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ASHLAND D A ILY . T I D I N G S ^ 11 tical defection nor cured by political harmony.
It is POSTAL PAY BOOST
Tried to Escape
I present at the birth of every government and administers
BILL PASSES HOUSE
in Motor’s Head
(E stab lish ed in 1 8 7 0 )
— not infrequently at the death of many.
W A SH IN G TO N . Feb. 25. — T h e '
E L M IR A , N. Y.. Feb. 25. —
^m^ASHLAOT^PamTING^CO^
' ? ‘Govermn« * substitution for the individual, gov p o stal sa la ry bill toda,y p assed J
C old m o to rs cind n e g ro in m a te s
'ernment taking the place of the man and the woman, gov-1 the house by a vo te of. 370-8. T he
sim ply d o n ’t h arm o n ize.
W hen
»•■•rt R . G re e r ............................................................................................ ....Edito. eminent hovering over the community and stifling the : bil1 niakes possible the rearrange_
BOSTON, F eb. 25. — Sea g u lls th e m o to r of a heavy tru c k , stop-
.«•orge M adden G reen ...........................................................B u sin e ss
Manage';hir, making the breath of liberty hard, difficult. Gov-
°,„,PMtal, r“te8Jm1 v, ™ h a v e th e r e p u ta tio n o f bein g th e Ped u e a r th e E lm ira R e fo rm a to ry ,
i__
on
.
.
.
•
’
classes
o of f m a t tte
t e r r c a a r rrie
n p i d l l»v
c
lasses
by th e i w ild est of b ird s ; b u t Jo h n n J re fu se d to fu n c tio n , its o p e ra to r
• F F IC IA L CITY P A P E R ................... ...................................... T e lep h o n e 39
eminent.
with
its
agencies
and
its
minions,
and
its
au-
p o sta l serv ice to in cre ase th e r e v - ' S tacey, a M arb leh ead lo b ste rm a n , ' ,ifte d th e h o ed a n d found E rn e st
»'.ntered a t th e A shland, O regon P o sto ffice as Second Class Mail M atter
ihorities,
treading
on
youi*
heels
wherever
you
go,
crofes
e n u e in o rd e r to m e e t th e a d d i - , h a s a flock of th em w hich h e ' T h ° i« as. L ong Isla n d n eg ro , as-
Subscription P rice, D elivered in City
<•
,,
, , , .
,
- , . - .
! tr id e it. T h o m as, se n te n c ed to
« r-e M onth .......................................................... ......................................... $ .65 ing your threshold, invading your home, reaching
hing into the tio n a l c h a rg e s fo r th e s a la r y b o o s t ' h a s tra in e d .
of
a
p
p
ro
x
im
a
te
ly
$68,000
to
be
’) a re e M onths
T h e sea g u lls of M arb leh ead fifte e n m o n th s in th e R efo rm a-
1-95¡nursery of your children—government, and what is this
i i M onths
given em ployes. T he a d d itio n a l follow Jo h n on h is trip s to inspect ^o r y> w as w a k in g his f ir s t a tte m p t
7.5 ¡thing called government?
V<»e Y e a r ...
re v e n u e s from th e in c re a s e d p o s h is tra p s . T hey even e a t fro m Jiis to e sca Pe -
B y Mail and R ural R outes
?
.65
“
This
is
mine
and
yours,
an
agency,
an
instrument.
ta l c h a rg e s is exp ected to he $61,- h a n d s.
■
M onth ...
i*9r jIt isn’t some foreign, hideous, powerful creature of the 000,000.
’» a re e M onths
J o h n sa y s it h a s ta k e n y e a rs
fe.x M onths ...
fo
r
him to w in th e confidence of
3'5*
mystic
ages
set
up
fl?
govern
and
to
control
and
adjust
6.5
k>aa Y ear ____
Canada’s
Wheat
Yield
th
e
gu lls.
,
and administer to man. Government is mine and yours to
D ISPL A Y A D V E R T ISIN G R A T E S
Is
Greatest
Per
Acre
do with as our judgment and oqr intelligence we think
5 .30
c u ig le in se rtio n , pe.- in ch ................................................................
Yearly C ontracts
27ir-it should do, always mindful of the individual. Any gov- OTTAW A. O nt., Feb. 24. __
Salem — O regon p acked 60,-
' ‘ne in se rtio n a w eek ....................................................................—
C a n a d a h a s ’■•a h ig h e r
yield of
25
eminent
that
invades
the
sacred
domain
of
individuality
59 5 cases of g o o se b e rrie s in 1924,
'i * 0 in s e rtio n s a w eek ........ ............................................- .............. ..
