Ashland weekly tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, March 31, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, March 31, 1020 ASHLAND WEEKLY TTOIXG9 Page two it did not altogether approro of such claims as Ashland for expanded to provide out door sports of all kinds. Many a place . . . I . I. I I y. i. ; it did not anopcwier approre ui suuu tmiiu, no ouum ASlill!nd nt'Ckl)' I lliinpS i the terms of the Bureau contract the continuous stay of people who Et.'.h!i-hcJ 1S76 Tub THE ,r':e.; Every Wednesday by A.-"!il..Nll PRINTING CO Editor licit II. (iivi'r ISSl'KD I (HI HKiO duce the cost of living. 0 R E G 0 N AGUICniTItAlJ They forget the main thing. COLLEGE, Oorvallis. March 1C. Where are they going t.) get the A farm account book for 192 0 i '"' tho reclaimed lands? to do tomi thing. Therefore have already at hand the equip-lsake of climbing, and breUliiiiK lils B,,en distributed to mojo than ; ' ",e"' und "lller men' ,0' ,, full r. re nf It columns ment. the aBnurtenances. the fin- the pure ozone of such au atmos--4 1 1 r.n hnnm in Jackson county i '"'1 deserting the fiinns evpry after it had a plain understanding for various reasons desire change of it, but it did appreciate the ef-,for the summer season., inn of the club officers in try-! I do not mean- to say that we in it put with a much less majestic moun tain peak than our own Ashland, draws hosts of people Just for the A KM HOOKS AHK Grow more food and you will rc- of the soil and only artificial con-1 for human beings, and now It es ditions will keep him from his na-j tablisbes a claim for being one ol live element. The conditions liijthe most healthful places in the the cities are now so artificial; country for dairy cattle. The examined CiT-V-pO niiitiAL m ami rorxTV IMPllt. that they can't last; as sure as government Inspector fato they will wear out. But, In over 400 head in that vicinity the meanwhile, they spend mil- during January without finding behind the project because it felt ished plans for the education, the! phere. We have heretofore made! Ild t0 I0.00u farmers in the state "'. luleu W e Prospect of big nons ana Dimons reclaiming ian.1 a reacior io ... mueicu.ui le8. that some such movement should amusement, the restoration to! very little effort to bring such a,. tpe depart incut of rami n.aii- ""'' shorter hours and easier j when tens of thousands of fertile i.., r.,i,wi ihn.nch. We Eive lit- health of those who might come 'class of people to Ashland: now 1 ',.t th.. rnlloLe. Tho mir-l W0lk 1,1 tlle c"'- Thousands of acres are lying fallow? -The greatest number of trucks : exported in oue calendar year left ih.ithom: ;p "si r.x mi'TioN hukn Yi-..' l.i 1 f ltTISiMi KATKS tli tin,o to obstructive thoueht here lor sucn reasons we nave an me? are turning wuu lime or no',, f t h work i to assist tar- '"" - " "" r.nd anion ami are not quick to this in the rough, and It only needs effort on our part. It Is our place ' ,,',., , lllt. i.usiness organization ! llle "lrms never farther back, -No MSKASKH AMONG CATTLE tie Unit! States in 1915, when oppose the plan of others unless completion along wise and prac-jto see that they lavo the eon-0, tn,,,. individual farms. j"""1 ,lie city- T,IUS tlie '" ""! Ashlund has been famous for! 22,094 were shipped to European we have something we deem bet- tical lines to Immediately trans- veniences. tne luxuries, the com-, ,,.,.,. ,. . l-,.i ii " " U"""B " some nine past as a ueauu resori countries. t.r to offer. ' ; form Ashland Into a bustling.; forts that such people want and There is no nu.