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PAG E TWO Ashland P ab llsh ed A shland Tidings E stablished 1876 Every E vening Sunday daîlÿ T ídíñóm ’ FRANCIS J. HOULIHAN * 1rs a Long, Long Way Except M onday, A pril 10, 192U T h e new issue of sav in g s se c u ritie s k n o w n as “ tre a s u ry sav in g s c e rtif i c a te s .” p ro v id e s an ideal m ean s fo r safe a n d p ro fita b le in v e stm e n t. I t is th e only s e c u rity issu ed in th e U nited S ta te s w hich c a rrie s a g o v e rn m e n t g u a ra n te e a g a in s t d e p re c ia tio n . T h is issue, w hich m ay be o b tain e d th ro u g h p ra c tic a lly any b a n k o r post o ffice in th e U n ited S ta te s, is c h a r a c te riz e d by m any a ttr a c tiv e fe a tu re s som e of them of a novel type. T h re e i d e n o m in a tio n s of tre a s u ry savings I c e rtific a te s a re a v a ila b le to th e pub- THE ASHLAND PRINTING GO. OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER T E L E P H O N E 39 E . J. BARRETT, E ditor Subscription P rice D elivered in City: O ne m o n th ......................................$ .65 T h ie e m o n t h s ................................. 1.95 Six m o n th s ...................................... 3.75 Ona y e a r ........................................ 7.50 Mall a n d R u ra l R o u te s O ne m o n th ......................................$ .65 T h re e m o n th s ................................. 1.95 Six m o n th s ...................................... 3.50 On« year ..................................... 6.5t ADVERTISING RATES D isplay A dvertising ■im ie in s e rtio n , each in c h .............30c YEARLY CONTRACTS Display A dvertising O ne tim e a w e e k ................................. 27 *4c T w o tim e s a w eek .................................25 c E v e iy o th e r d a y ....................................20 c Local R eaders E a c h lin e , e ach t i m e ...................... 10c T o r u n every o th e r dby fo r one m o n th , each lin e, each tim e . . 7c To ru n every issu e fo r one m o n th o r m o re, each line, each t i m e . . 5c C lassified Column O ne c e n t th e w ord e ach tim e. To ru n every issu e fo r one m onth o r m o re, ^¡c th e w ord each tim e. Legal R ate F ir s t tim e , p e r 8 -p o in t l i n e .......... 10 E a c h su b se q u e n t tim e, p er 8- polnt line .................................... T here are p e rsiste n t rum ors In Chi- cago th a t F ran cis J. H oulihan will be appointed to th e federal bench in the n o rth ern d istrict of Illinois to succeed Judge Landis. Mr. H oulihan is fifty- . . v . n y ears old and w as born In Og- densburg, N. Y. He has lived In Chi- cago fo r 30 years. ____________________ I id d k o iiiii ■ ••n r- « « « « « ..r - « « LIBBAFtlAN MADE GOOD G U u S S C a rd of t h a n k s ............................... |1 .0 0 O b itu a rie s, th e l i n e ........................2 % c Fraternal Orders and S ocieties A d v e rtisin g fo r f r a te r n a l o rd e rs o r societies c h a rg in g a re g u la r In iti a tio n fee a n d d u es, no d isc o u n t. R e lig io u s a n d b en ev o len t o rd e rs w ill be N E W S P A P E R E T H IC S c h a rg e d th e re g u la r r a te fo r a ll ad C h a rle s A. D ana, p e rh a p s th e v e rtls in g w hen an a d m issio n o r o th e r c h a rg e Is m ade. g re a te s t e d ito r of all tim e, once sa id : E n te re d a t th e A sh lan d , O regon, P o sto ffic e as S econd-class M all M at ter. WASHINGTON fi. „BRITISH C< . 