PAOT TWO
ASHLAND D A L Y TIDINGS
Monday, F'ebruary 2, t ftftK
S H lu A N D D A I L
T T\O J ]\" (J §
c o w CREEK PROJECT WILL 1 effort was successful Two days place strong springs all over the | once. Investigation of this and
Purity
I continuons, creosotad wood stave
I ^ ’RNISH PLENTY OP WATER , after the party had completed hillside on both slopes. It is alsoj other im portant items appertain-
this prelim inary work
and re- entlrely possible, if not strongly ing to the project, relegated to » Cow Creek is fed from snow- pipe conduit. It possesses the fol-
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(Continued from page One)
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i hanks and springs, comparable in
turned to Ashland a heavy snow own. This, however, is only a ..
Pnbllghed Every Evening Except Sunday by
the dim future because of the Ini-,'ever, way to the sources ol Aah-
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' line which was backed up from storm set in.
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
hazard and can have no place in meUlate expense Involved on the! land Creek c00cern,ng
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Camp was moved twice during estim ating th e am ount of w ater easy going assum ption th at th e ,
7? „1 D Z--------------------------------- - ■ ---------------------------------------------- ! S’iskiyou Gap to its interception
whlcl] there „ „„
,
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f *n......... ................................................. ......................-..Editor of the Cow Creek
the progress of the work, first to to,, he derived from the project. city can be assured of securing
had
spurces
i»*orge Madden Green ,---- -— .............. ........................ Business Manager
Creosoted wood as a conduit has
to one a point on McDonald Creek and
.
__ ________________________________________________ _ been located from
, fifty
_ -» __
Tunnels in the same granitic this w ater at any time w ithin the
< '•'FICIAL CITY PA PER .............. „ .....................................Telephone 39' hundred feet less in elevation a next to the tunnel site at Split form ation elsewhere indicates th a t next ten or tw enty years, is like- been repeatedly subjected to tests
along this line by engineers and|
P e e r e d at the Ashland. Oregon Poetofflce as Second Class Mall Matter considerably increased volume of Rock. The retu rn to Ashland was in all probability little tim bering
ly to prove expensive economy
chemists
apd pronounced a perfect
Subscription Price, Delivered In City
| w ater would have, been picked made Oct. 24.
or concrete will be necessary ex­
A sharp contrast should be conduit ih this respect. This form
In a w ater conduit therq are cept at the portals.
................ - ........................................ ................................ $ .65 ¡up, but this increase in the w ater
drawn between a storage project, of conduit is in use throughout
Jure« Months ............._...._ ..._ .........
1 1.95
9 5 supply would not nearly justify three esseptial factors; th e vol
W ater Supply
1 t M o n th s............ ......._______ 3 j g
’to which any development in Ash-
is the invariable report of
The A-Line intercepted one i land canyon is necessarily lim- the world for domestic supply.
7 50 the addltlonai tunnel length in- ume to be carried, the size and
Cue Year
....................................
the motorists who have
Conduit
volved. To bring the w aters to shape 'o f the conduit, and the arge and six small branches oft ited, and a direct stream flow,
By
_ Mail ._____
and _ Rural
___________
Routes
The cost of the projecChas been
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........................................................................................... $ .65 a point one hundred feet lower grade or slope to which it U to
ow C reek,-Four w ater measure- The estim ated cost of completing
FILLED UP W ITH
. fc:x Mo
'* inths * *"* ------------------ --------------- ------- ..........----------
1.95: than Sisklvnn
Siskiyou Hart
Gap wnulA
would Z^nll
calí p for m be laid. If two of these are known m ents were taken as representing the Cow Creek project applied in estim ated upon the basis of using
3.50
m a Year ......................... ......................................................................
6.50 a tunnel at the gap about 450 the third may be readily found. the combined flow of these seven the most advantageous way pos­
feet long and would add about None of these being known at the stream s. In one instance three, sible on any Ashland canyon de­
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES
th
a t much to the tunnel at Split outset the slope "was assumed and and in another two, of these velopment would secure only 650
fciijgle insertion, pe.- Inch ............_..........
? 30
Rock
Gap.
the A-Line backed up from the stream s unite but a sh o rt distance acre feet of Impounding. Such a
Yearly Contracts
One Insertion a week .......................................... ■
......
Survey
gap on a slope of .002, which below the A-Line as run. While reservoir could he filled and used
.27%
i * o insertions a week ........................ ....................................
.25
Two day«, October 6 and 7 were means a rise or drop of 2 feet in there may possibly be a very but once in the average year.
bally Insertion ......................................
.20
at
W ill All Lumbermen
spent
in moving the camp equip­ a thousand.
