A shland
hâilfi TWÖ
daily tidings
Friday, November 14, i(HH
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Evolving from it a worktìbie
.
TAATTV
t t
ivr P c , delay in evolving
workable consolidation plan.
Summer uniform
M ajor-G eneral’ If General Farnsw orth's sug- order a change in the Summer un-
IN
Nobody in Oregon is shouting for ah additional tax
Farnsw orth. in his annual report ' gestions werG to be carrled out i t . iform of the Annv,
(E stab lish ed In 1 8 7 6 )
to the Secretary of W ar today, I would m e a n th e scrapping of uni-
¡on gasoline. Nobody is palpitant over the fancied need
recommends
th a t some new and forms and cloth th at cost the
' of a motion picture tax or a cigarette tax. But a way to
P ub lished Every E ven in g E xcept Sunday by
more satisfactory m aterial be sub Government millions of dollars,
certain public approval is opened to the legislature and
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
stituted for the cotton khaki now so there appears little likelihood
.'the
governor.
That
way
lies
in
the
reduction
of
state
F razier & S on
used in m anufacturing Summer that Secretary Qf W ar Week3 wi„
rf
Greer •
_Editor
e
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lie orge Madden G r e e n . . . . . . ......... Business Manager j governmental costs. A potential means is the revival of
uniforms.
General
F arnsw orth’s senti
official city paper ..................................................... Telephone 39 the consolidation programme
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. -T he m ents are echoed by every private
E ia ered a t th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffic e as Second C lass Mall M atter
total num ber of infantry officers in the Army, as well as by officers
There will he a lady dem
MAKE IT OUR DAY
Subscription P rice, D elivered in City
in th e United States A rm y, on of all ranks in the service; b u t.;
Ore Month ..................................................................................................... 5 -65
onstrating Iloodv Peanut
Before another November 11 rolls around, let’s get June 31, 1924, was 3,568, of it is pointed out, during the
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I-3 5
Butter in front of our
Six Months ............................................................................................
3.75 rid of this idea that Armistice Day is an exservice man’s whom 3,258 participated in the W orld W ar the United S ta te s ;
O re Year .................................................................................................
7.50 holiday.
store het ween 1 and 2
World W ar, according to th e an made extrem nly heavy purchases,
By Mail and R ural R ou tes
o’clock Saturday, Novem
It is bad, this idea that, we set apart certain days in nual report of Major-General and the Q uarter-m aster depots are
O re Month ............................................................................................ 5 .65
1.95
Charles S. Farnsw orth, Chief of filled with thousands of hales of
TLree Months
ber 15th.
I
Six Months ....... ....................................................................................
3 50 the year, at which certain few of the community can go Infantry, to the Secretary of W ar,1 uniform s and cloth.
6.59 into some sort of personal ecstaeies, while the rest of us madte public today.
for your Sunday Dinner.
Ona Year
Prime Rih of Beef and She wants all the children
kick our heels or go to a baseball or football game.
A comparison in the Reserve
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES
.30
Single insertion, per inoh ............................................................ I
in town to get a sample.
other choice meat cuts.
We have too much of^A¿mission Day for the Native Corps shows th a t there are now
Yearly Contracts
23,245
ready
to
assume
active
.27% Sons and Columbus Day for the Knights of Columbus
One insertion a week ...................................................................
service when called, an increase
.25
Two insertions a week ...................................................................
Chickens and Rahhits
Come one and all.
and
Christmas
for
the,
Christians
and
the
Fourth
of
July
.20
of 1,435 during the year. Also
Dully insertion .................................................................................
for the Daughters of the American Revolution.
R a tes for L egal and M iscellaneous A dvertising
during the year 1,965 graduaets
F irst Insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. $ .10
of Citizens' M ilitary Training
If
these
holidays
are
not
for
all
of
us,
and
do
not
.05
Kuch subsequent insertion, 8 point lide
Camps were appointed second lieu
appeal to all of us, then let’s abolish them.
’
O» d of Thanks ...........................................................................—-
02%
in the Reserve Cofps, or
F razier & S on
O bituaries, per line
As-well compel our banks and stores and public of tenants
N. Main
P h on e 107
given
certificates
of
eligibility.
Phone 2 1 4 — 3 5 3 E. Main St.
W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
fices to cose on May 5 because certain of our citizens General Farnsw orth said, in his
‘‘All future events, where an admission charge is made or a
have Mexican ancestry, and would like a holiday at that report, th a t he had noted a mark-1
collection taken is Advertising.
