PAG« TWO
Ashland
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
am ong th e possibilities th a t he will
find in these failu res th e grounds
for a recom m endation to congress
for th e creatio n of an a rb itra tio n r a s
c o u rt arm ed w ith pow er to enforce
Its decisions.
Tidings
E stablished’ 1876
Published Every Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO,
AND
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPHONE 39
Thursday, July 18, lb tti
Australia’s Famous Gum Tree
See the Demonstration
-Today-
BERT MOSES JOINS THE TIDINGS
STAFF
i
The T idings has secured from
subscription Price Delivered in City:
B ert Moses th e exclusive rig h t to
One m onth .......................... . . . .$ .65
As taxes go up, p atrio tism <S> publish in A shland his w idely-know n j
Three m o n t h s .......................
1.95 ❖
Six m onths .................................... 3.75 <$> goes down.
<§>j fe a tu re called “ Sap and S a lt" )
One year ...................................... 7.50 €>
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<§> These epigram m atic p a ra g ra p h s will
Mail and Rural Routes
be found daily on ou r ed ito rial page.
One m onth ....................................$ .65 <$■ The best doctors now use less
Moses has a way of his own in
m
edicine
and
m
ore
josh.
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T hree m onths ............................... 1.95
Rlx m onths .................................... 3.50 ❖
saying
things. His rep u tatio n as a
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One year ..........................
6.5t
The few er things you tak e on <S> h um orist and philosopher extends
ADVERTISING RATES
a
journey,
th e b e tte r tim e you <?> all over th e country, and th ro u g h
Display A dvertising
<8> his work for the new spapers, Ash­
single Insertion, each in c h ............ 30c!
have.
YEARLY CONTRACTS
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<§> land is g e ttin g a g re a t deal of ad­
Display Advertising
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C ig arette ad v ertising is m uch <$> vertising.
One tim e a w e e k ................................27 % -*•
c b e tte r th an th e cigarettes.
“ Sap and S a lt” touches upon life
Two tim es a w eek............................... 25 c
in
all its phases. It takes hum an
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^Jvery o th e r d a y .................................. 20 c
61 NORTH MAIN STREET
Local Readers
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The sto re th a t th in k s m ore of
n a tu re to pieces and serves it up in
Each line, each tim e ......................10c
p ro fit th an of service, is su re <§> hom eopathic doses.
Serm ons a re
To ru n every o th e r dlay for one
<§> to go broke.
<$> c u t to lines, and books a re reduced
m onth, each line, each t im e .. 7c
to a few words. Moses m akes peo­
<$•
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To ru n every issue for one m onth
The m ore a m an know s about <§> ple th in k — and he also m akes them
dp m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c
Classified Column
$> m usic, th e less he seem s to <S> sm ile, which to him is as high a m is­
This is the fam ous old gum tree in A ustralia beneath which in December
One cen t th e word each tim e.
1836, a British officer form ally proclaimed that Great Britain recognized South
know about business.
<§> sion as any m an can ever fill.
To ru n every issue for one m onth
T here a re som e 70 new spapers, A ustralia as a colony. It is near Glenelg, a suburb of Adelaide, and each
or m ore, fac the„w ord each tim e.
including
th e Tidings, now pub lish ­ year is visited by thousands of the curious.
i> HEZ HECK SAYS:
Legal Rate
F irst tim e, per 8-pt2nt lin e ..........10c <♦>
ing “ Sap and S a lt.” Am ong ' them
“ If a m an a in ’t got no
A. new device for estim atin g the
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
are th e P itts b u rg P ress, Brooklyn TEHAMA TREASURY HEELÆD
<$> sense in his head, you can ’t
polnt line ...................................... 5c
W ITH BALANCE OF $253,865 am o u n t of ta r in illu m in atin g gas
S tan d ard Union, W ashington (D. C.)
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: passes m easured q u a n titie s of gas
C ard of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00 -■$> git none o u t.”
Tim es, K ansas City Jo u rn a l, Buffalo
O bituaries, th e line .......................2% c
RED BLU FF, Calif., Ju ly 13.— ' th r <>ugh fiite r paper, w hich is stained
Fraternal Orders and Societies
Com m ercial, M em phis Com m ercial-
T eham a county on Ju n e 30 had a and tb en com pared w ith stan d ard
A dvertising fo r fra te rn a l orders
Appeal,
H ouston C hronicle, Spring-
TH
E
GERMAN
CRISIS
cash
balance of $255,865.82. T his ' color8-
o r societies c h arg in g a re g u la r in iti­
A new crisis w ith reg a rd to th e field (M ass.) Union, Tacom a Led- was shown in th e m onthly rep o rt of
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e ­
ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be G erm an rep a ra tio n paym ents has ger, Salem C apital Jo u rn a l, Eugene County T re a su re r E. L. Cullen, f ile d .
(O re.)
