usua ASH LAN D D A IL Y -a M T ID IN G S . i j i . g r 1 . 1«*» i C i t i « ('■ 1 Ik . FWn, -.-¿HB W <* -A 1 B ' à e < J .— Ù - M itor Mewn Batter Tel«>bo»e »»- nt the Ashland, Oregon Postoffire as Second CKSe M a ll M a tte r Bnbscrlptlon Price, Delivered in City Oss H eath .. .. :— ............................ ........ .................................... • t h —— ......................... .................................... y I .16 Three Months . Months ___ ........... __......... ,...............---------------------- £$ 1.6 6 Six Months ...... ' tl 8 .. ■ i i i ........ .......... ........ ..... ........................ ....... ....... 8. 7 5 One Tear ir M........................ ........... ............... ...a... ...... ... ........ ... ... ............ .ah 0 Bren thoach Paddock holds »7 •prin tin » record ks’s e n fa tM . /few Fate Fónder All the Hage your D ays aPÈNt in A shland WITH A COPY OF T IU T MAS^KBPIBCE OF ILLUSTRATION AND DESCRIPTION À b ay Single Insertion, per inch .....,................. Political, Display, per inch ........................ in The Siskiyous BY FRANK HAWLEY •. ■ Tcarly Contrac .............. ......... One insertion a week Two insertions n week ___ __________ „ FilOI OHLY I1.2Ä Daily insertion _____ .........______ _ Rates for Legal and Miscellan First insertion, per 8 point line •___ —__ Bach subsequent insertion, 8 point line Card of than he .........: ............ ...... ...... M Obituaries, per line ...„...................... ...i t . b l i u 4 > i n p » > WHAT OONSWTCTBS ADVERTISING I future events, where an admission charge Is made or a H taken is Advertising.” discosnt w ill be allowed Religions or Benevolent Orders. Z ' ** *■" A “ ,N b elo w th è .B o u le ­ v a rd w ill he c o m p e lle d to c ro s s E a s t M a in s t r e e t s e v e ra l tim e s a .d a y . W e d o n o t believ e, i t is a s k in g .to o m u c h o f th e m o to r is ts to d ir e c t th e m to com e to a fu ll s to p w h e n th e y rifach t h i s ’s tree t. It w ill h a l t th e m b u t m o m e n ta r ily h u t a t th e s i i n e tiih e i t w o u ld g u a r a n te e th e s a f e c ro s s in g o f t h e U t t l i t o t e o i l t h e i r w a i / o d i 4 . f r oik s c h o o l. . . Phe same M t r u e a t Ib o ’iicw fJuflfflFTtigh sc h o o l d o k e r to th e tn isirtè^s'sècfio ttt a n d fo th e o ld ju n io r lù g li sc h o o l on N o r th M a in s t r e e t . A u to m o b ile , tra f fic w ill in c re a s e h e re m o n th b y m o n th a n d i t is w ell n o w to p la n f o r th e future.-, * ; < ' .......♦ T h e liv e s o f th e s e l ittle c h ild r e n a r e f a r to o v a lu a b le t o perionit theiik to he sn u ffe d o u t b y a p o s s ib le c a re le s s m o ­ t o r i s t, a n d T h e T id in g s n o w lif ts i ts voice on behalf, o f th e y o u n g s te r s , h o p in g t h a t th e c ity o ffic ia ls w ill firtd t h e i r w a y c le a r to d e s ig n a te th e s e s e v e r a l s tr e e ts a s “ s to p -” s tr e e ts a n d th u s p r o v id e a d d e d in s u r a n c e on th e liv e s o f in n o c e n t c h ild h o o d . SEMI-ANNUAL O ffe rs Unusual Value'! TOASHW l LETTER By CHARLES P. S T E W A R T NHA Service W rite r WASHINGTON — The govern­ mental attitude in Washington is vHy pessimistic as to the war debt outlook. Nobody can say how the French situation can straighten itself etd. ' '';,r State department otflclaft Bare war debt collection by force, but neither does anybody in official circles suggest cancellation. The French debt simply Is there, and : there seems to be no way of get­ ting rid of it. . g Franco-American relations are bad now— not officially but actu­ ally— and every indication is that , they will stay bad indefinitely. > They will continue to be bad if’tfaq : Paris government agrees to a debt £ settlement and their badness wlU^ be. aggravated if a settlement Is 2 refused. L That they wHl be bad In th e! for Saturday Selling TWO BIG SILK VALUBS OB TO »22.50, tio n piuipoacia w h ic h w e re m a d e n e c e s s a ry lie c a u sc o f th e s h o r ta g e o f w a t e r d u r in g th e p a s t tw o m o n th s . A s h re s u lt th is w illin g n e s s to o b ey th e s p i r i t a s w e ll a s 't h e l e t t e r o f th e la w , th e r e is every- in d ic a tio n t h a t s u ffic ie n t w a te r w ill lie a v a ila b le n e x t m o n th to ta k e c a r e o f ¿Hl h o m e g a r d e n s u n t il th e s t a r t o f th e f a ll ra in s . I t is q u ite fiosaihle t h a t o t h e r r e g u la tio n s a s to h o u r s m a y r e q u ir e d , lin t b e c a u s e o f t h e c o o p e ra tio n o f th e p e o p le , it is p r a c tic a lly c e r ta in t h a t a ll i r r ig a t io n w a t e r w ill n o t b e s h u t off a t a n y tim e d u r in g th e r e m a in d e r o f th e su m - I m cr. **J. w a tc h the p a p e rs o n M onday he' ALL SWUNG AND SUMMER WASH MATER- IALS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. $115 Silk and Cotton Materials, Yard . . . . W 98c Rayons in Plaids, Checks and Prints, Yd. 79c 85c “Rayon dfc Rayon” Checks, Yard . . . . 