-stion hut that ""'5' summer center. are willing to pay for. During the club should be properly fi- It is not likely that Ashland"16 wa" su""" evenings en-: nanced and organized. It has a can become for some time an ex-! lurn.snei M M,. a, U)e cl,t. of , vear gif.it opportunity the next three tensive commercial town, but thejiu ,he Pa,,i' or 1,1 ,he Cliautu-I jt,.i.,ll0 information, ror rorrect years for real work that will influx of a large summer colony "ua Auditorium, where a moder- (mg of im.omR tax rehnll u neatly count in the advancement would tend to a more extensive!' P""' given. retail business and to larger and """ lur lUB "lense. nun tne ( ni-aiuum. o ui uur tuniiner scuooi , ...;,,,, f ,i1,,.,miu .f ,l,,ll n who otherwise would overlook many items of farm e.x- 1 Kecord-i ami accounts kept in these bonks serve at le.ist three ipui poses. I hey give earn man a cord and tell him Just vv ere he :'e the line l"c i.v. tlie w.iril. each lei of the city. Pi.. of T: :i..l :1 ! t;i;g (,.;i-''i KntHi- 11, e. the . . .:t Mle .51"" . - - 'v r Soc le!le i..r i ll ; t .., t ; ti I" - lUr s. !e!.t -liell-'.l''- , ;l th.. r-culai .,.. tr all aiiver- ;,n I'l'.lV.'- sioll 01 ;.kell, Ahlaiid. Oi HSMin. i.l 1..- mail This feature, in itself, It id. means in the aggregate ui muii, jiiiivu ui ino programs , f,,.mr could be furnished by students and opportunity thus furnished for the presentation of the talent the organized financial considering It especially as regards . . . ., ... . . , developed therein al force of the coiiimiini- the summer season. We have in A place should be furnished 1 1 n.litures throughout the year or h would fail to make use of the r inventory value when pre paring such report. Such rec oi lis give the information neces sary for determining tho cost of pio.luciiiK various farm products. ":. fanner is not only assisted cost of living. There is today plenty of good land to farm without going to tho desert and the swamp. This: good land is idle because it is not ' profitable to farm it Make farm-j Ing more profitable make the ! country as good a 'place to work i in as the city and the abandoned' farms scattered all over this coun-' try will be taken up and farmed. j .Man Instinctively is a worker! I l --- - KOIHV RKO UltEAST IS TALKING I iiVsTIM ( TlVi:, OH nllsTltl (' TIE, WHICH? At a lr.ar ui'ftiiiK recently seme forty c.iu'eiis supposedly in-teie-ied in the i.d 'i r.eeineiit oi the i.ty i:.(t to (oi,-:iIer the proposed ,,:!, I'm t of the American City liuie.u with the Coiiimerei.il Club te put on a men.herMiip and bud i. .mi ii.li. Alter due dis ,fii it w.i? oed not adusabl' t,, e'l.plny llie bureau for the cam i:.,:.u. the majority of those pr"s ( i t s,id !h v lavoied the enler-pioi.- d by the club for ne re, :tr membership and budget, but believed that the 1 : e-i-i.t club me-nbernhip i!i-h the iinilertakiii! ut th. .11 ('!' ..to collld with- iiitei enlion of the Ameri- : I)ui--,iii. it was decided to the coiiliac' made by tile of the club wilh the 1)U- i",u. And ii v,is so ordered. Now the Commercial Club t: -.i.-U ex ic'ly where it did be I , iv the pn-hu-.d catnpaign was nailed. Th ic h.'S been consid erable i fioit evi'onded. espceially by' this l.cw.-!';,-ei iii : ti :,t tempt l.i e.lucte t',e ( itizr-n.-hip to tin ;e,e.j!y tii- sucli a movement and we !' .-1 th..t the entliii-iasn. a!re.:dv i ron ed should not be let )::pe. In f ich an undertakin it is iml ib-'i'aiely in-tesary that .-1 : 1 1 .-iii o: .nidation as the A tiler ban Ciiv II n t :, ti be einidoyed, n i.ly the dull aid citizens will (h the wink without -ucli leilershii Tie- eihiihivment of the bureau w ;s the jiiihiaieiit of the officer i.l. I din" 'oi of the club and they e'.erci-ed that J u .1 - ineiit in em- llnyiuc it an 1 startlni! the cam ji.iign. This did not meet with the a, I rov.,1 ef nunc citizens mil they Tery pro;ierly enteied a pro lest which w.o: decided in their tavor by a two-thirds majority of citizens who had interest enough in the mallei tu altend the mas: meeting. Tli 'ietore the rescind ing of the ci utract with tho lill reau was ion icr. It still remains to bo demon strated whei ier Ihoe ritii-.ens who insisted ,ui the bureau con tract being ut aside, did so be cause they w -re utterly opposed to such a mi vemeiit as the club proposed for vitalizing and sys leinatising tl .! club work, to which they catered a disclaimei at the