
Fisk and Silvertown
and wired them to the hotties. Nowadays, niacliinery
Cords
does all the work. The modern bottlers have come a long
way from that early scene, where
Fruit and Vegetables, always fresh
Fleishman’s Yeast, daily shipments
New canned.goods—
Clean lunch goods
20,hCen<oryGrocery
31 Stores
There are really no better places to trade than at these 20th
Century Stores
SATURDAY and MONDAY
Sept. 6th & 8th they offer you
Milk, any B ran d ......................................
Shrimp, A m e r i c a n
Beauty Brand, latest
pack 19c
each, 3 cans
WE DELIVER
g
Ivory Soap,
10c size
3 for
cans 29c
Regular
25c
Wesson Oil, Pints 29c; Quarts 53c; i/2 Gallon $1.05; Gallon $2.05
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Quart Jars—Ball Mason—Equipped with zinc lined with porce-
am Caps and Rubbers............................Quarts 95c; 3 doz. $2.80
EVERY DAY
J T IS not so much what you do
E that counts as it is what you
do regularly every day. Saving is
not a resolution to be adopted once.
It is a habit to he kept up. This
hank is here to help you form this
happiest of haBits.
Coffee, 20th Century Brand, none fresher or more appetizing-
Roasted daily in our new plant.............Pound 38c; 2 pounds 75c
Next week we must advance this coffee 5c per pound.
Jello, any
flavor, each
Koval Baking Powder,
12 oz. can
each
Lipton Tea
1-2 lb.
Business is always good at 20th Century Stores.
There’s A Reason
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
Conveniently Located at
GRANTS PASS
509 G. St.
MEDFORD
31 N. Central Ave
ASHLAND
374 E. Main St.
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