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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Tuesday
February $, 1025
ASHLAND DAILY T ID IN G S
finest printing th e world con­
regulate the driver
j died. H arlan G. Hills, adm lnistra- w ork.’’ said Mrs. Bock, In her suit
tains,
and books about the tech­
(E stab lish ed in 1 8 7 « )
State legislators should go a little slow in voting
tor of her estate, has sold the for divorce, “ because Emil black-
nique and history of printing. He
tarni to William McCoy.
ed my eyes so often th at not even
— bond issues for grade changes at railroad crossings.
often pays >800 to $1,500 for a
P ublished E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by
i
McCoy
wants
to
take
possession
my stage make-up would conceal
The people are already distressed by tax burdens. single volume, for such books are
THÉ ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
t u . he does not care to take on! th , m, rk9?. EmU „ , he
rare and are eagerly competed for
\\ hat they demand is tax reduction, not tax increase.
John Lyman, who has continued
♦ * r t R. Greer ..................................................................................... ....Editor
by collectors.
He himself does
to live in the farm house since Ale! j husband and the father of her
Ninety
per
cent
of
all
auto
accidents
occur
on
the
.«eorge Madden Green ....... ....... ................. ..... ..............Business Manager
not look at this as a museum or
death of Mrs. Sims. John says! young 80n« whose custody Mrs.
streets and highways away from the railroad. Grade an exhibition collection; it is
OFFICIAL C IT I PAPER ..................................................... Telephone 39
he won’t budge. Every night h e * B°ck requested, along with ali-
Kntered a t th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffice as Second Class M ail M atter changes at railroad crossings will not prevent these.
part of his working equipment,
Prizes totaling $2,180 are of­ has a long walk with the spiritj mony.
Practically all automobile accidents, on the streets and upon his knowledge of the fered to corn farm ers in Oregon of Mrs. Sims, he says, and she
Subscription P rice, D elivered in City
{ ne Month ....................................................................................................
$
ôîee Maiths'"""’"”.................................. — ................ ?195 md hi£hways and at railroad crossings, are caused by best work of the past he has counties who make entries in the has advised him not to leave t h Z I ^ - ^
built up his commercial success. N ational Seed Corn Show to be farm.
¿«X Months
3.75 carelessness, recklessness or inexperience on the part of He has up to this time paid out held In Chicago March 2 to 7 und­
<-Oe Year ........................................................................................... _...
7,{>0 the driver.
over $40,000 for working speci­ er the auspices of the Sears-Roe­
B y Mail and R ural R ou tes
one
Month
..................
.................................................
.......................
$
threa Month.
_______ ______
Il: is evident» therefore, that the remedy lies, not in mens, every cent of which he de­ buck A gricultural Foundation, an Makeup Fails to Hide
was earned in his shop, and announcem ent
received
here
3J0 ?rade clianSes> which at best would only prevent 10 per clares
Actress’ Blackened Eye
every book of which will prove in states.
The show, which is to
ae Year ............... ...................... 1"”"“”™""””""”“"""" ¿59 cent of these accidents (and leave the other 90 per cent turn a profitable investment.
be held during “ Seed Corn Test
CHICAGO, Feb. 3. — Stage
uncared for) while at the same time heaping additional “ Mr. Nash has never had any W eek,’’ is intended to drive home make-up,
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RA TES
which, like charity,
.* ;ngle insertion, pe.- Inch ...................................................
_ 3 .30
burdens on taxpayers, but in legislation which will elimin­ special type cut for himself, nor the need of a high germ ination “covers a m ultitude of things,”
Y early C ontracts
special borders or ornam ents. seed policy to insure the country
One Insertion a week ...................................................................
ate the careless or inexperienced driver, which will cost any
failed to erase the m arks around
He declares he is a printer, not a a norm al 1925 crop.
j wo insertion s a w eek ......................................................
the
eyCs of pretty Mary W infred
nothing while yet safeguarding against accidents at’Tail- faddist, and he will use no type In addition to the five-dollar
Lally insertion .................................................
Pock,
actress.
R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A dvertising
coad
crossings
and
on
the
streets
and
highways
alike.
th a t cannot be bought by any­ prize to be awarded to the farm ­
“ I had to give up my stage
First insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. $ .10
1 hat the motoring public may avail of the pleasures body on the open m arket from the er in the county showing the best
Kach subsequent insertion, 8 point line .................. ..............
.05
founders. Mr. Nash makes ja r of corn, a thousand dollars
i *rd of Thanks ....................................................................... .
