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Monday, October .10, 1016 HMMtmMtw-rT..; Ziiiiii-tiii T .......... i I H T Ashland l idingsj Repubican Ticket Heard and Overheard J Announcements THE ASHLAXD TRIXTIXG CO. (Incorporated) EST AHLIS HICD 18Tt SESIMVEEKLV taiaiai) XATIOXAL. For President CHARLES EVANS HUGHES aaaaa:aaaja:aa:a:a:za::::unaa::ai vrvwvvww n i - (Ily Lynn D. Mownt) (Paid advertisements.) Auntie, did you ever have a pro-1 John B. Wimer, candidate for city; A gentleman asked ; Offical City and County Paper Issued Monday and Thursday TELEPHONE 39 but he had the wrong number."- Harper's Magazine. Bert R. Greer, Editor and Manager For Vice-President jposal. BaneyR.Ung, Advertising M.inaer; rlI1ntr, ,v PAipnAXKS "Once, dear. Lynn Mowat, ir J r'nlQ(tvo r,PS, nutrirt me over the telephone to marry him, W. C. HAW LEY STATE. For Secretary of State B. W. OLCOTT For Justices of Supreme Court GE0RCE H. BURNETT FRANK A. MOORE For Dairy and Food Commissioner J. D. MICKLE recorder. Dec. 19, 1910. 40-22t SCI1SCKIPTI0X RATES One Tear $2 00 Six Months 1.00 Three Months 60 Payable in Advance I wish to announce to the voters of Ashland that I am a candidate for the office of City Recorder. . At the time I came west I was 'Did you say these peas were from : serving a term in a capacity similar 'your own garden?" asked the arclii'to our office of recorder. tect. who was enjoying his vacation if elected I expect to look after in the country. j the city's interest in every particular. "Yes, siree," replied the farmer. 1 1 solicit your support. "Picked 'em myself early this morn- L Very truly yours, For Public Service Commissioner :,n''' 39-tf C. L. CUNNINGHAM. FRED G. BUCHTEL No subscriptions for less than three xpiratlon unless renewal is received. For Judge First D FRANK M. CALKINi In ordering changes of the paper For Representatives Eighth District- always give the old street address or postoffice as well as the new. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. News print has doubled In price the last four months. It necessitates an advance in advertising rates, or we will have to quit business. Fol lowing are the advertising rates in the Ashland Tidings after this date. There will be no deviation from this rate: ADVERTISING RATES. Display Advertising Single insertion, each inch. .25c One month " " 20c Six months " " 17 One year " " 15c Reading Notices 5 cents the line straight. Classified Column 1 cent the word first Insertion, lb cent the word each other insertion. Thirty words or less one month, $1. All written contracts for space al ready In force will be rendered at the old ntte until contract expires. Fraternal Orders and Societies. Advertising for fraternal orders or societies charging a regular Initiation fee and dues, no discount. Religious and benevolent orders will be charged for all advertising when an admission or other charge is made, at the regular rates. When no ad mission is charged, space to the amount of fifty lines reading will be allowed without charge. All addi tional at regular rates. The Tidings has a greater circula tion In Ashland and its trade terri tory than all other local papers com-bined. BENJ. C. SHELDON C. M. THOMAS For Representative Ninth District WILLIAM H. GORE COUNTY. For District AttDrney G. M. ROBERTS For County Clerk G. A. GARDNER For County Recorder CHAUNCEY FLOREY For Sheriff E. W. WILSON For County Treasurer MYRTLE BLAKELEY For County Surveyor A. T. BROWN For Coroner r JOHN A. PERL For County 'Assessor JAMES E. COLEMAN For County School Superintendent G. W. AGER For County Commissioner GEO. W. OWEN Is it necessary to shoot them be- fore you pick them?" inquired the I hereby announce myself as a architect, removing a piece of solder candidate for the office of City Re from between his teeth. Illustrated j corder at the coming election in De- World. We've noticed that since they in stituted the art course at the high cember. W. H. GOWDY. 39-tf I wish to announce to the people school, several of the girls havej' Asniana mai i am a repamican learned to paint. May be no fault candidate for the office of city re of the art course. corder ,n the election to be held Df j cember 19. HENRY C. GALEY. Congressman Hawley slipped one over on us. We felt real proud be cause we dug up a picture of him to For City Recorder. I hereby announce that I am a put on the front page last Monday, ,(i t and then, be-jinks, when he turned up he had shaved off the mustache which shows in the picture. Lots of folks did not recognize him on that account until he was Introduced. Even yet some Rren't sure it was him, so we print this explanation. have had sufficient clerical and edu 'catlonal training to prepare me for the work. If elected ! shall serve the people to the best of my ab'lity R. P. CAMPBELL. Electoral Votes Of Each State Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, Postoffice as second-class mail mat ter. ' (Keep this for election reference.) The following is the electoral vote of the states for 1916 as based upon the reapportionment act of 1911: Alabama 12 Arizona 3 Arkansas 9 California 13 Colorado 6 Connecticut 1 Delaware 3 Florida 6 Carranza and Villa have murdered j Georga , , . , 14 on a wiioiesaie scaie vnmaiueii, T(ja10 4 Spaniards and Americans, outraged