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T I D I N G S ^aa Proved herself during her terfb a* a fcMmber of the ¡All the information we could get relative to it was from to win, We’ll win.”
PALOMAR FOREST
Of course there is a reverse
council,
should
be
encouraged
to
seek
offices,
regardless
the
Hudson
Bay
Company.
Peter
Skeen
Ogdon,
an
offi-
FIRE CONTROLLED
( E stablished in 1 8 7 6 )
“E n g 'ish ” to the psychology fac­
of how many others may also be seeking the same office cer of the Company, who had led a party of trappers tor. Some tim es the “ under dog,’’
P ub lished E v erj E ven in g E xcept Sunday by
Six competent councilmen can, and will, be selected through that region, represented that portions of it were wins ju st to show th at he’s been SAN DIEGO, Oct. 3— The for­
THE ASHLAND PRINTING 0 0 .
from the list of candidates who have announced, but we desert-like, and that at one time his company was so under rated. And some observers est fire situation in the Palom ar
B ert R. Greer .......................................................................................... Editor regret that Mrs. Barber did not continue in her earlier pressed for the want of water that they went to the top are inclined to believe th at Andy m ountain is improved and the
George Madden Green ..................................................... Business Manager
Smith who has to wear an extra
intention to run for reelection.
of the mountain, filled sacks with snow, and were thus large sw eater to conceal all the Marines have the Descanso fire
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER ..................................................... Telephone 3»
able to cross the desert. He also stated that portions of tricks he has up his sleeve, is under control.
E ntered a t th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffice as Second C lass M ail M atter
FOSTER AND CAFXTMOTB
the country through which we would have to travel, were using ju st this plan to produce
Subs- iption Price, D elivered in City
William Z. Foster, an avowed Communist, ie the
One Month ...........................................................................................
8 .65
Infested by fierce and warlike savages, who would attack another winner at California. His
team may ju st fight Its head ofT
Three Months ........ ...............................................................................
1.95 didate for president of the so-called Workers’ Party.
every party entering their country, steal their traps, way­ to show th a i hasty remarks about
Six Months ..................................................................................—......
3.76]
.
..
,,
One Year .................................... ...........................................................
7.60 an interview the other day he said of La Follette:
lay and murder the men, and that Rogue river had taken it are untrue.
B y Mail and R ural R outes
He
represents
the
capitalistic
system
just
as
its name from the character of the Indians inliabitating
One Month ............................................................................................ $ .85
1.95
Three Months ................ ......................................................................
much as do the other candidates. Only he reflects
its valleys. The idea of opening a wagon road through There Is wisdom In reading ads.
Six Months ................... ........................................................................
3.50
the
sentiment
of
the
little
capitalist,
the
element
such a country at that time, was scouted as preposterous.
One Year ................................................................................................
8.50
in
America
which
strives
to
rise
from
the
em­
These statements though based on facts, we thought
DISPLAY .ADVERTISING RA TES
ploye to the employer class.
Single insertion, per inch ............................................................ 8 .30
might be exagerated by the Hudson Bay Company in their
Beats Electric or Gas
Y early C ontracts
The
Welfare
of
Foster,
who
is
a
negligible
quantity
or
rather
a
neg­
own interest, since they had a line of forts on the Snake
One insertion a week ...................................................................
.27 a
.25
A new oil lamp th at gives an
Two insertions a week ...................................................................
ative quantity, is seeking to do the same thing which he river route, reaching from Fort Hall to Vancouver and This Community First
.20
Dally insertion ................................................................................
amazingly
brilliant, soft, white
accuses those “ capitalists’ ’that h(j says La Follette is were prepared to profit by the immigration. One thing
R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A dvertising
The F irst National Bank is light, even better than gas or
F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. 8 .10
part and parcel of this com­
representing are trying to do. Foster is not content to which had much influence -with us was the question as
.05
Each subsequent insertion, 8 point line .................................
munity. Every dollar de­ electricity, has been tested by the
remain a worker, but he aspires to be a leader, an employ­ to which power, Great Britain or the United States, would,
1.00
Card of Thanks .................................................................................
U. S. Government and 35 leading
posited a t this home-owned
• 02% er of voters, although he will never have any except the eventually secure a title to the country, was not settled,
O bituaries, per line .................................................... ..................
home-controlled Bank is put
universities and found to be su­
to work for the good of this
perior
to 10 ordinary oil lamps.
W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
deluded Communists as his employes.
and in case war should occur and Britain prove success­
section.
