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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1916)
Thursday, September 28, 1918 man two ASHLAND TTDTNG9 Hanly 's Ashland I Register Now If Book Beautiful! You Want to Vote 4 J. KrnnK unniy, ex-governor oi Registration for the Indiana and the candidate of theiefctlon coses j ess Groer Fdltor and Manager i Prolmon Vn' WT ,ne Prewueuc I weeks twelve days, to be specific. Ashland Tidings TUB ASHLAND PIUXTIXO CO. (Incorporated) KSTAMJSHEl) 1876 SEMI-WKEKLY Bert R Murrey 11. Ling, Advertising Miinner Lynn Mount, City Editor Offical City and County Paper Issued Monday and Thursday TELEPHONE 39 sriisciarnox rates One Year Six Months 1.00 Three Mouths 50 Pnyable In Advance of the I'nited States, visited Ashlnnd and was converted into a worshiper of Ashland, several years ai;o. The cot sufficient proof of citizenship. I Certified copies of "Final Papers" , can be had by writing to the clerk , of the court where they were Issued, i if the originals are lost. I November i A11 rsfilstratlons must be sent to than two tlie county clerlt on the last day of eacU and every week. . ... .. ' The reiiistrntion in the state Is won. . Jtespecuuiiy ours. , Advertising rates on application, First-class job printing facilities Equipments second to none In Interior. fully below what it should be, and j the next few days should see a rush impressions which he gathered nnd,t0 the registration headquarters, i the thoughts which a trip to Mount j The qllatificatioiis of a voter are out-: Ashland awoke in him he has cliron- J 1Ined fullj. and comprehensively in Icled in a book, "A Pay in the Siskl-the illst ructions to registrars issued , yous." which is a triumph of word ( by County C;erk Gardner: Qualifications of Voters ' 7. Any citizen of the United States of the age of 21 years and upwards, who shall have resided In the state during the six months pre ceding an election, is entitled to reg- G. A. GARDNER, County, Clerk. Cleanliness, Personal Attention and Courtesy Combined to Make the Eagle Meat Market Popular INSPECT oar market and your confi dence will be behind the pleasure of eating our meats. The Knowledge of cleanliness and a sanitary work shop will aid your digestion. World of Pleasure L. Schwcin 84 N. Main Phone 107 No subscriptions tor less than three months. All subscriptions dropped at expiration unless renewal Is received. painting and artistic arrangement i He introduces his story: j "Ashland Is a city beautiful, bui'.t jtwo thousand feet above the level of : the sea I "A jewel set iu the bosom of an the I enchanted valley, surrounded by thelBter and vote at sueu election. Also j encircling peaks of the Siskiyous and j any elector who may complete his residence during the period In which the registers are closed or who may Coming To Medford. w ijingly, whistly variety, while one in particular, "Pretty Eaby", Is of such Possessing almost the magnitude irreslsUMe nature that tlie sIngers of a three-ring circus, "A World of Pleasure." one of the latest and greatest of the New York Winter In ordering chauges of the paper always give the old street address or postotflce as well as the new. Entered at the Ashlnnd, Oregon, Postofflce as second-class mail matter. Ashland, Or., Thursday, Sept. 2, lfl the projecting parapets of the Cns cades, in the midst of all but endless summer, in sight of eternal snows "An aquarelle of contentment, river - bordered, mountain - framed, lighted by perennial sunshine "A prodigal, dowered with un spendable portion a perpetual, re- have to refuse encores and the au- dlence leave the theatre after the i norfnemnnnn u-li lut M u rv ' It TMila , uiiiui UIUUV.D n lliniini- n. l ilia Garden colossal entertainments is , muslc rell(iere(1 m08t &greeMy by due to reach Medford Thursday. I the Bpecla, Metropolitan orchestra, October 5. With a company of over'.,.. Hirrtin f ..m0i i. 17TTTTTTtTTTtVTtTTTTTTTt 125 people, a special train of eleven i man, ie one of attain the age of 21 years, may reg ister during a period of 30 days next preceding the closing of the reglstra- the Winter Garden's ' T Il.illn,.,n 1. ........ nnva Iiim. f i uuuiau cuu un566c Li., I n v. iiufco mogt note(j Conductors. glittering acts and nine stupendous curring heritage of flowers and fruits ! tion card In red ink these words: and grains Qualified to vote (month) "A siren, sentient with charm and! (day) (year). lure; held in the sensuous arms of i Foreign born persons: All per- an amormg, desire-fumiung nius: sons born in a foreign country of j coaxed into forgetfulncss by soft. ; alien parents, no matter at what age One of the financial crazes of the j consoling winds, sweet and lingering they came to this country, are aliens period i8 investment in automobile i s the memory of a cradle lullaby. unless the naturalization laws of the stocks. The more successful com-! and canopied by skies, chaste and ' United States have been complied panics are making millions. Many ; tender as a mainen s soui. I with, either by themselves after they Scenlcally there is nothing left to scenes, it bids fair to be the most j ,,e n8ked for n ..A WorM of peas. " l Important event of Medford, ofr'. tion for the election at Which he do- olltbern Oregon's thentrlrnls ! . ..... .. I sires to vote, but the clerk or regis-! T ,,,.,, , , i In "A World of Pleasure , tru I FWTI? jUILLIjl IE j i Means just as much t ton an insurance troncy as on at j Safety Rasor. AUTOMOBILE STOCKS. a small investor Is tempted to draw savings out of the bank, where they are now earning an inglorious 4 per rent, and, take a "filer." But like the war munition busi ness, it's a case in which fools rush in where angels fear to tread big dividends suggest that the price of motor cars has not yet reached hardpan. It is the universal rule In business that big profits ran not con tinue indefinitely. Large gains stim ulate competition. The cream has been taken off. Those who went In early have grown fat. Those that go in now may fare on skim milk. There is a rush of new concerns Into the business. It has been a golden field. Ambitious foremen and ruperlntendeuU ar looking for cap italists to finance their Ideas. Capi talists are looking for chances to' Invest. Many new companies will be formed to struggle for the spoil. Heretofore, a car two or three years old lacked some features of the late machines that seemed absolutely rital. Now the new cars seem about perfect. It is hard to see how they can be much behind the game even In five years. This should lead people having a well-made car to hold on to it long er. The extravagance of constant trading off machines for the latest models will become apparent. As prices fall, people of moderate means buy the machines. They purchase with the purpose of keeping their cars for a number of years. The demand created by the incessant rush for the latest models will fall ff. With new consumption, less fre quent changes of cars, and closer prices, it seems as If the business, as far as profit gots. has passed the high point of success. Those who buy motor stocks now should think of these tendencies. "I knew her fewer than a hundred j became 21 years of age, or by their t r... I. .1... w-t. ...l.n ..l.n I tilMIIS. l.lll IU MINI 111 U'l wuur Mil broke down every barrier time had set about my heart." And so on through its fifty-four pases of parents before they become 21 years of age. j 9. The state constitutional amend-' nient passed by the people in Novem-1 picture, poem and word I ber, 1914, requires that all .aliens A book which Is in reality must have become fully naturalized 1 !. ................ a ' . : : i tant It seems ix sacrilege with tno book j state. Therefore, those persons who ! pleaslng .b,ond 'oung lad'- i ' i rs i.i . i voice huu goou iooks are a nave uuiv meu ueciiii iiuuu oi in- , ... . L 1 mums source ui Hppeai; .iiciianon. i before us worth thoiisiiuus to Ash land as an advertisement. The volume is nine inches by twelve inches, bound In elegaut ma terial, embossed with gold and an engraving of Mount McLoughlin from Lake of the Woods. The story deals entirely with a trip up through Ashland canyon, a sunset, evening, night, sunrise and morning on Mount Ashland. Every other page has an appropriate quotation from the fam ous poets and thirty-eight full-page color pictures of Ashland canyon and scenes near Ashland contribute the finesse to a volume which anyone would be proud to own. The