ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
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Hbytbrnic Philosophy
Published
Every E vening Except
Sunday
TH E ASHLAND PR IN TIN G CO.
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By Dick Rwey
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OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPHONE 39
THE BACHELOR MAID
W e can a 1 poke fun a t th e bachelor girls.
W ith th e ir prim and eccentric ways,
T heir cats and canaries and corkscrew curls.
And th e num ber and ength of th e ir days;
W e can giggle and w ink w hen th e ir backs a re tu rn e d
And m ake them th e b u tt of o u r fun,
And josh them about th e men they have spurned,
And th e early conquests they won —
But som ehow th e bachelor m aid glides on, and her
life seem s contented and sw eet; she sleeps like a top
when th e day is done, finds raim en t and plenty to eat.
Don’t offer your driveling sym pathy nor pity h e r lonely
life; it isn ’t needed by such as she, save it up for your
own dear wife.
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
eobecription Price Delivered in City:
One m onth ....................................$ .6 5 '
Three m o n t h s ............................... 1.95;
Six m onths ..........................
3.75;
One year .......................... ..
7.50!
Mail and Rural Routes
One m onth ....................................$ .65
T hree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95!
Six m onths ..................................... 3 .5 0 1
One year ...................................... 6.5t
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising
Single in sertion, each in c h ............ SOc
YEARLY CONTRACTS
Display Advertising
One tim e a w e e k ................................27 ^ c
J u s t step to th e glass th ere, you gay old rake, and
Two tim es a w eek............................... 25 c
tak e a sq u in t a t yourself. Did she show poor ju d g m e n t
«very o th e r d a y .................................. 20 c
in fai ing to tak e such a c o n tra ct as you on h erself?
Local Renders
She took your m easure a n d ^ iz e d you up, an d decided,
E ach line, each tim e ......................10c
To ru n every o th e r <tey for one
for b e tte r o r worse, she would pin h er fa ith to a
mon th , each line, each t im e .. 7ci
b rindle pup and save the expense of divorce.
To r u n e v e r y issue for one m onth
of m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c
You say she is childless? Not so, old boy, see them
Classified Column
One cen t th e w ord each tim e.
c lu ste r ab o u t h er c h a ir; her h e a rt is big w ith a m otherly
To ru n every issue for one m onth
joy, while she welcomes “ h e r c h ild ren ” th ere —
or m ore, % c th e ,w o rd each tim e.
And lonely, you say? I reckon not.
Legal Rate
H er cup is f u ’l to th e brim ,
F irs t tim e, per 8-pt5nt lin e ..........10c
Bach su bsequent tim e, per 8*
W hile she glads full m any a lonely spot,
point line .............................. .-. 5c
F u llm a n y an eye th a t is dim.
C ard of t h a n k s .............................$1.00
The bachelor m aid is th e sa lt of th e e a rth ,
O bituaries, th e l i n e .................... 2(£c
The
queen of h er own destiny;
Fraternal Orders and Societies
T he life she leads is th e proof of h e r w orth,
A dvertising fo r fra te rn a l orders
o r societies ch arg in g a re g u la r in iti
And she sm iles a t y our w eak sym pathy.
atio n fee and dues, no discount. Re
ligious and benevolent o rd ers wjll be
charged th e re g u la r ra te for a ll ad
vertlsln g w hen au adm ission or other
T here is alw ays som e balm in Gil-i
THIS IS THE MONTH
ebarge
Is m ade.
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j ead. W ith th e coal s trik e still ini
To pick berries.
What Constitutes Advertising
full sw ing, and a th re a te n e d tie-up
To h u n t th e shade.
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d erstan d - of railro a d traffic, th e a n n u al car
To can a ll you can.
Ing am ong som e as to w hat COnsti ¡sh o rtag e will probably be postponed.!
To w onder w here all th e weeds
tu te s new s an d w hat ad v ertisin g ,
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we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which I
la u sed by new spapers to d iff e re n t- j Jesse W inburn will revel in his
To clean out all th e weeds and
a te betw een
them : “ ALL fu tu re elem ent a t Sap-and-Salt today. Ap-1 bushes a lo rg th e roadw ay
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LADIE8’ A U> ILIARY OK K.K.K.
SECOND BROOD CODLING MOTH
INCORPORATE AT CAPITAL
SPRAY
SALEM, Ju ly 8.— T he L adles of
th e Invisible E m pire, th e w om en’s
The second brood of codling m oth
a u x ilia ry of th e K u K lux K la if has is beginning to em erge. This brood
S led a rtic le s of tncorfporation for tvill strin g along fo r several w eeks?
