Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, November 23, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThuraday, ornbr 23, JOltf FACE TWO ASHLAWI) TTDIXCS Ashland Tidings By THE ASHtAXD PRINTING CO. Incorporated) ESTAHI.ISHr.Tl 1X76 SEMMXEEKLV OITSIDE CAPITAL .NEEDED. nnmid-? canital Is needed. Ash land has provided a fine, solid foun dation "for a resort, a great reset. .' Outside money must be attracted o Asl-la.'.d and the interest of outside Bert R. (irwr, Editor and Manager jtali.-ts In the success cf the Lynn Slowat. - - t i'y tullor - r .... r-fort is rfcCfj."i,Zi:d as assured t OiHcal City and County Paper mar.y us mc-a from the world ot " . T. . finance, providing ta&t the people .i , Issued Monday and Thursday . si and tte cUy sUy hlQd the , TELEPHONE 39 project. An orportunity to give the ' JrBsomoTRATii worM 6015(1 fcVidence of tbe iDtention; One Tear 12.00 of Ashland to welcome and bac up; Blx Months 1(,IJ the efforts of outride money in ald-j Three Mouths 50 in the development of the resort i ' """""L features is offered the voters of the j .Vo subscriptions for less than three city tomorrow in the charter amend-1 norths. All subscriptions dropped at rct.ril Tj,e t,lg tMent:ai feature of i erplratlon unless renewal Is received. he propbsfed ameQdment u that ,tj In ordering changes of the paper guarantees to the outside Investor! always give the old street address or that for lhe next five yearg Ashland postoffice as well as the new. . . k .,., . NOTICE TO ADVEKTISEKS. water plant and resort ambitions. News print has doubled In price There can not conceivably exist a the last four months. It necessitates citZfcn 0f Ashland who conscien u advance In advertising rates or Ashland should we will have to quit business. Fol- towing are the advertising rates In fall to provide for the upkeep of her the Ashland Tidings after this date, several hundred thousand dollar in- There will be no deviation from this vestment. Why not put the convic- ADVERTISING RATES. , tIon lhat lhe clty n,UBt upkeep the Display Advertising J,ark lnt0 blacl1 and whlte as a uar" Single Insertion, each inch.. 25c antee to outside investors that Ash- Northwest Going Alter the Tourist ;Mnimiiininmntml :: Announcements f (Paid advertisements.) One month. . . . " " 20c Six months " " 17 ',4 c Beadinz .Notice. 5 cents the line more he realizes that five land will not "quit" in the next five years? The investor will ask no straight. years will see a resort built here if CUftiified Column 1 cent the word the people's co operation and united first insertion, cent me wora ff rt 8re d , th t t, each other Insertion. Thirty words or les one month, tl. ! All written contracts for space al- c: ready la force will be rendered at jj tbe old rate until contract expires, i 5 ..... WWIHIIH FraUmial Orders and Societies. it: Heard and Overheard 1 k Ave. m n a- tr f fr&r&rndl nrrlbra fif ' t AU'iuniub 11 wvti uui " -' " v f?t?f ?fffff?V? ff t societies charging a regular initiation , tT,T?Vl",7'XV,'.T7"' fee and dues, no discount. Religious' (IJy Ljnn I). Mow at) and benevolent orders will be ' The Newsboy On the Farm, eharged for all advertising when an ; Wld all dese woods agrowln' round' admission or other charge Is made, j Im ,,iiDie,j j j j(n 8ee slVT'cha spT SSj" ou mus' drive ten miles to amount of fifty lines reading will be town allowed without charge. All addl-; To buy a single-tree. tlonal at regular rates. The Tiding ha a creator circnla- ... tJon in Ashland and its trade terri- Absolutely the most dismal, terri tory than all other local papers com. fylng, nerve-racking sound in the Mned. ' world Is wafted over the chilling Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, breeze about 5 o'clock In the morn- Postofflcs as second-class mall mat ter, Ashland, Or., Thursday, .Nov. 23, '16 VOTE TOMORROW. It Is vitally Important that every Ashlander shall vote at tomorrow's Precise, election. There has been a growing The proofreader on a small middle tendency in Ashland to take it for western daily was a woman of great granted that measures which the precision and extreme propriety. average voter believes should carry, j One day a reporter suefceeded In get wlll carry. The average voter there-1 ting Into type an Item about "Willie fore often neglects to register his Brown, the boy who was burned In rote at all, being sure of the success the West End by a live wire." Ing. Old you ever hear the grass moan when you wanted to sleep? If an alligator was so unfortunate as to have his head cut off would he be an allegory? On tho following day the reporter found on his desk a frigid note ask' ing. "Which Is the west end of a hoy?" It took only an Instant to reply, "The end the son sets on, of course." of the measure, and the minority, who for cno reason or another are against the measure, register a vote which comes perilously near to de feating, and ofttimes does defeat, the good measure. The man who Is against an amendment always votes. The man who Is In favor or It Is of- Cecil Grlsez returned Saturday ten inclined to let the other fellow fr0m the Sacremento rice fields with do his voting. It is the bounden a bad cold and a puny looking Ford duty