1.00
Fire insurance is all
of comfortable automobiles and good roads, it is neces­ regular
V hltaarles, per lin e .............................................N J ..”.....”
occasional trips to Europe, where in gold is offered to the farm er
.02%
sary that they he protected against hazard of accidents he spends his time among the in Oregon or the United States
important to every prop­
W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVRKTISING
“ All future events, where an admission charge is made or a due to reckless driving. This is the phase of the problem high grade printshops of Antwerp, who exhibits the nation’s champ­
collection taken is Advertising.
erty owner. Make sure
which should concern our lawmakers rather than burden­ Leipzig, Paris and Venice and in ion ear. A nother prize of a thous­
No discount w ill(be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
libraries where famous old models and dollars to the agricultural
ing the public with bonds for grade changes. -
that your policies are ade­
are stored. He sometimes buys agent, farm bureau, agricultural
DONATIONS
Our
laws
in
this
respect
should
scrupulously
•
police
type in Europe, but only th at or community organization of the
No denations to charities or otherwise will be made In advertls
’01
quate.
Come to this
•og or job printing— our contributions will be in cash.
the issuance of licenses and the practices of drivers. If available to any printer.
county displaying the largest
this be done there will be no occasion for burdening thej Mr. Nash has promised to num ber of entries is also announ­
agency for advice and
FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD, th a t he save his only
bring to Eugene to show to the ced.
public
with
taxation
for
grade
changes.
begotten Son, th a t whosoever believeth in him should not perish,
Oregon publishers some of the
The show is open to the entire
help in arranging for
but have everlasting life.— John 3:16.
choicest pieces from his collect-1 United States. Any person— boy
GOOD REVENUE PRODUCER
ion, examples of printing, some of or girl, man or woman— may en­
proper protection.
them,
th a t a p rin ter does not or­ ter an ear of corn. Parcel post en­
extraneous matter
It is reported that hereafter Australian citizens will
»IGMTJ
COF
They have a curious custom in congress of attaching he fined $10 for failure to vote. Such a law in the United dinarily get a chance to see at tries will be received any time
This agency represents the
less cost than a trip to the New up to the night of March 7, and
riders to measures. For instance, the senate has been la­ States would produce a revenue of millions annually for York library or the British Mus­ each ear m ust have the name,
H artford Fire Insurance Com­
WOMEN DEMAND
boring over a postal increase bill. So far so good. How­ the United States,treasurv.
eum in London. Mr. Nash is to address, county and state of its quality In bread— be'st ingred­ pany— an institution th at has
be rated in much the same class owner on a paper which should be ients, proper mixing and cooked been serving property owners
ever, when the measure came up for final passage an
to perfection.
This is the aim i
The big task of friendly governmeifts is to keep their as Bruce Rogers, D. C. Updyke, wrapped securely around tl\e ear we keep in view when making! faithfully since 1810.
amendment was tacked onto it which limited the cam­
and the very small group who are with the w riting on the outside. our bread, and the fact th a t it i
paign expenses of congressmen and senators. The two people that way.
showing how tw entieth century No ear will be aw arded a prize is so generally approved by the J
subject matters have nothing in common.
printing can be raised in quality until tested for vitality and dis­ women who use it, proves that
Billings Agency
we meet the demands of the most
It is a parliamentary practice that is wrong and
The horse sense that prevented wrecks in the old days to a level of excellence th a t has ease resistance, the judges to bo exacting
Estab. 1883
cooks.
not been touched since the end of selected by the American Society
Real E state & Real Insurance
makes no end of trouble. Congress is always getting in probably belonged to the horse.
the sixteenth century.
of Agronomy.
41 E. Main St.
Phene 211
L ith ia B a k e ry
1 rouble by riders tacked on to measures where the sub­
The commercial phase of the
E ntries should be addressed to
The test of any form of governmnet is its ability printing program will be opened the National Seed Corn Show,
ject matter is entirely different. That may be a great
by an analysis of competitive Sears-Roebuck A gricultural Foun­
parliamentary body hut it has some childish ways of do to ring the dinner hell..
methods
by B. W. Bates of Rose­ dation, Chicago.
ing things.
“ NOT ‘POOR MEN’S TOYS” ’
Thomas B. Donaldson, former Commissioner of In
suranee of Pennsylvania, in a brief on the subject of com
pulsorv insurance, says:
“ So far as providing insurance is concerned, regula
tion (agreement) rather than legislation is, in my opinion
practicable.
