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A SH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G S
Mon<ky> September ¿Ó.
of them of tender age who havd not matured sufficient] v n n r n F BIT F ïlfà îî/ï n F Y AHPlllF
they have been more or less dcre hfcadQuartere In U edihrd, has
to see the real beauty in the world.
het in telling the world of their filed articles of incorporation
Ibis
is
a
very
interesting
report
and
brings
out
the
purposes
and accom plishm ents.; with the state corporation depart­
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
It is to fulfill these shortcomings ment here. The incorporators are
following
facts:
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
that the magazine has been m- Charles W. Reames, V. V. Ply.
That
85
per
cent
of
the
victims
of
eye
accidents
are
!
augurated.”
B ert R. Greer ............... ..... .................. — ....... ........ ......................... Editor
male and A. E. Reames
George Madden Green ..................................................... Business Manager men and boys, oiHy "604 out of the 4,456 victims being ~
,;ri8.
* Sintered With Indigestion
OFFICIAL C IT Y 'P A P E R ..................................... ....... ” ..........Telephone 39 women and girls;
LOGGING
RAILWAY
FILES
E ntered at th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffice a s Second C lass Mall M atter
That industrial accidents constitute the most ser­ For Years But Tanlac
Letterheads,
statem ents, t o
Relieved and .Built Her i
ious
single
group
of
accidents
resulting
in
eye
injuries.
SALEM,
Sept.
29—
Capitalized
Subscription Price, Delivered in City
your order at the Tidings Office.
Up.
On® M o n th .................................
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at $2,000.000, the Medford Log-
That
almost
25
per
cent
of
the
victims
of
eye
acci­
We have a good job printing de-
Three Months ...........
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Ring Railroad company with partm ent.
dents are children, 1053 hoys and girls having been so “ When it comes to a treatm ent
Six M on th s..................
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tf
One Year ................................................................................................
&
7.50 injured during the last twelve months.
for stomach and nerve troubles
_
..
By Mail and R ural Routes
Tanlac certainly does the desired
On® M o n th ......... ..............
I .65 • That next to children’s play accidents, automobile thing,
Three Months ............................._
i t least it has for me,” re­
1.95 accidents are the most serious non-industrial sources of
Six Months
cently stated Mrs. Millie Schaef­
3.50
One Year ..................................................6^50 ¡e^e injuries,
the eyes of 381 persons having been injured
fer, 126 North Hope St., Los
Lubricating Service Station
Angeles,
California.
in
motor
vehicle
accidents,
principally
through
the
break­
.. , ,
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
Single insertion, per inch ............................
$
‘
I
had
suffered
from
nervous
ing of windshields, during the past year;
,
Yearly C ontracts:
for years, together
One insertion a week ........
v :£•
That explosives and firearms were responsible for «indigestion
with constipation, almost con­
Two insertions a week ................................. ...............
injuries to the eyes of 202 persons.
stan t
headaches,
nervousness,
Crank Cases
Daily insertion ....................................
C om plete Oli
sleeplessness, gas on the stomach n
The
Committee
received
reports
of
100
persons
whose
Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
Drained and
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$
:m«l G reasing
eyes were pierced by metal shot from air rifles; 99 eye and nausea. I had become so
M1U»
Refilled
run-down
and
weak
th
a
t
work
Card of T h a n k s __ _
.
Service
jCHAXVFEB-
accidents were due to the use of chemicals outside of in­ was alm ost impossible and life
Obituaries, per line................ — _
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dustry; 96 occurred during the chopping of fire wood; 89 seemed a burden.
Genuine Pennsylvania Lubricants
««All , WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
were hunting accidents, and 84 persons may loose their “About a year ago a relative Tan ac is for sale by all good
z
collection S £ ” i n Z ^ 'r û s ï o g ? “
< * « « • <» - a d o or . 'during the past year
sent me a bottle of Tanlac and druggists. Accept no substitute.
begged me to try it. It gave me Over 40 million bottles sold.
___ N° dl8<!°”c* wl11 do .'lowed r .■ UBioaa or Benevolent orders.
¡sight or have already been blinded as the result of brawls a splendid appetite, good digest­
»
l'JWNS
Base ball accidents brought serious injuries to 65 ion; in fact, relieved my ailm ents
Tanlac Vegetable Pills for con­
‘he drinking of wood alcohol destroyed o r 'imi and built me up to such an ex- stipation; m ad e'an d recommend­
DR. OESER & SON
paired
the
sight
of
35
persons;
31
women
burned
theirj
^
ethat
1
haye almost no trouble ed by the m anufacturers of Tan­
, .