It
burns
w ithout odor, smoke or
“ All future events, where an admission charge is made or
ful, it was important to have a way by which we could
The welfare of this com­ noise— no pumping up, is simple,
collection taken is Advertising.
m unity is uppermost in any
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
Town Topics says a frivolous little maid who had a leave the country without having to run the gauntlet of
clean, Bafe. Burns 94 per cent air
transaction at this bank.
penniless suitor married a serene, greyhaired millionaire the Hudson’s Bay Company forts and falling a prey to
and 6 per cent common kerosene
DONATIONS
We are for Ashland and vi­
No donations to charities or otherw ise will be made In advertis­ merely for a little change.
cinity— first— last and all (coal oil).
Indian tribes which were under British influence.
ing or job printing— our contributions will be in cash.
The inventor, V. M. Johnson,
the time.
(To be Continued)
is offering to send a lamp on 10
OCTOBER 4
Win at any cost has always been the policy of the
day’s FR EE trial, or even to give
ALL ARE INVITED:— Come ye, and let us go up to the m oun­
upon
playing.
This
year
it
will
New
York
Giants,
and
they
have
done
this,
bnt
at
the
one
FR EE to the first user in
tain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob; and he will teach
1
be
different
with
the
press
and
First
National
each
locality who will help him
us of his ways, and we will walk in his paths.— Isaiah 2:3.
cost of the American baseball fans’ respect.
A SH L A N D
D A IL Y
NEW LAMP BURNS
94% AIR
PRAYER: —
“ Ju st as I am, w ithout one plea,
But th at Thy Mood was sheid> for me,
And th a t Thou bid’st me come to Thee,
O Lamb of God, I come, I come.”
OCTOBER 5
PEACE WITH ALL MEN:— Follow peace with all men, and
holiness, w ithout which no man shall see the Lord.— Hebrews 12:14.
PRA Y ER:— We would, O Lord, ‘by Thy grace, exercise ourselves
to live as far as possible in peace with all men.
Pioneering in Southern Oregon
by C. B. Watson
(Continued from Thursday)
WINNING TALK
BEÏÏER SPIRIT
THAN KNOCKING
1
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4. —
The first great impetus in the settlement of Oregon How big a factor is psychology
was given hv the immigration of 1843, which came by the in football?
SHOULD NOT DELAY THE SURVEY
An answer to this query may
The council has made the right move in starting the *way of Fort Hall, Boise and the Columbia river. Raw­ be w ritten in the results of the
preliminary survey to determine the best site for the pro­ lings’ history says: “ This great rain of hardy pioneers 1924 season of the Pacific Coast
conference.
posed dam in the Ashland Creek watershed so as to create come to Americanize Oregon, contained-875 persons, 295 football
Does
the
“ under dog” fre­
of whom were men over sixteen years of age.” On May
sufficient storage for city water.
quently lose in Football simply
The work which the council authorized at the special 2, 1843, the first American government on the Pacific because he has th a t title?
session Thursday evening must be done now or it would coast was organized at Champooig,* on. the Willamette In years gone by the Cali­
fornia Bears have been heralded
have to wait until next May because of the winter’s snows. river a few miles below where the capital rf the state now as
the Coasts ' ‘w onder” eleven.
All were unanimous in believing that the complete stands. At that meeting there were 102 votes cast and O ther team s including Stanford
survey should he made, hut some of the members were the advocates who favored the stars and stripes carried is recent seasons have been ac­
hesitant about asking the voters of the city to appro­ the day by a majority of two. That fall the “ Great Im­ corded by the experts only an
outside” chance if any with the
priate funds which would have to be expended by the in­ migration” cited above added nearly one thousand people “ pupils
of Andy Smith.
coming councilmen. Some felt the question should be put to the population of Oregon. From this time on the pop­ This year for the first time in
to a vote of the people after the new council is in office. ulation increased very rapidly and spread out over the many moons thi3 situation is
They also held there was no haste Iteeause of the fact that Willamette valley toward the south until the Callipooia practically reversed. Andy Smith
the Canyon Road fund had a balance which might carry mountains, that separated it from the Umpqua country himself, adm its C alifornia’s out­
was reached. Each succeeding year added increasing look is “ d ark .” W riters and ex­
the work through the winter.