H erald,
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad b ro u g h t a sta te m e n t from P rem ier R egister, Albany
yesterday aftern o o n w ith th e board
v ertlsing when an adm ission or other
P
endleton
E
a
st
O
regonian,
G rants
Lloyd George th a t only by th e a s­
of supervisors. The cash on h a n d !
charge Is m ade.
sistance of the U nited S tates can P ass C ourier, S alt L ake City T rib ­ Ju n e 1 am ounted to $276,274.82.
What Constitutes Advertising
G erm any be placed on h er financial une, Colorado Springs T elegraph Cash receipts for the m onth footed C
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d ­
E rie (P a .) Tim es, and P asadena
feet,
to $33,851.75, and the d isb u rse­
ing am ong som e as to w hat consti
Star.
But if this be tru e , then th e hope
m ents $54,260.73.
tu te s news and w hat advertising,
It has come to be a general cus­
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which of G erm an recovery should be as
Is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti­ fain t as th e light of a sixteenth m ag­ tom for read ers to cup “ Sap and STUDENTS WILL MAKE
a te betw een them : “ ALL fu tu re n itu d e s ta r to th e naked eye. F o r S a lt” every day and paste th e clip­
SECOND CLIMB TO SHASTA
events, w here an adm ission charge
pings in a scrap book. Many of the
Is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS the United S tates has too many!
ADVERTISING.*
T his applies to j debts on her hands from supposedly th in g s Moses w rites a re ju st w hat
SISSON, Calif., Ju ly 13.— P lans
organizations an d societies of every ! solvent n ations to u n d e rta k e to lift you often w ant to say yourself, and a re being m ade for the second clim b­
Tiday and Saturday
in
kind as well as to individuals.
when
you
have
the
p
arag
rap
h
s
in
a
JULY
14TH & 13TH
up a country which may become
ing of M ount Shasta this m onth by j
All rep o rts of such activities a fte r '
scrap-hook,
you
can
tu
rn
to
them
— TWO DAYS —
b a n k ru p t a t any m om ent.
stu d e n ts and m em bers of the faculty |
they have occurred is news.
The in h ere n t difficulty in th e and use them over.
All com ing social or organization
of the sum m er session of the Chico ;
m eetings of societies w here no situ a tio n lies in two co n trad icto ry
S tate T eachers’ college.
money co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti­ policies, which the allies have been
The p arty will be u n d er the direc- i
ation charged, or collecton tak e n IS
a
tte
m
p
tin
g
to
follow
since
th
e
a
r
­
tion
of E. L. Cole, head of the e d u ­
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PEOPLE’S FORUM
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NEWS.
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AND
m istice. On the one hand, they have
cation d ep artm en t, who has clim bed
E n tered a t the A shland, Oregon desired to collect huge sum s from
Shasta six tim es in the p ast th ree
Postoffice as Second-class Mall M at­
Charles Eay
C ounting th e Cost
G erm any. On th e other, they have
sum m ers.
ter.
V'
E d ito r of th e Tidings:
been laboring to keep th a t country
One of the a rg u m e n ts ag a in st the
Read the w ant ads.
Vining. Tomorrow and Sat.
in d u stria lly pow erless and to pre­
SOLOMONITES
recall of th e p resen t sh e riff is the
vent her economic recovery, in the
cost of the special election.
We
fe a r th a t a restored G erm any m ight
revenge.
B ut an im r poverished
i r e
MADE OYER
<$> ;eek _______
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•$> U nder th e sp reading ch estn u t ^ ¡G e rm a n y cannot and never will be,
erty and e \e iy step of upw aid
j progress has not been w ithout cost.
tre e
able to m eet th e indem nity pay-
B ut ask if the death of th e m an,
A
The village sm ithy stood,
<$> m ents.
killed by a d ru n k en d riv er on the
B ut m ovie m agnates all agree <$>
way from a K ingsbury Springs
<♦> T h at blacksm iths a re no <$>
(’OMRULSORY A RBITRATION
dance, did not cost m ore th an the
■e>
good,
<$>
T here is ju st one way— one way recall of th e m an who has com ­
And so h e ’s ru n n in g a garage <$> only— to put an end to strik es. Make
<•> As m o d e r n
black sm ith s <$> a rb itra tio n com pulsory. T here would pletely failed to do his d uty to pre­
vent d ru n k en n ess in Jackson coun­
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should.— M ontague.
*<§> be no in ju stice to anyone in th e en ­
ty.
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T h e n ew G o o d y e a r
a c tm en t of such a law. It could, and
It cost an im m easureable price to
Cross-Rih T read Cord
it should be, m ade the c o u rt of la st
The recall will be an innovation t reso rt for th e em ployer as well as get th e 13th am endm ent to the con­
in one respect. The election will fall th e employe. A court of a rb itra tio n stitu tio n in m oney, life, b ittern e ss
on S aturday, instead of th e custom ­ w ith full power to enforce its fin d ­ and strife , b u t th e w orld counts it
w orth w hile. The 18th am endm ent
a ry Tuesday.
ings, w ould go f u rth e r tow ard b rid g ­ is even m ore fa r reaching and es­
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ing th e chasm betw een cap ital and sen tial to hum an safety and happi­
I t is said by occulists th a t h e a r­ labor th an all th e unions and em ­
ness th an th e 13th, and th e whole
ing becomes m ore acute when the ployers’ associations ever organized
w orld is looking to see if th is g reat
eyes a re closed.