Oregon.
-Apples should be sprayed betw een!
T he articles of Incorporation ex-! th e 10th and 15th of July, following
p aln th e objects and purposes of the w ith a n o th e r application in two or
org an izatio n as being “ to develop th re e weeks. In o'.d blocks of B a rt?
the physical and m ental capacity of ie tt pears w here w orm s have been
tts m em bers and orthers; to prom ote bad, these pears should be sprayed
b e tte r acq u ain tan ce and closer asso btw eeu the 10th and 15th and again
ciation betw een its m em bers; to p ro -' about A ugust 1st. The pqar orchards
m ote and p reserve th e A m erican fre e ' w here worm s have not been so bad,!
public school syhtem ; ^to preserve and w here one application w l’l con
th e p u rity and suprem acy of *the trol. this should be m ade from Ju ly
w hite race and to u n ite in one insep 17th to 22nd. This application will
a ra b le bond th e P ro te s ta n t women probably be all th a t is necessary in
of th e w orld.”
B a rt'e tt pears in m ost of th e orchard
d istricts,
A w ant ad will sell It.
A casein sp re a d e r of a pound to
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THE VINING THEATRE
m en who stan d highETA ETA E EE '
men in A shland and elsew here who I To we “ stay a t hom es,” who live
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unity, and
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Since th e coal s trik e th e re
fa ith - 11 ls not th a t they a re ru sh in ^ ists in th o se new lands w here m an
>uto th e breach in defense of Ter- i ju st eainlnsr a footho’d
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w as a n ay w n eu m e w e st, m a t t sec-
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on th e petition opposed to th e recall, tion we8t of th e M ississippi, was th e
tim es
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v-ho free y criticize the actions o f ; s to rjed jand o; A m erica. T h ere ex-
th a t official. T he anim us which ap isted th e Indian, th e fro n tie rsm a n ,
An exchange says th a t in its re la
p aren tly lies behind th is m ovem ent ’ th e buffa]o a nd th e cow puncher.
tionship to T he H ague conference, •
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s the tact th a t w ith taxes reaching T here was excitem ent, a d v e n tu re and
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pigeon.
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B ut civilization follow ing close on
If you w ant to feet « 'r e a l good
add th e tra il of th e pioneer, drove ro-
look a t th e 'n ia n w h tfl« alWavs in. a
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manC® fUFth®r w estw ard’ and to d ay ’
position to “ do you d irt,’" look in •
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tne’ .nettra. of a irg a li. a t tqq g en eral con8{dered th e iagt fro n tie r, th e last
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the mirrdfir.
election - in Novem ber, w ith o u t s u b -home-of- rom ance and adventure.
¡t f e t i n g .¿he ^ o u n ty to th e ad d itio n al*
Such is th e un.usuaj, se ttin g of
C u tio u s t h a t even a t The Hag-ue
to a n d , seojjiinglylf u q fte c e s s a ^ expense .¡‘Oven th e. .Bordpr,” which is to be
seem s im possible tfdr th e nations
of a special election.
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good fo r tra m s w hy not also for
ning a serial on th e topic; “ Can a stage8? S u g e g a re affectpd by Jaw
m an love tw o w om en?’ The a u th o r som ew bat but probably not to the
Plays safe, how ever. He doesn’t t e l l , exfent tb a t r a i l w - a , a re
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how it s done. * *
account of th e large n u m b er of indi-i
PREVENTS TIRED FEET
viduals engaged in th e business, need
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to be m ore firm ly reg u lated th an
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reckless d riv ers a re tu rn e d loose on stops shoes from w orrying you.
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highw ays w ith
autom obiles
I m akes th e risk g re a te r fo r stages, i Rexall F oot Powder is easy to
A w ell-know n p rohibitionist de- a lth o u g h th a t is no fa u lt of th e,
use because it is in a sprinkler
d a re s th a t if a ban was placed on stages
U m burger cheese, th e re |a re eom e
n m ight b e ip 80me if a ll d riv e rs, top can.
folks who would be a rre ste d for car- of stages w ere m ade to pass a sta te
rying it in chunks on th e ir hips.
exam ination as to th e ir q u a lific a
COSTS ONLY 25 CENTS
tions.— D upsm uir News.
Now th a t th e fo rm er budget c h ie f,!
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C harlie Dawes, has retire d to priv ate
The governm ent of G eorgia w ill
life, it is possible he m ay tak e to erect a w ireless tele g ra p h sta tio n
w ritin g his m em oirs of W ashington th a t will com m unicate w ith th e prin-
as it is. “ P ro fan ity as a F in e A rt,“ ,cip al cities of th e rest of E urope
for a title m ight m ake it one of the and fo u r radio telephone sta tio n s
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for in ter-city service.
