A8HLAJÍD P4JXY T ronío«
YANKS MEET
(jUEEN MARY
; IN ENGLAND
American Legion Good Will
Delegation Enjoys Visit
in« Buckingham P a l a c e
W,ith Rulers of British
Etopire — Queen Mary is
Gracious.
LONDON. Oct. 11.—<LP>—T h e
American Legion. "Good W ill”
delegates met King George and
Queen Mary Monday and found
them* quite human.
Ffilng into Buckingham palace
Monday to be introduced to the
king-and queen by Howard P.
Savage, retiring
Legion com
mander and the American Ambas
sador Aionson B. Houghton, the
Legionnaires and their w i v e s
were-filled with trepidation.
Tliey feared a lack of knowl
edge-itr the royal anienities,
floundering and wondering what
FINISHING TODAY
: “HULA”
with
CLARA BOW
Tomorrow and Thursday
to do and when, but the King and
Queen met the American-on their
own ground and made them feel
at home.
“A fine looking lot,” R i n g
George said looking over the del
egation.
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"The queen was far more at
tractive than her pictures indi
cate,” declared the delegation.
* The British Legion were hosts
to the Goodwill delegation.
Local police are continuing
their search for Ladd Mann, who
made his escape from federal of
ficers Saturday evening when he
is said to have appeared on the
porch of his home with a shot
gun and advised “the skunks”
thereabouts to be moving.
^fann was reported to have
been seen near bis home Mon
day by neighbors.
Mrs. Mann - requested officers
to return lugs and jars and bot
tles-which had been taken from
the place as evidence. She. told
officers they were used only for
preserving “pickles.”
Second Big
'Surprise Is
Announced
i The second of the surprise an
nouncements from McGee’s store
was released today-—the s t o r e
will open its new shoe department
tomorrow, ns explained lq adver
tisement In this issue of T h e
Daily Tidings.
Bight in the heart of the sea
son, as they state, they have re
ceived a large shipment of shoes
which they arh displaying tomor
row morning for the first time.
Last year, Mr. Miller had a shoe
department in McGee’s, but was
forced to discontinue because of
his health. The department, how
ever proved very popular and Mr'
McGee decided to add the n e w
service to his store.
An experienced shoe man will
be In charge of the department.
Unable to play outside teams
because of the infantile paralysis
ban, the Normal school and high
school football teams clashed
Monday evening in a practice
game and the Normal school
weight and practice proved too
much for the high school boys,
(who took the tall end of a six to
nothing score.
LIQUOR TRANSPORTED
IN DRY AUTOMOBILE
Speedy Bebel The thrills of
a Catalina Channel swim ad
ded to a college comedy! See
Behe win the race and the
mail she loves!
GEO. J. HAYES AT THE
Ï F ly e r l i s t e d
A J
W|J
Police Search
For Ladd Mann
Normal Defeats
,. Hi-School. Team
HgHUlOlH
TUESDAY, October >1, JMT
RICHMOND. Va„ Oct. 10,-—(LP)
—Carrel V. Hepburn, 23, Bon of
Dr. David Hepburn, nntl-saloon
league superintendent in Vir
ginia, was sentenced yesterday to
serve a ten day jail sentence and
pay a J50 fine for transportng
liquor In an automobile belong
ing to the state.
WEEK
;
October 9-15th, Inclusive
Dont’ Forget
Miss Margaret Cary, daughter of
the late Col. B. M. Cary, is shown
above with Lieut. W. V. Davis,
navigator of the Woolaroc, which
won the race to Hawaii, just after
their marriage at Pensacola. Fla.
Sinclair And
Fall To Face
Jury Monday
WASHINGTON, p. C„ Oct. 11.
— (LP)— Found by the U n i t e d
States Supreme court to have con
spired to defraud the government
in the Teapot Dome lease Harry
F. Sinclair and Albert E. Fall will
go on trial here Monday on a
criminal indictment covering the
same transaction.
What takes years to build up may be destroyed in
a few minutes. And, unless you are insured, you
have in effect lost so many years of life.
FIRE PREVENTION
FIRE INSURANCE
Both Are Necessary for Your Safety,
BILUNG’S AGENCY
SCHOONER DISABLED /'
ASTORIA, Oct. 11.— (IP)-r-A
disabled schooner, "Barbara C.’,’
left upstream at noon today for
Portland towed by tugs where
she will be dry Socked Jor re
pairs. She had broken keel and
wrecked stern. A million feet
of lumber was discharged here.
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Six tul>es and every tube
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Instead of having a roof that is inflamable, await
ing the spark to ignite, why not use an
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co,
“ In The Heart of Town”
ORGAN
Polk County farmers planted
1000 acres Grimm alfalfa this
year.
Phone 104
ASHLAND
The Quality Store
Wednesday Spedai
By Rail or '
. Highway to
P o rtla n d
J^fu>iHvtr.graj »totor- 1
£ ctmthn; ftutor trauu.J
N e w convenience fo r travel«» to
Portland and intermediate nr»««nt,
Woo/ Dress Goods
A wonder special value in fine Wordens—Flannels
—Fancy Woolen»—Coatingh—Fine Dress Materials
all going at a great clean up at
ONE DOLLAR THE YARD
L u x u rio u s motor-coach service by
Southern Pacific Motor Transport Co.
in addition to improved schedules of
Southern Pacific trains.