of every owner of the right to "bug." He keeps the Ford all cov vote to cast that vote at tomorrow's j ered up w 1th a little quilt when he election. The voting places are: )s not using It, apparently fearing First Ward Voting place, Fourth i the Ford will catch cold and get street fire Btatlon building. Second Ward Voting place, Mc Carthy hall, corner Main and Gran ite streets Third Ward Voting place, city ball. The polls will he open from 9 o'clock In the forenoon to 6 o'clock In the afternoon. Vote early. Concentrated cider, which keeps better and is much less bulky than tbe ordinary product, can be made by freezing and centrlfugallzlng, which eliminate water and leave be hind sugar and flavor. rheumatism In the steering gear. The car already has a hacking cough. Cdcll says be Is using cbugh syrup Instead of cylinder oil, but be lieves the car needs a higher altitude as the trouble appears to be chronic. Mother "Why don't you give the shiny dime papa gave you to the missionaries?" Daughter "I did think of that, but I have decided to give the dime to the drug store man for an ice cream soda and let blm give it to. the- missionaries." Should Re Careful. Little Elsie, aged five, was quietly playing on the porch all afternoon The most noticeable and gratify ing ff'AtnrA nf th Mprifnrri-Anhlflnrf 1V, ,,, v , ; by her father and one of his friends, game was the total absence of 1 , , ... . . "roughneck" features either among the players or spectators. enjoying a smoke and having a chat on political matters. They paid no attention to the little girl's presence and FIkIa appmpd wrnnned nn In her In appreciation of the large demo-! . .. Thftt ftv,nne E . .DDeared eratlc majority in this republican 1 10 be unaguaIly BlIent and thought county, President Wilson has started j fu, Whon be(U)me gne M an investigation on "Why Is fruit down t0 gay hep prayerg nm 90 g tame the usual petition, and then with a slight pause she resumed In "Ton Know I's. Medford" took onia very earne8t manner. "And now, a new meaning aftf-r the game lastlcod, please take good care of your- Satiirday. "Wait Tntil Thanksgiv ing" Is the new cry. -J3P MARLEY 2 IN. DEVON 1VA IN. ARROW COLLARS 1 5 ot. each, for 00 eta. tlllETI, PIAIQDY a CO., ISC. IRIII self, for if anything should happen to you, we should only have Mr. Wil son and he hasn't come up to fath er's expectations." New York Times. The sense of direction In migratory birds Is as marvelous as it Is mysteri ous. The familiar inhabitants of our dooryard martin boxes return the next year to these same boxes, though meanwhile tbey have visited Brazil. Of the banks in the state having deposits of more than a million dol lars, the two Pendleton banks and tbe First National Rank of Baker are among the first four. The nirthvest is going after the tourist, that part of the American pur lie which tpends $700,0.0,000 each year for Its vacation. As yet, with the greatest combina tion of attractions and the fines, summer climate In America, the Pa cific northweit has received very lit tle of that money. Attractions of Washington, British Columbia and Oregon have never been placed before the public as "one tour." We have made the mistake of allowing each community to do Its own advertising for its own individ ual attraction. The result has been a lot of wasted money and effort. We aid not pos sess the agencies for distributing our Hteratura so that it would reach the right hand. We had no representa tives in tbe centers of travel. No one community has had the money to ad vertise Its attraction on a large scale. As a matter of fact, a few men in each Oregon community have done the advertising. The few men sub scribed the money that was spent. But It Is now generally conceded that the tourist dollar benefits every indi vidual. The farmer gets a large piece of It because the tourist buys farm produce done up as meals wherever he is. He buys something of every thing that Oregon has to sell, inclu sive of much labor. That being true, It Is right that every citizen should bear his proper proportion of the cost of attracting the tourist here. But that propor tion could never be maintained through a subscription list, so the right way is for the state legislature to provide the necessary money and to create a commission to work with out pay In looking after Its expendi ture. The money should be pooled with similar amounts from Washing ton and British Columbia, and It w ould be the duty of the Oregon com mission to see that Oregon secured Its equal amount of advertising and service. In brief, that Is the plan for organ izing the North Pacofic Coast Tourist Association, now being prosecuted by representatives of the commercial or ganizations of the three districts. Oregon representatives will ask the legislature for $25,000 per year for two years. Washington will give a similar sum, and British Columbia a somewhat smaller amount. Then the association will open eastern headquarters, in charge of well-informed persons, and will begin a campaign to sell vacations In the northwest. It is the only sensible plan that has ever been worked out for getting the tourist. It has been proven feasible by California, Colorado and Switzer land. California