Illlnols 29 their women and confiscated their f 15 Ashland, Ore., Monday, Oct. 30, 1916 EUROPEANS PROTEST. property. So far as known, they have murdered only one Englishman, one Benton and they thought he Iowa 13 Kansas 10 (Kentucky 13 I Congressman Hawley says: "Ifi there Is any crime that Villa has not committed, it was an oversight on his part." the farmers we know ride in automo biles and wear a darn sight better looking duds than those us newspa per men can afford. The "sentiment was unanimous for Wilson" at a democratic meeting held at Griffin Creek, says the Mail Tribune. Republican papers make the same claim for their meetings. Why not advertise a Hughes meeting and let Kelly talk to It? Then a Wilson meeting and let some of the Hughes advocates do their best? ' Might accomplish a little missionary work among the heathen of both sides. "No, John Thomas. Rome was not founded by Romeo. It was Juliet who was found dead by Romeo." If the weights of the members of the football team given to the Med ford Sun are correct, Coach Otto had better not bring them up to Ashland. The Montessori school is looking for children about that size. was an American and no Germans t Loxiiniana. 10 or Frenchmen. Carranza, however, ! jrane 6 lias gone too far in his confiscatory : Maryland 8 policy, as was to have been expected i Massachusetts 18 of a bandit, and serious conse- 'Michigan 15 quencs promise to result. France j Minnesota '. 12 and Germany, charging tho United ! Missouri 18 States with responsibility because ' J Montana President Wilson's courses in driving ebraska 8 out Huerta and recognizing Carran- j Nevada 3 za, are preparing to inform thlsjNew nampshlre 4 country that anarchy in Mexico must ;xew jersey ' 14 New Mexico 3 stop or they will employ forcible measures In other words, Intervene, New York 43 Intervention would, of course, be a.xorth Carolina 12 Tiolatlon of the Monroe Doctrine, ' xorth' Dakota hut it s admitted at Washington that the administration has no plan bv whluh to forestall such violation. Ohio .24 Oklahoma 1 Oregon ' 5 The Temps, of Taris, official organ I pennsvivanla 38 of the French government, asserts that Carranza arbitrarily annuls le- Rhode Island South Carolina gal contracts and that anarchy ex- goutn Dakota 5 lets; an anarchy for which tne Tennessee 12 United States Is entirely responsible, ;T 20 while the Atlantic City conference Is perfectly "futile." It declares that "France still refuses to admit that Its demands will remain without re sults, but if that should be the case she will take such action as the situ ation requires" in other words, send an armed force into Mexico. The French and British ambassadors have renewed their protests to the Wilson administration In terms far xnore peremptory than heretofore, and the British charge has clearly intimated that unless President Wil son compels Carranza to conduct Limself properly, England will take whatever steps may be necessary to force him to. Utah 4 Vermont 4 Virginia 12 Washington West Virginia 8 Wisconsin 13 Wyoming 3 Total 531 Electoral votes necessary to a choice 266 Brought Back From the Hunt. This one came back from Klamath county with one of the recent hunt ing parties who went over from here with murderous designs on the ducks: Although J aimed his gun several times he did not shoot it off. "Why didn't you shoot those ducks, J ? The 'whole flock was right In front of you." "I know," said J ; "every time I aim my gun at a duck another one comes right in between us." Joe Hurt says he was driving In northern California and came to a sign that said "Detour, six miles," land he drove about six miles and came back Into the main road again, and he'd be blamed if he believed there was such a town as Detour. ' W. Dawson, Beware! (From the Oregonian.) Ashland, Ore., Oct. 18. Will you please publish a recipe for the Eng lish fruit cake known as "Brother Killer"? Very truly yours, MRS. W. D. FOSTER. The recipe for "Brother Killer" (English fruit cake) has been asked for by several other correspondents, and will appear in next Sunday's Oregonian. The cake to which my brothers gave this terrifying name was steamed and baked In two threer inch layers, with one and one-half Inches or so of almond Icing between the layers and another inch or so on top of the cake, the whole being covered with a very thick soft white nougat icing, decorated with candied cherries and nuts. A simpler "fin ish" may of course be given, but the above is delightfully deadly and most 1 worthy of its nickname. He Kept Vs Out of Patience. They cay That Woodrow Wrllson Kept us out of war. And it is not unlikely That soon they will say, "He kept us out of Jail." For the truth is . We are out of war And also We are out of Jail. We would remark that We are out of luck If that is all The democrats Can do for us. He has kept us Out of patience Among other things. Cleanliness, Personal Allenilon and Courtesy Combined 10 MaKe me Eacjie Meal Market Popular INSPECT otir niarKet and yonr confi dence will he behind the pleasure of eating our meats. The Knowledge of cleanliness and a sanitary worS- shop will aid your digestion. L. Schwein 81 N. Main Phone 107 miTiiHnw.n.iHaw ESP CT9 r73t JHZOk Motor Insurance Being made from Asphalt-base crude, Zcrolenc maintains its full