“ The instant ‘insurance’ is mentioned a ‘state fund
is projected as a cure-all and at that same instant polities
enters in.
“ The state fund idea is to ‘save the poor people’ pay
ment of insurance premiums. In the*first place, the peo
pie do not want to he called ‘poor.’ In the second place
they are not ‘poor.’ If they are, they should not purchase
automobiles which are not ‘poor men’s toys.’
“ No state fund was ever a factor in progress or in
advancing the science of insurance,' and no state fttnc
ever saved tor the ‘poor public.? A close analysis wil
prove that all of them were costly subterfuges.’’
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PR O PE R T Y BY GUARDIAN
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR
JACKSON COUNTY.
In the M atter of the G uardian­
ship of the person and E state of
VIRGINIA M. ROOT, also known
as Jennie Root, Jennie M. Root,
V. M. Root and Mrs. V. M. Root,
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
an incom petent person.
Eugene, Feb. 3.— (Special)— The
G. A. G ardner, form erly the a rt and business of printing in Its
honorable Judge of the County various phases, commercial and
Court of Jackson County, Ore­ m anufacturing,
historical
and
gon, has made an Order au th o r­ qualitative, will be one of the
izing and
perm itting
me, as leading subjects on the program
Guardian of the E state of Vir for the seventh annual Oregon
ginia M. Root, to sell the real Newspaper Conference to be held
property belonging to the said at the School of Journalism on
Estate, which real property is March 13 and 14. Other leading
described as follows, to-wlt:
topics will be In the fields of ad­
T ract No. 2.— All of Lot one in vertising editorial problems, and
Block 24, of the City of Ashland, circulation.
Jackson County, Oregon.
To lead off on the Subject of
T ract No. 1.— An undivided quality printing and s ta rt the dis­
one-half of the following:
cussion of the m arket for the
A strip of land 16 feet in highest grade of work, a m arket
MANUFACTURING INCREASING
width off the south end of Lot in which the rew ards to the p rin t­
Census returns for 1923 show tremendous gains in N aught (0) in Block 14, and also er are declared to be more ade­
the output of factories made in our country in the past Lots numbered One and Two in quate than in any other branch
Block 14, of the City of Ashland, the program committee has ob­
ten years.
Oregon, according to the Official tained John H enry Nash of San
Totals for 1923, aggregate $60,000,000,000, or 2H> P lat and survey of said City, Francisco, who is declared by
times as much as in 1914, 5 times the output of 1900, and adopted December 17, 1883.
Dean feric W. Allen of the School
.10 times as much as in 1880.
ALSO, Lot one in Block 33 of of Journalism to be one of the
Coolidge
Addition to the City of three or four most successful
The 1923 returns indicate an output 52 per cent great­
Ashland, Oregon, as the same is quality printers in the United
er in value than that of 1921 an increase in wage earners designated, num bered and, des­ States. Mr. N ash’s promise to
of 34 per cent.
cribed on the Official P la t of come was received today, after
In 109 industries listed, the census report shows 1,- said addition on file in the office the committee had virtually given
335,289 persons on the payrolls compared with 993,328 in of th e County Recorder of said up hope of obtaining him.
Jackson County.
“ Mr. Nash has more interesting
1921 in the same industries.
ALSO, Beginning a t a point on things to say about printing than
Total of manufactures reported in 1850 was $23,224,- the west boundary line of D. L. any other man I ever m et,’’ de­
C. No. 40 in Township 39 South, clares Dean Allen. “ By his fel­
000 and in 1923, exports totaled $2,042,000,000.
printers of California he is
1’ actory products formed only 17 per cent of the Range 1 E ast of the W. M. in low
Oregon, from which the n o rth ­ regarded as absolutely in a class
total domestic exports in 1850, rose to 49 per centin 1923 east corner of Lot 4, in Section by himself. He is, so far as I
and in nine months ended September, 1924, were 55 per 5 said Township and Range, bears kno)v, the only p rin ter who has
<*ent of total exports. Thus does industry create employ­ South no degrees 3 m inutes W est ever been granted an honorary
343 feet distant; thence north no degree for the perfection and ef­
ment and steady payrolls.
degrees 3 m inutes East 209 feet; fectiveness of his work. Mr. Nash
thence west 209 feet; * thence was recently honored in this way
south 209 feet; thence east 209 by Mills College.