When the A-Line slight increase in the volume of Should a considerable growth in
Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
ment from Ashland and estab­ reached a point 18,500 feet from the w ater in this short distance the population and industry of
r irst Insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. $ .10
and loggers kindly look
lishing
camp at a point about a the gap the w eather grew so the adoption of a slope of .001 Ashland ultim ately force the one
hath subsequent insertion, 8 point line .................. - __ ___
.05
» «rd. of Thanks ....................................................................... ........
1.00
mile southw esterly from Sfeki- threatening th a t it was decided in the fin al location of the line rem aining resource of the can­
over our new
CJituarles, per line ......... ....................02 % ! you Gap.
A line called the A-Line I to hasten this portion to comple- will put tfie points of diversion yon development, the direct flow
was started in (he gap and run I tion> and the balance was done close to the* points at which the
BOULEVARD and SHERMAN
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
these Cow Creek sources taken
"All future events, where an admission charge is made or 3 southw esterly to pick
FORDSON LOGGER
up the wlth hand level and pacing sup- m easurem ents were taken, hence at low stage would fill such a
it.nectlon taken is Advertising.
Try it and see
various w ater sources of Cow Plemented by over a mile of they are held to be representa­ reservoir in 65 days. This fea­
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent erders.
tive.
Creek. The progress of th e work chaining.
ture, taken alongside the fact
Capacity 5,000 feet of lum­
DONATIONS
Wus hampered at first by severe
The next portion of the work
The w ater was measured on an th a t the combined resources for
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made In advertis­ w inter storm s, but the line was cal’ed th e B -fJne, was started
18 Inch Clppolletti wier.
The conserving or augm enting the
ber at a trip at 12, miles
ing or job printing— our contributions will be in cash.
pushed with all possible speed in ^rom the same point in Siskiyou combined flow as taken came to w ater supply are narrow ed to
For a smooth shave
an attem pt to secure sufficient in- GaP and run with a descending 4.6 second feet. In addition there three, universal m etering, canyon
per
hour
speed.
and
quick service ge
THOU SHALT LOVE THE LORD thy God' with all thy heart,
formation
for
making
the
report
w
°Pe
of
.002
to
the
proposed
are
five
or
six
small
springs
or
to
the
Shell Barber
developm
ent
and
this
Cow
Creek
and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength, and with all thy
and prelim inary cost estim ate tunnel site,
mind; and thy neighbour as thyself.— Luke 10:27.
seepages /of good w ater which source, should
be given
due
Shop.
Ladies and
subm itted, before the advent of
A fter the party had returned would not adm it of m easurem ent weight.
children get your hair
party Vlutno7?h 8hOU’d dFiVe thC h ° A9hIand aDd the w ater meas- in the limited time the party had
bobbed and marcel­
RIGHTS OF CHILDREN
H A R R IS O N
the m ountains a n d ju re m e n ts studied in connection for the work. The m easurem ents
led.
Tragic stories in real life are being written every day preclude the posisibility of learn­
Brothers, Garage
with the carrying capacities of were taken Just a lte r a storm
Ford,
Lincoln, Fordson Dealers
in the lives of children denied a healthy environment. ing anything .definite about the conduit of various diam eters it which on first thought would
W. A. SHELL, Prop.
>32
A. St. Ashland, Ore
Cow
Creek
source
this
year.
In
11 there is one obligation resting upon the community
became evident th a t a slope of seem to Indicate a great deal more
norm al years it would be Impos­
more heavily than any other it is the duty of according sible to make surveys at th at al­ 001 would give more economical w ater than could be had in the
AND
norm al dry season, this, however,
a proper supervision to all of those places given over to titude much before May. This results than the .002 used on is not the case. The storm men­
the prelim inary lines.
the care of hoys and girls.
tioned was practically the first
Pipe Line Length
real
storm term inating the worst
The institution or “ home” in which the orphans and
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I The total P*Pe line length is
Now is the time to plant
drouth
in recorded w ater history
IN THE COUNTY COURT 0 F Gstimated as 61.300 feet or 11 6
dependents are taken have in their power the making or
perennials, shrubbery and
in these parts. Previous to this
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR I mlles’
ruining of lives. They may turn out good citizens who JACKSON
roses for the best growth.
storm the flow of Ashland Creek
COUNTY.
I Trench Excavation and Right
will he useful in the world and fit happily into the scheme
had been down to 3.7 second feet We have a complete stock
No greater improvement can be made in a
In the M atter of the E state of
of Way
and
this
same
storm
swelled
Ash­
of things or they can liberate upon society criminals and GEORGE N. ANDERSON, De-
At all points alo^g the 9 miles
of these. They will
home than to cover bare floors with linoleum—
of line surveyed data were se- land Creek so th a t it was flow­
individuals handicapped because of warped minds and ceaaed-
BEAUTIFY YOUR
the floor covering of beauty and conveniences.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cured for estim ating the quanti- ing 4.0 second feet sim ultaneous
narrowed outlook.
