PAGE TUO ASHLAND D A IL Y TIDING S Piickiy, May 5, 10J*2 ¡se rv e , w hen he ta k e s his s e a t in th e cen so red by th a t W atchdog of th e s e n a te , no m an k n o w e th . He w as o t'iH e a rs t n ew sp a p e rs, A r th u r B ris E s ta b lis h e d 1876 Sim ply b ecau se he does n ot P a b lla b e d E v ery E v e n in g c .A « p , th e p ro g re ssiv e s one of th e m o st bane. p ro g re ssiv e , a n d w ould n a tu r a lly be possess th e a b ility to do it h im self S unday expected to lin e up w ith th e ir r é ­ a n d h a s th e m oney to h ire som eone TH E ASHLAND PRINTING CO. c o n c ilia b les lik e Jo h n so n , B orah, et else to do it fo r him . O FFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY al, a n d th e re fo re “ a g in th e a d m in ­ If th e la te H o m e r D a v e n p o rt w ere PA PER is tr a tio n ,” b u t as he h a s long looked w ith us to d ay , he w ould tell ydu T E L E P H O N E 39 fo r p re s id e n tia l lig h tn in g to s tr ik e s o m e th in g a b o u t H e a rs t a n d th e K. J. BARRETT, Editor in h is v icin ity , it m ay be th a t he m a n n e r in w hich he c ra w ls o u t from subscription P rice D elivered in City: will be found on a c o n serv a tiv e ly u n d e r a c o n tra c t. So could th e la te O ne m o n th ......................................$ .65 c o n se rv a tiv e lin e -u p . R ic h a rd H a rd in g D avis. 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It is a n y b o d y ’s race, h o w - ,a n d th e n u m b e r of votes he received C lassified Column One c e n t th e w ord each tim e. ev er, a n d a n y fo re c a stin g of th e re -j w ould ju s t a b o u t m ak e up a c o rp o r- To ru n every issu e fo r one m o n th su lt a t th e p rim a rie s , a t th is tim e, ¡ a l’s g u a rd . And he sp e n t a q u a r te r o r m o re, % c th e w ord each tim e. is n e c e ssa rily based on s h e e r g u ess ¡of a m illion in m a k in g th a t show - L eg al R a te F irs t tim e, p e r 8 -p o in t lin e .......... 10c w ork, tem p e re d p e rh a p s by p e rso n a l *n S- C ro k e r once said of him , w hen p refe re n c e s. 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R e­ th e b a ttle of his c a re e r on his h a n d s, it h a n g in g on a bush in h e ll.” H e a rst lig io u s a n d b e n e v o le n t o rd e rs wUl 'be S e n a to r N o rb lad , of C latsop, who is has n e v e r held a public office since, c h a rg e d th e re g u la r r a te fo r a ll ad v e rtlsin g w hen an a d m issio n o r o th e r a f te r th e c o n g re ssio n a l to g a, is a a lth o u g h he has n o m in a te d h im self live w ire a n d in his w h irlw in d c a m -jo n se v era l p rev io u s occasions, c h a rg e is m ade. p a ig n — in c id e n ta lly th e only k in d h e ' ________________________ W hat C onstitutes A dvertising w ould know how o m ak e __ is In o rd e r to a lla y a m is u n d e rs ta n d ­ BLAMING TH E WOMAN ing am o n g som e as to w h a t c o n s ti­ m a k in g frie n d s rig h t an d left a n d B lam tu te s new s a n d w h a t a d v e rtis in g , P iling up c a p ita l on th e s tre n g th o f ' , " « ing ? th e w om an h as S been been 3 a w e p r in t th is very siih p le ru le , w hich C o n _________ g re ssm a n . . . 