F A GE TW O
Monday, January JO, 1025
A SHLAND
D A IL Y
T ID IN G S
i lie use of their own money, but are 'urging them to ac-
GAME AMENDMENT IS
JACK AND ESTELLE
(Established in 1876)
I cumulate their money, a little here and a-little there, put- Has Husband Held for FILED BY COMMISSION
GONNA GET MARRIED
Lapse in Alimony.
• —- ting the money to work 24 hours a day, while they work
P u blished E very E ven in g Except Sunday *by
SALEM, Jan. 17. — An am end­
only eight, so.that their small change will become an ally
ment to present a game code to
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 16. —
'instead of an aggravation.
empower the game commission to Forecasting his perm anent retire­
I *• t R .G r e e r . — .......................... .................................................... Editor
(hie thing is self-evident, if we do not save during
use its discretion on the opening ment from the ring. Jack Demp­
George Madden Green ........................... „....................... Business Manager
and closing of game seasons and sey, heavyweight champion an­
our productive years, we will have nothing when our pro­
‘ ■OFICIAL CITY PAPER ................ .......................... ~ i..T e le p h o n e 89
districts, was recommended by the nounced exclusively through the
l.n ie r e d a t th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffic e as Second Class M ail M atter ductivity is gone, for the time comes when no man can
gam« commission biennial report, International News Service th at
labor.
,
filed with Governor Pierce today.
In the report he recommended a
uniform season throughout the
state, for all game birds, animals,
fish, and a shorter season for
hunting deer, w ith an opening
date not earlier than September
10.
Subscription P rice, D elivered In City
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I 1 Months ................................. ." ” *""*""."” ” 1 ." ” ” ” ” .'"."” ...........
L oa Year .......................
$ .65
1 95
3 75
7.ÍÍ0
THE DRIFT
he will m arry Estelle Taylor, mo­
tion picture actress, in June. The
champion indicated th at he would
likely retire when m arried.
Now is the tim e to buy spray
pum ps, plow s and harrows,
d rills ai«l all kinds of farm
Im plem ents. 1 oitcing 1 q every
sty le. H arness, collars, snaps,
and pads. New and used Sew ­
in g M achines. A u to Robes, etc.
PEIL’S CORNER
Its operative department has reported to the Chicago
-
!
crime
commission that crimes in that city are “ an .indi­
«‘*e Month ___
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5 .65
cation that criminals operate without interruption in any
'lire© Months .............L........................................... 195
S x Months .................................... ....
3^50 part of the city that they choose.”
v q j Year
6.50
About the same time the governor of New Jersey, ’
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES .
Phoenix Defeats Myrtle Creek—
impressed by the tidal wave of lawlessness, appeals in his!
We will sell them to you at the old prices for a
fcii.gle insertion, pe.- inch ............................................................ 5 .30
Phoenix high school defeated
few
days longer.
message to the legislature for more vigor in law enforce- j
Yearly C ontracts
Myrtle
Creek
by
a
score
of
17-11
•’ne Insertion a week ...................................................................
-27% inent.
Cherro Flour, 49 lbs............................................. $2.75
‘»AO Insertions a week ........ .............................................
in a furiously fought basketball
.25
Daily insertion ............................
About-the
same
time
a
New
York
judge
rebuked
a
Pickett Flour, 49 lbs................................
$2 75
.20
game at Phoenix Friday night:
R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A dvertising
The northern team had an ad­
jury
for
its
verdict
acquitting
a
notorious
criminal.
Perfection Flour, 49 lbs................ . . . . . . .. $2.35
“ irst Insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. $ .10
vantage in height and weight, but
lo c h subsequent insertion, 8 point line
Another judge asserted that New York is rapidly be­
Wheat, per cwt............................................
$3.15
.05
the local boys in the second half
Hrd of Thanks ................................................................................
1.00
coming a dumping ground* for criminals of all kinds.
Scratch, per cwt.................................................. $3 59
tnutuarles, per line
i displayed an aggressive ofTense
• 02%
Another judge protested against pardons and paroles
Mix Dairy Feed, 75 lb. s a c k ............................. $1.75
I th a t swept their heavier oppon­
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
ents off their feet.— Medford Mail
Egg Builder, 100 lb. sack ................................ $315
“ All future events, where an admission charge is made or a for dangerous men.
Alleging be bad (ailed to obey ■ Tribune.
fctmectlon taken Is A dvertising,
A governor of Kansas is accused of selling pardons • court order awarding her alt-
Middlings, 90 lbs............................................... $2.75
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
nony, Mrs. Mary A. Schlemmer
and paroles.
