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ASHLAND
D A IL Y
T ID IN G S
The lesson of the Rathbone report is plain, i t should
be heeded.—Klamath News;
W ednesday, O ctober 15,
election. „
gave aa excellent review and the
Peef, cooked with vegetables
Hostesses for the meeting will book as set forth by her was -acd-put up-in-cans ready to serve
(E stablished In 1876)
be Mesdames E. D. Briggs, Homer found to be very interesting.
after heating, is' a new food com
Billings and Ed. Barron.
P u blished Every Evening Except Sunday by
Thp
hext
meeting
will
be
held
bination being placed on the m ar
HOSPITALITY IN THE CITY ’
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THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
with Mrs. Robinette a t her home ket by the Rogue River Valley
(Albany Democrat)
Morris-Dunn Wedding'—
on the Boulevard next Monday. Canning company. This company
CALENDAR OP EVENTS
Bort R. Greer ............................................................ ............................ Editor
A very pretty wedding was
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A
mother
died
recently
in
a
town
where
she
had
lived
has an order from a responsible
George Madden Green ..................................................... Business Manager i ,
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Wednesday, Oct. 15. Auxiliary solemnized at the C ongregational;
firm with a branch in Portland
Party F or Teachers—
jbiit
a
short
time,
leaving
twin
girls,
3
years
old,
a
boy
of^to
Trinity Guild meets a t 7:30 at
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER ..................................................... Telephone 39
parsonage Sunday m orning at
All members of the Parent- for all of the product they can
S a M n d ‘ t t the*A sh lan d /O regon P w to f fic e a s S ^ n d c ia ^ M a i l M attt» t w ° a n d a bafey of » few months. The m other’s m o t h e r | Episcopal Parish house.
nine-thirty when Miss Obera Teachers Association and cfv ic turn out, a strong retail demand
Oct 16. H awthorne
went down to help her daughter when she became ill and! Thursday,
T hursday, Oct.
Subscription P rice, D elivered in City
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j Circle Parent-Teachers Associa- Morris became the bride of Mr. Club are asked to attend the already having he^n created. Mr.
One Month ........................................................................................... $ .65 later brought the children to her own home until the dis- tion
Miller P. Dunn. The Reverend party for the teachers th a t will Bullis, the m anager, states ship
will meet at Hawthorne
W. Judson Oldfield officiated, u s - , be given at the Club house F ri m ents of potatoes, onions and
8^tjreMo^t°hsih^...."”\k..7’”’l ? ............................ ’...........
375 traeted husband could make some definite plan to care school at 3:30.
ing the ring ceremony. The guests day evening. There
will
be cabbage from outside of Medford
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7 .5 0 ¡for his little brood
Friday, Oct. 17. D. A. R. will
The grandmother’s report ran:
were the immediate relatives.
B y M ail and R ural R ou tes
am usem ents for everyone and a have been necessary to take care
“ You need not tell me people in the cities are not g ^ eat the home of Mrs' w- E- Mr. Dunn has been farm ing good time is anticipated. F a rth e r of th e ir shipments. From 140 to
One Month ............................................................ ............................... $ 65
Three Months ........... ............................................................
with his brother on the Dunn t announcem ents, including
1.95 neighborly. Here was city of over 100,000 people and my
the 160 people are employed. The
Tuesday, Oct. 21. Civic Club
Six Months .....t................................................... 3.50 ,
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a
ranch
east of Ashland and Mrs. i program for the evening will be plant is located at Medford.
One Year ................................................................................................
6 50 daughter was almost a stranger. Yet all through her ill will meet a t club house. Good
Dunn has been employed by the made later.
ness, which was long and puzzling to the doctors, the program.
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES
M etropolitan Life Insurance com -'
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Single insertion, per inch ..........................................................
$ .30
neighbors were constantly doing tilings to help. They
pany at Medford. They are both
A u xiliary M eeting—
Yearly Contracts
A rt Club—
very well known and popular
One insertion a week ...................................................................
.27% took the children for days at a time; they sent in food;
The Auxiliary to the Trinity
The Ladies A rt Club had a fine members of the younger set.
Two insertions a week ...... *............................................................
.25
they
did
the
marketing.