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T he pres- * w ell-,n te n tio n «* out s h o rt A ll re p o rts of such a c tiv itie s a fte r e n t in c u m b e n t h a s w e a th ere d a good o c c u p an ts of P«b>“ a w ho see th e y h a v e o c c u rre d is new s. | econom ic a n d Po i“ ical ris e of A ll com ing social o r o rg a n iz a tio n m an y s to rm s in th e p a s t 16 y e a rs m e e tin g s of so c ie tie s w h e re no w om en fro m a d e p e n d e n t to an in d e ­ m oney c o n trib u tio n is so lic ite d , in iti p e n d e n t s ta te , th e c a u se of a il th e a tlo n c h a rg e d , o r co llecto n ta k e n IS A SO R R Y SPE C T A C L E ills to w hich m o d ern c iv iliz a tio n is N E W S. W illiam R a n d o lp h H e a rs t has se ­ h e ir. E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O regon, lected h im se lf fo r th I w h ere th e m oney w ent. A ndy h a s ria g e , a s a c u re fo r d ivorce, th e di- [ A RESTFUL 3 U X R EVERY NIGHT. ) sp e n t th a t kind of m oney b efo re, vorced w om an being one of th e g re.it a n d knew w h ere th e placin g of i t 'e v i l s of th e c o u n try ! w ould do th e m ost good. If th e It w ould be a d u ll w orld if we all SOI.OMOXITES people knew H e a rst, a s n e w s p a p e r, th o u g h t a lik e . Y et one is re m in d - m en know him , it is d o u b tfu l w heth-1 ed th a t a fu n d a m e n ta l of th e gov- <«* MAMMON <$> e r he could be elected to a n y th in g ,! e rn m e n t of w h a t we re v e re a s th e B ut t h e r e 'l a n d of th e free, is to le ra n c e ; Will­ • You re fu s e to s h a re w ith <$> u n less it w as oblivion. is no such luck. B ryan a c q u ire d in g n ess to concede to th e o th e r fel­ o th e rs W h a t th ey h o n e stly h a v e <3> th e ru n n in g h a b it, b u t he had a b il­ low th e r ig h t to his opin io n , even <*> e a rn e d ; ity an d in te g rity to go w ith it. a s we hold in a lie n a b le th e rig h t to H e does not o u r own. • “ S ta rv in g c h ild re n , w eeping H e a rst h a s n e ith e r. m o th e r s ! ”— <§> possess even com m on h o n esty in bis No good A m erican h a s a n y o b jec­ P o u f! I t ’s little y o u ’re con- <§> d e a lin g s w ith h im se lf o r a n y o n e tion to an y o n e th in k in g t h a t tla p - c ern ed . <♦/. else, He has m an ag ed to keep h im ­ p ers c a u se w ars, th a t w om en a re • W ith no conscience to re ta rd <§> self in th e pu b lic eye by p re s e n tin g evil c re a tu re s , t h a t h a sty m a rria g e s • you, th e sp e cta cle of a m an of w ealth , u n d e rm in e th e A m erican hom e, o r All th a t you can g et you <•> c h a m p io n in g th e ca u se of th e peo­ th a t vice can be c u re d by “ d o n ’t do • ta k e , ple— th e com m on people, if you will it law s. B ut th e re is g re a t o b je c ­ — by th e sim p le process of fo ste rin g tio n to e v a n g e lis ts , e d u c a to rs a n d • And y o u 're pay in g m en to g u a rd you » d isc o n te n t a n d u n re s t an d tra d in g ; le g is la to rs s ta tin g a s fa c ts w hich upon it. His a b ility m ay be m eas­ th ey wisli to be th e b a sis of legal F ro m th e en em ies you m ake. u red by th e fact t h a t his s ig n a tu re a c tio n .w h a t a re , a f te r a ll, only p e r ­ • ♦ h as n e v e r a p p e a re d o v er an e d ito ria l sonal o pinions, th e tru tli o f w hich ' on d o n ’t have to be good to be th a t w as not w ritte n fo r him . and he it is d iffic u lt to s u b s ta n tia te bv in v a good d a n c er. has n e v e r d e liv e re d a speech th a t evidence. * * had n ot been p re p a re d a n d closely! O ne does w o n d er, a t tim es, w h e th - One s p lin te r in th e log is w o rth tw o in th e h and. * • Ashland Tid ° 7 SP° Did you e v e r try to h u rry w ith ­ o u t e v e ry th in g g oing w rong ? • • F re sh n e s s is a fine q u a lity in a l­ m ost e v e ry th in g b u t people a n d im ­ p o rte d cheese. • • Som e in m a te s of a sy lu m s o u g h t to be o u t, a n d a lot of people o u tsid e o u g h t to be in. One of Mr. B ry a n 's tro u b le s m ay be tra c e d to th e fact th a t he is u n ­ a b le to d istin g u is h b etw een d e v i a ­ tio n a n d e v o lu tio n . * ♦ O u r fellow to w n sm a n . Geo. W . D unn, o u g h t to m ak e