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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
A SH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G S
Wednesday, February 18, 1925
another coolidge surprise
increase from 2,690,450,000, con-
W oodburn — Oregon Packing
sunued in# 1914, to 7,721,168,000 company will contract for 200
The newly named governor of Alaska is so modest
in 1922, or 187 per cent.
acres of cucumbers here. Cost of
— that he does not know, until he inquires of his friends,
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
Strange as it may seem the re- this acreage already secured.
¡whether he is fit for the job. Most men would have taken!
: port states th a t the consumption
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
O iR tts
__ ilie President’s word for it. But George A. Parks is at 42
H i H O r flC i C A P 0 , , i
tobacco 18 probably influenced
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L
y
th
e
.
111 UuL Ul InUU ! ' tions llttle or by prosperity
the econ<)niic condi-
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of a people
gone that many years without being grabbed, -he
Radier
o
f
as
that
notied
in
any
commodity.
<
> fic ^ l city paper .......................................Telephone 39(achieved an inferiority complex. No woman has thought!’
Knteretl at the Ashland, Oregon Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter
CALL
of prosperity among a
Physical WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.— The Absence
him worth while
may cause a revision frftm
Subscription Price, Delivered id City
Culture , outstanding feature of the tobacco | people
AND SEE THE
Perhaps Parks has reason for being suspicious even
1 ne Month .................................................... ....................................... J .61
industry in the past decada has the use of the more expensive to
u.ree Months ........ ...............................................................................
I 3.73'
^ i o f the President’s commendation. For the Senate lias
been the vast increase in cigarette the cheaper forms of tobacco. This'
t i Months
Colonial Pipeless
i consumption in all parts of. the is corroborated by the fact that
c u e Year __7.50 been displaying a very peculiar temper regarding the
superiority of m ilk as a world, says T. L. Hughes, chief of although the United States is the!
B y Mail and R ural R outes
• □6 Month ............................................................................................ J .65 'President’s nominees. There are 96 senators,-or tliere- food is not confined to its protein ¡ the tobacco section of th e De-' richest nation per capita in the
Furnace
ntnnt alone,
olnnzi Ix
a.A its m ~ i_...
i and » ’
1.95 1 abouts. And a material portion of the 96 have been sliow- PO
i hree Months ............._........................................................................
content
but
ineral
world, it has not the largest per
p
artaient
of
Commerce,
in
a
re­
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a restlessness about these little nomination surprises. vitam ine contents arc equally ef­ port on the international trade in capita consumption of tobacco.
and we will tell you what
i ne Year ..........................................................
-i
— There is a form\of strategy to which they have not been ficient. Scientists have not, at this leaf and m anufactured tjobacco
In recent years leaf tobacco
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES
writing made full investigations released today.
it will cost installed com­
alone
has formed approximately
'
accustomed,
at
least
not
for
several
years.
Even
Theodore
i':ngla insertion, pe_- inch ...............................................
$ .30
o f the relative value of protein
This trend, according to Mr. 8 per cent of all agricultural pro­
Yearly Contracts
Roosevelt, independent in so many things, plaintively from all food sources, nor can the
plete in your home.
Hughes, developed during the war ducts exported from the United
•’ne insertion a week ...................................................................
.27%
said once that no one should judge his administration hv investigation upon other species of years and has steadily gained States, being relatively of more!
' «co insertions a week ........................................... .......................
.25
bally insertion .................................................................................
.20 i the nominations he made. He was careful to pay formal anim als apply absolutely to the momentum. The m ore general use im portance than our export trade!
human nutrition. \Ve can, how­
Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
ever, derive certain
principles of cigarettes by women in ali in m eats. This country is by far*
r »rst insertion, per 8 point line .................................... ...... __ 5 .10 ¡allegiance at least to the laws of senatorial* courtesy.
from
the
investigations
far countries has given a fu rth er im­ th e most im portant producer and
.05
h ach subsequent insertion, 8 point line
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Simpson’s
President Coolidge is trying another plan. He is m ade that will be of use thus in de­
1.00
- srd of Thanks
petus
to
this
movement.
Tire
obituaries, per line
A.o2 % i getting much applause from the galleries. But it happens term ining the approximate value consueiption of cigars, however, exporter of tobacco, but strong
. Hardware
of protein from various foods.
competition has developed from a
that
the
galleries
do
not
always
drown
out
the
chorus
of
Milk,
as
already
clearly
dem
on­
during
this
period,
due
chiefly
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strated, heads the list for the ef­ to the curtailed purchasing power num ber of other countries, imclud-l
“ All future events, where an admission charge is made or s “ Noes” from the Senate seats.