perts for the first time are ac­
The Daily Tidings feels that the people of Ashland numbers until in 1846 a party of fifteen men from the cording Stanford better than an
want to know the facts about the necessary improvements Willamette valley explored the Umpqua country. Among even chance for victory Novem­
to insure sufficient water supply for the city, that the them was Phillip Peters who settled on Deer creek in ber 22 in the annual “ big game”
between the two ancient rivals.
people of Ashland want a comprehensive, expert survey 1851. Prior to this, however, in the spring of 1848, Levi O ther conference team s th a t
of all possible sites made, that the people of Ashland want Scott with his two sons, William and John, settled in the meet the Bears are hearing and
to vote on the aj> »ropriation of funds for this survey. Umpqua country, Levi Scott at Elk creek and his sons having it drum m ed into them that
It would seen-- that the best procedure would be to in the Yoncalla valley near by. The next year Jesse Apple- the Bruins “ are not so much” and
In tu rn the California squad for
estimate the amoi it of money which will be needed to gate, J. T. Cooper, John Long a n d ------- Jeffery settled the first time in a long while is
make the proper kind of survey of the situation and let in the same neighborhood. Prior to all these settlements noting its deficiencies in big type.
the people determine as quickly as possible whether this was that of Warren N. Goodell, who located a claim There i3 at least one firm b e­
where the present town of Drain now stands in 1847. liever in the efficiency of “ win­
appropriation shall be made.
ning psychology” as opposed to
The balance in the Canyon Road fund, onlv a few Thus was commenced the first settlement in the country “ losing ta lk .”
hundred dollars, which will be almost depleted by the south of the Callipooia mountains by common consent be­ In a recent interview Captain
one survey ordered by the council at the high elevation longing to that great expanse'of mountains and valleys Lawson of the Stanford squad ex­
point, would not seem to be anything like sufficient to designated as Southern Oregon. From this beginning the pressed the belief th at Stanford’s
th e r disastrous past record was
handle the surveys and investigations, unless these are country filled up very rapidly, largely, for a time by ra
due
in p art to this factor.
overflow from the Willamette.
permitted to drag and be delayed.
“One reason,” he was quested
These rapidly growing settlements were not of trap­ as saying,” Stanford team s have
The work of .course can he held down to the amount
of the balance in the Canyon Road fund, but The Tidings pers, hunters or miners, but men looking for homesites not won more games in the past
few years is because the news­
believes the people of Ashland want quicker and more and lands to till. By 1851 the settlement of the Umpqua papers
have freely predicted Stan­
complete work than these few hundreds of dollars will valley had proceeded so far as to call for a separate ford defeats. If the men read
county government. By an act of the territorial legisla­ forecast after forecast, year after
permit.
The council would no doubt be commended for get­ ture January 6, 1852, in the words of Rawlings’ history, year, it is bound to have a de­
ting this appropriation voted and the ball rolling as “ Lane county wa8 deprived of all of its territory south p ressin g and discouraging effect
of its present boundaries.”
quickly as possible.
Returning now to the year 1846 we must give nar­
rative to an event that has had a wonderfully stimulating
A SPLENDID CIVIC SPIRIT
effect upon the growth of the country south of the
Manager E T. Allen of The Ashland Hotel this week Umpqua.
had a large printing order, which, because of peculiar cir­
The immigrant train of 1843 was the first to bring
cumstances, an eastern printing firm could have done i|
their wagons through to the Columbia river and they
cheaper than The Tidings could do it for.
Manager Allen is just like the rest of us humans—he found the trip so hard that the Applegates who were with
AT THE VINING
wants to make a profit from his business venture in our that train, concluded that a better route ought to be
Tues., Wed., Thurs., Oct.
city, but he has adopted a broad policy by which to ac­ found further south. Their determination to try for such
7*8-9—25c and 50c
complish this. That policy is that while the city and the a route was an act shorn of all selfishness and undertaken
city’s advantages, combined with his talent and ability ’with the motive and urgent desire to save the flood of Special Musical Score
to supply the hotel demand, are building up his business, coming immigrants from the horrors they had suffered.
he wants to assist in the upbuilding of other businesses Especially had the trip down the Columbia impressed
them with the desire to save others from its terrors. In
in this city, which he has selected for his home.
If the same policy were to be accepted by many others the spring of 1846 a company of fifteen men was organized
Sally Ann
in Ashland, thus stopping or curtailing the constant out­ for the purpose of exploring for a more southerly route
flow of money which should remain in this city, every from Fort Hall into Oregon. This company consisted of
BREAD
business and every profession in the city would profit Lindsey Applegate, Jesse Applegate, Levi Scott, John
mutually and the city would become more prosperous than Scott, Henry Bogus, Benjamin Burch, John Owens, John th e best that can be m ade from
th e best m aterials
Jones, Robert Smith, Samuel Goodhue, Moses Harris,
even the most optimistic anticipates.