a good s e n a ­ to r. Any m an who can pick o u t as «oft a spot fo r a c a m p a ig n . as he did in c a stin g his p o litic a l b o n n e t in th e rin g , m u st c e rta in ly be given c re d it fo r ex cellen t ju d g m e n t. And th a t s badly n eed ed in th e s e n a te . * • B everidge, th e o n e-tim e B ull- M ooser, who follow ed his le a d e r, th e la te T h e o d o re R oosevelt, in to p o liti­ cal oblivion, tw e lv e y e a rs ago. has p u t over a “ co m e-b ack ” in In d ia n a by d e fe a tin g S e n a to r New, a dyed- in -the-w ool re a c tio n a ry of th e old school. U n d er w hat b a n n e r he will XS e r th ese re fo rm e rs w ho d e c ry w om en m en w ho w ould d a re ta lk to a w om ­ T ry D e tric k fo r rip e olives, green P re v e n t fo re s t fire s in O re g o n ’t re a lly had m o th e rs, o r if, lik e Topsy, an in his em ploy fo r th e sam e le n g th olives, sw e e t pick les, dill pickles, o u td o o rs. th ey “ j u s t g ro w e d ” ! of tim e he w ould give to a m an ex­ boiled h am , ch ip p ed beef a n d honey. _______ p la in in g d e ta ils of bu sin ess. No m a t­ “ W e sell fo r le ss.” 2 0 1 tf I t pays to read th e e la ssified page. JE A L O U S W IV E S P R E V E N T te r how tr u s tf u l a w ife is, sh e c a n ­ W O M E N ’S A D V A N C E M E N T n o t believe th a t it is b u sin ess. Most A w orld-old p ro b lem , h a n d le d w ives have re a so n vo be su sp icio u s, from a new a n g le in “ D on’t E v e r ¡ th a t is. if th e em ploye 19 a t a ll good M arry, is th e clev er p ro d u c tio n a t , looking. th e V in in g th e a te r to n ig h t a n d to ­ T he s lig h t tra n s g re s s io n of th e a t ­ m o rro w n ig h t. titu d e w hich th is ex ecu tiv e gives as W om en a re th e g re a te s t enem ies th e sa fe o n e fo r a m a rrie d m an to w om en in b u sin e ss have, a c c o rd in g j p u rsu e Is co m m itted by th e h ero of to an ex ecu tiv e of a com pany in New M arsh all N e ila n ’9 la te s t p ro d u ctio n , A o rk th a t em ploys h u n d re d s of both j “ D on’t E v e r M a rry .” T h e in n o ce n t sexes. He b lam e s th e hom e w om an 1 c o m p lic a tio n s w hich re s u lt a re but fo r th e fa ilu re of o ffice w om en to a p a rt o f th e h u m o r w ith w hich th e a d v a n ce fa s te r th a n th ey g e n e ra lly p ro d u c tio n a b o u n d s. ‘‘D on’t E v e r do, a n d for th e fact th a t w om en ex­ ' M a rry ” w ill be th e a ttr a c tio n a t th e IN A SPECIALLY WRITTEN COMEDY e c u tiv es a re a ra rity . V ining th e a te r to n ig h t a n d to m o r- BY AARON HOFFMAN T h e re a r e m ig h ty few m a rrie d ' row . PAGE-Mediord KOLB & DILI CAPITAL ** LABO R S Y M P H O N IC JA ZZ — A lso— B U R P E E ’S "M A T C H L E SS” and "DW A RF GIANT” and The “ E A R L Y ANNA” S pecial P ric e s in Q u a n titie s p a «r^d-PhlSS« I.etterr8’1 ’“ a k - cllt-cks, post o ffice m oney o rd e rs to a g e T h e a te r. In clu d e se lf-a d d re sse d sta m p e d envelope to in su re sa fe re tu r n . 1 ‘ r o w f Vi ’ $2‘2 °r:- P alC ony’ l s t 8 tow s, $1-65; next 3 row s. $ 1 .1 0 , la s t 2 row s. 5a c e n ts. In clu d es w ar tax. ^H olm es Grocery Today W j Tomorrow the theater beautifi »" Women are reasonable—there’s no use talking’! D on ’ t E ver M arry — ivi til-- WESLEY BARRY At the same time, three girls—all 1922 models- elaim Joe as their husband. Which one got the decision? A mirthsome raid into the “ Old Kit B ag” married life O pen S u n d a y s 8 A. M .to 5:30 P. M. GUARANTEED VULCANIZING V hen we repajr a tire nr tube we guarantee same to last the life ot tire nr tube we repair. If it fails to do this_ Your Money Will Be Cheerfully Refunded FISK AND GOODRICH TIRES Michelin Red Ring-Shaped Tubes KRUGGEL BROS. T ire S h op 374 