SEPTEM BER 2»
lac.
r « i n J l HEii i™ ? R I«HTEOUS ARE IN AUTHORITY, the people. OAes with hot curling irons while standing before mirrors
Proverbs
the Wlcked beareth ru l« the people m ourn.-
because of their failure to recognize that in the reflection
stories of outdoor life and publi-
of the mirror the movements of the hand are reversed;
! cation of communications from
sportsm en of the state.
UNCLE JOE AND TODAY’S .TA 77
> Boys with sling shots injured the eyes of
. 27 . persons.
In the editorial column the p u r­
Uncle .Toe Cannon, veteran of many a political battle &ow ail(^ arrow accidents may lead to the blindness of 24
pose of the publication is outliu-
in congress and the one who has administered more re- persons; (J olf bal1 accidents destroyed or endangered the
I ed and one of the paragraphs fol-
bukes to “ insurgent” politicians, who made efforts to S,§ht °f 37 P ^ o n s.
“ The Oregon Sportsm an,” of­ I lows:
ficial publication of the Oregon I “ Members of thp com m ission;
place their own advantage above that of the party, has
n
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state
commission, made its 1 have iran k Iy adm itted th at they
at last broken his silence and in an article in The Satur-
( alitornia reports a mysterious river of mud flow- initial game
appearance as a bi-monthly | have been so ' en^rossed in the
day Evening Post gives some of his experiences and also>ng d°Wn the side.°f
Shasta. Maybe Hiram «Johnson magazine
under the editorship o f ; working out of program s and
lets loose a few hot’shots at the present wave of insur- P?
^lere practicing a campaign speech.—Nashville Otto M. Jones, educational direc policies to be adopted and car­
ried out by the commission, th at
gency which resulted in the launching of the third party ^outliern lumberman.
to r for the commission.
This publication, in a sense, is
in the presidential election campaign.
a
continuation of the magazine
About 98 per cent of those who think that “ Ma”
I ncle »Joe, 100 ]>er cent Republican party-man, who
issued by the game departm ent j
got his first inspiration when he listened to Abraham Ferguson will be bossed by «Tim Ferguson are bachelors. before the war but is more am ­
bitious and enters the field with
Lincoln recite the basic tenets of Republicanism many —Lincoln Star.
the
avowed intention of being the
HOUSE WIRING
After Sixteen Weeks in Medford
decades ago. says that it is traiterous to the wishes of the
medium
for
interchange
of
ideas
Road hogs are motorists who put on speed every time
voters when a candidate is elected as a representative of
can he only satisfactory
among the sportsm en of the state.
one party and then later refuses to walk the chalk line you get in front of them.—Toronto Star.
The first num ber is a 24 page
or unsatisfactory.
in the
magazine bearing an attractive
which the majority of that party has drawn.
If some merchants are not given a golden harp and two-color cover. A total of 3000 The former will mean pro­
His article is interesting and his logic is true. He
copies were turned out by the
rightfully holds that when a majority of the people decide a crown when they get to heaven, they will no doubt he Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller company tection, while the latter
may mean a disastrous
that one party shall he in power, tile victorious party satisfied with something “ just as good.”
of Eugene. These copies will be
fire and great inconven­
mailed to members of sports or­
should have control. He also holds as tenaciously that
It
is
splendid
to
see
the
business
men
of
Ashland
so
Opening Play
ganizations
of
the
state
and
the
ience to you.
when th.e majority of the representatives of the victor­
sportsm
en
will
be
urged
to
sub­
ious party in congress decides where the chalk line shall! deepi^ interested in the welfare of the hovg of our citv. scribe to the publication.