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Ground Wheat, 100 lb. s a c k ....... .
$2.90
oaased the arrest of her husband.
DONATIONS
Purchased
H
o
m
e
-
Any
day
reports
of
daring
robberies
or
of
murder
William F. Schlemmer, millionaire
The best, of alfalfa hay, per ton ................ $24.00
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made In advertlg
H enry Bailey has purchased
bead of a New York hardware
are printed in the newspapers.
.«« or job printing— our contributions will be in cash.
Mix grain and alfalfa hay, per ton ............. $24.00
Brm, from whom she has been the Crouse home on the corner of
A school to train men how to alter ballots and there- separated. He was forced to give Otis
street and Orange avenue.
Phone 214
353 E. Main St.
a bond of $25,000 to Insure bis re­
1
^ ASSEST through the waters. I will be with j by control elections was unearthed in an Eastern state,
maining within the court's juris
inee, and through the rivers they shall not overflow thee; when "
in the list is a Los Angeles murder, with the McCoy diction, in New York. The arrest
rhou waJkeist through the fire thou shalt not be burned; neither
of Sohlemmer was one of a series
shall the flame kindle upon thee.— Isaiah 43:2.
verdict.
of sensational incidents which In-
There is a mere glance at what is going on. The list chided her salt for separation from
her suit against Mrs.
K EEP THE GAME COMMISSION
GENERAL
could be lengthened until it would fill a newspaper page. Schlemmer,
Selo Wilkinson, a beautiful young
We are torn up improving, hut you can drive in and
There is a proposal at Salem, initiated by the gover­ There has been nothing to equal it or approximate it in neighbor, for alleged alienation of
get your tank filled with
'V
Schlemmers affections, and Wilk
Gasoline
nor, to abolish the state game commission and turn over American history.
Mm
Wilkinson's alienation a o
its attairs to Oregon Agricultural college for administra­
The kind that they al­
When will an aroused public sense the drift of the Ossi against Schlemmer.
General or Associated Gasoline
tion. Such a move would he a mistaken one.
ways call for again can
times? When will it rise in its own defense and insist
The function of the game commission is dual. It that the laws of society be respected, require criminals to STEAMSHIPS CRASH
he procured at this sta­
afid get just the same good service.
tion.
maintains the supply of fish and game for Oregon sports­ be put in jail and kept there, and demand that old-fash­
OFF NEW ENGLAND
men by artificial propagation and it protects fish and ioned honesty and integrity once more take precedence
Fill up your tank with
Our concrete parking will be completed within
BOSTON, Jan. 19.
Munson
game from unlawfully excessive destruction. That it is as national and personal virtues?
a few days. Our aim is to give you the best service,
liner Munalbros and the Norton- General and you will note
lulfilling its function in both lines is shown by the com­
a
difference.
and best equipped filling station in the city
if it doesn’t, will gang leaders gain the mastery for Lilly-Lily steam ship Robin Adair,
mission's annual report, just issued. Figures given in which they are struggling, and crookedness $nd crime be crashed head-on late yesterday be­
low Cape Cgd. No lives: were lost,
that report show increased activity and increased results the real rulers of the land?
Service
though both boats were badly
in 1924 over 1923 in the work accomplished. In 1923, for
The ASHLAND SERVICE STATION
damaged. The bow of the Munal­ Station
instance, 31 105,758 trout fry were distributed among the
A California seismologist predicts an earthquake bros was completely demolished BOULEVARD and SHERMAN
Dr. Oeser and Son
streams and lakes of the various counties, while last year will follow the sun’s eclipse,.January 24th. Nobody pays and one of her anchors lost. The
37,093,742 fry were distributed.. In 1923 there were liber­ eny particular attention to this prediction, feeling that stem was also badly injured. A
ated in the various counties, 10,343 pheasants artificially the earthquake may come some place else, but not in the forty foot hole was torn in the
of the Robin Adair. Both ves­
hatched. In 1924 the number was 11,479. In 1923 there particular sphere of the thinker. Yet, if the same predic­ side
sels are reported to be m aking an
were 738 arrests for game law violations. In 1924 the tion had been made in earlier centuries, it would have attem pt to reach port under their
number of arrests was 1002.
thrown the entire population into a riot on that day. A own power. Two* emergency
boats are standing by in case of
So much for the showing as to activities of the game difference of thinking.
accident.
