ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
¡SFUL CANDIDATES
Republican Ticket
¿the Republican Organization
jringing order out of existing
To both the Republicans and the
le State they are pointing the way
ible representative government and
Lof Public Service. The letters from
littee and the answers from the
lidates below are self-explanatory.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
committee cf the Jackson Coun-
itra! Committee will hold a meet-
frs in the Liberty Building, in
p.day evening, the 27th, at 8
isking all the republican candi-
lie May primaries to meet with
ixious to unite and to strengthen
lion in every way possible and
►and advise with you as to how
mght about.
'seen reason you cannot attend
hid appreciate it if you would
nig your support to the ticket
Republicans in the May primaries,
¡five Committee, Jackson County
Republican Central Committee.
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ford
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P.nd
ishltmul
V. V. M ills, A shland
W. C. L eever, C entral Point
8. A. Nye, Talent
Vern P endleton , Central
Point
W . H . Crandall, E agle Point
^ROM THE CANDIDATES
Eagle Point, Ore., Oct. 24, 1924.
fo’iean Central Committee: I was
Day primaries by Miss Stevens, aud
the republican central committee
^ly support Miss Stevens for county
support the republican ticket.
W. H. CRANDALL,
feated Candidate for Countv Clerk.
.Jackson County Court,
sonville, Ore., Oct. 24, 1924
ican Central Committee: Enelos-
will find my check in the sum of
ng with the campaign expense. It
iihle for me to be with you next Mon-
here’s hoping that the republican
successful on Nov. 4. With best
5, yours verv trulv,
O. A. GARDNER,
ter of more recent date addressed to
Ur. Gardner says: “ Any rumors you
frd with reference to my advocating
if a democratic candidate are only cir-
njure me.”
ffice of C. E. Terrill, sheriff of Jackson
lounty, Oregon, Jacksonville, Oct. 27, 1924
the executive committee of the JaekSon
Republican Central Committee—Gentlemen:
ji called as witness before the circuit
[d. Ore., it will be impossible for me
hi ¡can meeting tonight. Although
Te primaries, I am still a republican
pport the republican ticket in the
C. E. TERRILL.
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Ira. Leighton, 153 G ranite or
Phone 153.
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WANTED— W ork by ¿ompetent
experienced jan ito r. All or part!
time. WiH do anything. R efer
ences 218-Y.
32— tf
For a smooth shave
and quick service go
to the Shell Barber
Shop.
Ladies and
children get your h a k
bobbed and marcel
led.
W. A. SHELL, Prop.
>32 A". St. Ashland. Ore
LA FOLLETTE SAYS
INDEPENDENTS GAIN
Committee, Jaekson County Repub-
Jommittee—Gentlemen: I have your
Lst inst., and regret very much my in-
md your meeting tomorrow night. I
|g of the Ex-Sendee Men’s League at
the same time that your meeting is
kl that my presence at said meeting
|nd required.
like to have your committee feel that
Tty accord with all of the principles of
in County Republican Committee’s plat-
fd 1 also can assure you that I shall support
rwork for the requblican ticket at the coming
Election.
As you know, T had the pleasure of running for
the office of county clerk at the May primaries, hut
it was the will of the voters that one other than I
receive the nomination. Miss Delilia Stevens, who
received the nomination over me, is highly qualified
for the office, and 1 can assure your committee that
since the primaries I have endeavored to give her
all of my support, and while she has no opposition
at the coming election, I want your committee to
know that had such opposition developed that 1
would have been in the field supporting Miss
Stevens.
Again assuring the Jackson County Central
Committee of my full and hearty support, and trust
ing that the good old party will be victorious at the
coming election, I am, verv sincerely yours,
CARL Y. TENGWALD.
eel
ong you,
ominated at the
Way prim ary on the republican
ticket for which I am thankful.