iheetit : that acted on tin matter, or w ether they were staunch friend of the project, as they a-serted themselves to be. but did imt a prove the methods employed by the club officers. This paper i free to confess that Such opportunities aie not always present. The better business houses, psychological moment has arrived First I want to discuss the lo put Ashland on the map. That, possibilities of Ashland as an ed- ciimot be practically accomplished ueatlonal centre aud I am now without ami mora tv. Not a moment should be lost oonnectlon with our Chaulauaua' in putting on a club campaign institution a large and valuable lor ou,do'- f"n res. and oth hiiiking to that end. property which is practically use- er fcature Weal from their The proper men to lead such ie8s except for a short period of mere s"I)llc"' "ml charm of out movement are those who favored one week during the month of',,oor lii,lg- the enteriuise but objected to the July. I would like to see this1 Aside from those who should ii determining the profitable en- methods employed in retaining, plant utilized for the entire sum-'1" drawn to Ashland for the pur- tennises in the organization of the American City Bureau. They mer, and herewith present the out-1 l'0!,ps of study or amusement, hi- farm, but the data needed to no doubt have a better plan in line of a plan to this end. rio-j many peoples Ehould be seeking sum ort him in securing a lair mind to accomplishe the club's! neer hall, so called is a part oflAsnlaml as a desirable place for price for his product is given, desire for more financial and the property and equipment of rcst nni1 restoration to heilth. liistribution of these farm nc- . . ..'U'i, I.l:.: .-.i.-... '.... ii .... . moral support, it ttiey are con-;tile Chautauqua Association, this, "" uumuuu iu me use oi oiu nuuns is cameo, on uirougiii spring is the time to dress up siructiunists and not obstruction- building can be used as the start- our mineral waters as a beverage the county agent and the local 'and to paint up. ists they will at once set them- jng point for a summer school of suoull be added the opportunity hanks. A farm recoul project has1 At this time nature puts on hor st ives about the task of orgauiz- six weeks' duration. , given by more complete bathing in, w been started which calls l('l'l !jj0t .' Aml ing a campaign to accomplish the In starting such an institution: tacili'ies. Lithia baths as well asspe i.il assistance to be given to'," likewise! 'lint ml by methods more iu keeping it should be confined to suchllne warm sulphur b.iths should giuans of mteres'ed farmers by l'roperty owners should remem- with their ideas. i branches as would meet the pop-109 provided. Someom The Tidings feels that the club ular demand and for the first 1 10 say- where will yo needs just such support as it ' season one of the special features! of a" these people if hoped to command through the should be a school of music. WithjFor this season I wo efforts of the Bureau, that it the co-operation und assistance of at once for a tent cit needs it now, and hopes those the music department of our State who blocked the plan to accom- I niversity such a school would a'i- plish it will not stop, satisfied low for the continuation of regu- with having blocked something, lar work and such work would be will begin the county agent and the state her that in tho winter buildlngB Ii tuke care leader in farm management dem hhey come? Lustration. tld arrange hut will immediately organize and. credited to any pupils desiring AFTER GRIP WINTER COLDS BAD BLOOD You are pale thin, weak- wtth L".:e vitality. fur liver is slug; jr.-r. ari l the- b:i . W.ood caus.-s your f !(.acn i:.--ci. . Ui lo' th' ii elas tr.iy and U-c..i e RiLt-y w;J weak i;.. n m-i .. 'n. Dr. Pier-e's ( .;.,..n M-iiicai Dis ':, n:v:i; fn.'ii w.'d ro"hs ainl k:.'r. are I ft frzi alcohol oi I.,.."-, t c-. i- the .Teat ana j"werlUi . w-.li.v. lnjrre.ii i wiai -r. This a tii.Wl form, it v-.