commission within the past yaer. It is shown that work
has been done which is of value to and in the interest of
The 'usual crop of legislative idiocies is sprouting at Much Bette
Oregon sportsmen. The showing indicates that the game Salem; but, thank goodness, even in this land of prolific Mrs. E. J. Tromly who went to
commission cannot have been devoting all its time and growth, not many of these idiocies will blossom into a law. San Francisco recently for an op­
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eration on her eyes is reported to
energy to polities, as has been charged in effect at Salem.
z
be improving. Her granddaugh­
Oregon Agricultural college is an educational insti­
The work of the high school students in- handling ter, Mrs. W. E. Moore, who ac­
tution, and its chief function is and should be educational. Saturday’s issue of The Daily Tidings proved that Ash­ companied her is visiting her hus­
To turn over the game department to the college would land Hi has several real newspaper builders of the future. band in Los Angeles.
he to engage it in a line of work far afield from its in­
G rants Pass — W ater will be
tended one.' The college could hardly he expected, for
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
supplied in irrigation canals until
In the spring a merchant is visited by representatives of
instance, to go out and enforce the game laws, to make
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
October
1st.
Service
has
been
100
arrests and direct prosecutions.
THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR
per cent this year.
Plans for
companies who want to sell him his winter merchandise
JACKSON COUNTY.
It is quite likely that the conduct of the game com­
1925 include two new laterals for
In the M atter of the E state of
mission and its work have not been in all respects perfect.
added acreage, to be supplied by
—and he places his order then, which insures getting it
F. Sowash, Deceased.
Some of its acts may be open to question. Few politically CHICAGO, Jan. 19. — Al­ Sand Creek pumping station.
Notice is hereby given by the
in plenty of time.
created organizations operate faultlessly. If the legisla­ though your heart stops function­
undersigned to all persons hav­
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
ture thinks the game commission needs investigating and ing, you may still live!
ing claims against said E state to
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
cleaning up, let it be investigated and cleaned up. But At least this is tru e in the case THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR present them with proper vouch­
of Max Peck. Surgeons at the
ers, w ithin six months from date
there should he no talk of abolishing it.
Anticipate your printing needs in the same way. Today
County H ospital here cut open JACKSON COUNTY.
of th e first publication hereof,
And the legislature might well devote some attention his chest, took his h eart in their In the M atter of the Estate, of to the undersigned, at the Talent
order the printing which you will need next month.
10 revision of the game-bag laws. They are much too hands, used pressure enough to Andreas W eidner, Deceased.
State Bank, in Talent, Jackson
Notice
Is
hereby
given
by
the
liberal. Discussing this subject the Salem Capital Jour­ force a home-made bullet from undersigned to all persons having County, Oregon.
This enables the printer to give better service and in­
the organ, stopped its beating for
Date of first publication, Ja n u ­
nal says:
claims
against
said
E
state
to
pre­
ary 5, 1925.
moments and then restored
“ Our game laws are absurd and place a premium a it few
sent them with proper vouchers,
sures that you will'have it when you need it. •
to its place.
E. B. Adamson, A dm inistrator.
upon slaughter. The trout season opens in the midst of Peck may recover and once w ithin six m onths from date of L. A. ROBERTS,
the spawning season and continues all year around in again be ju st as sound as though first publication hereof, to the A ttorney for said Estate.
a t th e Talent State
105-5t Mon.
coast streams. It should not open anywhere until June 1 he had never attem pted to com­ undersigned,
CHECK OVER YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
Bank, la Talent, Jackson County,
m
it
suicide
on
Christm
as
Eve
in
mid continue ouly a tew months—otherwise all the hatch­
O regon..
a cheap lodging house.
and place your order immediately for whatever you may
eries in the world cannot keep trout in our streams.
Date of first publication be­
W hen the terrib le loneliness ing Jan u ary 5, 1925.
“ We permit the slaughter by everyone of 25 ducks th a t overwhelms a man u tterly
Axes
\ need now or will need in the near future.
E. B. Adamson, A dm inistrator.
a day, five times as many as should he allowed, and most alone In a cheap lodging house on L.
A. ROBERTS,
of our other bags are as absurd. With 85,000 hunters in Christm as Eve came to Peck, he Attorney for »aid Estate.
Mauls
had no weapon. But to a man de­
the field, the slaughter can be imagined.”
105-5t Mon.
B y Mall and R ural R outes
_________Frazier & Son
W. & N.
Order Your Printing
Weeks Ahead
BULLET SQUEEZED
FROM'HEART; LIVES
THRIFT
t
term ined to end it all th a t is no
hindrance.
