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“All future events, where an admission charge la made or *
collection taSM ’IF AdVqrtfila»* i l y j
Vo dlscolaf Trll>*oe »Mowed Religious or Benevolent Orders.
. If the people Qf Klajpath Falls continue to listen to
the faniful rales of â few irresponsible tourists who claim
to have received mis-information concerning the highway
between Klamath Falls and the Pacific highway, they
are very apt .to attain a high fever throughout the sum­
med
(Haring headlines in Klamath’s morning news-
pap ir Saturday spoke* of dip “ malicious” reports eman
atin ’ from Ashland, Medford and other cities along the
Pac FicTiighway. *’ R spoke, too, of the “ unfriendliness”
of t îese codmiunifiês concerning Klamath Falls.
The people of Klamath know, or at (east, they should
knojr, that the pèophè of Ashland and ¡Medford are on
frie$db’ terw u-^d
tq gpntinue on friendly terms
with the people*of Kïaniatfi Falls and Klaniafh county.
fTlie peopfe of Ashland, through their chamber of
conaierce or any other civic organization, cannot be made
ans tf crab J r . (dr any misleading report whjch some individ­
BV CHARLES P. STEWART
ual may possibly give concerning Klamath Falls and the
KEA Service Writer,
highway to .KlaiAhth Falls.
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Washington — TrapsCor-ming
The Tidings» Jipweveii Has checked $p on one or two his investigation of senatorial
stores which have boon -broadcast in Klamath Falls and primary election expenses'* lata ah
Icarus that a few of these irresponsible tourists are wholly Antl-Salcon League “prebo" was
to btanhé, hnd‘riot'tBW‘f>e{if>1h d f tlfi^Sectipii of the state. one of the most remarkable
achievements of Senator James A.
One instance Was given last week- A motorist went Reed's career.
intojbhe A.A.A. office at Dunsmuir aijd Équired the road
When the inquiry started no­
to Klamath F alW /m n U hei^cific highway. The A'.A.A. body had the slightest idea that
representative there telephoned to the Ashland office and the wet-and-dry iaaue would fig­
was told that the redd was in-good,condition; that the, ure In It. Reed himself had no
such thought. It was impossible
highway between Keuo and »Klamath Falls, a distance for him to foresee that the oppor­
of 12 miles, had been ‘recently oiled, and Would necessi­ tunity to drag It In would present
tate cautious driving over the freshly piled jrartion of itself.
Reed was considerably handi­
the roadw ay^.- .
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capped during the investigation of
This self-same motorist upon arriving at KUmath prohibition enforcement, conduct­
Falls is reported to have sai<| he was informed by Ash­ ed by the Judiciary «ub-aommlttee
land persons that the road wan in a dangerous condition engaged In consideration ef wet-
and he should not attempt it. Why this particular motor­ and-dry bills. '
Ha was not thdt committee’»
ist should have been so careless with the truth we are
chairman, as he la of this one.
unable to say, but it is a report such as this which causes Furthermore, he was In a wot
temperaemntal Klamath to muss its hair and kick up a minority of one against four drya.
T iy as be would, he never suc­
fus»; gvejj, nothing at all.
The people ô t Klamath, apparently, are a suspicious ceeded in getting the individual
loi. We (Min recall that when they established their tour­ he moat partlclarly wanted,
Wayne B. Wheeler, on the witness
ist bureau at the junction of the two highways, they stand.
keptrtfieir plans a dark- secret for many days for fear, as
NoV. besides being his own
•.hey aptly stated, that Ashland wouldd “ get wise” and chairman, he has at least one
in some» way balk their j4ans. They thought—mistaken­ sympathizer on his committee
ly, of course—that they were “ putting something over” with him, Senator La Follette, no*
on JÇihlahd, and now when a few hair-brained tourists ,
spread these false reports of information they never re­
ceived; Klamath, with a guilty conscience, perhaps, is
quick to shout that Ashland is seeking reprisal.
The people of Ashland,'so far as we have beeu able
to judra* yiem, have nothing but the kindliest feeling to­
ward vibstnath Falls and her people. The people of Ash-
landujije not worried or jealous or concerned one way
or ¿wither with the Klamath information booth which
to beiaa^arted at the junction of the highways.
quite bo vehement a wet as him ­
self, but still a wet. Tws other,
members, Senators McNary aqd
Qqff, certainly are drya, bqt the
fifth. Senator King, at least will
not stand in the way of anythin.*;
Reed tries to do.