Winchester Store
ih/eaif/i
(Established in 1876)
u ile c tio n taken is Advertising.
,
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
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No donations to c h a rité s or otherwise will be made in advertis
«ng or job printing— our contributions will be in cash.
THE FARMER AS USUAL GETTING
• WORST OF IT
ficiency of protein. A close second
is eggs. N ext in value wo may
expect to find the proteins of flesh
food. Since the average, propor­
tion of protein in a diet of cereals,
nuts and vegetables, together with
m ilk and eggs, furnishes an am ple
am ount of protein, the use of m eat
as a source of protein is uncalled
for, and such dangers as may be
involved in the introduction of dis-
Commenting on the recent increase in the price of
wheat, J. C. Mohler, secretary of the Kansas State Board
. BUT DOES HE WANT IT?
of
Agriculture, says:
It is said that if a man will go after almost anything
“ The farmer will get a very small part of the in- ease germs or poisonous waste pro
in this world courageously and persistently lie will stand
of the anim al through m eat
crease.
More than 85 per
cent of the wheat raised bv * is ducts
*
a mighty good chance of getting it.
a danger that m ay very wisely
About
avoided. There is am ple evid­
Now there was Phinehas. He had a ‘ tremendously the
, farmers last year has been sold hv them.
,
, three- be
ence that there is no quality in
lough job getting his wife-not that she wasn’t willing. *onr hs of “‘f K“" i'as erf'P was hauled troni thè-fami jn m eat protein that cannot be se­
through m ilk and eggs, and
tier lather was the obstacle. He declared .he would never !! 10 ,!?' week of Noverobei. The average price up to cured
since the quantity of protein re­
give his consent and that if Phinehas married the girl ’hat tnna was only $1.0.. And the farmer was happy to quired is m uch sm aller than that
usually eaten, m eat is unnecessary
without his consent he would shoot him full of holes.
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source of protein, either from
Naturally he was. For three years the wheat grower a as a quantitative
or a qualitative
From that Phinehas-gained the impression that the
standpoint.
had
been
living
on
hope
and
hope
does
not
pay
the
family
old man was not partial to him. And the girl refused
Therefore when m ilk and eggs
are available the use of m eat m ust
to marry Phinehas without her father’s consent, because hills.
be defended on other grounds than
Not once, during that period had wheat touched a that
¡-•he had been trained not to disobey hi.m, and neither did
of normal nutrition. For the
dolar
'up
to
last
summer
and
most
of
the
time
the
crop
grow
ing
child the substitution of
¡ he want a perforated husband.
m eat for m ilk and eggs is never to
was
actually
disposed
of
at
a
heavy
loss.
And so Phinehas set to work courageously and per­
be advised or tolerated where the
Real
money
looked
as
good
to
him
as
the
springs
of
purer form s of anim al protein can
sistently to win the girl’s father. He would call around at
be secured. For the adult m eat
m ay be utilized as a source of pro­
Mie house ihout twice a week trying to make the old man the oasis to a desert traveler.
Yet
as
he
sees
the
lucky
traders
making
millions
out
tein if taken in sm all quantities,
see it his way. The old man finally told Phinehas that if
harm will ordinarily resu lt
of his product; and speculators clothing themselves in and The no relative
value of vegetable
he called again he would handle him unceremoniously.
proteins is a point upon which we
purple
and
surveying
the
world
from
high
powered
limou
And Phinehas, who was of thrifty New England stock
still need more light. The present
information would indicate that
put on an old suit and a shirt that had a tear in it any­ sines, he feels outraged.
And the public, which pays the freight, sympathizes oats rank higher than wheat, and
way and went back.
wheat higher than corn. But a
more important discovery is that
And the old man kept his word. He handled Phine­ with that feeling.
If we must pay higher prices for bread, it should go the leguminous foods (peas i»nd
has unceremoniously. Phinehas took it all as a matter
beans) have in the past been gen­
:o
the
producer
and
not
to
the
gambler.
erally over-estimated as a source
o f course. He didn’t try to hit back.
of protein.
But
whether
it
ever
will
is
another
question
.
But he called again on schedule time. He had a dis­
colored eye and there was a strip of court plaster across
What does it profit people to beat swords into plow­ place called the diamond field
his cheek where his face had touched the steps when he
was a mass of eight-sided figures
shares if they must endeavor to heat locomotives into about
left the porch.
the size of honeycomb octa­
gons, but each point was separate.
