Tuesday. October 4, 1021
A f f li AND DAILY TIDINGS.
PAGE TWO
stop me, as I had been guilty of a 'ju s t never understood w hat it was. STANDARD GRADE
FOR CRATER
lot of meanness and it was the first He asked me to move to the back of
LAKE DISCUSSED
time a policeman ewer bothered me the bus.
Established 1S7 6
Actual news developments in the
Published Every Evening Except
A
luncheon
meeting
of the high
and, turning the tables on him very
On wa went until we arrived at
Arbuckle case, from day to day, have 1 much to his surprise, I demanded the new addition to the wonderful way committee of the cham ber of
Sunday
THE ASHLAND'. PRINTING CO. been and are legitim ate news. But
an explanation. He charged me with city." We hadlun ch, then a short lec-J commerce w ith the county court and
OFFICIAL CITY AND ?GUNTY the column after column of salaci carrying concealed weapons a n d t u r e by a young man who said th a t ■ representatives of the state highway
ous, irrelevant details, dished up by fortified his statem ent by saying one was to follow him the latches o f ! engineering departm ent, took place
PAPER
TELEPHONE 3»
sensational newspapers, is not real the bulge in my coat showed th a t he whose shoes he was not worthy to at the Medford hotel last Saturday at
news,
nor is it proper m atter to be was right. Upon inspection he found loosen. This second man congratu-! which the m atter of finishing a
»ubM-ripilon Price Delivered in City
printed
and circulated In homes. It
}ne month .................................. $ *®“
Three months .............................. 1.&5J serves no good purpose to purvey not concealed weapons, but in every ¡lated us upon being his guests for standard grade on the C rater lake
Six months .................................. ?•?*} masses of this nauseous m atter, day pocket a life-size package of famous the day ; intim ated th a t, as our host, highway between Trail a n d Prospect
advertising literatu re setting forth we should believe all he said and was thoroughly discussed.
A rrange
One y e a r ..................................... 7.60
after day.
The public became the m erits ot the addition now on comply with his requests. He spoke m ents were made whereby full en
Mull nud Rural Route«.
One month .................................. I • 66 i fam iliar with the salient facts, or al
Three months .............................. LS5 legations, soon after the scandal was sale and the charitable inclination forty-five m inutes; dwelt on the mil* gineering data on this section wity
..................... £ 3.60
Six months ..................................
5 0 1 disclosed.
L ittle or nothing has of the man who was kind enough to lions th a t had been made by people
One year
part with such a valuable piece of who knew nothing a t all. I told him
— — been added to the sum total of actual
ADVTER1IS1NG RATES.
knowledge of the case by the thou- property at a tim e when it was about in th a t case I ought to go home with
REMEMBER IT
to go up. I was released w ithout a fortune. One woman who looked
Display Advertising
of
words—-containing
much
Single insertion, each in c h ............30r sands
bail and the officer of the law said me over said she thought It was pos
YEARLY CONTRACTS
objectionable m atter— which have
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it was his mistake.
However, in sible. In going out to this wonder-
Display Advertising
. been ground out, of the gossip-sensa-
This
is
the
telephone
num
ber yoi.
One time a w eek....................
c j
mill and printed in a certain was the first one he ever made, but ful addition we had already passed should get firmly fixed in your m ind
Two tim es a w e e k ................... ¿ac
my general personal appearance was several good farm s and th e distance
IOS
¿'very other d a y .........................20c
type of newspapers.
had discouraged a few of our party, iis the telephone num ber of
against me
lx x a l Readers.
The m anner in which they have
but they rallied a t the speaking, and
Dr. Geo J. K inz, (liiro p ra cto r
Each line, each t i m e . . . . . ......... 10c t reated t be Arbuckle case in their
Now, with all this inform ation at
i
when
the
o
rato
r
of
the
day
had
fin-
In
illness, this telephone number
m onth? eachr5iin e b each‘‘ u m er ?“ *7c «ews columns has been a searching hand and being a t flberty, I told one
| ¡shed his oration, the salesmen were means expert attention AT ONCE. It
To tun every issue for on« month ¡and convincing test of the ethical lady, who was particularly anxious ready to take us by the arm and means attention th at brings quick,
sure, positive relief w ithout the use
6c standards of newspapers w ith regard ! for me to hurry and get in on the
or more, each line, each tim e .. .
show us over the addition. It was of drugs.
Classified Column.
to the quality of news used by them, ground floor, th a t I would join the
all system atically done, each sales
One cent the word each time.
.
If you are not fam iliar with the
To run every issue for one month or It is not necessary, to keep the pub- party, as th at free lunch had a pow man having certain individuals as great drugless health science of Chi
more, H e the word each time.