Wheeler, while an Important
witness, with his revelation qf the
names of.members of Congress
who have accepted pay from the
Anti-Saloon League for making
d r / speeches, undoubtedly is only
incidenal to the Reed Program.
- Having started, it Is a /jr<e
gone conclnaion that he will co«-,
tinee-to do all the damagH he
can. The committee will not ad­
journ with Congreea but will hold
sessions during receee, so that the
Missouri senator will have all the
time he wants.
The wet and dry Issue » In­
creasing ln importance. Those
on the V et side say It’s sink or
swim.
The fish trust Is accused of
making 400 par oent profit«.
Those back of the combine must
be eels.
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
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Moat of these people playing
STOCKHOLM, <UP) — T h c WW»e w e alleged bridge players.
rules of traffic are hereafter to be
taught In the Swedish public
schools as a regular part of the
Washington’s ail upset over
curriculum, It has been announcod the Taona-Arioa snarl. But the
here by the Department of Educa­ average citizen thinks It’s some
tion.
sort of salve.
• This method has been adopted
as part of a campaign to reduce
automobile accidents and the
Swedish authorities have decided
that not only drivers of cars but
the school children them<elves
must bp warned aud trained to
«void collisions.
Bv Williams
Six room house, inchuttag
household furniture, large
lot with fruit and berries,
well located in Fast part
of tew» .................. IMQO
Five room bungalow, fur­
nished, good plumbing,
garage, conveniently lo­
cated to High School,
gfade school and normal,
$2500. Very reasonable
terms,
.
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has a special significance this year—it id exactly one
hundred fifty yeffts since the signing of the declara­
tion of Independeuoa.
A great International ExpeatfctoB to now being
held in Philadelphia to fittingly celebrate this I m -
portnat abhiverspry, and in order to assist In bring­
ing a proper recognition of the day to Ashland, We
have procured fac-simile o o p ie so f the Declaration
of Independence which we propose to distribute to
100 school children of this vicinity who will write
a composition of not less than 150 or more than ^00
words on the subject “ CITIZFNBHIP.”
These fae-simile copies are ifix20 inches, o« the
finest parchment paper, exact reproductions of the
original, and am desirable motaftentos of that most
important document. •
We will also give a first price of $3.00 and a
second e f $ - 00 for the two best compositions.
The contest is open to all children between ten
and* fifteen years or age;
Compositions must be left at the bank not later
than 3 o ’clock P. M., July 2nd.
Buies governing the contest may be obtained at
the hank.
The names of the winners will be announced
in the bank windows on July 5th.
The Qtiaeng Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
The
of
everything
“ I t ’s perfectly- beautiful!’’ exclaimed the Visitor,
looking raptly out to sea- “ But, oh, a»y dear, what do you
do for provisions, stores, shopping? You are miles away!”
” We have the best of everything’*’ snid her hostess
with positiveuaw. “ P u r i« the summer a great many
yachts, and ships of (he Atlantic fieet, find anchorage neaj-
the fishing village aver there. So the little genera) store
keeps a complete stock af all the best brands—absolutely
everything.
f ! *
The Best Brands! It was not necessary to speci/y
products- ' Any woman of intelligence ancj gowj taste
Who reads the adverttsoiieftto hpows that there is a best
b r « d I qt W&ty commodity ’used in the household. And
that brand to suffioiaut guaraatoe of excellence.
;A W e ste rn state ju s t
la w s
re g u la tio n s,
which few ever read?
^ubUsby«! a
hoo|f o f its o je i'tio n
jiageH of fine print,
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luWf aflfl regulatjhnd governinfi
registration and voting, that half the; chitons 4° hot
knov-adtotbur Ahey are enUjlud t o j p tu Ml? polls or not,
pr Whether they can vote*after they get there. Result,
fewer and lew atf ^bjWe taka jiart 'm elaotions.
tn many precincts almost no oRgrvotes but the elec
tion officers, tbt^iidge* a»<l (flerks; and the oost of elec
t ions has run up as high as a dollar par ballot cast a»(J
counted. Some of Jbe ‘ Eastern states have eveu more
voluminous law^ a u £ /t o Jh$|o«H.
Manhood and wom anhood suffrage has become a thing
af Mtepast euiUTIwlalnre" are tryipg to hold fewer elec­
tions, and hold all general and local elections on the same
^ t g r e are so m i^ iy
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