There
was
not
a
day
when
s<j>m
e
Guild
will meet this evening a t '
m
eeting
at
the
Civic
Club
house
Dally insertion ............................................................ ’___
.20
Upon the retu rn from their
the
Parish
House for the first i
of
these
people
were
not
doing
some
kindness
to
my
daugh-;
Monday
evening
R ates for Legal and MiseeUaneous Advertising
The principal i honeymoon they will make their
F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. $ .10
m
eeting
of
the
year. It will be j
business of the evening was the home on Pennsylvania Avenue in
ter or her family.
in all sizes. One or tw o around
Each subsequent Insertion, 8 point line .................................
.05
a
combined
business
and social
of officers. Mrs. G. A. this city.
Card of Thanks ................................................................................
“ And when she died, leaving that baby less than a election
1.00
th
e house entrances w ill s a te
meeting, as some im portant busi your
R uger was reelected president,
O bituaries, per Mno ............................................. ..........................
The
many
friends
of
the
couple
cai|H ‘ts.
°2^ year old, there were four families who begged to have him Mrs. Clinton Baughm an elected extend the best wishes for a ness will be discussed. The presi
W H AT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
dent, Mrs. John R. Edwards, is
to keep as their own. Since I have brought them hom?, vice-president, Mrs. Edward bright and happy future.
“All future events, where an admission charge is made or a
Thornton,
secretary,
Mrs.
Sam
anxious., th a t every member be i TH E ASHLAND FU RNITUR E
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a fifth offer lias come. None of the benefactors were
collection taken is Advertising.
COMPANY
present.
McNair, treasurer.
Plans were
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
under any obligation to my daughter or her family; ex made for a card party which trill Study Club M eeting—
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DONATIONS
cept the common human bond.”
The Ashland Study Club held New Food Product,—
be given November 10th.
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made in advertis
This little story is not big news, because, fortunately, At the close of the ev en in g 1 th eir second meeting of the year
ing or Job printing— our contributions will be in cash.
the Hotel Ashland Monday i
it is not* much out of the common run of events. But it delicious refreshm ents were serv- ■ ftt
noon and enjoyed a luncheon.
ed
by
the
hostesses,
Mrs.
Pete
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helps to emphasize,
in a time when . much
pessimism . is be Ahlstrom and Mrs. Fred Cushing. / fter an excellent meal the group
WHAT GOD WILL DO:— He yviHl swallow up death in v ic to ry ;;.
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and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the i
expressed, the tact that though life IS tuller than it
fdjourned to the home of Mrs.
rebuke of his people shall be taken away from off all th e earth: used to be, and houses are smaller, perhaps, and not T o G ive B en efit—
Fred W aguer where the program [
for the Lord hath spoken it.— Isaiah 25:8.
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a s given. Mrs. H. O. Anderson
Friday evening the Rebekahs
PRA Y ER:— Give to eac hof us w hatever our name or nation, everyone knows the name of the family next door, hearts
Odd Fellows will give a bene gave the main feature of the pro
the life th a t is in Christ Jesus, and then we shall both live and re- t
’ are still big enough and the blood of the race runs warm and
joice evermore.
fit social, for the purpose of rais gram. which was a review of the
enough to give the needed help to those in affliction.
ing money for the Odd Fellows hook “ True Adventures of the
Grand Lodge which will pe given Secret Service.” Mrs. Anderson
HELP THE BOYS
here next May. Everyone is in
NOW SWAT THE RAT
At the Foruc luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce
vited to attend as a good program
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yesterday, three leaders in civic affairs, men well versed A Filipino worker in a Hawaiian sugar mill died of has been arranged and an ex 1
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in the way of the boy, urged the co-operation of the mem but onic plague. Three rats infected with the disease have cellent time anticipated.
S o c ie ty
Cocoa Door Mats
bers in their efforts to maintain a Y. M. C. A. in this city,
following their talks, these men were applauded heartily,
and it is our belief that each man present resolved to do
his share ?n the work started by these speakers. But, as
in many other lines the thought has slipped our mind.
Private affairs, appearing to us at present much more im-
portant than the far away Y. M. C. A. hold our attention.
Tomorrow, the next day, and we have entirely forgitten
our good resolutions. But what of the boy? Today, to
morrow, a year from now, he is with us. Today’s boy is
tomorrow’s man. And if we fail to do our part in mak
ing the hoy the sort of a man we would wish to have for
a citizen, for a neighbor, we are failing in our duty to
our city and our country. In short, we are “ laying down
on the job.”
