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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1926)
SAS of Everett True EateHei • O TlAKlO ( a JI' t H — ? o n o TNI -PO -SÔ* housed a realistic model of hall saw houses* a maskst where sac- oad-han& clothes, etd Iron and Junk are bartered. t ! , '■ - 1 Missionary ■ informants attri and still others were stripped buto this fail of Aie gods 'to 8 H A H 0 H A I, March 5— (U ,P .) of their robes and left out in the rapidly g ro w ld r influence of 'atreeta to shift for then»J the VReds” In Seuth China. — Gods before whom millions of the \ i ;; 1 h' . t ■ ; t have met w ith a violent end In. a ll o f the large centres of KnangaL I Soma > o f the i Idols were thrown Into creeks and ris ers. o th e rr were decapitated, jChlneae have kowtowed and idols which havA had the' reverent worship of generations are being toe« -tram, t w r .tom? pjq altars In many sections oi the province of Kuangsl, South to reports . re- clal troops at the order of M Taong-yfn, now m ilita r y govern or. W ith the exception of :a favored tl,e ancient pods “For Healthy Appetites”— > - . j. t-• J. {• ¿PORTRAITS THAT P P A S E apd nether regions are being, used for other purposes. Most of them, have been convene« SHANGHAI, March S— (U.P.l jlnto niafkst places, apd In opo T-rThat kidnapping is one of the town a temple which formerly best paying professions tp China e e e ss’sis l s »*»» “ i evidenced at the; in ternational Mixed Coprt hero where a gang of twelve men and worsen are) 09 trin l. on a series I of- aMactfon elarges. ■ ’ - • .More than <60,000 In cash and h well-stocked miniature ar senal Were, seised by police o( thb' international and French SetHejhents in a series of- -raids jMWdndted en the headquarters of the gang, and evidea««- hys wliWady been "given by one of the most receht viatlms of this -Jrarttcttiar band 6f outlaws that tow paldl over to them $200,000 H eastof to» order to obtain his release after ha had been abduct ed. In toni o f the houses main tained by , the . kidnappers, the peHee found- tS 1,000 hi cash, "a number o f-p ttto i and a quantity of ammunition, leg irons, chains, <nd various applIAncee for ad m inistering. (ortune, ) ' I' ♦ -The widespread operations of the kidnapping gangs In China .axe. jnad» possible largely toe- cause of the terrof which they Inspire. Only a minority of the abductions which occur are' -ever reported to tire police. i s -most'Cases, the fam ines1 of the victims know that the outlays; Will, show no bespgncy. In carry ing qu,t t^elr( threats -ot tortiye and"death, and the ransom mori- TH ts Ö A U /U a =4 o v e a Hl “ If you would h a te a tliinfi well done do it your s e lf /’ but if you would have your clothes well clean and pressed, let the STANDARD CLEANERS, do it. MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ' SPRING SHOES Free Delivery Service ft WE HAVE EVER HAD Standard Cleaners Phone 108 ey is handed ever without flues tion. WASHINGTON, March 5— <V. P .)— Radio broadcasting may he revolutionized as a result of investigations and experiment s now under way -by the Army according to MaJ. Gen;, '’t . McK Saltsman, chief df th Signal Office. 1, “There is going-Jo be quit» a etoange in the radio woyld in tti.j next year or so in the us« of short-waves,” Saltsman said. ■ and.our people have done sdini very interesting work along that line, in improvising some toi thé material now on hand. Wr have gQtten son)e very interest ing resulta*' i D ' ’ - ’ f After short waves are, better developed, Saltsman predicted that there would be more room in the air for addi|ion«l , sta tions to operate “with a' mini mum of Interference, which they can not do now In using lonf» waves.” Saltzman told of thi h ere-o f a yjessage tri from Port William 1 Phlllppihe islands, on watt ••him e-«ade” se t' ' 95 0 a k S ti For Caluijaet quality—purity or efe&iomyJ There are no substi tutes for .the pure, wholesome bakidgfe produced through use of THE 'WORLD’S GREATEST PLAZA MEAT BARRET MEATS '¡¡téirjfiî W hether expensive cuts of mefttsr yoft*re always sure of 'get ting good meat here,*as qhhliiy goes Rand in hand SPECIAL— We Have Choice Roasts WJiat is responsible for this tremendous sale of Hhdsori; and Essex ears? Is it the* local dealerj or is it4tl)e company which makes them or the price at which they are sold? Every Printing Order Vi Hudson and Essex have always been one of the foremost builders of automobiles in thé world and have given the buyer the most in material, performance, eoonomy and endurance; and the buyers know today they are getting; just as much, and in many plaoes more for from $150 to $500 less money- . Sales prove this. i r Good Housewives -* \ ■ , »* 1 : Î Yon want Flfst QBalily Groceries - - or Fancy Groceries, t a t - - - » Yon don’t want to pay * J r LETTERHEADS, STATEMENTS, ENVELOPES - Bring in your old c$r and we will trade. Don t for get all Hudson and Essex cars have bumpers front and rear^—shuttettfs m i radiator—electric windshield swipe—-rear yisioji ihir^6r*rrtraii^nuesion lock built dn«--stpp-Hght and motor meter. BOOKLETS, OR WHAT NOT. ; THÇ TIDINGS PRINT SHOP can naniile it quipluy ano to your AHKALWAYS 'Ashland, Oreg IFtfc!. Plionê l4i >'■ Regardless of wha£ kind of printing you may netxl at reasonable prifô. WHERE*5ANOY Î i > *• You are probably very particular about the food products you buy— •*. Darling Studio & Art Store fo u n ta in la ve r ' The temples which housed the now-deposed lords o f‘ the upper BAKERY Your Photograph . ’ I'l»*'» in being FRANKLIN AT EASTERTIDE ; i; • • salves. e In some of the smaller towvsj hewever, the gods were more M M U tr e a ty . Hearing of th«. orders for their destruction, their devotee«' hastily hid them In FIT FOR A KING! V*e. tb»?« JK F l '' .t$»n »•«» ?»». /"»}* OjSP* wave«. • , through a doer which will af- use of these short waves,” 1 * We have, raegatly cemtagaeed commodate ■ only » ta fc M»»» galtim afi. “and as the P* to dtgppver U ialtteS B Ntt^ Chnrt ,B19lV ’ j If i f « » . < n ■et, to b rp ad h M tfM sw U h t tl Jeaves that waf <tHardcdtta the he£tnnfog are put in os t vilgatde. Tillamook — Mountain States you ego only hard four aaW You can erowfl* In a certain Power Co., t t K < . JF !rf. p a t h -hand a t waae.te^gths a greater w»?VM .eojufojtthljj,------ number of channels when using Power Co., holdings in Tilla “In the eariy" days of radio. . ■hart waves. , It la, Just like this*: mook county. Ute work was dond largely with short wnvac, hut • h* 1 aoori - Of radia ^became a coittm efclnl'ew terprlae, « very body thought 't h fli by making thè waves longer, thè» could go farther; so there vtaa • sort of » Aaee in making sety Send the in©et personal of all greetings—" ......... using long wava4 hud w c 'n o if t JA S . J W . t V . .d«JWV»>fiUL om ufo U <• .