3IGHT. COOL DAYS C . i [A RESTFUL SLEEP EVERY NIGHT. | SOLOMON ITES J u s t a little s u n sh in e , J u s t a little ra in — J u s t a little sn o w fa ll. To m a k e us cu ss a g a in . * ♦ No m a tte r w h a t kind of a h a t you w ear, i t ’s th e head u n d e r it th a t co u n ts. « • N e b ra sk a v o te rs h av e e n d o rse d S unday b a seb a ll a n d pool h a lls. P a g e Mr. Bryan. * • C h eer up. “ C h e rrie s will soon be rip e .” M any a rocky ro ad of yes te rd a y is th e b o u lev a rd of to day. « • W hy not try c h e e rfu ln e s s as a sh o c k -a b so rb e r? It s u re ta k e s th e jo lts out of th e rocky ro ad s of life. • ♦ C u ttin g o ff a d v e rtis in g m ay re duce expenses, b u t so does c u ttin g y o u r w indpipe re d u c e th e cost of living. * * In M onaco, th e g a m b lin g oasis of E u ro p e, th e re s id e n ts a r e n o t p e r m itte d to g am ble. T hey leave th a t to th e v isito rs ; on th e sam e th eo ry , p e rh a p s, th a t a d o c to r n e v e r ta k e s his ow n m edicine. • * I t ’s not d iffic u lt to im a g in e th e m ftien iu m is close a t h a n d w hen Irish m e n in D ublin a re re p o rte d to have d e stro y e d te n m illion d o lla rs w o rth of liq u o r. T hey used to d a te tim e in Ire la n d from th e “ y e a r of th e big w in d ,” b u t h e r e a f te r it w ill in all p ro b a b ility be d a te d from th e “ y e a r of th e b ig w a s te .” • « T h e u n w ritte n law is T H E LA W in O klahom a. K illin g is ju s tifia b le in d efen se of a m a n ’s hom e o r ho n o r. J u d g e Day has been a c q u itte d of th e k illin g of L ie u te n a n t C olonel Beck by a c o ro n e r’s ju r y w ith o u t tro u b lin g th e u p p e r c o u rts, m ain ly b ecau se th e d is tr ic t a tto rn e y d e c la re d th a t if th e t r u t h w ere to ld , no ju ry in th e lan d w ould co n v ict him . O k lah o m a a p p e a rs to be a p re tty good place fo r h o m e -b re a k e rs to s ta y aw ay from . M eddling w ith a n o th e r m a n ’s folly is th e m o st th a n k le s s o f a ll th a n k le s s w o rk . i lie. U ntil f u r th e r n otice, th ey will be sold on a d isc o u n t basis a t th e fla t p rice of $800, $80 an d $20. T h ese grow in v a lu e u n til a t m a tu r ity, five y e a rs from th e d a te of p u r-j chase, th ey a re w o rth $1000, $100 an d $25 resp ectiv ely . T h is in c re a s e ' in th e p rin c ip a l in v ested , w hich ¡a m o u n ts to 25 p e r cent a t th e end of . . . f h e y e a rs ’ Is e Mulva ie n t to a b o u t 4 % p er cen t fter a n n u m , co m pounded se m i-a n n u a lly . U n q u e stio n a b ly th is is a lib e ra l r e tu r n on a s e c u rity of such a high type t h a t it m ay be co n Mystified at First, He F in ally Real sid e re d th e w o rld ’s id eal in v estm e n t ized Just W hat Volume the Lady for m o d e ra te a m o u n ts of savings. I Was Looking For. 5c W hat C onstitutes A dvertising In o rd e r to a lla y a m is u n d e rs ta n d ing am o n g som e as to w h a t c o n s ti tu te s new s a n d w h a t a d v e rtis in g , w e p r in t th is very sim p le ru le , w hich is u s e d by n e w sp a p e rs to d iff e re n ti a te b etw een th e m : “ A LL f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re a s a d m issio n c h a rg e Is m ade or a co llectio n is ta k e n IS A D V E R T IS IN G .” T h is a p p lie s to o rg a n iz a tio n s a n d so c ie tie s of every k in d as w ell as to in d iv id u als. A ll re p o rts of such a c tiv itie s a fte r th e y have o c c u rre d is new s. A ll coining social o r o rg a n iz a tio n m e e tin g s of so c ie tie s w h ere no m oney c o n trib u tio n is so lic ite d , in iti a tio n c h a rg e d , o r co llecto n ta k e n IS N EW S. TREASURY CERTIFICATES TO ST IM U L A T E SAVINGS “ W h a t God A lm ig h ty allow s to h a p How to Make a Radio Set J CATWÍ JK E R , or. GAJÆNA E SÏxX ’ï û r i T he recent death of John K