-i to t'-ve yuu direct an effort that will be as successful iu constructive results as it proved to be in tearing down what the club officers were at tempting. Without regard to names, or losition. of individuals be it for ever known that the Tidings is utterly opposed to efforts that block and destroy community ad vancement from whatever source i hey eminate. Men have no right to block a movement intended for the advancement q the cliy. with out offering something better und being willing to get behind it and pit it through. The Tidings is ready to throw its full force into a movement to lit ilize the Commercial Club, no matter under whose leadership it is persued. We ask the gentle men who stopped the Bureau en terprise lo speedily inaugurate one themselves that will put the dub on its feet in such manner that it can be of the greatest force in putting Ashland on the map. The Tidings stands leady to back them in their publicity campaign. Are these gentlemen of the ob structive or constructive type? It seems to us that the question will be fairly answered and the individuals may be rightly judged, by what they offer to take the place of the club's plan and with whit purpose and enthusiasm to continue at the state institution or elsewhere. One prime feature of such a school would be the em ployment of a musical director who could bring into harmonious working relations all the musical forces of the entire territory of Southern Oregon and probably Northern California. In this way an immense chorus could be brought to Ashland to give a great musical festival with some of the great artists of the worfd as as sisting soloists. A school of domestic science should also be a very popular line for women and this also might be supervised and credited by oue of our 3tate institutions. ii the prop-; er place to be careful selected. ! uniformly planned ui jiid out.. Such a plan properly carried out and advertised woul'l increase' our population this first season to an almost unbelievable extent. HACK TO THE 1 DAY AM) SOMK Those who want nothing butj land taxed, or who are urging: the terlamation of great areas of cat-over lands, swamp lands and Last year many persons wrote usi deserts, base their main argument j to know whether they could pro-0" ,lle necessity for more food. cure tent nomes, and we werej obliged to inform them that we had no such equipment. This sort of accommodation would of course not suit the class of people whoj are looking for the most luxurious accommodations, but would be a ' starting point toward tho building of u great sanatorium or a fine tourist hotel. j All the foregoing is the briefest j outline of a few of the practical possibilities for the growth and! undergo much wear and tear from storms. Paint up. Repair the ravages, of frost and wit.d. Phono us for; pr.int prices and color sugges- j tioiis. ! Dickerson I THE PAIXT MAX. ' ASHLAND, OREGON Fordson Service Service is the most used word in the English tongue to day. N Proclaimed glibly by thousands without a thought or ob ligation, the real meaning of Service Is little known by many and the actual rendering of Service finds still fewer disciples. With the Fordson Tractor, real Service In offered In the tractor field of the highest order. As the Ford automobile bus built its monument on the cornerstone of Service, so the tractor, a new product of the genius of Mr. Kord, Is build ing not for a few days or years but for all time. The tractor itself is mado us durable, dependable, efficient and economical as the best engineering skill, the finest ma terials and workmanship can make it. That la the Factory SERVICE. Wherever a Fordson tractor is sold, there you will find parts and mechanical aid ft:; quickly and as easily available as the kerosene you put into your tank. That is the Deal er's SERVICE. To own a Fordson is to own a tractor that will SERVE you every working day in the year. Harrison Brothers Fordson Tractor Dealers Ashland, Oregon i Quick1 Action Corn Cure they