front- In "A World of Pleasure", the Winter Garden producers have out : done all their previous efforts. No I expense, care or time has been spared in making It -the last word In musical comedy perfection. There ! are stars galore, each one seeming ly more fitted than the other to i entertain. As stellar fabric the fol , lowing names are submitted by the producers as samples: i William Norrls, the comedian who , has . made musical comedy patrons ; laugh for years; Conroy and Le 1 Maire, past masters of black-face comedy; Margaret Edwards, a six ' teen-year-old dancer accredited with being the most perfect physical type Wanda Lyon, that decidedly whose never- ! are nine colossal scenes, each sur- : passing the other in beauty and in ! i color. I t l Crater Lodge Closes Saturday Nighti See me when you want any kind of insurance C. II. Gillette I Medford Sun: A. L. Parkhurst ' came down from Crater Lake last ( evening and will return today. He ! says the lodge will remain open until j Saturday night, September 30. Mr. I Parkhurst also says that although i the season was three weeks shorter this year than last the patronage at the lodge has been much larger I than ever before. Mr. Parkhurst will atend a con j ference of those Interested In Crater Lake at Washington this winter to tention-" (commonly known as first! papers), cannot legally register for' elections in this state. This law re quires that "Final Citizenship Pa-, pers" (commonly known as second papers), be exhibited to the registra tion officer before he can register them. 10. Some confusion may result I unless registering officers are care ful in this respect, as in many of the ! old forms of naturalization papers the first rapers, or "Declarations," are very similar to the second or "Final"' papers, therefore the papers I should be carefully examined to see i . . . i i ifrora vaudeville, who know so welljpark and lake' Tbe meet,ng ,8 ca"- Hart, whose burlesques are a never failing source of delight; Franklin Batle, a graceful dancer, and Rosle : Qulnn, that captivating miss who ! never falls to win the hearts of all I who see her. There are two score of musical numbers contributing their full share of "pleasure to the audience. Each and every number is of the Sutherlln Actual construction work is under way here on Suther-lin-Coos Bay & Eastern P.ailroad and expect to finish eight mile grade to upper sawmill in two months. Milton Cannery at Freewater has been leased by Twin Falls Vinegar Co., and will be operated. cAREST TO EVERYTHING. "Nfeet me at tl.eManx Hotel-Man): SanFranci5CO 'PoncllStMQfomir Oregonians Head quarters while in San Francisco moderate rates Running diiilllcd 1 ice Kater in every NJ room. Special alien tion gnvn to ladies trawling unficor- tit!. A la carte dining room. Management of Chester W. Keller Sutherlln Mill to handle 130 tons ore daily, with payroll of $1500 monthly, to be Installed at once oa Cinnibar properties east of here. A BUSINESS MAX'S PRATER, Teach me that 60 minutes make an hour. 16 ounces one pound, and 100 cents one dollar. Help me to live so that I can lie down at night with a clear conscience without a gun under my pillow, and unhaunted by the faces of those to whom I have brought rain. Ispiece Is a large panoramic colored j that they read to show that the alien photograph of Ashland. The volume is an artistic piece of work, a labor of love such as is sel dom seen Ashland owes a great debt to Mr. Hanly. The material for the book was gathered on a trip to Mount Ashland taken with Homer Billings as his companion when Mr. Hanly was here on the Chautauqua platform several years ago. The photographs are duly credited to a number of Ash laud artists of the camera. Women Hughes Boosters Coming A meeting at Medford and possibly a meeting at Ashland will be held on October 16, when a special train of prominent women members of the National Hughes Allinance will passjciten "Is admitted a citizen of the United ' States." Under the former laws of Oregon, second papers were not required; 1 Declaration of Intention, or first pa-1 pers, being sufficient. Former reg istrations in this county do not show which were exhibited, hence the ne-1 cessity of care on the part of the 1 registrars in this particular. The following wiU give you the ! requirements, also the status of the ; families, of alien's: 1. Naturalized citizens must ex-i hibit "Final" citizenship papers. 