69c 69c Printed Broadcloth, Yard................... 48c 59c Printed Dress Voiles, Yard . . . . . . . 44c 29c Fine Dress Ginghams, Yard . . . . . . . . 22c OUR LO SS YOUR G A IN Kiddies Sox Look At Our Windows Before You Buy! in one half and three quattbr leng Shirts, Straws, Belts, Suits, Ties, Gloves, Overall» ths. Odds and ends and Itroken HIS NAME IS SMITH Hues to c lo s e o u t P a lt • A T BARGAIN P R ICES M r. J e r e m ia h S m ith o f B o sto n is e n title d to a n ic h e in th e H a ll o f F a in c . N o tic e t h a t w e u s e d th e p re fix T h is w ag d o n e a d v is e d ly . The Literary D ig e s t te lls u s t h a t J e r e m ia h ¡Sm ith, A iric ric p n e c o n o m ist a n d g e u tlc m a n , w a s p ic k e d by th e l e a g u e --r e n tfo r . Hand Towels, Guest Towels and Napkins Wearwell Sheets Size (» « 00, $1.09 in g Hungary b e f o u n d a n p rm y o f n o b ility d r a w in g p a y citi- 4 A « Voile Combination RAYON SILK DRESSES 7 Regular $5.$5 Values, Each $3.$ ■ When h e h a d c o m p le te d h is tu s k lie f la tly r e f u s e d hfo salary o f $100.00(1. f r o m t h e p u b lic c r ib a n d h is in v a r ia b le q u e s tio n to th e m was, “ What do y o u d o ? ” O f c o u rse th e titled g e n th -in en ' co^ld npt g iv e a v e r y c le a r e x p la n a tio n o f t h e i r d u lie t, whereupon S m ith w o u ld jo t d o w n a n o te o r tw o And s a y J “ B eg in W frg n e x t M o n d a y y o u d o s o m e th in g e ls e .” M c J S w j th , s a lu te y o u a s a g r e a t A m e ric a n OP TO »14.8», BOW Prices of I n d e c lin in g th e s a m e lie -» a id : “ ( liv e i t to c h a r ity . T lie n r e e n t e r i t on y o u r h o o k s a s a g if t fro m th e A m e ri­ can l»eo0te to t h e p e o p le o f H u n g a r y .” T h e n h e w a s im ­ p o r tu n e d , t o a c c e p t a d e c o ra tio n “ I f y o u d o t h a t , ” 4 ie s a id , “ I s h a ll h o v e r f o rg iv e yo u . Y o u r f r ie n d s h ip a n d g r a d i- tnde ate m itre p re c io u s to m e th a n a n y d e c o ra tio n ? * I W h e n M r; S m ith g o t w ell in to h is jo b o f r e h a b i li ta t ­ V a LOBS M en looking form dteietershtp.ia iT a n ie Tof som’e time! They look -AriftWciilF rè letfóná, fíe ¿hglisb Mr IT stiff. ■ - ■ ''7 ? ^ being actually engaged Hi paying •' But how will It help?, » up, but to the accompaniment of Even under . a dictator, their â chorus of references to th e U n it-- war indebtedness w «l still halts od States as "Uncle 8hylock”, by|l oter the French'. leading British newspapers and If « dictator undertakes to public meh. settle It, the conviction is growing Oia the other hand,' If France that he, too, will be overthrown. repudiates her obiigatons site an- If he repudlatee.lt, French cred­ do'ubtedly Will hate America even it Will be ruined, French money more cordially than she does ndw,! will be worth nothing at all, and and Americans will not have a in that event also he doubtless particularly kindly feeling for the will be overthrown. French. But In favor of whom? , Public men In Washington me t, It looks as if present complica­ careful not to say anything very HELPFUL COOPERATION tions were due to remain compli­ Strong for publication but there is that resentment' C ity w a t e r o ffic ia ls in fo r m u s t h a t th e r e lrav e b een cated, and to get worse. There no question h u t fe w in s ta n c e « th is s u m m e r in w h ic h A s h la n d re s id e n ts appears to be no hope, even on among them is increasing, with r. the horizion. the mobbing of American in Paris! h a v e fa ile d to o b e y th e r u le s r e g u la tin g w a t e r f o r i r r i g a ­ Nobody suggests an attempt at and denunciations wf the United L W l» f I few w a t e r f i l i a t i o n s h a v e b een r e p o r te d h a v e Is-eu m a in ly to th o u g h tle s s n e s s r a t h e r t h a n to a n y e ffo rt t o e v a d e th e w a te r r u lin g s . * T h is is t h e s o r t o f c o o p e ra tio n f li n t is m a k in g a n d w ill c o n tin u e to m a k e J A s h la n d a m o s t d e s ir a b le p la c e in w h ic h to liv e . Xttk MILLER’S TOG L r » ¿-f" t "T, ’ * lin en Han 1 towel#, 30c End l 1 Fart >1» 1 S T t* I L a r g e size Bath I Towda, fancy colored s r S SPECIAL SHOWING SATpBlUV r «fio