OUR AIR SUPERIORITY
been caught. We spent $20,000,000,000 or so in killing
human beings recently. Why not adjust human affairs in
this world so a little money could be saved from the war
cost to spend in fighting rats, the great carriers of
plaugues and pestilences?
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sPea*<er 111 Portland avgrtised that he would tell
a^out hell. It might be well for us to know about this
much-pictured place so that we could learn how to avoid
it, but it’s not a very pleasant subject even at that.
The Shenandoah has nof accomplished as wonder
ful an accomplishment as the world fliers did, but fewer
people have seen blimps as large as the Shenandoah.
Just a gentle reminder that Ashland will have a muni
cipal election three weeks from yesterday, unless the can
didates remain so silent that nobody will remember it.
Again man conquers the air. With the giant dirigible
ZR-3 successfully completing her voyage across the At
The voters Qre being reminded of the calamities which
lantic, and another dirigible, the Shenandoah touring the will follow the passage of the constitutional amend
country, the United States stands supreme, as far as out
ments and in the maze of contradictory statements pro
standing feats in the air are Concerned. Although other
and eon, more voters will get the habit of voting no
countries far surpass ours in the.number of planes and on all of them.
dirigibles ready for active duty,- it is America which
shows the way when a feat, never before accomplished, is
A newspaper reports that this is to be a hard winter
undertaken.
and that everybody had better prepare accordingly. The
Cross country flying, around the world flying, trans- wise man is the one who prepares as if every winter,
Atlantic flying, all seem as though they were the creation spring, summer and fall was to be a hard season.
of some modern Dante. But the sight of the very ships,
gliding through the air, brings us to the realization that AIRPLANES MAY BE
which was off the sot route. W ith
American courage, American nerve and American skill GUARDED BY USE OF the completion of such a scheme
are back of these accomplishments. Other nations have
ELECTRIC CABLES it would be possible to establish
a ir routes as definite as railroad
attempted some of the feats, already closed affairs as far
LONDON, Oct. 15. — The lines.
as our nation is concerned, but none have succeeded. Fin B ritish
Air M inistry is now ex
ally, we will conclude our air activities by flights to the periencing w ith an electric guiding FARMER KILLS SNAKE AND
FINDS 2 PULLETTS IN HIM
poles. After that, what?
cable for aircraft, which may be
WHERE ARE WE?
Records in the bureau of internal revenue show that
one of every i3 persons in the United States is a drug
addict. Investigators place the number as high as 3,000,-
000.
Children become addicts by continued use of narcotics,
in seven to 10 days. Use for 30 days-establishes addiction
in the strongest mature person.
Wardens of five penitentiaries say that 90 per cent
of the inmates of their prisons have been drug users.
The sheriff of Los Angeles county, California, says
fully 90 per cent « f the crime committed in that county
has been traced t( addicts.
Forty-nine per cent of the prisoners sentenced to
Leavenworth penitentiary are sent there for violation of
the Harrison narcotics law. Half the time of certain
1 nited States district courts is taken up with narcotic
cases.
The economic loss to the country annually, due to the
use of drugs is estimated by Dr. Charleton Simon of New
York at $1,825,000,000.
The United States, exclusive of the amount smuggled
into the country, is *by far the largest user of opium
among the nations.
The 36 grains of opium consumed annually for each
person in the United States is enough to drug every man,
woman and c*hild in the entire nation for 30 days out of
every year.
the forerunner of definite aerial
ro u ts possible for night flying
and flying through fog. The pilot,
from instrum ents before him,
would be able to tell when flying
directly over the cable laid along
the ground, and the device would
autom atically correct th e direct
ion of the flight of an aeroplane
TAOS, Mo., Oct. 15. — A
m onster snake was killed here by
Be Brand, well-to-do farm er, and
his hired hands. The reptile was
nine feet long and measured six
teen inches in circumference.
Upon cutting its body open, the
hired man found th e snake had
swallowed two large pullets.
D. A. R . M eeting—
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The D. A. R. will meet at the
home of Mrs. W. E. Blake this j
coming Friday.
Hon. . O. A. i
Stearns will have charge of the
program , and will tell of some of
his pioneer experiences. Music 1 1
will be furnished by Miss Imogene
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Wallace.
The hostesses for the occasion
will be Miss Jennie Gilbert, assis
ted by Mrs. O. A. Stearns and
Mrs. Jennie Hogue
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F razier & S on
Best Pat. Flour, 49 lbs. $2.25
Good Pat. Flour, 49 lbs. 1.90
Mill Run ...........