David Goff, Bennet Osburn, William Sportsman and Wil­
liam Parker. This company was organized in the upper
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
Lithia Bakery
When this issue of The Tidings is read by most of our Willamette valley and after gathering all the information
they
could
they
started
south
through
a
country
notor­
readers, the time limit for candidates to file will have
expired and the lists will he definitely decided from which iously hostile to the white man. The following extract is «
taken from the diary of Lindsey Applegate, and is quot­
you can select at the November election.
Look them over, folks. They look like a splendid ed so far as to meet the requirements of our present pur­ There is no sentiment in
bunch, none of them dangerous or incompetent and all pose. Quotation follows: •
business. When making
“ From what information we could gather from old
competent to handle the city’s affairs. Of course, you will
a purchase, the uppermost
think some particular ones are more capable and more pioneers and the Hudson Bay Company, the Cascade thought is
progressive. These are the ones for whom you should mountains to the south became very low, or terminated
QUALITY AND
vote, for Ashland is steaming up for prosperity and where the Klamath cut the chain; and knowing that the
PRICE
growth and needs the most capable and the most progres­ Blue Mountains lay (in a direction) east and west, we
concluded that there must be a belt of country extending Use Shell Gasoline and
sive city dads an> other officials.
east toward the South pass of the Rocky mountains Oils and be convinced.
SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED
where there might be no vast, lofty ranges to cross. So,
While The Daily Tidings agrees entirely with Mrs. in 1846, we organized a company to undertake its explor
Barber that the race for council has brought out some of ation, composed of the following persons: (The names are
Service
the best men in the city as candidates, we do disagree given above.) Each man was provided with a saddle
with her attitude that, because good men are running, she horse and a pack horse, making thirty animals.
Station
has withdrawn from the race.
“ A portion of the country we proposed to traverse BOULEVARD ând SHERMAN
Competent, interested persons, such as Mrs. Barber wa§ at that time marked on the map ‘unexplored region.’
COVERED
MAC
IV. & N.
public opinion expecting Stanford
Bank
Ashland,
W hen you s ta rt the hunting
season tomorrow, you should
wear a pair of our Weyenberg
Real W et W eather High Top
Boots the kind which will
weqr longer and give you max­
imum protection against water.
Oregon
“Service W orthy of a Strong,
N ational B an k.”
introduce it. W rite him to-day
for full particulars. Also ask him
to explain how you can get the
agency, and w ithout experience
or money make 8250 to 8500 per
month.
Bring in that Old
Electric iron
OVERLAND
Shoe Shop
and trade it in on a new one
The Ford Car
furnishes convenient and
reliable transportation at
a price you can comfort­
ably afford to pay.
Unequalled
facilities for quality man­
ufacture on a large scale
make possible values in
the Ford which are unsur­
passed in the automotive
industry.
$1.05 Allowed
on any iron you bring in,
whether it is burned out or not.
A New E d iso n ................................................... $5.00
Less Allowance ................................................. $1.05 ♦
Net to You .......................................................$3.95 :
Murphy Electric Shop
H A R R IS O N
Brothers, Garage
Forti, Lincoln, Fordson D ealers
Frank & King’s
The above sk etch w as m ade
from an actu al photogra]di
Stolen First and
Then Wrecked
Thieves stole this limousine
and in the furious chase by the
police which followed, the car
was hurled over a precipice to
destruction.
Theft Insurance makes good
your loss when your car is
stolen. Don’t take chances.
The automobile thief is clever.
Call on th is agency o f the
H artford F ire Insurance
Co., for a ll form s o f Au­
tom ob ile Insurance.
Comedians
in the
Armory
T O N IG H T
uYou Tell ’Em Because I Stutter”
TOM ORROW
N IG H T
uThe Call of the Woods”
MONDAY
N IG H T
uOh, Doctor!”
Billings Agency
Bstab. 1883
Prices 10 and 25c. Reserved Seats 50c
Real E state & Real Insurance
41 E. Main St.
Phone 211
Vaudeville Between Acts
SPECIAL SALE ON
Cotton Blankets
Size 60x78 Hemmed
with Fancy Striped Ends
95c
SPECIAL
Army Goods Store
Biggest Little Store in Town
95c
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