endrick S. P . S P E N T $ 1 0 3 ,« 0 2 IN B angs has recalled an Incident that OREGO N DU RING F E B R U A R Y happened recently in one of th e branch libraries. A woman entered one eve T h a t th e S o u th e rn P acific sp e n t ning Just before closing tim e and a fte r $103,602 in O regon in F e b ru a ry o r w andering aim lessly about without finding anything th a t seem ed to please m ore th a n in an y of th e o th e r 25 her, finally cam e to th e desk to con s ta te s in w hich they m ad e p u rch a se s su lt th e lib rarian concerning her need w ith th e exception of C a lifo rn ia , lsi She said th a t a friend of hers had rec th e re p o rt received by I. T. S p a rk s, om m ended a book as being especially d is tric t fre ig h t a n d p a sse n g e r a g e n t. good, and would th e lib ra rian please T he to ta l p u rc h a s e s of th e com pany tell her w here it w as kept. The nam e fo r th e 25 s ta te s a m o u n te d to $1,-1 of the book, site said, w as “T he House 196,431, of w hich $762,043 w as B uilt on the S ticks.” sp e n t in C a lifo rn ia . T he lib ra rian looked puzzled. Visions T he m oney expended w as fo r th e , of certain Biblical references to houses built on th e sands cam e to mind, but o p e ra tin g d e p a rtm e n t a n d does not th is one w as u n fam iliar to her, so she in clu d e m a in te n a n c e of way o r new set about questioning the woman to c o n stru c tio n of tra c k s o r ro llin g find out m ore about it. No, the woman sto ck s, o r b u ild in g s. didn’t know w liat it w as about, bui she did rem em ber th e a u th o r's name. Bangs. Im m ediately th e re cam e an il lum inating idea, and the librarian w ent to the shelf and took down B angs’ “H ouseboat on th e Styx,” and sent a ! satisfied p atro n hom e to enjoy her i newly found tre a su re .—Indianapolis, News. pen I am not too p ro u d to p r in t in m y p a p e r.” B8HS3 •« c o p p e r e t p ip In o th e r w o rd s D ana believed th a t H i Tine* M fw ip e th e firs t a n d m ost im p o rta n t fu n c tion of a n e w sp a p e r w as to p rin t th e new s. A nd he did, h o ld in g so close to th e lin e of v e ra c ity in e v e ry th in g his n e w sp a p e r p u b lish e d , t h a t his c o n te m p o ra rie s , th e c o u n try over, a d m itte d , “ if i t ’s in th e Sun, i t ’s so .” W e h e a rtily a g re e w ith th e B ak er H erald In a re c e n t e d ito ria l on n ew s p a p e r e th ic s, w hich say s: “ You can e d it a class o rg a n to s u it y o u rse lf. B ut a n e w s p a p e r holds O A K E M T t OR HARO RUBBER a tr u s t to give th e new s as it occurs, B a b e . n o t as you w a n t it to be. “ W hen a n y so-called n e w sp a p e r D efendant« In Berlin C ourt Evidently c e n so rs its new s, p rin tin g only th e W ere Not of th e O rdinary Type By WM. G. H. FIN C H To m o u n t d e te c to r cup a n d b in d in g of M alefactors. th in g s it w a n ts th e people to re a d , post a f te r th e th re e holes a re d rille d , A sso ciate M em ber I n s titu te of a n d w ith h o ld s fa c ts it w a n ts th em to R ad io E n g in e e rs m o u n t th e b in d in g p o st a n d m eta l A stra n g e request has been m ade lu be ig n o ra n t of, it is n o t a n e w s a Berlin co urt by a blacksm ith. Paul s trip as illu s tr a te d . M ake a s p rin g ( W ritte n fo r In te r n a tio n a l News p a p e r. * • * out. of th e p h o sp h e r b ro n ze o r cop- I W alter> wh® h a” been Passing him self S erv ice.) T his pledge, a n d th is one only p er w ire a s show n, s o ld e rin g sa m e 1,1 “ P rt“ <'e do we m ake. T h a t is as f a r as N E W Y O RK . A pril 7.— W hen ai I to , h . . „ a ,a . .„ j .............