“When Dreams Come True’"
We
pride
ourselves
on
do­
he drawn, the members who were elected as the repre-i
This initial appearance is devot­
Pioneering in Southern Oregon
ed to introductions of the mem­
sentatives of* that party should step onto the line and
ing Satisfactory Wiring
The Greatest of All Dramas
bers
of
the
commission
and
a
few
walk straight from beginning to end.
by C. B. Watson
stories on outdoor life. Announce­
That is the way they did when Uncle .Joe was com­
m ent is made th a t the magazine
(Continued from Friday)
mander-in-chief of the congressional army. The veteran
Murphy Elec. Co.
will be devoted in the future to
Coming Tuesday and Wednesday, the
leader is pictured in the publication as sitting in the
F remont and Carson, with fifteen men at once left
Our Phone 82
Great Swede Comedy Drama
teacher’s ehair with a switch, representing party disci­ their camp and rode rapidly down the lake to meet these
Main
-
Plaza
Ashland
pline, back of him and the pupils, knowing from exper­ messengers About sundown they met them and made
“Ole Olsen Out West”
ience that he would use the switch, are studying their camp. Lieutenant Gillispie delivered his messages, and
lesson and reciting very dilligently.
Prices 10, 25 and 50c
Tlie W. and N.
L remont knowing all his men were very much fatigued
That is not the method hv which congress is conduct­ told them to go to bed withojit a guard as he would have
Vaudeville Between Acts
Service Station
I broilught a tra c k load of b ar­
ed today. Another picture accompanies the article, in to be up reading his messages and mail until late and that is ready to give what it gain
counter goods from P o rt­
which a pupil is pulling a rope tied around the le" of
land
last week, all of which
implies
he would call a guard before he retired. He finished his
the teacher’s chair, the pupils are “ jazzing” about* the
will be sold accordingly. Auto
“ SERVICE”
messages after midnight, and everything appearing quiet,
CUT DOT THIS TICKET
Robes, W ade Dragsaw, H alt­
room, two “ bloc” pupils are rolling on the floor in a fist he stretched himself by the fire without calling a guard.
ers,
and
lots
of
arm
y
goods.
Shell Gasoline and Oils
light, another is shooting paper wads, while a wild-eyed
Just as he was dozing to sleep the Indians attacked. A
Come in early w hile they last.
This ticket will admit any lady FREE to
Tires, tubes and acces­
boy, who is eloquently reciting, is about to get a waste-
lively fight ensued and the Indians were repulsed, but not
Frank & King’s Show
sories
paper basket down over his head and ears. It is a true
until
tlie\
had
killed
two
of
his
men;
one
an
Iriquois
and
Monday night, Sept. 29th
cartoon of congress today.
PEIL’S CORNER
the other a Deleware Indian. They had taken toll from
Uncle Joe also gives a little dissertation on the in­
the treacherous Indians and among others had killed a
- n
b N. Service
surgency wave in the home, where the same disregard of chief. Their departure from this tragic camp was a sad
precendent mid authoriyt seems to have developed.
Station
Uncle Joe has not lived for more than 80 years for one. They attempted to carry the dead bodies with them, BOULEVARD and SHERMAN
But the forest was heavy and the brush thick which made
nothing, he has not been blind these more than four-score
it impossible without too great a delay. So they buried
years nor has he become an imbecile in any sense of the their comrades under a big log and piled rocks and brush
word.
about them, having no tools to dig a grave. He had quite
The California Oregon Power Company offered
As one considers the flagrant display of disorder and
a numhei of Troquis and Deleware Indians in his company A Slave to
2,00C
shares of its 7% Preferred Stock to its own
incoherency and lack of accomplishment which seems to
and when they had heard the story of how their comrades
employes. The issue was immediately o v e r s u b ­
have marked a few sessions of congress since Uncle Joe
the Stove
had been killed they swore vengence against the savages
scribed.
left the marble halls and the czar’s chair; as one considers
who had murdered their brethren. Fremont was notified
you live in a house full
. le crime wave among the younger generation of todav m the dispatches that the Mexican war was on. This was of Do
stoves?
in contrast to the small number of juvenile eases of years the fiist notice to him. He had been away for many months
so, you know7 th e am ount
ago, the blatant disregard for authority and respect for and had had no information. He was ordered to return at of If work
Operators tending the giant generators at Copco
as well as fuel it takes
to run A fire in every room you
precedent among the younger people, the prevalence of
power plants know that fourteen thousand custom­
once to California and protect U. S. citizens and their w ant heated.
home-wrecks throughout the fair land; as one considers property.
ers get power and light over Copco wires.