. lie informed as to 'n o to rio u s cases erful pull with me. She explained
signed to him, and those he worked, ropractic, you can get the facts by
simply telephoning
Legal R ate:
like this, to deluge the news col- how much b etter the lot would be
F lrst Time, per 8 point line . . . .10c umns daily with a mass of inconse- than the lunch, although the eata- paying no attention to the others.
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Each subsequent time, per 8 point
When this p articu lar salesm an could
Ju
st
say,
‘Send
me the facts.” Dr.
l i n e ............................................... ..c quentals and an assortm ent of de- hies were of the best. I took issue not land his client, a fte r all efforts Geo. J. Kinz will gladly mail you in
moralizing m atter that should not with her here and squared myself
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
i were made, then he was passed on form ative literatu re, w ithout cost or
O bituaries, 2 f t cents the line.
obligation.
go before the public in prurient de- for an argum ent to the finish. When
from one salesm an to another until
F raternal Orders and S ocieties.
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she
took
a
good
look
a
t
my
leau,
not
before
the
Advertising for fraternal orders tail Particularly
he was finally put into the hands of
TODAY
or societies charging a regular initi- young. There should be no suppres thin, hungry appearance she dropped | the boss of th e division.
s i o n fee and dues, no discount. R e -, sion of actual news, of course, in the subject.
W hen one of the prospective huy-
llglous and benevolent orders
P® connection with the case. But every
We got into the bus; were off. Ii
charsed
the
regular
rate
for
all
ac-1
.
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,
ers
became unruly and condemned
vettising when I n admission or other conscientious newspaper is justified sat near the man with th e big mega-j
the addition, he was favored by an
charge is made.
in blue-penciling the pernicious and phone so th a t I would miss nothing.i
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unnecessary details
and
gossip He told of the wonders of the city i early ride back to the city. A spe
What Constitutes Advertising!
.
B
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cial car was kept th ere for th a t p ur
in musical yet earnest and convinc
In order to allay a m isunderstand- a n K*eS-
pose, the idba being not to allow
ing among some ao to what consti-¡
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ing tones. The placid lakes, upon
tutes news and what advertising,
} whose gentle bosoms the winged him to discourage others by what
FOR OUR:
we print this very simple rule whica
he m ight say. It was alm ost impos- i
fowels of the air sat softly, w h ile1
is used by newspapers to differin- «> THE PEOPLE S FORUM.
sible not to buy, and th e only thing I
atiate between them : “ ALL futu re
<#><.-> <$><«> <§, the little birds in the treetopp nearby th at saved me was the fact th a t I ■
events, where an admission charge
,
sang th eir sweetest melodies. This
could not borrow the moeny.
Is made or a collection is taken
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was the world's greatest achieve
18 ADVERTISING.” This applies to
Los Angeles is a gerat city. That
“ Blessed are the poor.”
organizations and societies of every jfact can
eaa¡iy proven by any one ment in any m atter since time be
M. C. REED.
^^A l^repinV sUof s^ch^actM tiea a f t e r ' th " one-half million people living gan where lakes and fowls assem ble,
together.
The m ountain peaks,
they have occurred is news.
there. They tell us there are two
standing sublime 'm idst the be
All coming social or organization s¡des to every question, but that
meetings of societies where no money statem ent is not constitutional in the wildering beauty of a California sum-
contribution is solicited, initiation
set, bathing th e ir hoary heads in the
charged, or collection taken is NEWS. City of Angels, when it comes to a ; morning dew, carried to th eir high
question of its greatness among its '
est points by th e gentle breezes from
' We make all quotations on
■ own people. Now, if any one doubts
the ocean’s brine th a t bidded wel-i
JO E WORK
I my word upon this particular point.
i come to visitors from every land,
from
I respectfully invite him to go south,
represents the highest achievements
TH E I RANKLIN’ PR IC E LIST.
stop at the largest city on the coast
Same prices— Reasonable Price— 1 and take a ride out to some section in the m ountain line known to man.
The scenery th e finest, th’e w ater the
to all.
■where realty dealers have a special
INCREASES CROP YIELDS
purest, the people the best on earth.
E ntered a t tha Ashland, Oregon, tra c t on sale. 1 m ust teR you about I told him th a t, personally, I was
NOW A PROVEN FACT
Poetoffice as Second Claee Mall it. Those of you who have been
convinced
from
th
a
t
on
he
could
ad
Matter.
there during the past five years will
dress his rem arks to others. I told Apply Early Before the Fall Rains
readily recall the fact th a t in front
him th a t it was a wonder how th e
A Car on Hand Now at the
♦ of hotels, on the main business th o r place stood up under all these
♦
oughfares
and
especially
on
all
four
I slept and dreamed that life <§>
crowning glories of the wqrld; in
McNAIR BROS.