lubricating value akv'ap. It insures your motor against ex cessive wear. n FI33 P iheSianJardOllforMoior Cars Sold by dealers everywhere and at all Service Stations of Standard Oil Company (Cilifomu) F. L. CAMPS, E. V. JONES, THE PARK GARAGE. I'ttivTT T'r'J Movie Matters jj Mil HI IHIHI 1 As a result of Lenore Ulrich's ex cellent Pallas Picture subject "The Heart of Paula," a Scandinavian buy er purchased several hundred thou sand feet of Morosco and Pallas pro ductions. The buyer in question was first attracted to the output of these companies by "The Heart of Paula," and after seeing other products closed a big deal for their film. Owen Moore, the Famous Players' Paramount star, is beginning to take a rare interest In aviation. In fact, he reads the papers every day with a view to ascertaining just which factor contributes the most to the sudden demise of the aviators on the other side shell fire or loss of equi librium. The point is, that Director Del Henderson is going to send the Famous Players' star up in an aero plane in his next picture, and Moore is trying to figure out what his chances are of ever playing in an other Paramount Picture. F. S. Bramwell, who has been with the Grants Pass sugar factory since its Inception, as field superintendent, has been appointed as manager of the factory at Fallon, Xev., owned by the Utah-Idaho company, leaving Wednesday evening. Sherwood, Ore., will have a farm ers' co-operative cheese factory. The war in Europe is child's play in comparison to the staging of seme of the scenes in. the new five-reel feature now being produced by the California Vitagraph, or so it seemed recently during a "stage hold-up" in Topango canyon, magine a narrow canyon, with walls 100 feet high one side and a drop of 70 or 80 feet on the other to a creek. In the fore- ' ground. was- the stago held up by ! one lone, bandit wtlh a troop of cav alry charging to tho rescue. Direc tor Wolbert behind the camera shouting directions through the meg aphone, the camera man grinding for dear life, troopers in their rush unable to turn their horses, collision, chaos, dust having settled. Director Wolbert is discovered over the edge of the cliff, caught In some bush and holding frantically to a shred of the camera man's shirt, shouting at the top of his voice: "Get Steve out quick, I can't hold him much longer." But Steve with the instinct of his trade uppermost, shouts: "To blazes with me, get that 200 fet of film out of the creek before It gets wet!" When all were once mora landed on "vice versa" the saddest sight to meet the eye was the cam era, which looked as though Jack Johnson himself had hit It. Result: Wiring to headquarters for a new camera and another argument set forth In favor of preparedness. , Marshfleld Recently the local power company secured contracts for 315 horsepower in motors from vari ous local Industries. Plans are being: made to open a new shingle mill and! lumber mill, and several small coat mines In the vicinity are getting ready to use electrical power. J. P. Morelock Is to build a gar age 84 by 50 feet at Wallowa. I GILLETTE! I Means just as much! T on an insurance t Policy as on at T ni-i n t x aaieiy Kasur. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTtWTTWT See me when you want t I any kind of insurance C. II. Gillette I RESCLTS. Richland will bond for a 15,000 water system. ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY , Dealers In LUMBER Shingles, lath. Sash, Doors. Roofing Papers. Cordwood, Factory Block Wood ? $ E. W. Scott of Talent adver- $ tised a milch cow for sale in $ S Thursday's Issue, and Mrs. Scott $ was In Monday to have the cow S Item taken out of the ad, stat- $ ing that tho results came so J quick it surprised her. S 3 Orra Angle says: "Those lit- tie ads are sure the stuff. I've I got numbers of Inquiries about S ! 3 my wagon already." ' j $ A storekeeper advertising for S help received a whole handful S l3 of letters the first day. j Mrs. A. L. Trwln rented 'fur- 4 niched rooms last week and had 5 3 Inquiries for other room's which g she has after a single Insertion $ 3 of an ad. Tidings want ads get results. Medford folks must like to get their rest. Some timeago they got out injunctions against Indiscrimi nate blowing of whistles on S. P. trains, then against roosters crowing in the city limits, and now objec tions are being forcibly made to the braying of a mule belonging to Dr. Helms. Political arguers will be next to suffer. j Craving for whiskey caused a man in Chicago to have his teeth pulled so that he could get the gold fillings j and sell, them to buy booze. And j still the "wets" claim that whiskey drinking is a luxury and not a habit. This Harvest ball Friday night kind of stumped us. They told us to wear "farmer's clothes." Most of vf- V 0W R.R.OW OLLARS 6 1 5 or, mc, 6 lor tO et. ClUtTT. PE A8OOV frCOJNCAMMUS ' v. x-x '..v- i. '4 S 1 1 , jot ONE of themany patterns of wall paper in our stock. WE have nearly two hundred pat terns from which you may choose all new and up-to-date goods and at prices which you will be unable to duplicateforsometime tocome. Every thing in Paint, Varnish, Wall Tints, Building and Roofing Paper Let ua figure with you on your requirements. Wm. 0. 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