And I hold out the same belief
now as then th a t the m ajority
should and m ust rule and am at
all times willing to strictly abide
by th eir decision. R egarding the
office for which I aspire, will say
th at I still hold out the belief
that the office should not continue
ior the fifth term under the same
m anagem ent however efficient It
may be, and should it be placed In
my charge I shall surely exercise
the same Judgment and efficiency
which alone Jias brought about
my success as an undertaker.
, T rusting th a t by your voice at
the election polls I may be plac
ed In a position to be of greater
service.
I tru ly remain,
H. W. CONGER,
Medford, Ore.
Pd. Adv.
Medford, Ore.
ABOARD THE LA FOLLETTE
SPECIAL, enroute to Schenectady, I
N. Y. Oct. 29.— Senator La Fol- |
lette In speeches along his route, ■
Cover w ith w et baking soda— |
today predicted that the Progres
afterwards apply gently—
sive ticket would poll as h e a v y 1
a vote in the east as in the west,
where it is adm itted by leaders
.» ..V A p o R u b
O o g r 1 7 M i f lio n J a r * U t t J Y e a r l y
of the two old line parties to have
gained much m om eatum during
fh e Tiding'« Ads Bring Results
the past two weeks.
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Ashland, Oregon., Oct. 29, 1924
To whom it may concern: This is to certify that
the report that I was “ sore” because I did not re
ceive the republican nomination for sheriff is false.
I am a republican and am supporting the ticket
from top to bottom. Had circumstances been re
versed 1 certainly would have expected the support
^le °^er
candidates. Lincoln says: “ I
know the Lord is always on the side of the right, »»
and so is the republican party.
J. J. CAMBERS.
FrMay, October 31, 1024
The dinner will be long rem- throughout New York State.
i ing group discovered the remains.
eriibered by those who attended.
Sand about the burial spot wa? The hand of the right a rc was
Mrs. B rannan is the host of as dry as if It had been baked pressed closely over the front of
Mrs. E arnest Hicks and Mrs. Art in the sun. This, according to the skull.
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomp Lucas, kept the skeleton intact
Indications were, according to
son are of North Bend, Oregon, despite its five centuries of rest members of the H istorical Society
and left early Monday morning w ithout the protecting walls of a
th a t the victim was placed In his
by auto for home after án erfjoy-! coffin.
grave in a p ray erfu l'p o se before
able visit for a few day3 with rela-
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Taken from the base of the old the living burial took place.
.
Friday, October 31. H allo • fives here.
fireplace, the skeleton was p laced : Only three im plem ents were
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a
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we’en.
in an autom obile and brought found near the skeleton— one a
THE KNOCKER
Friday, October 31. Past Ma
here for exhibition In the. H istori sewing awl, another a polished
tro n ’s Club will meet at the home The Devil may take the man cal Society D epartm ent of the I n - ; bone-head ornam ent, and the
who knocks,
dian Museum.
of Mrs. A. E. Kinney.
third a broken awl. This streng
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He never was ar.y good, by Jocks; J It is believed th a t the legs of
thens the belief th at the skeleton
He curdles the milk, he sours the the once-living Indian were bound
Wo R. C. Meets—
is that of an Indian woman. How
cream
The W. R. C. m et Monday
in the trussed position in w hich; ever, thia point rem ains to ba
afternoon a t the home of Mrs. He throw s cold w ater on all your they were found when the Bearch- settled.
steam ;
F. H. W alker, 419 Liberty street.
He
never
does anything else but
Forty-tw o ladies were present to
kick,
enjoy the afternoon, which was
spent in visiting and fancy work. ’Till he makes the average person
sick;
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D ainty refreshm ents were served
But
ask
him
w
hat
he pver did,
by the following, Mesdames Shaw,
And
he
crawls
inside
and shuts
Robertson, Smith, 9tockton, Sten-
the
lid.
nett, Shutts, Sugg, Swingle, San
ford and W alker.