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Do Your Feet
Get Tired?
FOOT POWDER
M cNair Bros.
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C h a rte r No.5747.
Reserve D istrict No 12.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
F I R S T N A T IO N A L . B A N K
At A shland, in the S tate of Oregon, a t the close of business on Ju n e
30th, 1922.
RESOURCES
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1. a. L oans and discounts, including re-dis
counts, acceptances of o ther banks,
and foreign bills of exchange or d rafts
sold w ith indorsem ent of th is b a n k . $601,492.30
T otal loans ....................................................
j 601.492 30
2. O verdrafts, u n secu red .................................. ..
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a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S.
bonds pqr value) .................................. 100,000.00
b -All o th er U nited S tates governm ent se
c u ritie s (including prem ium s if any)
84 41 1.07
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5. O ther bonds, stocks, securities, e tc ...........
6. B anking house, $14,000.00; fu rn itu re and
fixtures, $4,034.16 .................................
7. R eal estate owned o th e r th a n banking house
8. L aw ful reserve w ith F e d e ra l R eserve Bank
10. Cash in v au lt and am o u n t due from
n a tio n a l b a n k s ................... . ...............
11. A m ount due from s ta te banks, b ankers
and tru s t com panies in th e United
S tates (o th e r th a n included in item s
8, 9 and 10) ...........................................
13. Checks on o th e r b anks in th e sam e city or
town as rep o rtin g bank (o th er th an
Hem 12) ................................. .1................
T otal of item s 9, 10, 11, 12 a n d 13. .$101,422.11
14. a. Checks and d ra fts on banks (including
F ed eral R eserve b a n k ) located outisde
of city or tow n of rep o rtin g b a n k . . . .
39.55
b. M iscellaneous cash i t e m s .......................
541.85
15. R edem ption fund w ith U. S. T re a su re r
and due from U. S. T r e a s u r e r ..............
ibis is why LANG stoves are used and endorsed
I by thousands of American housewives— because
I they have proved themselves leaders in fuel
economy, simplicity in operation, appearance
and stability. The Lang principle o f heat cir
culation, the H ot Air Draft and the H ot Blast
. principle enable all Lang Ranges to cut fuel
costs to a minimum. Manufactured o f Armco
Polished iron, nickel plated trimmings and con
taining eleven exclusive features, Lang Ranges
are original in type and construction.
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20.
24.
25.
L A N G Ranges are backed by a
strict guarantee o f satisfaction.
Call today a n d see tbe various
models on display a t our store.
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<?> But th e w orld is m ade— do you
u n d e rsta n d ? Of a frien d or
200 gallons m ay be beneficial a t ¡rn d soaking in w ater over night, th e
th is tim e. T here is going to be a i efficiency for sp reading q u alities
ot of dam age from codling m oth, will be increased very m aterially.
and th e spraying for th e second
E xam ine bands th a t a re on th e
brood should be very thoroughly a p trees every fo u r or five days and
plied.
k T all th e w orm s th a t you find un-
Use from four to six pounds of ; der th e bands. This is very im p o rt
dry -arsenate of lead, and eight to an t and will give results.
12 pounds of paste, to 200 gallon
CLAUDE C. CATE.
tank.
Bv m easuring th e required
County P athologist.
am ount of lead out in d fferen t pails
Ju ly 7, 1912.
4. IT. S. G overnm ent secu rities o w ie d :
AD V ERTISIN G .”
T his applies to ! fe from its reflectlon °n the faces The prices will soon go up.
o rganizations and societies of every oi happy kiddies. This w ou’d be a
To give a little special th o u g h t to
kind as well as to individuals.
m uch p lea sa n te r w orld to live in if th e real m eaning of th e F o u rth .
All re p o rts of such activ ities a fte r i a whole lot of o th ers took a leaf
To sell all th e broody hens. H ens
they have occurred is news.
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All com ing social or organization
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w anting to sit out of season a re
m eetings of societies w here no
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money co n trib u tio n is solicited, I n iti- ’ Old Sol sm iled down w ith h i s ; To scratch a t chiggers. T here is
\ lFWStlia r8 e ^ ' ° F co^ ecton t a ^ en IS broadest grin, o r w hatever it is he no real rem edy except a w arm sa lt
¡does when he trie s to cook us alive, bath.