DESERVES
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
time.
ed increase in the record of the
DONATIONS
Better Bread Than Mother
Or just as well spot up our calendar with dates for various infantry units he had in
ITS NAME
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made in advertis
spected m arksm anship. From op
Used to Bake
all our varied ancestry of racial or other affiliation.
ing or job printing— our contributions will be in cash.
inions he had gathered from the
But to be specific about Armistice Day.
heads of camps and schools where
can be obtained at the Lithia
DISCOURAGED SCHOOL SPIRIT
It is not, never was and never should he an Ameri m ilitary training was being given,
Bakery, as our bread, roils and
A few nights ago when the local school students can Legion Day or a Disabled Veterans’ Day or a World he reported, he ascertained th at
other products have th a t delic
there
is
a
continuing
and
spread
ious, appetizing flavor th a t makes
gathered back of the Lithian hotel site, a ’big bonfire was War Veterans’ Day.
•
I ing interest in Reserve Officers’
our
bakery goods so universally
It ’is an anniversary for all of us.
tbp scene of a pep meeting which was held for the pur
Trainng Camps among educators,
sought for.
pose of arousing a deeper interest in the football team
Let’s prepare for it in 1925 in this spirit.
as well as an increased interest
All of our products are made from
was to battle the following day with the Medford
Let’s be grateful if some veteran of St. Miliiel bv his among the students themselves.
the best m aterials obtainable.
Among
recommendations
Gen
This was followed by a serpentine march on Main ¡wound stripes reminds us of our duty to the past and
eral Farnsw orth makes is the e s-1,
•treet, in which the large number of students joined hands our lessons for the future.
tablishm ent of a crack com pany of
Make it our dav.
ftnd in serpentine fashion marched along the street.
C Ö F>V R IG H T.A -R »E .C T
infantry at W est Point in order to!
During the march some impatient automobile driv
give practical instruction and ob-
The grandmother who used to die when the team servaton to the cadets there. He
came along and, instead of waiting a minute or two
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until the students completed their march, the drivers played at home is the gay lady with bobbed hair in the also requested th a t serious con
sideration be given to the m anu
arere in “ too big a hurry” for this and interrupted the third row of the bleachers.
facture of rifle and machine-gun
parade, dispersing the students and breaking up the
am m unition. Since the end of
FOR
march.
Personally, we don’t believe the sFory about the the war, lie reported, very little
15c Qt.; 50c Gallon
r
It is splendid to see the students get out in such large I ben who developed a taste for clay and is now laying am m unition of this class has been
m anufactured because of decreas
fcumbers to arouse more enthusiasm and interest in sports i brick.
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ed
appropriations, and as a total
and on the few occasions they do get out to make a demon-!
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3 Del Monte Tomatoes ..................... ..........$2.00 doz.
152.632,750 rounds of .30' cali
stration, they should he encouraged, instead of being dis- ( ^et little Willie give out the words of his spelling of
Sweet
Chocolate
Curtis Ripe Olives, pints .............. ............. 20c can
bre and 54.652,950 rounds of .45
lesson.
Your
amusing
efforts
to
sy>ell
will
make
him
re
20c
lb.:
2
lbs.
35c
couraged and having their parades broken up.
calibre am m unition was needed
:: Van Camps Oval S a rd in e s .........
. .3 cans for 50c
member
the
right
wav.
annually,
exclusive
of
any
The few minutes it would have been necessary for
: Kipper S n a c k s ................................. .. 3 cans for 20c
am ounts required to build up a
the autoists to wait until the parade had finished would
¡o Campbell’s Beans ..................... •.. ............. 10c can
reserve supply for emergency, the
Cocoa
.............
3
lbs.
25c
Virtue
may
be
its
own
reward,
hut
it
doesn’t
make
not have? been any inconvenience and it would be well to
p Van Camps H o m in y ....................... ............. 15c can
question was one which dem and
remember this when the students again want to use the you bullet proof if the dry agent thinks your quart of ed the attention of the W ar De
vinegar isn’t vinegar.,
;; Phone 155
201 Main St.
g treet for a “ pep” parade or meeting.
partm ent.
Sii redditi Cocoanut
The American doughboy, a sar
»___ - ............ T___
Special 25c lb .
torial
sight
to
behold
in
the
Sum
The world progresses Once ,mud was 'used to make
EVIDENCES OF PROHIBITION BENEFITS
mer time, is to become more of a
Evidences of the success of prohibition in the United houses. Now it is used as a political argument.
fashion-plate among the m artial
States is rapidly multiplying. In 1923 mutual saving
men of the world.