get behind their own sug-, jB cou(1 be employed , or a mod- -0s,ion- el poultry plant might be installed If obstructive they should !' .,,, a cour8e jn j,,,,,,,,,.,.,. ..,) ignored in community effort, no practical egg farming given, matter who they are. If ron- stU(ly tlf ianK11.,seHi history. irucuve nicy snor.ni oe oachci ,olni. nr nnv mw hr:,nniii Athletics including swimming, money; the most that is needed aesthetic and folk dancing might lis enthusiasm, work, and a be added to the curriculum. ''operative spirit. Such plans I would If possible obtain the could be carried on! as a part of use of our old Normal school 'I he work of a live chamber of grounds for a School of Agricul commerce, of a commercial club, ture. Such a school would even , ot an enlarged Chautauqua assocl tuully become one o. the outstand ! ation, or of a community service ing features .of our plan, giving usj bureau. It should bo started al through the co-operation of our once. agricultural college and the field men already in Jackson county, a branch institution which should be of very great service and help to the farmers and fruit growers of our section of the state. In connection with this school some special lino might be a distinctive feature. An expert on gardai. cm be started without the ex enditiiro of any great sums oi "fleti-It" Stop Paia Initantly and 2 Corn Soon Lifts Kight OS, A few drops of "Gets-It" quenchM ysa enrn nfllna llkp witter aiienchea lira. iA Dives you Immediate relief. A. M. Wright, vice-president of the Vnlted States National hank nf Portland, was in Ashland yes terday, calling on local bankers. On Savings Accounts Jin f 1 : THE MATCHLESS p M 0 - ;v- m -. m PHAETON by the full force of Ashland citi zenship. The Tidings stands ready lo back them with all its might in constructive effort. We have tried to make this plain. The writer was anxious to at tend the mass meeting at which the Ilureau matter was discussed, but was prevented by other du ties important for the moment could be developed und arranged as demand required. We have a very large extent of territory between the centers of the great educational institutions of our own state to the north and those of our sister state to the south. Sometimes, somewhere, in this great territory will be de veloped another educational ceu- V Interest Dollar Starts an Ancouvt STATE BANK GF ASHLAND. The corn begins to lose Its crip at once. In a day or two It Is o loose that you can lift it off, roots and all. 'twlxt thumb and finger. That's the last of It, ae million! have found out. It is the simple, effective and common-senae way to be rid of coma. "Oeta-It." the never-fallp , guar anteed, money-back corn remover, costs but a trifle at any drug atore. Mt'il by B. Lawrence A C'o Chicago. Sold In Ashland and recom mended as the world's best corn remedy by McN'air Hros. .Not neing present we nave no ,or ,8 a fair conciugloIl tMllt knowledge who the Individuals , th- nt..re .,.,,, win. ,n ,.,,, the demand will be the natural i 'S.Ji tor-.c, it, h'JA Mm, v.jT'.r a-. ! ,: TV-...- v t ' L: i it Wiii i .: jii.-"r.us ria" r the tJk'.-jC cLi'. a You can pr : if te tu- '.- I; th" Ir.va.a:.,' H-.-t-AI iti. !. ' liik't-' ' : I - u- i1-- ;rt l i.i'.y. ry' a.s directed --A impure and t-.r .Lg-r.out tin .ftte It Uil'uUCh I a trial jiackajre .--rai.r.vr i"r. It, . I-l-tTaio. N. Y. nv-' ii. t -. ntf . .( 't it It. !': IJie.1.' I. IS li'l f fur n. e. 1 a a t,al,.re.l tab .