HANDS OFF RAILROADS
* Mr. N ash’s shop is a little one
feet, to place of beginning, con­
\\ ithout a general reduction in property taxes all taining
man affair. It is no bigger than
one acre.
along the line, there is no sound basis for agricultural
EXCEPTING from tract No. 1, the ordinary store room used by
prosperity.
a parcel of land 22 feet by 93 the sm allest country weekly. Here
All classes of people are paying what they call high feet, described In Deed of re­ he works with his own hands
ithout any large supporting or­
taxes, too great in many eases for net earning capacity cord in Vol. 78 Page 205, Jack- w
son County Deed Records, and ganization, yet he has made his
in business, factories, or on the farm.
also excepting a parcel of land 40 name known throughout the
.Unless expenditures are changed materially, all the feet in width dedicated to the world w herever experts discuss
way from the smallest unit of government to the national City of AShland, for street p u r­ the work of great printers, Guten­
Jenson, Aldus, Elzevir, Cax-
capitol in Washington, great prosperity or enduring bus­ poses, see Vol. 77, Page 601, berg,
Jackson County, Oregon Deed ton and John of Spires.
iness stability is endangered.
Records.
“ This printer, who is bringing
In a way, the people are to blame for voting upon NOW TH EREFO RE, I will, In honor to the west by his w ork­
Themselves uncounted billions of debt resting upon all, pursuance of the said Order, on manship, labors for the love of
and after the 7th day of March, the work, but he is in no sense
about half of it being untaxable securities.
1925, sell at private sale, the an impra’ctical dream er. Judged
Tax reduction must be made the slogan from the real
property hereinbefore des­ even by commercial standards,
highest departments at Washington, D. C ., to the’smallest cribed, and any p a rt thereof; a t his little shop is a greater money
political subdivisions of state, county, city and school my office at the Post Office in m aker than many a great plant
Ashland, Oregon; such sale or with tw enty time the equipment.
districts.
sales, to be subject to confirm a­ Mr. Nash has a vault in his shop
tion by the County Court, of and in this he has collected a
WAGE EARNERS COLLECTING DIVIDENDS
‘p rin te r’s working library* as he^
Jackson County, Oregon.
calls it, consisting of copies of
A marked difference is seen in the class of people now
FRED DAIY ^VAGNER,
Guardian. famous books, examples of the
holding the securities of our great corporations and the
124— 5 Tues.
holders of such securities a few years ago.
In 1917 dividends collected by wage earners amounted
to but 9.5 per cent of the total. In 1918, this figure had
risen to 14.1 per cent and by 1921, to 22.7 per cent of the
whole.
The number of stockholders in the countrv increased
from 4,400,000 in 1900 to 14,400,000 in 1923, while the
average number of $100 shares per stockholder decreased
from 140 to 50.
The ownership of our industries is passing rapidly
into the hands of the wage earners, not by a wave of the
political wand, hut by sound business methods.
GATHER FOR MEEI
AT
At H otel—
•
Among those registered at the
Hotel Ashland are Ernest Burva-
uer and family, Bellingham ; V.
R. Trine and wife, Long Beach,
Calif.; Paul L. Stephenson, Sac­
ram ento; R. A. Bartholomew and
wife, Ketchekan, A laska; J. A.
Crois, E. Brazelton, Roy Sum ­
mers, Seattle; W. N. and D. H.
Yost, Boise, Idaho; Irving A.
Gauld, «Boston, Mass.
ARE YOU
CLEANING HOUSE?
Don’t forget th a t New P aint
and W all Paper will brighten
even the darkest of rooms.
J. O. RIGG
burg, by a stereopticon presen­
tation of advertising typography
by various editors and teachers
of advertising who are cooperat­
ing, and whose names will be an-
noqnced later. The program com­
mittee, appointed by Edgar Mc­
Daniel, of the North Bend H ar­
bor, consists of Dean Allen, H. L.
Gill, of the W oodburn Independ­
ent, George Putm an of the Salem
Capital Journal, W. A rthur Steele
of the C latskanine Chief, and E.
P. Hopwood of the Oregonian.
The advertising, editorial, and
circulation program s will be an ­
nounced in about a week, to­
gether with the speakers for the
various sectional meetings to be
held in conjunction with the Con­
ference, which will include the
State Editorial Association, the
Pacific N orthw est Circulation
M anagers’ Association, the Trade
and Class Journal Association,
members of the Associated Press,
Clients of the United Press, and
the Ben F ranklin Club of the
W illam ette Valley.
COME
in
Ghost ’ ’ Tells Farmhand
to Stay at Homestead
and
MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Feb. 3.
— Justice of the Peace Bull wil!
oppose the spirit world with the
m ajesty of the law in an effort to
pry John Lyman off the Sims
farm , in E ast Hampton.