Salem— Liquidation of farm
Recognizing, w hat
o rd in a ry , H. A. Stearns
I anks opened about 500,000 new accounts and reported a
61 N. Main
loans feature the state banking'
civilians
have
long
contended,
i et gain of more than $500,000,(XX) in deposits. During
situation, according to field sec-1
th a t the American soldier looks
•¡he same period building and loan associations added
retary of State B ankers' Associa, slouchy, sloppy and totally un
3.early $600,000,000 to their assets and showed a growth
tion.
prepossessing in his ill-fitting
A b H L A N D D A IL Y
n i
1 1 U 1
b
FI
Fine Grain-Fed
Lamb
SUPERIOR
Eagle Market
Bread
The
Franklin Bakery
that
team.
Phone 199
Lithia Bakery
ers
Barrel of Fresh
SCHUERMAN’S SPECIALS
KRAUT
S a tu rd a y
i *-♦
Plaza Market
FARM S E C O WILL
BE KEPT INVIOLATE!
Food Value of Wheat Flour
Always Retained—if you use
«.f 838,736 in their membership. At the close of the year CHICAGO, Nov. 12.— Inquiries
•¡here were 10,800,000 accounts in mutual savings hanks regarding the special agricultural
s nd 7,202.880 members of building and loan associations. census which will be taken as of
’The valuations of real estate have increased more tliaji Jan u ary 1, 1925, have been pour
into the office of the director
L.0 per cent. In New York city the assessed valuation of ing
of the Sears, Roebuck A gricul
.v50 properties formerly occupied by saloons, lias increas tu ral Foundation from farm ers
ed 62 per cent. This real estate valuation increase means who are wondering w hether or
several billion of dollars in added wealth to the nation. ! not complete replies to the enum
erators will be to th eir own best
Such gains in a year or two forcibly impress* a high interests.
These farm ers fear th a t
ly significant lesson concerning the purposes to which the if they value th eir land or their
workingman’s dollar is now being devotoed. It cannot live stock a t full w orth this in
I e attributed to higher wages because the cost of living, form ation will be used to their
»is shown by the purchasing power of the dollar, does not disadvantage by the assessor.
On every question sheet the
warrant such a saving.
Government prints the promise:
MORE MARRIAGES AND MORE DIVORCES
There were more marriages in the United States in
3923 than there were in 1922, and there also were more
divorces, more in number and an increased percentage.
The Department of Commerce announces that, ac
cording to returns received, there were in the United
States, for -the calendar year 1923, 1,223,825 marriages
performed and 165,139 divorces granted. For the calen
dar year 1922, 1,123,045 marriages and 148,815 divorces
were reported.
The increase in marriages for 1923, with one county
jacking, over the number reported for 1922 is 94,780, or
8.4 per cent. Nebraska is the only state in which there was
r. marked decrease in 1923.
The divorces reported for 1923, with three counties
lacking, show an increase of 16,324, or 11 per cent, over
i he number reported for 1922 .
In Kansas there were 20,876 marriages in 1923, and
19,705 in 1922, an increase of 1171. There were 3720 di-
\orces in 1923 and 3439 in 1922, an increase of 281. The
gain in per cent o f divorces in Kansas was small.
A W AY TO PUBLIC APPROVAL
'
The inform ation reported on this
schedule will be treated as stric t
ly confidential under all circum
stances, and it will not be used
as a basis of taxation or com
m unicated to any assessor.
The in stitu te officials have ad
vised the farm ers to make a full
inform ative report, as they state
it is very im portant for the full
success of this farm census th at
correct figures be given.
The institute points out th a t
this will be the ficst time th a t a
farm census other than the usual
decennial census has been taken.
Shifts in farm population, land
values and values and other fac
tors have taken place so rapidly
during the past few years that
the census of 1920 is now out of
date.
s
NOTICE
O F DISTRICT
M EETINGS
4tli Street Market
The choicest cuts of all
kinds of meats. Also oui
Season tickets for the Ashland Celebrity Course
own make weiners and bo
are oil sale at the following places: McNairs, East
logna. We would suggest
Side Pharmacy,’ Bolton’s, Elhart’s, East Side
you place your orders for
Grocery, Lane’s Store, Citizen’s, First National . B turkey, ducks and geese
for Thanksgiving.
• and
. State Banks and the Public Library.
* The
prices of season tickets are:
Adults season tickets...........................$2.50
High School season tickets.............. 1.50
Children’s season tickets.................. 1.25
Four High Class Attractions!
Buy a Season Ticket and Give Yourself a Real
Treat.