„ ...... I ,ou,r “ ' " J ’ ,w ere 011 trla l to r l>iirglary .. ,t o th e en d of th e ro d . Y ou w ill now and the blacksm ith d e m a n d e d : o u r ju d g m e n t w ill e n a b le us to ra d io m essag e is s e n t it tra v e ls as h av e co m p leted th e d e te c to r. T he I request th a t I be condem ned to a n a ly z e v a rio u s c irc u m sta n c e s, fa st as lig h t, 186,000 m iles p e r sec n e x t a rtic le w ill te ll how to m ak e a d e a th ; If not, then send me to prison we p led g e to every re s id e n t of ond, th e c u r r e n t h a v in g a fre q u e n c y fixed c o n d e n se r a n d th e ra d io code fo r life, so th a t I shall be rendered e a ste rn O regon th a t we w ill be as h ig h a s 100,000 cycles p e r second, will be p rin te d harm less to society." in d e p e n d e n t, fa ir a n d above a n d . in asm u c h as th e d ia p h ra g m of W hen the su rp rised judge said be b o a rd in r e p o rtin g th e new s of could not g ran t such a req u est W alter th e h u m a n e a r w ill n o t resp o n d to each day as it occu rs. • * * s a id : fre q u e n c ie s o r v ib ra tio n s o v er 20,000 “ So w hen you re a d so m e th in g in per second, it is e v id e n t th a t som e “ON TIM E” RECORD MADE “ Well then, p u t me under police su pervision for 20 y ears and I think you BY S. P . D U RIN G M ARCH th e new s co lu m n s th a t you do not m ea n s m u st be fo u n d to d e te c t a n d will see I won’t do anything wrong lik e, re m e m b e r t h a t th e a rtic le s tr a n s la te th e s e im p u lses b e fo re th ey again, but will reform m yself. If I w hich p lease you m o st m ay give o f re a c h th e te le p h o n e rec e iv e r. I t is Of th e 1241 th ro u g h p a sse n g e r don’t, theu sentence me to death next fen se to som eone else. W e a re n o t a know n fa c t t h a t c e rta in c ry s ta ls tim e.” tr a in s o p e ra te d by th e S o u th e rn P a p u b lish in g a c o u n te rfe it n e w sp a p e r. possess th e n e c essa ry p ro p e rtie s to cific com pany on its P acific sy stem . _ T he Judge sentenced him to prison ‘‘L e t us get o u t o f th e h a b it of acco m p lish th is re s u lt, th e m o st pop- d u rin g M arch, 1180, o r 95 1 p e r c e n t i fo ° F r , 18 months “ lontbs a and n d passed passed sentences th o u g h t t h a t we can h a v e e v e ry th in g u l . r o n e need being g a le n a , c o n ta c t m ad e ru n n in g tim e , an d o t th e 4567 i ? h . l ° ‘ ye7™ ai ° “ !‘.e o u r ow n w ay in th is w orld. TJie e d i b e in g m ad e by a fin e sp rln g e d w ire local p a s se n g e r tr a in s , 4455, o r 97.6 i p risoners then thanked th e judge, and to r long since becam e d isc o u ra g ed — hence th e n a m e “ C a tw is k e r.” In p er cen t, w ere on tim e. ; th e blacksm ith added th a t he and bis in try in g to p lea se everybody. W e o rd e r to c o n s tru c t th is ty p e of C a t “ T h is is a re m a rk a b le re c o r d ,” j ffleo d s gladly accepted the sentence try to p u b lish th e H e ra ld a c c o rd in g w isk e r g a le n a d e te c to r, It w ill be n e said J. H. D yer, g e n e ra l m a n a g e r of -—New York Tribune. to th e b e s t p rin c ip le s we know , ac c e ssa ry to o b ta in th e fo llo w in g m a th e ra ilro a d , in m a k in g th is an- c o rd in g to th e A m erican p rin c ip le of terials: Best W ay to W arm Hie Hands. n o u n c e m e n t to day, “ esp ecially con- D uring a severe w inter, a science fre e , u n h a m p e re d e x p ressio n o f o p in 1 ¡sid e rin g th e u n u s u a lly s to rm y w e a -j le c tu rw ’ w^s S i l v e r i n g “au ’ addresiT to ion, a n d u n b iase d , f a ir tr e a tm e n t of d o u b le b in d in g post. th e r of th e la st m o n th a n d th e m oun-J