R adiator heat ing systems
the tendency of leaders to fight for their personal ag­
economical in th eir use of
Men on duty throughout the system come to
He had traversed the west side of Klamath lake on are
grandizement and advancement, even though their fight­ lus journey to its head and now concluded to pass round fuel. They provide healthful
realize best the enduring assets of the Company—
w arm th in every room. Why
ing is of little value to the people—
rem
ain
“a
slave
of
the
stove?’’
assets of rock, steel, concrete, and of never-ceasing
the upper end of the lake and return along the eastern
One wonders if a little more of the old-time party shore. Walling says in his history that the tragedy just
power!
See us fo r particulars.
discipline in politics, a little of the old-time home disci­
Engineers, accountants, linemen, cashiers, offi­
narrated was on Hot creek in Siskiyou county California,
pline and rectitude would not be welcome.
cials—all these knew, intimately, the security and
i his is a mistake. Hot creek is at the south of the lower
earning power of their investment. They had inside
Klamath lake and is entirely out of the line of Fremont’s
O’Neal
know ledge of its value.
NO SHIELD FROM THE LAW
journey north, and the messenger and his companions had
The cloth of a minister is not a shield from the law; ollowed F remont’s trail all of the way. The place of this
Plumbing
Heating
207 E. Midi!
churchly position is not in the slightest degree an exten­ tragedy is well known by Capt. O. C. Applegate and others. Phone 188
uation of crime; extra odium, even rests upon the min­ Such a trip would have involved crossing the Klamath
ister who falls by the wayside.
Ask any one of these members of the Copco organ­
river and would have been noted in his memoirs if such
ization today how you can buy Copco Preferred
Ministers throughout the country have pronounced had been the case. Besides Fremont in his memoirs ex­
Stock, yielding 7.14% for your idle fu n d s or
this judgment and sentence and if the jury which tries pressly describes the crossing of the lake at the head of
monthly
savings, on monthly payments as low as £5
Rev. Hight for the murder in Illinois of his wife were Link river which is the beginning of the Klamath. Walling
a share. Or clip and mail the coupon below.
composed of ministers, he would probably receive a more is again wrong in saying that Fremont “ traveled by way of
stringent punishment than he would from a layman jury. Goose, Clear and Tulle lakes to the southwest shore where
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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pie camped for a few days.” He was not nearer to Goose
Office*:
LOSS OF EYESIGHT
j t h a n fifty miles and was. when rounding Tulle lake
<
1 he God-sent privilege of seeing the wonders of this;at lGas? ten miles west of Clear lake. The writer is fam-
W
O
O
D
Roseburg
Medford
- Grants Pass
Klamath Falls
world, of seeing the smile ot welcome and cheerfulness onCbar
all that country and has read and checked n n
triends faces, of seeing the beauty of nature changing on b remont’s official memoirs.
and
from season to season, and of seeing the thousand and one
(To be Continued)
other attractions of every-day life is taken away from!
almost five thousand men, women and children each vear "FIRE DANGER REMOVED fire. The order would have be-
T H E CALIFO RNIA OREGON P O W E R COM PANY
come ineffective October 1, b u t i
liecause of accidents which could have been prevented, ac­ EUGENE
YOUR PARTNERS
F Macd,,»
P 29' — Nelson I the suPervi8or said yesterday th at
MEDFORD. OREGON
cording to a report from a committee appointed to probe F Macduff, supervisor of th e C a s- ¡in all probability many hunters?
IN PROGRESS
into the causes of this kind of accidents.
Please send m e full information about your 7% Preferred
cade national forest, has recom- and perhaps others will desire to!
Ask any member
Simpson’s
Stock
and special partial payment plan.
mended
to
the
d
istrict
forest
of-
go
camping
between
now
and
then
!
One of the outstanding facts in the report is that a!
fice m Portland th a t the order and it would be unnecessary to
of our organization
Hardware
large per cent of’ those who are thus denied this wondrous ! made d t ^ n g 3 th e ^ a d y ^ u m m e i
take the usual precautions against i
Name.
pm uege are children, who are thus compelled to goltbat permitsc be obtained for fire.
— or mail this coupon
Winchester Store
through the years ot life deprived of this privilege, manU re8C’nded at once, aa the recent
— today J
1 rains have removed all danger of
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(E stablished in 1876)
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