. 1.65
Ggg Mash, 100 lbs.......... . 3.15
Med Seed Oats ................ . 3.25
Mrs. Louise Perozzi will ad
dress the Civic Club a t their
meeting Tuesday afternoon on
the topic “ The Woman V oter.”
At this tim e she will discuss the
am endm ents which are before the
public at the present tim e and
will give an outline of the sub
jects to be presented at the next
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F razier & S on
Phone 214— 353 E. Main St.
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MORE HEAT
Producing Substance
is found in Diamond Briquets than in any other coal.
A guaranteed analysis shows 88 per cent of each
Diamond Briquet is pure fuel- -makiiig
Diamond Briquets
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the almost perfect fuel. This is the reason we ad
vise you to use Diamond Briquets—safe, economical,
dependable.
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for
more enjoyable the menu.
C O L O N IA L
each day.
Pipeless
Franklin Bakery
Bakers of “ Superior
Bread”
Phone 199
Prices
Vote No on the Anti-
Margarine Bill NOV
EMBER 4th or you
and less prosperous
families will be d e
prived of the privilege
of eating this clean,
healthful food.
This b ill hits everyone--it
affedts you whether you use
butter or margarine because
margarine is a safety valve on
the price of butter.
Don’t allow your personal liberty to be invaded--every
man, woman and child has the absolute right to pur
chase in the open market what they wish to eat.
Oleomargarine is sanitary and healthful.
Oleomargarine is supervised by the Federal Government.
Oleomargarine is approved by Dr. Wiley, Father of P u n
Food Art.
Oleomargarine is easily digestible. See U. S. Government
bulletins (Department Agriculture 310-505-613).
Oleomargarine has calories equal to other spreads. See
U. S. Government bulletins (Department A griculture
Bulletin 469).
Oleomargarine is sold for just what it is.
Protect Your Home and Pocket Book
PURE MARGARINE PRODUCTS COMMITTEE
By F. J. BLAKELEY, Chairman
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VOTE
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NO
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SEE US
that will vary and make
Our pastry is baked fresh
Butter
( Id A lfalfa hay, ton ___ .20.00
Carson-Fowler
Lbr. Co.
“In the Heart of Town”
Delicious Pastry
Prevent
Higher
, Lew Crop, g’ood, ton ... 24.00
Civic Club—
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Bring in Your Sash
for a new glass—glazing free. No matter what
shape or size you may want, we can fit the glass.
FURNACES
Swenson-Peebler Furniture
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Simpson’s
Hardware
Company
that does wear
O ther F ontana P roduct « —
Two to three seasons is the usual thing. If there was
better underwear than Globe Trouser Seat we would
have it.
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CAIVMET
THE WORLD'S G R E A T E S T >
BAKING POWDCA
2*/s TIMES THOSE OF A NY OTHER DRANQ
Try Fontana’s Spaghetti. It is made
by the exclusive Fontana process,
—full of flavor and nutrition and
free from unpleasant starchiness.
Only ten cents at all grocers.
UNDERW EAR
For healthful complexions
eat foods made with
Its greater leavening strength means
ligh t bakings — perfect digestion
, Winchester Store
BETTER JUDGES NEEDED
The Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court
lias said that “ the administration of criminal law in this
country is a disgrace,” and that crime “ is due largely to
the failure of the law and its administration to bring
criminals to justice.”
The most serious obstacle to the enforcement of*the
prohibition law is the administration of justice by judges
out of sympathy with the law and a majority of the people
of the United States.
Courts administered by persons motivated by preju
dices of any character imperiPthe security of the people.
The courts of the District of Columbia particularly
should be models for the cities of the nation. This ideal
is not hopeless. The vacancy which will exist on the
police court bench in the near future should be filled by
the appointment of a man who will help to hasten that
day. Such men are available.
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M a ca r o n i
Spaghetti - Vermicelli • Elbow Macaroni
oodles [fine and wide] - T h e
new macaroni specialties—
Butterflies, Daisies, Alphabets
and Sheila.
W O O DSTOCK
T Y P E W R IT E R S
The one machine through sheer m erit and dependability has
forged ahead to be one of the leaders in w riting machines.
A marvel of SPEED, ENDURANCE and
We are long on hosiery
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M IT C H E L L S
The Men’s Store
By the Post Office
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