a very sm all audience. w new s. In a b u sin e ss w ay we try to 1 b a k e ltte o r h a rd ru b b e r b a se ta in o u s te r r a in e th a t co m p rise s m uch : P resen tly u shabbily dressed muu i o p e ra te on a b a sis of m e rit a n d se rv 4% inches long. 214 in ch es w ide, V, of o u r te r r ito r y .” entered th e hall. It w as ap p a re n t th at I ice. W e hope you th in k m o re of us th e m an appreciated the le c tu re r’s re inch th ic k . M r. D yer cited th e fo llo w in g ln - th a n if w ere m ad e up of jelly -fish m arks, for be bad not been listening 1 piece o f g a le n a m o u n te d on cup sta n c e s of specific th ro u g h p a sse n g e r s tu f f a n d p rin te d th e p a p e r in in v is m any m inutes before he began to ap o b ta in e d from an y ra d io su p p ly s to re tra in p e rfo rm a n c e s. A b so lu te 100 plaud vigorously. ible ink on tr a n s p a r e n t p a p e r.” fo r 35 c en ts. per c e n t “ On tim e ” p e rfo rm a n c e fo r H is enthusiasm stim u lated the rest 1 b ra s s o r c o p p e r s trip . th e m o n th w as m ad e by th e “ P a c ific ; « of . the ««c .u m ™ « , auu om u audience, aud o from th u a t i momen momen; 2 inches of p h o sp h o r b ro n ze o r L im ite d ” from O a k la n d to O gden; b y ' tbe applause grew freq u en t and unani SISTER SUES SISTER FOR DOMESTIC WAGES co p p er w ire No. 28 o r 30 B. S. g a u g e .; th e “ C a lifo rn ia ” fro m Los A ngeles to U1OU8> und the rem ainder of th e lec 1 ro u n d b ra s s ro d 1-15 o f an Inch T ucson, a n d by th e S u n se t L im ite d tU^ passed sP*eQdldhv. o r 3-32 o f an inch I n d ia m e te r. 1 '4 ¡an d by th e S u n se t E x p re ss fro m New a T h ® 1^ tu re r - fee,ln8 8ra te fu l t0 hi K LA M A TH F A L L S, A pril 8.— Mrs. inches long th re a d e d to ta k e h a rd O rlea n s to San F ra n c isc o , a d ista n c e eos^ed^hhu T s he “w a i le a v in g ’ ilh h o i* l a . r ft a n «« C ora F a rle y , s u in g h e r s is te r, M rs. r ru b b e r h h a o n n d / l le . I . of 2400 m iles. T h e O v erlan d L im ite d exclaim ed, h e a rtily : “I was deilghte ' B e rth a H a rris , in th e d is tric t c o u rt D rill an 8-32 of an inch hole % j w as se n t th ro u g h fro m O a k la n d to to notice th a t you appreciated my re h e re fo r $1095 a lle g ed d u e h e r fo r of a n inch from both en d s in c e n te r O gden on tim e ev e ry day d u rin g th e m arks." d u tie s p e rfo rm e d as a d o m estic in of base to ta k e b in d in g p o sts an d “A ppreciated n o thin’ !” said m o n th of M arch, w ith a sin g le ex th e H a rris h o u se h o ld , T h u rs d a y w as d rill a n o th e r 8-32 inch hole 1% inch- ception. T he G olden S ta te L im ite d i “ * ^ “3 1^ d“/ t ®venT ‘“ “ T » .? ’1? 1 5° a w a rd e d $50. M rs. H a rris se t up a es from edge on left sid e to ta k e (fro m Los A ngeles to E l P a so w as ™ £ £ b°aUa V a T to l^ o u tT d ? c o u n te r claim a g a in s t h e r s is te r of c ry s ta l cup, a n d ta k q th e co p p er o r la te b u t tw ice d u rin g th e 31 d ays of I cam e in. I was clap pln’ to w an $525 fo r b o a rd a n d room . ¡b ra s s s trip , s q u a r e up a n d m a rk o ff., th e m o n th . m yself 1"— P hiladelphia Inquirer. ODD PLEAS MADE TO JUDGE Iron Foundry Now Open All Kinds of Grey Iron Work Casting and Welding W. A. SHELL B A R B E R C hildren’s Work A Specialty S afety b lad es re sh a rp e n e d lik e new . S ingle b it, 30o doz. D obule b it, 60c do». Bon Ton Cafe FOURTH STREET FIRST FROM AND LAST TO DEPOT QUICK LUNCH AND SERVICE PRICES REASONABLE Spring Is Here ■— Have your car washed ami pol ish ed ul th e CLASS A GARAGE eith er «lay or night. 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