And Phinehas’ girl’s father blustered and stormed grade crossings ?
They caught and reflected the
furiously. But he didn’t hit Phinehas this time. There
Correct this sentence: “ She’s the prettiest girl in the ;'ight and sparkled more brilliantly
was a peculiar light in the old man’s eye that was almost
chorus.” said the millionaire to his son, “ and I ’m sure than a diamond which was com­
-one of fear, certainly one of apprehension.
pared with them.
Beyond this
To make a long story short, Phinehas kept at it— she isn’t after \ our monev.”
was a form ation p;i the wall that
looked like an old hen and chick-
courting the old man persistently and courageously until
discovered it. “ His parents had ania.
he got the girl.
alm ost decided to send Homer
Therq was a stretch of cot key
Of course that was quite an achievement. He had
with us,” Miss Perce said, “ but cavern almost as smooth as pave­
won his goal. But did he want what he got? After he
Floyd looked so disappointed th at m ent which Floyd pointed on* to
they said, ‘Well, go ‘long with th e girls, rem arking th a t lie w ant­
got it? He did not. The girl was just as pugnacious as
you if you w ant to, but don’t stop ed to put on automobile in there
her father. Furthermore, she and her folks had become
to look at every little m ark.’’ next year so he could give people
accustomed to seeing Phinehas knocked around and tak­
“ There was a quick ^ s c e n t a car ride in the cave. The girls
ing it good naturedlv; so it was the most natural thing
from the entrance. We had gone don’t know w hether his ambition
i 1 the world that they should treat him like a book agent UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, o,nly a little way when Floyd was realized or not.
after lie became one of the family. They hanged him Eugene, Feb. 18.— (Special) — asked us, ‘Are you skeery? Then
’ The Canny Scot
W ith Floyd Collins, the unfor-j step over here and I ’ll show you
around like a second hand flivver. They disregarded him tunate
K entuckian entrapped in som ething. Looks like Some one
Mandy: “ Why do you roll your
and joked and ridiculed him even before company. And Samd Cave, as th e ir guide, the had been here ahead of us.’ We own cigarettes, Mr. McTavish?”
after Phinehas had been married to that girl a year lie University of Oregon girls, Flos- i stepped to the side of the trail
Sandy: “Aweel, ye ken after I
would have given anything in the world never to have sie Perce of CJackamas and Helen and on a big piece of rock by a smoke a bag o’ ’baccy, I can al­
W hitcomb of Portland, four years great crevice there were the re­ ways get twa smokes oot o’ the
laid eyes on her.
ago visited Crystal cave, which
of th ree hum an skeletons. vacuum cleaner.”
Yes, it is-true that a man can generally win almost young Collins had, discovered on m ains
“ Presently we came to some
any goal if he will go after it courageously and persist­ his fa th e r’s farm. The girls were huge1 barefooted hum an tracks
ently. And he really does not need a marked degree of in K entucky in Jyne, 1921, and I about 15 inches long. They had
intelligence either. However, sometimes a kindly Provi­ made a trip to Mammoth Cave. | evidently been made when the
‘The Collinses were plain! floor wa® soft. A little farth er
Ladies of Ashland
dence paces obstacles between that which one wants hut country
people who earned a V.v- ( on were some tracks th a t looked
which one had better not have. To he able to know when ing principally by guiding tourists like those of an unshod mule.
and Community
an obstacle is a thing to he overcome, and when it is a through their cave,” Miss Perce Floyd rem arked with his custom ­
kindly warning to lay off, is where intelligence comes in. said. “ They seemed to be typi­ ary drawl and with a twinkle in please remember that we
cal Kentucky m ountaineers, who his eyes th a t he ’sposed old Adam
are here to save you the
seem£d to have little education and Eve took th e ir honeymoon
drudgery of baking at
and who had had little contact here. S’pose old Adam made the
AUTO THIEVERY INCREASING
home.
with the outside world.
and old Eve rode the
, * Auto thefts increase remarkably. Police are worried “ We had ju st come out of tracks
m ule’.”
in many large cities and many states. What is wrong? Mammoth cave, and one of us re­ Nearby they came to a ledge of Our products are made of
Are men more dishonestt Or are automobiles more allur­ m arked th a t we were disappointed ' rock on which lay a piece of stone finest materials we can
because we had not seen the cry­ th a t closely resembled a lower
ing to the dishonest?