- f -r -. . ji r:t .. a t-i 7 here ti It i - I: were who acted. We have no In terest in the individual phase; It is the spirit of the thing. We be lieve that it is exceedingly import- nit to the splendid future of Ash land that a constructive, optimis tic spirit be encouraged and that the obstructive spirit. all too prom inent In this community, be ig nured or crushed. According tc our habit of thought the future ot Ashland depends largely on the opiumism and co-operative te in work the city is able to organize The Tiding"; is willing to woik' with anybody, for anything, thai will tend to put the city forward :.n l it is equally ready to fight tu a finish the obstructive spirit ih.it would thwart i ur enterprise no matter what the name, busi tie standing or pruminence of The individuals who sponsor the uh-trtictive spirit. spot selected for such a centre? With the extension of our great highway system, so that Ashland hug come within easy reach of a much larger number of people than heretofore, we have the op poportunity of appealing to thou sands of people who arc looking . r a summer playground. Our ni gnificent park system will b- i . A'lll.AMl A MM I II. ENTKK 1 a .1 i -1 in g-1 I'- liu I r i r. c -t . I II.. ti: If K r I t- -. jir I'. -re. '. . a I. 'id u--i It. .' ' " l.ri.1 tl." I.' I V li,r .T.-! - - - i rr l i. - t . t..r a- I I, a .-. ; f..r 1. ie 11 lie e,rr ;,. 1 l.i I c-t- i !.r. 1' -r '- ii Fuller 1 Oregon and i.vl 1 h 1', If (Uy John II In all Southern Xnrthern California there is no ;,l..ce which has more promising possibilities fur development as a -iimirer borne fur l.-rge immbers of Leuide than b.,4 Asl,l.,n,l ln- :ee-i I um inclined tu go cuimld- Jit erably further and Mate that along the entire line uf the South em Pacific ruilruid fruiu Port- ' 'jlaiid to San Krami-' i there Is no , other plice h:ch can present any "Nearest lo rvcrythlnf " HOTEL MANX PowtD St, al C TarrtB San rranciscc In the heart of the business, shopping im and theatre district Running distilled ice water in every room. Our commodious lobby .fine service,and Homelike restaurant will attract you. European Plan rati I 1 $1.00 B. t . Ig I I'i W.I.J-C4 ivVXG i There Are Many Things Upon Our Shelves That sometimes you will want youi-solves. Many items in tlieinselves are small, lmt in the course of time you'll need tliem all; so we wouM ask you please to keep in mind tlie place where when hurried you can find all your needs in the Hardware Line I- ?S2 m is im - an - Picture yourself stepping into tho Mailiohin phaeton. You settle down into the correct driving position and you sit in restful com fort. You turn your switch right in reach step on the starter and hear the low, even hum of a six cylinder engine whose action can only be compared to a dynamo so velvety smooth and quiet. The lightest touch releases the clutch and you pass through the gears with surprising lack of effort. Once iu high you "step on her" and watch out never was there such a getaway. With u terrific pick-up this car will go up to express train speed hug ging the road at erery step with no perceptiblo vibration. Then in traffic idle down to a crawl, dash ahead through au opening slam on the brakes for a quick emergency stop or touch them lightly for a slow-up. Clve It any test. The Maibohm will bear up. The valves of the engine are in the head accepted as the correct location for quick pick-up, economy and maintained high speed. Every chassis unit is built for every other unit. Maibohm has no weakest link. As for looks just come and see the Maibohm. None of that un . ual top-heaviness. A fashionably smart car which looks its speed. Cushions of genuine leather. E. N. NORTON MOTOR CO. 347 EAST MAIN ST. ASHLAND, OREGON iilinPSW lh-J Uril Uci Uc-J lldl !! k SIMPSON'S HARDWARE 37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET Wll.Ii IT PAY TO OWN' A VAl'fiHX DKAW SAW? . f n hanil you cm sow S cords of wood a day at a rest of Jl.il per conl. W illi a Vaughn kiw one man can pnxliii-r 20 rordu a (lay, at a riKt of 'JT'i ci'iitu it ronl. Vaughn drag mih will rani you$IU.50 a day pi of it, lev) oil mid giiMiIine, !llrli, fm 10 hours' con tinuou running will cost about SI.SO. S.i' Iioh qnlrklv the Vmighn drag saw will pay for Itself in ailililMinal pnifits? Anil afler it has nirtiiil its cot It gix- right on earning for yejirs If properly cared for. ' Tin- k.iw ran be lakcn Into the woods an) where a hore can go. T21UIJJ DTT7T ' Come In and let me show yea. UlYlli A il-iL At the corner on Uie Pbua.