ASHLAND FRUIT
was beauty.
♦ sides of th a t square park in the cen- fact, I told him th a t at 1:04 o’clock
❖
I woke and round th at life was
'te r of town, scores of people are bus-
ASSOCIATION
on the morning of September 27 I
<$|ily
engaged in handing to the passer-
duty.
heard fu rn itu re and dishes rattlin g
all sorts of cards and literatu re
Was thy dream, then, a «had- • ♦ ! by
describing l„ d M .ll the m erits e t l » " -
r° " eJ
m>' bed aBd 1
owy lie?
.?■ Toil on, poor heart, unceas- <s> some p articu lar tra c t “ just now be-j
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ingly;
♦ ing opened up and put on the m ar
•«• And thou shalt find thy dream <e> ket for the especial benefit of the i
buyer.” The owner of the tract has
s>
to be
suddenly
been seized with a philan
• A tru th and noonday-light to
thee.
4> thropic idea which must be immedi
ately put into action So this litera
<e>
— Ellen Sturgess Hooper.
♦
♦ tu re is handed out free. This is not
the only thing th a t is free. You get
• • •
a ride in a handsome big bus which
It’s an old, old story about the will accommodate thirty or forty
beauties of Oregon’s scenery and the people. These vehicles are standing
geniality of its climate. But sup there with large signs in red letters j
pose it is an old story. So Is th a t which read as follows: “ Free auto
story which the lovelorn lad whis ride through the most beautiful p a rt'
pered into the ear of his sw eetheart of Los Angeles; also will go th ro u g h 1
last evening. W as it, any the less the motion picture plants, where
sweet to the lass because it was th a you can see how the movies arei
same old story th a t young women made, and will show you the in ter
have been hearing for uncounted esting sights throughout the city.” 1
All free, of course. Nor is this the
centuries?
end of th is liberality. It is distinctly
Those alleged Russian crown jew stated on the canvas which deco
els are about as num erous as alleged rates a portion of the side of this
large bus th a t a free lunch will be
Mayflower descendants.
served at a given place a t noon. You
Plain, old-fashioned honesty antf are not only in v ited , you are urged
candor should be in evidence in the to go. I did not accept a t first, al
though it was and always has been
disarm am ent conference.
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my aim to get everything I can for
nothing. Up to this tim e I had only
♦ TIDINGS FASHION HINTS ♦ accepted the free literatu re, which I
hastily put in my inside pocket. I
was w alking around the square try
And
AMONG BEADED BLOUSES ing to find out which one of the
many solicitors was offering the
smoothness,
most for nothing when a policeman
held me up, saying I was a sus
picious-looking character an d would
have to be searched. I told him I
did not think it was fair for him to
Ashland
Tidings
W HAT IS “ FIT" NEW S?
be in the hands of the.highw ay com-
mission prior to its October meeting,
It is planned on behalf of this pro-
ject.
Those present at the meeting were
County Judge Gardner, Commission«
er Owen, Ben Sheldon, H L. Wall-
ther, Vernon Vawter, H. O. Frobach
and a representative of the highway
engineers.
LITTLE AND OFTEN
HE provehb says, “ L ittle and
often fills the purse.” That ap
plies to a savings account— you may
deposit more than your friend who
earns twlct as much, but hasn’t the
th rift habit.
T
An
often,
mind,
ing it
account to which you add
even if but little, is always in
and you are interested in see
grow.
The First National would
like to num ber you among
its depositors.
F irst N a tio n a l B a n k
Ashland
’
Oregon
A shland Lodge No. 944 B.P.O.E.
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Annual
AGRICULTURAL
lc e n l
Sale
OCTOBER
13-14-15
22#
f
See
See
“ The Fashion Show”
“The Oldt-time Song Revue’
Saiaphone Q uartet
Three-act Farce Comedy
4 5— People— 4 5
Good Orchestra
Elaborate Costuming
Beautiful Scenery
Nothing but Fun and Pretty Girls
Seat Scale
Downstairs boxes . . . . $1.50
Balcony (4 r o w s ) . . . . 1.50
Rem ainder of Balcony 1.00
W ar Tax 10 per cent extra
Doors o p e n ....................7:15
C urtain
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Elks’ S h o w
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it took
YEARS^VEARS
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W« Have Just Received a Shipment of
And now, EVERY DAY, all our skill, m anufactur
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are concentrated on making Camel the best cigarette
that can he produced.
Trunks and
Traveling Bags
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That’s why Camel popularity is growing faster than
SLOW
DEATH
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dinner party or any other place where
splendor-loving women undertake to
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—crepe de chine and georgettes—havo
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over our goods before buying—we can and will savi
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