The Devil may take the man who
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WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION ACT
knocks,
Entertained Royally—
The man who scoffs and the man
The members of Aloha Chapter,
Help to the Working Man the Important Thing
who mocks
O. E. S. K lam ath Falls en tertain
He’s the man who never lifted a
1 he advocates of this amendment are appar
ed the members of Alpha Chap
pound,
ter, No. 1 O. E. S. royally Tues
ently more concerned with the creation of a vast
A skulking, vile pestiferous hound
day evening, when they exempli
fund and a powerful bureau than they are with giv
Who can only growl and bark and
fied the initatory work.
They
bay,
ing justice to workmen. The employers of Oregon
were taken into the homes and
And get around in the people’s
have shown that they are for workmen’s compen
then given a delicious banquet.
way,
The group enjoyed the trip very
sation on a lair, sane and business-like basis. They
When they’re trying to do as best
much, despite the fact th a t they
iavor the state insurance fund as an incident of the
they can,
were compelled to retu rn
at
Something to benefit fellow man.
law, but not as its main end or purpose. They insist
twelve o’clock over the Green
that its defects and abuses be corrected, and that,
Springs road. Those m aking the
The Devil may take the man who
trip were Mesdames L. S. Brown,
like any other business institution, it be compelled
knocks.
F. F. W hittle, Nate Bates, Leah
to justify its existence by giving fair and efficient
May Charon land him upon the
Caldwell, W a lte r' Everton, Mil-
rocks
service. They are not willing that workmen’s com
ton Ellis, D. A. Peterson, J. H.
In the deepest Sulphurous bowels
pensation should become a political tool or a cog
T u rn er,
Shepherd,
Coyle,
of Hell,
Messrs and Mesdames S. A. Peters,
in a socialistic machine; and they are opposed to be
W here the Impies sport and the
Sr., Henry C arter, McRae, Jack-
ing subjected, or having their men subjected, to the
H arpies dwell;
son and Misses Lydia McCall,
And let hin> kick to his soul’s
uncontrolled dictation of any man or bureau.
Ruth Osmun, Emma Jenkins,
content,
Georgie Coffee.
And there let hint known ’til the
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— M edford Industrial A ccident C om piittee.
the air is rent,
W. O. T. U. Meets—
’Till the tow ering pillars of Hell
The W. C. T. U. met at the
shall fall
home of Mrs. Davis »on Allison And the Echoes die on its brazen
street Tuesday afternoon.
A
wall.
good crowd was present and the
m eeting was very interesting. Mrs. W henever you pray— if pray you
S. L. Leonard, Mrs. B ryant and
do—
Mrs. Lozier attended the m eet Pray for the honest, the brave,
ing from Medford. Mrs. Leonard
and the tru e
gave a report of her trip to the Pray for the noble, the good, the
state convention. At this time
ju st;
she visited the C hildren’s Farm Pray for the righteous— and if
Home. In Corvallis th e barbers,
you must.
t
HE depositors are the real
doctors and dentists give their Pray for the serpent, the wolf and
services free to these children.
* builders of this hank. They
the fox—
Donations have been given to But the Devil may take the man
make the bank possible ami there
ward cows and the home now has
who knocks.
is no success for this bank which
enough cows to supply milk for
does not depend upon the success
the children. They are well cared
for, according to Mrs. Leonard,
of its depositors.
and seem to be very happy.
Mrs. B ryant gave a short talk
on the W. C; T. U. work for the
year. This was followed by a
discussion of politics.
WATERTOWN, N. J.. Oct. 30.
The hostess served dainty re
freshm ents assisted by Mesdames — A m urder has been discovered
W olcott, Alice Ji'.son and Will 500 years after it was commited.
Ashland, Oregon
A skeleton of an Indian— be
Davies.