E. Main of ----- Also----- UPPER AND LOWER » > Fithian Will Defeat Williams VOTERS WANT LIVE COMMITTEEMAN V O T I FOR Ashland Realty Co. 0. H. FITHIAN HOUSES RANCHES C H EA P! R epublican Candidate Opposite City Hall fo r NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN Ashland, Oregon ON MAT B a t IKE PATTERSON R EPU B L IC A N N O M INEE FO R GOVERNOR at the p rim aries Friday. May 19. H e is a m an o f rare p erso n a lity and p r o v e d e x e c u t i v e a b i!? y . H ere, b riefly, is hie atory: Isaac L ee P a t­ terso n w as born in B enton C ou n ty , O r e g o n , in 1 8 5 9 . A tten d ed cou n try sc h o o ls and w ork ed his w ay throu gh C h ristian C o lleg e, M onm outh. B e­ c a m e a s u c c e s s f u l m e r c h a n t in S alem . In 1 8 9 4 w as e le c te d State S e n a to r from M arion C o u n ty . In 1 8 9 8 w a s a p p o in te d C o lle c to r of C u sto m s a t P ortland, by P resident M cK inley; re-a p p o in ted by P resid en t R o o se v e lt in 1 9 0 2 . MR. and MRS. H UDNELL, Props. Spring Is Here A Record of Achievement H ILE he was c o lle c to r , the b u sin ess o f Mr. P a tter­ son s o ffic e p ra ctica lly d oubled y e t h e red u ced the c o st o f ru n n in g his o ffic e by $ 6 ,3 8 0 a year. S in ce 1906 has been a su c c e ssfu l farm er at E ola. P o lk C o u n ty . . I„ 19 l 9 ,and 1921 ?eJ ved as State S en ator from P o lk C ou n ty . A s ch airm an o f S e n a te F in an ce C o m m ittee led the fight a f \ ? 8t . ?a ary ‘n crea se bills and d efeated m ost salary™ *” 92 VOted a &a,n st in crea sin g G o v ern o r’s W It is tim e for buildin g and repairing. W hen you w ant an y ­ th in g in H ardware, w h eth er it U a few n ails, a lock or tool, here, feeling; sure you w ill get ORCHESTRA HOW TO SE C U R E T IC K E T S BY M AIL NOW M r ° f‘|t ,ers W1!1 by filled in th e o rd er of th e ir reecip t and filled be­ fo re th e re g u la r box office sale opens, T u esd ay . May 9 th , a t 10 Get T hom Now at for a real place to e a t H om e cooked m eats served fam ily style. B reakfast to order. R egular ‘ dinner, 5 0 , cents. Sunday chicken dinner, 75 cents. J u st across from Library— »35 E a st Main St. Vote for Patterson and Stop this Waste! Sm ca 1913 State taxes have increased 748.7 per cent! what you w ant, rig h t in q u al­ I h u g ro ss ex tr a v a g a n c e m ust be sto p p ed ! Mr. P atter- e o n h a s p le d g e d th a t w h en e le c te d be w ill m ake . su b ­ sta n tia l d ecrea se m y o u r sta te ta x es b y e ffic ie n t an d ec. H. FI ' l l \ , w h olesale shoe m erchant, candi­ d a te for th e ofti<*e of Rep. li«.;:i National Com m itteem an. He is opposing Ralph E. W illiam s, w ho has served sin ce 19OH. O riginally W illiam s was a Dem ocrat. “ F ithian is th e head of th e F ithian-B arker Shoe Co., Portland. It is literally tru e th is tim e that ‘the o ffice seek s the m an’.” MORNING OREGONIAN SAYS: “That FITHIAN has organized a strong cam paign and is con­ ducting a vigorous battle, is evident to th e public ami it has un­ doubtedly caused uneasiness in the W illiam s camp." PORTLAND TELEGRAM SAYS: “ F ith ian, although a lifelo n g worker in th e R epublican party, has never sought p olitical office. “ W illiam s is a professional p olitician who, after serving 14 years as national com m itteem an, w ants still another tern«. “In th e 1912 national convention, W illiam s w as an tagon istic to Theodore R oosevelt, despite th e fa«* that the O regon delegaion w as pledged to the great Am erican. “F ith ian prom ises to work in harm ony with O regon’s delegation in Congr<*ss. “ W illiam s lias never worked in harm ony with th e delegation ." FITHIAN CLUB, ’ By CHAS. T. EARLY, P resident ROBT. G. McXARY, Secretary. CHAS. W. EB E R L E IX , T reasurer.