.20
b a lly In se rtio n ........................................................................................
m o re th a n o n e -h a lf to ta l p ro d u c t
is
a
government
which
does
not
belong
to
a
period
R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A dvertising
e x p o rtin g c o u n try of th e U nited S ta te s. M ichigan
American liberty
r irs t In se rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ........................................... - ....... $ .10
a c co rd in g to E. S. p ack ed 30,440 cases.
.05
E ach s u b s e q u e n t in s e rtio n , 8 p o in t lin e .................... - .............
“ Public ownership proposals are hut step in the gen-1 H°Pkins- field h u sb a n d m e n of th e
1.00
. %rd of Thanks ......................... ~......................................... - ........
■ I j I 111 yrr v * ^-1» n.« d i „ — l ?
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i
i Don? in in n B on n
on
.02% erla direction in which radicalism is cndeavoriiv to lead! Dominion Dc^ rtraent of Agri
v nituaries, per line
»
c u ltu re .
the government.’’
A COUGH REM EDY
W H A T C O N ST ITU TES .ADVERTISING
HIHII T
WILDEST GULLS
■Mt
Plant Grafted Franquette
Walnuts
T he M oney M a k e r
O ne of b est b locks of Vroo-
m an F r a n q u e tte in th e sta te .
W e ir g ro w n ,
selected
type.
A lso o th e r sto c k s, p ear, apple,
c h e rry , peach, a p ric o ts , p ru n e ,
plum , e tc .,
S m all fru its , etc.
R ig h t sto ck a t rig h t prices.
S u b m it y o u r w a n t list, ask fo r
prices.
3 5 Y e a n in B usiness
CARLTON NU RSERY CO.
Carlton, Oregon
through the
f
“ A ll f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re a n ad m issio n c h a rg e is m ad e or
u u ie c tio n ta k e n is A d v e rtisin g .
No d isc o u n t w ill be allo w ed R e lig io u s o r B e n e v o len t o rd ers.
OIL INDUSTRY SERVES PUBLIC
DONATIONS
No d o n a tio n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw ise w ill be m ad e in a d v e rtis
•eg o r jo b p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be in cash.
In the House the Commerce Committee of Congress
dropped the Gooding hill by a vote of II to 6. It was a
HU affecting the long and short haul provisions of the
Transportation act.
Commercial organizations and business interests of
the Pacific Coast and majority of the Interstate Com
merce Commission strongly opposed the hill. It would
have given steamship interests a monopoly and possible
rate increases.
.The present Transportation act empowers the Inter
state Commerce Commission, where the facts-of the case
justify, to grant a transcontinental line authority to
charge less for a longer than a shorter haul over the same
line, this being done in instances to enable the carriers
to load cars they would otherwise haul empty.
, Tins phase of the law was sought to he repealed by
the Gooding act, and it was the opinion of Pacific Coast
Commercial and business interests that the public welfare
would be best served by the law as it stands.
RADICAL ACTIVITIES VS. AMERICAN
INSTITUTIONS
.
a
—
“ T he a v e ra g e yield p e r a c re of
w h e a t o v er a p eriod of tw e n ty
th re e y e a rs of th e c h ie f e x p o rtin g
c o u n trie s is: C an ad a. 17.8; th e
Comforting
Thought
In time of sorrow, it is a comfort
ing thought to know that you can de
pend upon your funeral* director to
take entire charge of all funeral ar
rangements.
♦
Our deepest concern Is io conduct
the ceremony in such a manner that
everything possible may be done to
lighten the burden of grief-stricken
relatives and friends.
Mausoleum Crypts
A few Crypts for sale at the original price
&
By Train and Ship
WITHOUT OPIATES
M any cough p re p a ra tio n s con
: ta in one o r m ore h a rm fu l d ru g s
United States’ 141; India' 11 3 w hich a re a d d e d to ta k e th e p la c e ,
A rg e n tin e , 10.6, a n d A u s tra lia ,
1 0 .4 ,“ says M r. H o p k in s in a re i of o p ia te s. N one of th e s e n a r c o - 1
j tic s u b s titu te s h a v e e v e r been 1
c e n t re p o rt.
used in F O L E Y ’S H O NEY A N D 1
TA R COMPOUND. T he n a m e of!
R d se h u rg — G len d ale
co m p an y
i e v e ry in g re d ie n t .is p la in ly p rin t-
sh ip p ed 544 c a rs of lu m b e r d u r
; ed o n ev e ry c a rto n .