2. If the father of an alien be-1 came naturalized before he (the child) became of age. he is a natural- j ized citizen, but must exhibit the: father's papers or a copy of the same from the court issuing them. 3. A foreign woman married to a citizen of the United States is a through the state. Mrs. E. B. Han ley, vice-chairman of the state organ- i ization and a member of the national general committee of the alliance, will have the itinerary in charge through Oregon, and she expects a 4. An American woman who mar ried a foreigner takes the nationality of her husband, and must exhibit his papers if he becomes a naturalized citizen; at the termination of the marital relation, if she continues to ... . & large ar.d enthusiastic meeting in the : reslae nere- sne ma' resume her cm Kogue T.iver valley. The members of 'euship. this deleiration rnnsnt niartv vorv i 5. Foreign-born unmarried women October Bargains Good tor Month ol October Only Money-Saving Magazine Oilers Select Your favorite Club of Magazines BOYS MAGAZINE ItV" vr U- . -V a . i.'hji r.;.'m ( kvj rim T0MNS-lT0RU You save nearly half by taking this Club Offer Ashland Tidings and any one of the following magazine, club (Jq A A offers all for one full year for jJvv (Xcw, Renewal or Extension Subscriptions Accepted) departmeut of womanly activity In I must be naturalized themselves after the country. Amone the members i thev become i years of age. or by Grant that I may earn my mealiwi b1 Mary Dtini tlle well-known I their father before they became of the ticket on earning it here it does cot belong square and that inRl,.ian an.hnrB-:- vu rrn age; if married to a foreigner who T TOAV flOt CtlVlC th paf f ' .. .. ... : da mint arhtMt hie ivetior. tormer progressive chairman " and social worker: Dr. Katherin R. I "Final papers. Peafen me to the jir.g of talnteu ! Pavi5 one of the most promillent 6. Any foreign woman who ic money and the rustle of unholy j women physicians in the country; ' luires citizenship by marriage to an skirts. EHnd me to the faults of the other fellows, but reveal to me my on. Guide me so that each cicht when I look across the diiicg table at my wife, who has been a blessing to me. i Mrs. Myron T. Herrick. wife of the . I American ambassador in France who' termination of marital relations, if i made such a distinguished record at 'she continues to reside here, and un- : less she makes formal renunciation the opening of the European war; I will have nothing to conceal. Keep rue young enoush to laugh with my children, and when comes the smell of flowers and the tread cf soft steps, and the crunching of wheels out in front, make the ceremony short and the epitaph simple "Here lies a mia." i Mrs. William Loeb, Jr.; Miss Ann : cl ciuzensnip. ' Rhodes, a prominent industrial work- " Service in the U. S. army or er and suffrage advocate; Dr. Jesiica ! "'''? ot aUen3 d0S cot- a3 u eener l Russell: Mrs Arthur S.-rihnr. wif!.v believed, imply citizenship, un- of the well-known publisher; Mrs. less petition for final papers has been Winston Churchill, wif of the talent-1 made and Parrs Issued, such service ed novelist and progressive; Mrs. Ev-,' eliminatin5 the nwslty of , erett Colhy; Mrs. Harry Favne Whit- ! "nret'' PaP". ! ney. daughter of former Secretary of Froof ot flIin 00 tonwtead is A svc;c.ktio. State Hay and well known as a poet t ess and social worker; Mrs. Raymond Robins, wife of the progressive lead jer in Illinois; Mrs. Mark Sullivan. Pr(w i Mrs. James K. Garfield. Mrs. Marion l ' Longfellow and others. The expenses - . Fortlacd Te'.oerans: Some gressKe worcra bar? orgacired Ashland a cllS In political science. !ot lhe tnp are M paid b, the !ndl. We iu;grt. as one topic, the Ques-;Tidaa, memXn, not a cent being tio of how American industries ca8)Uien from any camp4ign fuQd ,nd i:.ica p.ay mai ; every member is known as a worker and achiever in some department of life, art. science, letters, research. A demands a tariff for revenue only. 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