THE WORLD'S G R E A T E S T
BAKING POWDER
F o r o v e r a th ird o f a c e n tu r y it has
m a d e g o o d in e v e r y k n o w n te st
SALES a1/ . TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHER BRAND
4th STREET MARKET
Phone 37
uiìlIHlH
k? a IfsJ
W'"" 'NR,
Today and Tomorrow
Unless we mistake greatly the public temper, there
••.nil be no enthusiasm in Oregon at any efforts by the
coming legislature to devise new taxes. If the legisla
ture will concern itself with efforts to cut the expenses
of state government it will find public approval.
One plain and certain measure to that end would
he the consolidation of over-lapping state boards and bu
reaus and the elimination of superfluous ones. When Ben
AV. Olcott was governor he appointed a commission to
make a study of this subject. The commission reported
a plan and alternatives of detail to the legislature. Mean
while Governor Olcott had been succeeded by Governor
Pierce. The new governor seemed to have no definite
idea as to what consolidations should be made or how,
The combination of such stars as LLOYD HAMIL
although he had been a member of the Olcott commission Ilmprovement of the roads In said
lie gave the legislature nothing definite on which to work. r X s e ^ h ^ l r ° L 7 p r ° X TON and BEN ALEXANDER could result in nothing but
i good picture and lots of laughs.
ALSO
hree separate
on the general subject of eonsolida- to come before said meetings,
lion were presented hut none of them got anywhere. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregron,
‘Jamestown”
' here was a deal of thrashing around over the subject this 5th day of November, 1924.
A Chronicle of America made bv Yale University
G. A. GARDNER,
1 ut the resiilts of it all were nil.
County Judge.
The coming legislature will have an opportunity to
VICTOR BRUSSEL,
i adeem this record. The Olcott commission report is still
County Commissioner.
Monday Nov. 24, Starts Orpheuni Jr.
GEO.
ALFORD.
i omewhere in the archives. If it be brought out and used
County Commissioner.
Vaudeville Seat Sale Opens Tuesday
us a basis there ought not to be great difficulty or great
58— 2 Frl.
hills
We sell $5.00 coupon
books for $4.75
CAUJMHET
Friday, Nov. 21st is the F irst Entertainm ent
ROAD
Road D istrict Number 2, Jack-
son County, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given th a t in
pursuance of a petition duly and
legally signed by more than three
free holders and legal voters re
siding in Road D istrict Number
2, Jackson County, Oregon, and
duly and legally presented to the
County C ourt of Jackaoh Coun
ty, Oregon, a d istrict road meet-
ing of the legal voters of said dis-
trict num ber 2 will be held at
the County Poor Farm In said
D istrict, in Jackson County, Ore.
gon on the 25th day of November,
1924, at the hour of 2:00 o’clock
P. M. on said day for the purpose
of levying a special road tax not
to exceed 10 mills on the dollar
on all taxable property, w ithin
said road D istrict for the special
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31 Stores
20,hCenluryGrocery
31 Stores
Kill th at tax the ordinary grocer is forced to exact for rendering credit and de
livery service. Chop off from seven to ten per cent of your grocery bill—Buy the
20th Century Way—Pay yourself for th is service.
Offerings Saturday and Moi day, Nov. 15tli and 17th, 1924
T homson Seedless
Raisins
3 pounds . . . . “ ****
Swansdown Cake
Fl<7 1'
-
package
.......
34c
Ivory Soap( regular 10c
size
5 bars ...........
OQp
fcWU
Pineapple, standard whole slices, large cans, each - - - - 29c
(one can free with a dozen)
Pure Lard,
Criseo
3 ih.
can
. .T....... ■
lmlk’
3 pounds
....
65c
Adirondack Cane and
Maple syrup
full qts............
CCp
WVV
Walnuts, Grovers fancy Budded Franquettes, pound - - 40c
Pancake flour, Olympic or Flapjack
large pkg. 25c, Olympic No. 10 sack. .
New Peels, finest quality, Citron 60c lb. orange,lemon 35c lb.
P. & G. White Naptha
Soap
10 bars
39c
IL O. Oats
package .
15c
Almonds, fancy
soft shell
pound . . : . . . .
Vim, best patent flour* Less than wholesale, 49 lb. sack $2.09
20th Century Coffee, “ The Perfect Blend” The quality is far above the price.
Roasted daily in our own plant, p o u n d ......................................................................45c
Southern Oregon Convenient Locations
A SH LA N D ’
374 E. Main St.
MEDFORD
31 N. Central Ave
GRANTS PASS
509 G. St.