buy, ami sold as reason­
stal form ations, when a man step­ «let of false teeth. “ I found these
Probably nothing of the sort.
able as SUPERIOR goods
ped up and said, ‘Why don’t you along here,” he drawled: “ I s'pose
Me are just getting to the place in automobile habits go see Crystal cave? It has more old Eve lost ’em. I pu t ’em up can he sold. »
where the line of opportunity for dishonesty and the line beautiful crystals than these.’ We here for her; thought she might
ol individual carelessness in the handling of automobiles decided to g o ’with him. He was want ’em when she came back to
Homer Collins, the brother of e a rth .”
crosses to the side of public evidence.
Floyd; the one who was taken
Gnie of the most beautiful
Franklin Bakery
W e have been, lor these 20 years, children in dealing exhausted out of the cave in try ­ sights,
th e girls report, was a
v ith automobiles. We are children in buying them. We ing to re-cue Floyd.”
place on the roof about 200 feet
When
the
Oregon
girls
arrived
Phone 199
«tie children in driving them. We are children in keeping
square where the salts had formed
at the Collins place they offered a mlass of perfect w hite lilies. The
them going «Just as most men all their lives are children the qlder Mr. Collins a trav elers’
in handling watches, so are most of us children in dealing check in payment of the adm is­
with automobiles.
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sion fee to the cave. He looked
doubtfully
a
t
it
-and
rem
arked,
“
I
So even the thievery instinct of men has been in its
don’t like to take things th a t I
childhood, lor automobiles. There were a few dishonest don’t
know anything about.” He
men who got “ wise” to the automobile as an. opportunity, had had some trouble with a
very early. There have been automobile thefts for years. check before and declared th at he
But not many. And the potential crooks are learning a “w asn’t going to be caught again,”
We are peased to announce that
His son, Homer, persuaded him
little faster than those that they prey upon.
we have just installed a new sec­
We leave a contrivance worth many hundred, per-
it “ nt L d ^ ’af80 ) he li “ pre­
tion of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES,
naps several thousand dollars, out on a-public place. It ferred money.”
and that we are again in position
has its own motive power,-as well as its own wheels. Its Floyd liked to guide people
to extend to the public the conven­
identifieahle -parts are lew in number, and easily re­ through th e cave because he had
ience and safety offered by our
moved or replaced. It is very complicated, with each of
•modern vault equipped with com­
ihe complications possessing a merchantable value.
plete Burglar Alarm Protection.
Why should it not he stolen, with human nature as it
was 20 years ago, as well as today?
Why assume the risk of leaving
SIMMONS
This was not cynicism about human nature. If any­
your valuable papers subject to un­
Beds, Springs and
thing, human nature is better today than it was 20 years
necessary hazards. The cost of a
Mattresses
box is very moderate.
i go. But it can he still more improved. One of the graces
BUILT
FOR
SLEEP
we should display, wc were told centuries ago, was, “ Lead
ns not into temptation.” The man who is careless with THE ASHLAND FURNITURE
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
his property is leading someone into temptation. Espec­
COMPANY
Ashland, Oregon
ially, we are just heginirng to learn about'caring for our
83 N. Main
¡own automobiles.
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in many of the larger consuming ing the Dutch East Indies, Brazil
countries, has registered a m ark­ and Greece.
ed deeline.
As an indication of the increas
ed use of cigarettes it is pointed
out th a t in the decade of 1913-23
consumption in the United States
gained fourfold, increasing from
15,000,000,000 in 1913 to 63,-
000,000,000 in 1923; in Janan.
threefold from 7,000,000.000, to
*23,000,000,000, and in Germany
almost twofold, from 1 2,000.000,-
000 to 23,000.000,000; Sweden
consumed 157,000,000 cigarettes
annually during the years 1911
to 1916, compared with about
825,000,000 in each year from
1916 to 1920. Belgium is now
consuming 5,500,0f>o,000 cigaret­
tes annually; A ustria. 4,0000,-
000,000; Hungary. 3,200,000,000
and France more than 4,750.000,-
Its greater leavening strength means
000.
ligh t bakings — perfect digestion
The consumption of c ig a re tte
in Denmark has increased from
SALES 3*/» TIMES THOSE OF A N T
139 per capita in 1913 to 264 per
capita in, 1912, or a total con­
sumption of 950,000.000 in the
la tte r year. The popularity of the
cigarette in Italy is shown by the
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