makes a tax levy to support her tourist bureau, and she gets $200,000,000 every year from vacationists. Callfornians admit that their state has nothing In a scenic way that is comparablo to Oregon and Washing ton attractions and that our summer John 3. Wimer, candidate for city recorder. A commercial graduate from the Achland Normal School and the Capital Business College at Sclera, w ith fifteen "years' practlcaf business experience, including the past twenty months in the Ashland police department, and being closely connected with the recorder's office, j assures you, If elected, an efficient, j economical, impartial administration both a3 recorder nd police Judge, j Cleanliness, Personal Allenlion and Courtesy Combined to Make the Eagle Meat Market Popular INSPECT oar market and your confi dence will be behind the pleasure of eating onr meats. The Knowledge of cleanliness ana a sanitary worn- L. Schwein shop will aid yonr digestion. 84 N. Main Pbone 107 I wish to announce to the voters Crater Lake Auto Travel c!4cn west Ccf fee g of Ashland. that I am a candidate for the office of City Recorder. j At the time I came west I was i serving a term in a capacity similar to our office of recorder. j If elected I expect to look after 1 the city's Interest in every particular. ' I solicit your support. Very truly yours, 39-tf C. L. CUNNINGHAM. I hereby announce myself as &' candidate for the offic"of City. Re- j corder at the coming election in De-! cember. W. H. GOWDY. 39-tf : ! j Candidate for Recorder. l am a candidate for City Recorder) ' at the election to be held December i : 19. Have lived in Ashland over! i twenty years, was City Treasurer ,four years, and have had an active i business experience of twenty-two i years, including banking and many methods of bookkeeping. I believe 'I am qualified to serve the city faith fully and well, and I will appreciate ' the votes and Influence of all the people of Ashland. HENRY C. GALEY. The first automobile permit In the Crater Lake national park was granted to Mr. Hodson, then of Med ford, on July 6, 1911. Since then the business of the park has been as follows: Autos. Visitors. 1911....'...? , 351 4,169 1912 5S0 6,233 1913 887 ' 6,253 1914 1,359 7,530 1915 2,398 12,128 1916 2,918 12,827 Total travel by way of the Pinna cles entrance, 1,080; by way of Med ford entrance, 5,819; by way of Klamath entrance, 5,928. NEAREST TO EVERYTHING The Everfresh plant at Sutherlln is handling 100 bushels of apples per hour. 1 PW- H - . Hofce Manx "Meet me at the Manx vtr yaanrranasco ' i nj ii inr it'll Oregonlans Head quarters while in San Francisco moderate rates Running disllllcd T1 ice wafer in every N W. Keiley room. Speciul aHen . lion given o adet (raveling uneicor lfl. A la carle dining room, tiliiiiu'tii: For City Recorder. I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the office of City Re corder at the coming city election. I have bad sufficient clerical and edu cational training to prepare me for the work. If elected I shall serve the people to the best of my ab'llty R. P. CAMPBELL. For Councilman. I hereby announce myself as can didate for councilman from the third ward at the coming election. I stand for a progressive yet conserva tive administration of city affairs, and respectfully solicit your support. A. L. LAMB. climate is superior to anything in America. They say that if California had any one ot a dozen northwest at tractions that state would capitalize it for a million dollars. And they would make money out of it. All sections of the northwest are becoming enthusiastic over this plan, and the press is generally endorsing the idea of Oregon giving the plan the support It asks in money. Wanted, 500 people to eat chicken tamales at Robo Bros.' 51-tf 141 A m m nigs ml V YrY FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS! Leadeirsliip Savage Tires, as did the old-time Chieftains, won their leadership through honest worth. Their suc cess is due to the miles of service and to the satisfaction they give their users. Demonstrate Savape Leadership you'll do it if you try only a single tire. Make'any test you like and you will prove that the "Savage" is far in the lead. Savage Grafinite Tubes are leaders, too. Ex amine one and yoa will see why. Try on and be fully convinced. Gaes, Medford Model 85-4 f.cb, Toledo '795 -jiJ '795 Model 85-4 f.o.b. Toledo MS Wife mJtefa at' 1 Tliese Tremendpus Advantages- More power 35 horsepower motor. More room 112-inch wheelbase. Greater comfort long, 43-inch cantilever rear springs and 4-inch tires. Greater convenience electrical control but tons on steering column. Bigger, safer brakes service, 13x2; emer gency, 13x2. , a e Better cooling you never heard of an Over land motor overheating. , These are tremendous advantages over any thing to be had in other cars that sell for anywhere near as low a price. And they make it hard for us to keep up with orders. The factory has never yet caught up with the demand. x You ought to own one of these cars nothing else so big and fane for the money. Come in and order yours now. G. E. MILLNER, Dealer, 374 E. Main, Phone 116 The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio "Made In U.S. A."