A piece of lead pipe was se­
cured, as well as some black pow­
der. And Peck had a s^ike for a
bullet. The home-made cannon
was placed on a table and set off
with a hot wire.
W hen Peck
awoke he found him self In the
hospital, hoveling between life
and death.
Surgeons at the hospital coun­
seled an operation. " Apparently it
has turned out a success.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY.
In the M atter of the E state of
GEORGE N .. ANDERSON, De­
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
th a t on the 12th day of January,
1925. the undersigned was, by
consideration of th e County Court
of the State of Oregon for Jack-
son County, in which is pending
a petition for the appointm ent of
adm inistratrix of the estate of
, Coos Bay — Logging railroad GEORGE N. ANDERSON, deceas­
on Glen Allen creek nearing com­ ed. duly appointed and th ereafter
pletion. Loading dock being built qualified and ever since has been
on river a t old Johnson mill.
and now is the duly appointed,
qualified and acting ad m inistra­
trix of the estate of said GEORGE
N. ANDSERSON, deceased,
i All those having claims against
i the said estate present the same
1 to the undersigned at 1068 North
: Main Street, Ashland, Oregon, as
required by law.
BUILT FOR
Dated, Jan u ary 17. 1925.
DORA E. WIGHT,
A dm inistratrix of the Es-
. tate of George N. Ander­
son, Deceased. 117- 5-M
(By R. J. Kirkwood, in Thrift Talk)
Thrift is a.much abused word, in fact it has become so
eommon-plaee that it has lost much of its real meaning.
We speak of a man as thrifty, if, on some occasions
we find him exercising economy, or if a man seeks to
i etter his condition, energetically applying himself to his
tasks, or in seeking more lucrative employment, we say he
is thrifty, hut these are only symptoms. These are some
of the things necessary in thrift, but they alone do not
constitute thrift. Thrift entails persistence, loing sus­
tained efforts of economy, a constant vigil to stop the
small leaks, and a persistent effort in the face of all kinds
of discouragement, to improve one’s usefulness, thereby
increasing his earning capacity. Continuity of purpose,
a definite objective, the goal, comfort and independence in
old age, with the family reared and educated and equip­
ped mentally and morally for a life of usfulness. All
these go to constitute thrift.
Many a man has started out on New Year’s day with
BATTERIES
a high resove to save money. He cuts out two for a quar­
ter sigars and smokes his pipe. Instead of trading in the
old car on a new one as he had intended to do he decides to
put up with the rattles of the old hack for another year.
r>ut he soon tires of the pipe and when the first warm Fords, Chevrolets
spring days arrive, he yields to the importunities of the
AND
persistent auto salesman, and knocks his neighbors dead
with a new ear even better than the one he had intended
buying. The next New Year when it rolls around finds OTHER SMALL CARS
the second condition of this man even worse than the
first. He lacked continuity of purpose. He lacked that!
$13.00'
definite objective of a comfortable old age. He had not
learned the first lesson in thrift, which according to
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Benjamin Franklin is “ Earn a little and spend a little
less.”
.
I Murphy Elec. Go.
This association is not only trying to help its mem­
bers practice thrift, hut is trying to teach them the habit
Our Phone 82
qf thrift We are not asking people to deny themselves
Ä3SH3B
An Oil Heater
in the Cold Spot about
The House will add a lot
of comfort to living.
THE
AMLANf»
FURNITURE
Sledges
Phone 39
for
The Ashland Tidings
Wood Cutting
and we will be glad to come after your order.
Wedges
at
Simpson’s
Hardware
Winchester Store
A
noisy faucet
may ipean a washer
worked loose or a new
faucet needed,
Either
way, a new combination
faucet is a modern con­
venience worth more than
it costs.
Makes it possible to
have running water at any
desired temperature.
See them at ' our
I store.
Jerry O’Neal
New Style H*O
d^eotton. Never cook sticky orTasty
flavor. More than a new o a tm e a l-«
2 0 7 E. Main
Plumbing and Heating
W or£«?S
te'in?y» bw!!.1iiL8C.0r^o,!ydrates’tis8ue-bulIdin8Pro-
£ o t e k ^ ™ t a ? . Vl? , J n,neral8- A ndN ew StytZ
“?!y^2 tO 3 ,short m inutes to cook
Quickest cooking cereal—quick a s a fla sh !
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ow I Regular , H M- -O ° Oaw
two I j S'S'V“1
Maw» Style H -O Oata
kind* f New
Oats (Quick)
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P h on e 1S8
8S N. Main
Now- the. best
is quickest
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