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon, S aturday, Sunday and M onday. The
To w ean th e sp rin g pigs. Feed
Postoffice as Second-class Mail M at te m p e ra tu re a ro se to 103 h e re Sun- w arm m Lk fo r a few days, grad u ally
ter.
day, which was th e h o tte st day.\ changing to skim m ilk and shorts,
gauged by th e S outhern Pacific ther-1
To keep plenty of fresh w a te r be-
SOLOMONITES
m ograph.— D unsm uir News.
fore the stock and poultry. In hot
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w e a th er (terrible su ffe rin g can be
caused
by ju s t a few hours of ne-
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A FRIEND OR TWO
WHY A SPECIAL ELECTION?
I gleet.
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It begins to look as if th e petition
<S> T h e re ’s all of pleasure and all <3>ifo r th e recall of S heriff Terr{11 ,s 1 ' i To fig h t th e w orm s and insects
of peace, in a friend o r tw o ^
kely t have hard g edding a pe- th a t insist upon g e ttin g a sq u are
* And all your tro u b les m ay find <S>!titio n baa been industrioil8“ly circU-i
f° F n° th ln g ' Th6 SPray PUmP
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of Deace.
peace, in a friend or tw o;
o:’ 4 ! lated a sk in g -x_
the signers
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<?> I t ’s in the grip of the clasping «»¡their nam es, and it is a noticeable a p p e tlte s-— F a rm L lfe-
th a nameS. a tta c h ; | “OVER THE BORDER”
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land, on n ativ e soil or in alien
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Saturday, July 8. 1922
P. J. AMER
Ashland, Oregon
376 E. Main St.
Phone 131
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able within 30 d a y s ):
26. Individual deposits subject to c h e c k . . .
27. C ertificates of deposit due in less th a n
30 days (o th e r th an for m oney borrow ed)
28. S tate, county, or o th er m unicipal depos
its secured by pledge of assets of th is
bank or o t h e r w i s e ................... . . . . .
30. D ividends unpaid .............. ........... / . .............
T otal of dem and deposits (o th er than
bank deposits) su b ject to R eserve
Item s 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31 .............. 481.864 48
Time deposits subject to Reserve (paya b 1 e
a fte r 30 days, o r subject to 30 days
or m ore notice, and postal s a v in g s ):
32. C ertificates of deposit (o th e r th an f o r
_ , . m oney borrow ed) ................. ...............
34. O ther tim e d ep o s'ts .......................................
35. P o stal savings deposits .............. .................
Total of tim e deposits subject to reserve.
item s 32, 33, 34. and 3 5 . . . . ............... 460,359.03
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5,668.02
581.40
5,000.00
1.183,502.57
100,000.00
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11,990.92
96,395.00
49.00
2,844.14
D em and d ep osits (o th er than Panic d e
posits) subject to R eserve (deposits paj’-
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48 456 20
407,145.51
28,887.95
40,831.02
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391,916.35
783.41
TOTAL ........................................ .................
1.183,502.57
S tate of Oregon, County of Jackson__sg ,
I, J. W. McCoy, cashier of th e above-nam ed bank, do solem nly
sw ear th a t the above sta te m e n t is t ru e t 0 the best of my know ledge an d
belief.
j . w . McCOY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sw orn to before me> tb ja 8tb day of July, 1922.
(S eal)
g H. BILLINGS, N otary Public
C orrect— A ttest
E. D. BRIGG&.
W. H. McNAIR,
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THOS. H. SIMPSON, D irectors.
Quality
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LIA B ILITIES.
C apital stock paid in ...............................
S urplus fund ............................
U ndivided p rofits ...........................................$ 1 1,990.92
C irculating notes o u tsta n d in g . .................
C ertified checks o u ts ta n d in g . . ( ..............
C ash ier’s checks o u tsta n d in g ...................
T otal of Item s 21, 22, 23, 24. and 2 5 . . . 2.893.1 4
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Of itself, advertising is little. And the
differences in it are the differences which
pays those men who are truthful, sincere,
interesting and believable.
exist in men.
It pays the men whose product deserves
the payment, whose brains are keen en
Just as some men are strong and virile
and interesting, so is some advertising,
,-Vnd just as some men are ineffectual and
ough to organize for success and judge
enough of the human mind to know how to
tell their story with sincerity and interest.
weak and boring, so is some other ad
vertising.
So when you judge advertising, judge it
bv how it is used and bv whom—not of
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“ Does it pay to advertise?” It pays
those men who are keen enough students
of the public to make it pay them.
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itself and of itself alone.
Ileinemher, an ugly man looks just as
ugly in a mirror.