•' Leave
Arrive
• Ashland
Portland
MotorCoach 6:5 0a .m . 8:05 p m .
Shasta . , 10:55 a.m. 1 0 :5 0 p m .
Oregonian . 5:45 p jf t
7:15 a.m .
Similar improved service returning.
N ew over-night sleeper between Rare-
burg • n d j ’ortland daily,
fSaatfArns Pacific rttil tid trt] g o td ott
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(OF COURS*)
Clemenceau ate cold ham and
The “call board!” mirror more
pickles on his 86 th birthday. than the romance of Hollywood—
We’ll probably be seeing a half they reflect the heartaches aa
page about that one of these well, bprled In the nondescript
days.
“cannibals,” “shopkeepers’* and
“Nubian slaves”— they who play
Probably inspired by the fight "extr*.? v
news, a paragrapher in a trade
paper whieh reached our desk
Brooks— 100 acrea'pepperlment
says that “In the great American crop Is being harvested in Lake
bedlam we just move from bnnk Lsblsh district
As
to bunk.:—Hillsboro Independent.
PREVENTION
. OF FIRE IS
NOW NEEDED
Observance of Fire Freven
tion Week is Being
Made
Observance of Fire Prevention
Week is being made generally in
all sections of the United States
— special proclamations issued by
governors-wepeelal,observance be
ing made .by service clubs and by
schools— a concerted effort to
bring, about a deeper realization
of the importance of fire pre
vention — the task of stopping
flr^s before they start.
October 9 was the anniversary
of the grept Chicago fire which
occurred in 1871 and brought
great disaster— loss of life and
homes and other prized posses
sions to thousands of persons.
In schools all over the country
need of fire prevention, rather
than fire fighting is being taught
— a campaign of education which
• brings to children the lesson of
the great value of preventing
fires.
,
Special speakers and teachers
concentrate in driving home early
the lesson of the great ' ( dangers
and great and irreparable losses
whloh fire brings.
Fire Prevention is a topic in
which everyone is equally inter
ested— for fire is no respecter of
property or persons.
During 1 »*8 s o m e 10,000
persons lost their lives in fires
and double that number were in
jured.
Prominent among the many
reasons for preventing fires is thq
necessity of conserving our na
tural resources. The cost of
building material — especially
that of lumber— is constantly ad
vancing. One important reason
for this ie that enormous num-
, bers of standing trees are destroy
ed by fire «very year.
Nature
cannot produce trees suitable for
building material so fast as fire
can burn them. Burning is the
matter of minutes, or hours, while
building is the matter of years.
Introduction of efficient fire
departments, elaborate water sys
tems and various other means for
extinguishing fire have b e e n
made. Now the campaign is di
rected toward methods of reduc
ing our fires.
It would seem that more at
tention has been paid to provide
effective means of extinguishing'
fires rathef than paying attention
to the prevention of them.
To reduce fire losses— to pro
tect, loved ones, homes, business
and public, carlessness mast be
avoided. ‘
One reason for observing Fire
Prevention week* is to create a
spirit of competition between
communities in fire prevention
work.
Ashland Is particularly proud
of the small losses which have re
sulted from fires in thia city In
the last year and- the constant
Inspection of fire '’hazards— va
cant lots in the summer t i m e
which become fire traps and de
fective flues in the winter by Fire
Chief Clint Baughman— has aid
ed materially in reducing fire
losses.
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Efficient equipment is neces
sary for fire fighting but a com
prehensive and constructive edu
cation on fire prevention 1« a
fundamental need also.
Scissored Sentiment
is standard and he careful in the use of
electrical devices.
PHONE US AND WE WILL HELP YOU SOLVE
Your Wiring Problems.
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U SE
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Their fire resistance endorsed by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters lowers insurance on
both building and contents — Another Economy
An Investment - Not An Expense
Attractive Designs
References, Samples and Information At
ASHLAND LUMBER CO.
St.
At Ry. Crossing
Phone 20
Insure Against
lake out a policy today m our strong companies
and you’ll haye no more cause for anxiety regard
ing your property. Safe from fire, if duly insured,
it will be a source of satisfaction, not worry to
yourself and your family.
ASHLAND REALTY CO.
People however, are different— brought to the fore and pushed
especially women. — Waldport That’s the big thing leading to
many big things.—Salem States
Every year finds our farmers Tribune.
man.
.
more and more Incensed against
John Coolidge Is now 21 and
out-of-town hunters who Ignore
all “No Hunting” signs and hunt if he’s like many boys of his age
to the danger of pickers In the he nourishes a secret feeling that
The understanding was that
orchards and stock everywhere.— be could run these United States motor licenses and gasoline tax
even better than his dad does.—
Hood River News.
would meet the enormous obliga
Baker Herald.
tions due to the improvement of
Fish care very little whether
highways and their maintenance
you have a 150 rod or a switch
There are lrrigatibn plans for It Is thp ddty of the highway com
cut from any old tree, just so the the Willamette valley on a large mission not to go beyond t h e
angleworm looks good «to ’em. scale. They should' be s o o n mark.—Woodburn Independent.