You know
ing 1924, w o rth $ 2 3 5 ,4 5 0 , a n d
w h a t you a r e ta k in g w hen you
paid w ages a m o u n tin g to $130,-
ta k e F o le y ’s. I t clin g s to th e
000.
th ro a t. Good fo r old an d young.
You h a v e a co u g h , w hy n o t try
R ead th e T id in g s a d s.
it. R e fu se s u b s titu te s . .
Reviewing conditions in the petroleum industry, J.
Edgar Pew, President of the American Petroleum Insti-
tide, expresses the opinion that “ the condition of the oil
A WORD FOR “ JAZZ”
business is better>tlian it has been for several years.”
“ Within the industry there is a better spirit of co
“ Jazz”, taken in right proportions is beneficial to
the miss of 1925 and the unrestricted hygienic style of operation for the benefit of all. Standards .of equipment
dress of the young woman of today make for fine, healthy are being established tliat should very considerably re
womanhood and long life, according to a medical’expert duce the costs of materials and increase the eiiieieney oi
all field labor. Drilling operations are conducted with
of one of the world’s largest life insurance companies.
The propriety of “ jazz” has been the subject of a better success as a result of geological data, largely de
great deal of discussion in San Francisco, due to its intro veloped within the past few years. New. pools of oil are
duction in the Young Women’s Christian Association of oeing discovered with greater frequency and with less
of the wildcat type of operations than ever before.
that city as a means of recreation for girls.
• ’>
“ The relations of the industry to the public arc im
The pronouncement of an expert in a science that
frowns on anything and everything that tends to reduce proving The problems confronting the industry, its res
longevity has been received by the Sail Francisco Y. W. ponsibilities and its great achievements are being better
< ’« A. with great pleasure. It is regarded as vindication understood.
“ I do not look with alarm upon any prophecies of a
, 1 the stand of that institution.
The interpretation placed upon “ jazz” and the en scarcity of oi, during this year, or for many years to come.
vironment in which “ jazz” is found are the two import Tile oil industry has in a big way accomplished the seem
ant factors to be considered in placing upon it the stamp ingly impossible in the amount of oil it has produced not
withstanding repeated predictions to the contrary that
of approval or disapproval.
A San Francisco clergyman believes a little “ jazz” there was no such amount of oil to hediad. I am confi
is all right, if the word does not mean the ultra-vulgar dent that the precedent of i|s past performances will he
dancing of the underworld. One may see evil in every • ully maintained in the future for many years to come, and
thing if one wishes. Much wrongdoing has been attributed until science and invention slujl have provided a good
io “ jazz” . There can he overindulgence and dissipation and sufficient substitute for oil products. This seems to
in anything, hut in so many instances, those who have me to be a safe presumption'. On the whole, the future
criticised have overlooked excessive indulgence in their tf the legitimate oil business looks very bright.”
desire to criticise the thing Ijiat is indulged in. So it is
m erce. In a n e ff o r t to e n c o u ra g e
with “ jazz” . The young man and woman of today are Interests Young Men
in
Civic
Affairs
jo u n g m en to ta k e m o re in te r e s t
being brought up in a totally different atmosphere than
iu th e a ffa irs o f th e ir city, G eorge
their forebears. They are being taught that frankness C IN C IN N A TI, O., F eb . 25. — J . G ru e n , p re s id e n t of th e B usi
in everything is to he desired above false modesty. C in c in n a ti, kn o w n .fo r y p ars a s ness M en’s C lub, a n n o u n c e s th a t
of th e m o st c o n se rv a tiv e of h e re a f te r th e r e w ill be a ju n io r
“ Jazz” is a natural development of an age, in. which c one
itie s, is w a k in g up, a c c o rd in g to m em b e rsh ip class, open to y o u n g
equality of sex is more and.more being stressed. It should officials.- of th e B u sin ess M en’s m en w hose a g e s ra n g e from e ig h
not he suppressed as long as it can he guided along prop C lub a n d th e C h a m b e r of Com- tee n to th ir ty y ears.
er paths. There does not seem to he any reason why it
.Oft *
cannot become a big factor in healthy development of the IN TH E COUNTY COURT IN TID IN G S W A N T
young. It is a recreative diversion and only becomes AND FOR TH E COUNTY OF A N YTH ING.
■something more sinistei, when one wants it to become JACKSON STATE OF O R E
GON.
’
that.
IN T H E M A T T E R
OF THE
Youth has always danced and will always dance. The E ST A TE O F M ARTHA A. B ^ R -j
’»’’orld has not suffered therefor, nor will it suffer if danc RON. D EC EA SED .
ing of the future is directed as the most of the dancing N otice o f A ppointm ent o f E xecu
tor and to Present, Claim s
of the past has been directed—along recreational lines.