John worked on the farm for
tw enty years w ithout pay. A few
months ago Mrs. Phoebe Sims,
last of the family on the farm.
GET
A
RIDE
For the spring tune-up,
you will need new parts
and accessories.
Remember
PARTS FOR EVERY
CAR
New
A COUGH RHMEDY
W ITHOUT OPIATES
Many cough preparations con­
tain one or more harm ful drugs
which are added to take the placej
of opiates. None of these narco­
tic substitutes have ever been
used in FOLEY’S HONE1Y AND
TAR COMPOUND. The name of
every ingredient is plainly p rin t­
ed on every carton. You know
w hat you are taking when you
take
Foley’s. It clings to th e '
Of P ortland—
throat. Good for old and young, j
A. M. Haradon and Miss Dor­
othy Haradon of Portland were You have a cough, why not fry;
It. Refuse substitutes.
visitors in the city yesterday.
Doesn’t this weather make
you want to bring the
ear oirt of storage?
AT
Chevrolet
LEEDOM’S TIRES
AND REPLACEMENTS
A u to m o tiv e S h o p
Across from the new Hotel—
They are pouring cement on
the 4th floor
A ll Rai lo o n -q u ip p e d cars need
Snubbers— W e have them
Tillamook — Creamery
p ur­ IM PROVED SCHLUETER ELEC-
TRIG FLOOR SURFACING
chases county property for build­
MACHINE
ing cream ery extension. Novem­ (All kinds of floor finishing)
ber cheese isold for
$48,000.
C. V. CARY
Price advances one cent. Machin­
107 2nd St.
Phone 313-R
ery arrivds for butter-m aking at
cream ery plant.
VALENTINES
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
l c to 50c
Napkins—Favors—Novelties, etc.
M c N a ir B r o s .
Books
Stationery
NIGHT COUGH QUICKLY
R E LIEV ED
This is the substance of a letter
received from H. W. Webb,
Quincy, 111., “ I coughed a great
deal, especially a t night. Tried
alm ost everything and have found
nothing to equal FOLEY’S HON­
EY AND TAR COMPOUND. One
dose relieved m y . cough, and I
rested well all night.’’ One of the
largest selling cough medicines
in the Worl^d. Contains no opiates.
Safe for children.
In sist upon
Foley’s. Refuse substitutes. Sold
everywhere.
W ritin g a re p ly o n th e b o tto m o r th e re v e rse
s id e o f a l e t t e r y o u h a d r e c e i v e d
m ay
have
been
g o o d fo rm a n d a n e c o n o m y in o ld e n d ay s; b u t c o n ­
d itio n s h a v e c h a n g e d a n d m o d e r n b u s in e s s m e th o d s
a n d e th ic s r e q u ir e
NEATLY PRINTED LETTERHEADS
FOR EVERY BUSINESS
S ay I t W ith
F lo w e rs
Anywhere — Anytime
Our aim is and has been in
the past to give the best ser­
vice possible.
Our stock of
floweiis and plants is of the
best quality and the greatest
variety obtainable.
And we
guarantee our flowers to be
fresh when they are sent out.
At present we are selling:
Carnations ......75c— $1.00 doz.
Laddie ................... .....$1.25 doz.
Snapdragons ..75c— $1.00 doz.
Peas ................... $1.50 per 100
Lillies ...... $ 2 .0 0 and $ 2 .2 5 doz.
Still have a swell assort­
m ent of Ferns, C inerarie and
Cyclemen.
When our estab­
lishm ent is Inconvenient for
your personal visit, a phone
-call will command the same
attention.
W e d eliver
P hon e 120
T h e A s h la n d
G re e n h o u se s
LETTERHEADS ANNOUNCING
YOUR NAME OR FIRM NAME—
THE NATURE OF YOUR BUSINESS—
YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER—
YOUR STREET AND CITY ADDRESS—
AND AN ILLUSTRATION OF YOUR BUSINESS IF
• POSSIBLE
w ill a t t r a c t m o r e b u s i n e s s , b e t t e r c r e d i t a n d a m o r e -
b u s in e s s -lik e a t tit u d e in
yo u r ow n
•
m in d
to w a r d
•
y o u r b u s in e s s .
T e l e p h o n e 3 9 a n d w e w ill b e g la d t o s h o w y o u
s a m p le s o f le tte r h e a d s — o r a n y o th e r p r in te d fo rm
you m ay need.
The Ashland Tidings