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lieved buried alive in the fifteen
th century, before Columbu3
Thirty-Sixth A n n iversary-
One of the most delightful an touched on the shores of America
niversary dinners of the season — has been exhumed not far
was given Saturday a t the home; from this city by an exploration
of Mrs. Branuan, on North Main party, headed by Nathan Lucas,
stre et when she entertained at authority in Indian history.
Finding of the skeleton, per
dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Hicks, who celebrated fectly preserved, in a sort of rude
th eir thirty-sixth wedding anni fireplace, far below the surface
earth, in a s tra ta of
versary on th a t date, and Mrs. of the
gravel,
has
aroused widespread
Floyd
W ilkins, who celebrated
interest
among
historical societies
her birthday.
.The table was prettily decorat
ed and a delicious dinner was
served. Covers were laid for
Messrs and Mesdames W right
Hicks, A rth u r Thompson. Floyd
Kilkins, E arnest Hicks, Mr. Ed
Hill and the hostess, Mrs. B ra n -'
nan.
Vote 311 X NO
The Depositors
SKELETON REVEALS
OLD INDIAN MÖRDER
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
The people
of Oregon have a
$40,000,000
DAMAGE CASE
against the state
income tax law ,
Here are the facts: '
Recorded Damage Due to State Income Tax
8
11
Andirons
S2
AND
8
10
Fire Screens
22
31
34
21
Simpson's
Hardware
Tim ber purchaaaa cancelled or im p e n d e d ................................ $18,000,003
Construction of lumber milla, towns, logging campa and log
ging railways abandoned or suspended. .........................................
7,875,000
Other industrial investments cancelled or suspended.................
4,578,000
One year’s operating payroll on foregoing item s........................ 5,680,000
Dicincorporationa, $4,60ó/XKl capital. Damage listed 1/10 only
460,600
Actual removals from the otate, including loss of only one
year’s payroll .......................... ...............................................................
2,440,250
Threatened removals, including losa of only one year’s payroll. .2,218,500
Cases as to which definite amounts are not available, but which
amount to many millions; damage listed as..................................
q
Cases still under investigation; would amount to many mil-
boas ; damage listed as............. ..................................... .. _
....
o
Thich
removal or Investment elsewhere was
‘
beentauaod by the income tax but which can
not be verified m w ritin g ; damage listed a s ..................................
0
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TOTAL RECORDED DAMAGE.......................... $ 4 1 ,2 5 2 ,3 5 0
JL T O
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k * * e «»«mined the signed statements and
w
exhibits upon which the foregoing tabulation
u based and find that the total of $4i,2S2,3SC is a conservative
esn-nate of damage properly attributable to the state income tax
as a determining factor in influencing decision against Oregon in
vestment tn the cases listed. W e also find that many additional
amount» could have been include justifiably in the total, so that,
ev“ V allowance for possible overstatements in individual
items Hated, the actual loss of investment attributable to the state
income tax is materially in excess of $40,000,000.
Winchester Store
Supplem entary to my form er statem ent as appeared in
t h i | paper under date of October 21st and 22nd., I wish to
say, or repeat more em phatically, th a t if elected to the office
of Mayor, I will stand (as I have stood for the-pa-t 35 y e ..t\j,
for law enforcem ent and a clean city.
I have always stood with the Christian aud moral i cople
on these questions— ‘ having done all, to stan d ”— I am say
ing nothing against Mr. Pierce. I am simply stating for
those who may not know and refer them to those who do
know th a t I am for progress all th e time, but progress does
not rest on wide-openness or special privilege, but rath er on
decent, moral conditions and unanim ous effort.
O
FRANK E. ANDREWS, •
CHARLES H. STEWART,
BEN SELLING.
CHRISS A. BELL,
J. K. GILL.
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TO THE VOTERS AND CITIZENS OF ASHLAND
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VOTE November 4th to remove
this millstone from Oregon’s neck!
KILL
THE S ^ T E INCOME TAX
Vote 312X Yes
R e sp e c tfu lly ,
0. H. JOHN]
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