HOME
with the 4.6 Cow Creek m easure­
q V ° n the 12th day of January, ties aud the classification of the ment. The extremely dry condi­
There are laws governing these institutions and or­ I 1925
Large assortment of patterns and prices.
and some of them should
the undersigned was, by m aterial to be excavated for the
ganizations engaged in the work of supervising them. consideration of the County Court trench, the am ount and character tion of the ground absorbed the be planted in every yard.
Nevertheless it lias been demonstrated that ways can he of the State of Oregon for Jack- of the right of way clearing nec- g reater p art of the precipitation
so th a t little of it was run-off.
Phone 118
iound to dodge the laws and that supervision is not al­ son County, In which is pending essary was noted, the transverse
In September 1913 Messrs.
a petition for the appointm ent of ground slopes taken, th e number
ways continuous or effective. Sometimes, because of the ^ i n i s t r a t r i x Of the estate of and depth of siphois, etc X r Beeson and B utterfield made a
HATCHER
ways of evading the statutes, it Is Impossible.
° RGE N. ANDERSON, deceas- the rem aining 2.6 miles not ac hand-level and aneroid reconnois-
“ The F lorist”
Bring in your sash; glazing done free
th ereafter tually surveyed but chained and sance of these sources, but as
The community owes it to itself, to childhood, and the nna X 7 PT ted
1O7O Boulevard
their work assumed a consider­ Open on Sunday— We Deliver
future to see that all of those agencies and individuals qualified and ever since has been paced the conditions which ob able
tunnel at Siskiyou Gap a
"Say I t W ith Flow ers”
and noJ is the duly appointed, tain are included in the estim ate
who are entrusted with the molding of young lives do qualified and acting adm inistra- by comparison with a sim ilar
comparison of th eir estim ate of
the volume available with our
"the work well. A problem that is not present in the r A N D ^ r s o N r aid ? 0RGE tance se,ected ° ut ° f the 9
own m easurem ents is of indirect
surveyed having
larger and better known institutions exists in many of the . ANDSERSON. deceased.
All those h arin g claims against parallel conditions hubstantially benefit only. The Talent Irrig a­
smaller obscure ones. The child has the right to he well tne said estate present the same
tion D istrict has - several times
Tunnel
‘•lotlied and well fed. Of even greater importance is his to the undersigned at 1068 North
made a sim ilar investigation, but
The line of the tunnel was run based, as in this project, upon
right to live in a kindly and wholesome atmsophere. Let Main Street, Ashland, Oregon, as
out over the m ountain and its pro­ gravity into the gap. Their find­
required
by
law.
there be a persistent scrutiny, of those places in which
file is subm itted with the report. ings are not available at this w rit­
Dated, Jan u ary 17, 1925.
Use Chimney Sweep
children are received for care.
The
location is under Split Rock ing but the am ount was consider­
DORA E. WIGHT,
and you will not have to
A dm inistratrix of the Es-I Gap. The intake portal is in a ed sufficient for them to make
contend with flying soot,
tate of George N. Ander­ small stream trib u tary to McDon­ filings upon the sources and hold
SOME DIFFERENCE
while smoke wlil depart
son, Deceased. 117- 5-M a ld 'a n d L ittle Applegate Creeks. them in reserve for an auxiliary
The discharge portal is in one supply to be brought to W agner
European telephone experts met at Paris some weeks
from the chimney as the
of the small branches of the West Gap by way of their McDonald
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ago to discuss the establishment of an international ad­
soot is consumed hv chem­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF I Fork of Ashland Creek which Creek ditch in case the McDon­
visory committee on long-distance telephony in Europe.
ical action.
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR joins the main W est Fork pos­ ald Creek w ater and other sources
F rq p a technical standpoint there is no reason why JACKSON COUNTY.
sibly a mile upstream from the prove under use to be inadequate
long-distance telephone communication should not be
In the M atter of the E state of W inburn place.
for their system. The verbal re­
25c per Package
The survey as run gives a tu n ­ ports on the am ount from these
made as easy and universal in Europe as ' it is in F. Sowash, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the nel length of slightly less than sources indicate the 4.6 second
North America; but the financial and political difficul­ undersigned
to all peEsons hav­ 4,000 feet, but by the adoption feet to be an entirely safe guide
ties of co-ordinating the telephone systems of a dozen dif ing claims against said E state to of a slope of .001 on the B-Llne as to what may be looked for at
»7s
OT AMT
ierent countries are considerable.