E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N :
Tli;^ the “ jazz” of today is beneficial is the declara TH N A O T TIC
th e u n d e rsig n e d h a s been
tion of the physical director of the San Francsco Y. W : appointed! as E x e c u to r of th e E s
U, A., who says that every noon, dancing is allowed among ta te of M a rth a A. B a rro n , D e
these;girls, most of then: working girls, dance off the fa ceased.
A nyone h a v in g a « a im a g a in s t
tigue that has accumulated during the morning.
said e s ta te is h e re b y re q u ire d to
Less hasty criticism of “ jazzmania” and more care p re s e n t th e sam e, d u ly v e rifie d ,
ful study of it would be of benefit to-'all of us.
a t th e O ffice of B r ’ggs an d B riggs,
GOODING BILL DROPPED
«•■» f
SOUTHLAND
to the
EAST
to New York
Go this wafy—it costs
but little more
Shasta route to California— (four fine
trains d a ily )—th en ce scen ic Sun set
route to New Orleans.
Excellent meals in the Southern Pacific
dining car.
Connection at New Orleans with pala
tial steamers for New York—meals and
berth included in the one fare«
Stopovers en route; see the Mardi Gras
at New Orleans.
Ask aboutCarriso Gorge route from San
Diego—ApacheTrail ¿ t o u r o f Arizona.
For further information, ask
SouthemPac iftc
SAMUEL J. BAILEY, Agent
Phone 14 or 4J
KLAMATH FALLS STAGE
i ♦
Medford Klamath Freight and Stage Line
T w o d ally trips each way
Our Aim
K7Í
Service
Present Schedule
J. P. Dodge & Sons
L eave A shland ............
............... ................. 8 : 1 5 A.M.'
A rrive K lam ath F alls
...................U:(M> A.M.
SA FE FO R CHILDREN
M o th ers e v e ry w h e re d e m a n d a
re lia b le co u g h rem e d y fre e fro m ■
in ju rio u s n a rc o tic s. S u p p ly in g th is
dem an d fo rfifty y e a rs m ad e FO
L E Y ’S H O NEY AND TA R COM
POUND one of th e L a rg e s t f e l l
ing C ough
M edicines in th e
W orld. C h ild re n lik e it. “ My
little boy h a d a v e ry bad dopgh,
and a f te r he used F O L E Y ’S
HONEY AND TA R COMPOUND
he g o t re lie f a t o n ce,” w rite s M rs.
V an B elle, P e n ro y , M ont. R efu se j
s u b s titu te s , j, Sold ev e ry w h ere .
In a recent stirring address in New York City on the Toasters
subject “ Are Radical Activities weakening American In
stitutions:,” Martin W. i.ittleton, one of the ablest consti Percolators
tutional lawyers in the United States said in part:
“ Polyglot radical¡sm-^-embraoiirg^everytiling from a Irons and
disgruntled Republican and a dissatisfied Democrat to a
purring Socialist and. a raging Red—dissolved into its Electric Grills
original elements in the fierce fires of the last campaign.
at a great reduction
Filch of thesfc elements in its own way is imitating the
stridulant grasshopper in the corner of the fence.
“ The factitious and fictitious alliance is broken and Buy Now and Save Money
the deformity of .the whole movement stands uncovered;
at
hut the real purpose of radicalism is unchenged. Its forces
may be shattered into unrelated fragments and its union
of paradoxes may he dissolved; hut Revolution, of the es
The Ashland
sence of which it was hut a sYmptom, abides with us al
Electric Shop
ways.
240 E ast Main SL
“ It inkers in and -clings to all civilization. It is not
provoked by war nor allayed by peace. It is not horn of
You Can Now Obtain Associated
SCRIP BOOKS at a Discount
These Scrip Books W ill Be Honored in Payment for
Associated Gasoline at A ll Associated Oil 'Company
Service Stations and by Any Dealer Selling Associ
ated Sustained Quality Gasoline. .
Associated
1 :3 0 P.M.
5 :1 5 P.M.
Freight and Baggage Truck in Connection
in P io n e e r B lock, in
A sh lan d .
J a c k s o n C ounty. O regon, w ith in
Six M onths, fro m th e d a te of t h e ,
fipst p u b lic a tio n o r, th is N otice.
D ate of F ir s t
P u b lic a tio n is
F e b ru a ry 5 th , 1925, „
G E O R G E W . BA RRON,
E x ecu to r.
132— 4 T h u r.
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