present them with proper vouch­ from Siskiyou Gap to the tunnel low stage of the dry season, and
ers,
w
ithin
fix
months
from
date
site
the
tunnel
distance
will
be
re­
is if anything too low. So long
This is in striking contrast to the American system
of the first publication hereof, duced to less than 3,800 feet, and as this source rem ains as a t pres­
which enables a telephone subscriber to use any Bell to the undersigned, a t the Talent the length is entered in the es­
ent or fu tu re possibility of solv­
phone whether in farm house or city office to speak to State Bank, in Talent, Jackson tim ate as being 3,800 feet.
ing A shland’s w ater problems it
County, Oregon.
practically any point in this nation. ’
The vertical distance of the is highly im portant th a t wiers
Date
of
first
publication,
Janu-
tunnel under the divide is 705 be m aintained on th e four prin­
Telephoning in this country is as much a m atter of ary 5, 1925.
feet.
cipal sources tapped and as com­
daily routine as eating.
E. B. Adamson, A dm inistrator.
It is more than likely th a t this plete a record as possible m ain­
L. A. ROBERTS,
tunnel would be wet throughout tained of the discharge.
This
A ttorney for said E state.
OUR TRADING RADIUS
its length as there are a t this should be put into operation at
105-5t Mon.
When the first few houses arose on the threshhold
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(Established In 18701
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MILEAGE
GENERAL
G A S O L IN E
w
& N. Service
Station
Plant Perennials
Shrubbery
BEAUTY and CONVENIENCE
SWENSON-PEEBLEK
Furniture Company
di«
Chimney Sweep
Dependable ingredients assure
good cakes—that's why
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TEtE WORLD'S GREATEST
BAKING AO W D C *
Has a prominent place on the
pantry shelf in millions of homes
Simpson’s
Hardware
W inchester Store
P R O F IT FR O M S A V IN G S
of what we now call Ashland, their builders had a pur­
pose, and that purpose was to bring about a more conven­
ient plan of exchanging commodities of life among those
pioneering souls who builded better than they knew for
Those who came after them.
To whatever else we may attribute the existence of
villages, towns and cities, their prim ary function is to
a t lord convenience and economy in the interchange of
the necessaries of life, the administering of law, the pro­
cesses of education and religion, and the fulfillment of
social relationships.
Ashland is now known as a splendid trading and
buying center. It has the necessary business institutions
to attract, and the high quality of citizenship to push
onward and upward in its growth and expansion. But
being a trading “ center” is not enough. To lengthen
the radius—to enlarge and expand the trading area of
Ashland should he out constant aim and endeavor. We
should never become entirely “ satisfied” when it comes
to civic and commercial growth.
Though the phrase borders close to the hackneyed
we are urged to repeat th at “ what town has done, town
can do!”
A BUGABOO
N ow they tell us that the Child Labor amendment is
socialism. The country doesn’t fear socialism any more.
It knows that there is no such thing as an organized so­
cialist party. Socialism means so many things to so many
«Efferent people that there is no wav of defining it
W hatever we don’t like is socialism, and whatever we
do like it statesmanship. Any time we want to argue
against anything and can’t think of anything else to say,
we say it is socialistic.
I hquestionahly, the tendency of the times is to be
helpful, and if this be socialism, then the country is quite
Generally socialistic. But socialism held up as a bugaboo
does not afright anyone any more. We are doing so many
things that our fathers would have thought socialistic
th at we just laugh and go on.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the C ounty court of
THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR
JACKSON COUNTY.
In the M atter of the Estate, of
Andreas W eidner, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned to all persons having
claims against said E state to p re­
sent them with proper vouchers,
within six m onths from date of
first publication hereof, to the
undersigned, at the Talent State
Bank, in Talent, Jackson County,
Oregon.
Date of first publication be­
ing Jan u ary 5, 1925.
E. B. Adamson, A dm inistrator.
L. A. ROBERTS,
A ttorney for said Estate.
105-5t Mon.
Two million investors have found it!
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In the ten years from 1913 to 1923, net earnings
\
o f The California O regon P ow er Company increas­
f
ed 281 per cent.
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T his constantly grow ing use o f electricity in
hom es/ industries and farm s is but one o f m any rea-
son s w h y n early t w o m illio n A m e r ic a n i n v e s t ­
o r s h a v e already chosen electric light and pow er
securities for the safeguarding o f their funds and
m onthly savings.
Two dally trips each xvay
Our Aim
Safety
Service
Courtesy
Present Schedule
Leave Ashland ......................................8:15 A.M.
Arrive Klamath Falla .......... .......... 11:00 A.*M."
1:30 P.M.
5:15 P.M.
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