W e have known These o rganizations a re
form ed nation can free itse lf from th is
clergym en who could b e a r o u t this solely for th e purpose of aggressive
cursed slavery of drink.
assertion.
protection, and w ith th is basis, th e
T h a t we beliFVed it possible and
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in te re sts of th e one can never be expected th a t th e re was enough re ­
W onder w hat th e y ’re going to do identical, or even rem otely so, w ith spect for law and th e con stitu tio n
w ith th a t recall of th e recall p eti­ the in te re sts of th e o th er. M utual to m ain tain it was evidenced in the
tion?
F ra m e it, probably. It can in te re st is u n a tta in a b le, w here one overw helm ing vote of 46 of th e 48
H ere is a big, stu rd y , long-w ear­
Like th e A ll-W e a th e r T read
scarcely be used fo r any o th er p u r­ side is a c tu a te d by a d esire to get sta te s of th e Union. W h eth er we!
ing n ew tire b u ilt to satisfy the
C ord; its fo u n d a tio n is genuine
pose. A ccording to th e best in fo r­ the m ost for th e least possible ex­ can do it depends upon how we en-!
b u y e r o n every p o in t o f m ile­
high-grade long-staple cotton.
m ation o btainable, even though it p en d itu re, an d the o th e r to give th e force th e law rig h t now a t th e be­
age,
quality
a
n
d
price.
had a tta ch e d th e req u isite n u m b er least possible, and exact th e re fo r th e ginning. If it c a n ’t be done in a
L ike th e A ll- W e a th e r T re a d
of nam es, it possesses no legal sig­ m ost obtainable. The tw o goals are w estern county w ith a p rep o n d er­
It is designed especially fo r th e
C o rd , it em bodies th e efficient
nificance, which w ould not be re n ­ absolutely d iv ergent, and it is not ance supposedly of 100 per cent
m a n w h o w an ts th e essential
g ro u p -p ly co n stru c tio n , a G ood-
dered inoperative by th e calling of w ithin hum an com pass to lay o u t a A m ericans, c o n stitu tio n a l
govern­
advantages
o
f
co
rd
tire
perform
­
fj
!
year
p aten t.
com m on road th a t will lead to points m ent has failed
th e election by the county clerk.
B ut it sh all not
ance
at
th
e
low
est
possible
price.
A
j/
Like
th
e A ll-W eath er T read C ord,
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diam etrically opposite.
fail. If the m en elected to enforce
See the em issaries of H earst have
In th e case of th e coal s trik e and th e law fail, a free people has not
it is th e p ro d u c t o f a n experienced
It is designed to offer th e b u y er a
been m onkeying w ith a convention th e ra ilro a d s trik e , It is d ifficu lt to only th e rig h t b u t th e duty, to get
co
m pany w h ich has a w orld-w ide
quality p ro d u c t at a price even
of dem ocrats in Syracuse, N. Y., his see w hat can be accom plished under som eone who will and we will not
re p u ta tio n to safeguard.
low er th a n h e has form erly paid for
m an ag er in tim a tin g th a t he was th e a rb itra tio n plan proposed in spare th e necessary m oney to do it.
a “long discount” tire. It has a different
Look a t th e prices o f th e new G oodyear
ready to tap th e safety deposit P re sid e n t H a rd in g ’s proclam ation,
It is no light th in g w hen law en­
tre
a
d
fro
m
th
e
fam
ous
G
oodyear
A
ll-
And this forcem ent is a joke, and even school
vaults, if th e convention w ould in ­ except to m ark tim e.
C ross-R ih T re a d C o rd , listed below .
W e a th e r T re a d C o rd —a new tread w ith a
d o rse his asp ira tio n s for th e dem o­ m ark in g of tim e is th ro ttlin g th e in ­ boys can get liq u o r w ithout fe a r of!
C o m p are these prices W’ith n e t prices you
cratic nom ination for governor, as d u strie s of th e country,| not lesls th e law. This is a call to every c iti-|
deep, clean-cut, ccg-like p a tte rn —a n d its
are asked to pay fo r “ long d isc o u n t” tires
Any zen who w ants safety for o u r homes,
a stepping stone to th e presidency. surely th a n a re th e strik es.
selling price ranges from« 20 to 2 5 % less.
of u n k n o w n re p u ta tio n a n d value.
com m ission
appointed and o u r children to vote fo r tem -i
He was tu rn e d down. Guess Wil­ a rb itra tio n
liam ’s m oney m u st be p re tty badly u n d er existing conditions can only j perance. The recall is n othing else.
T h is n e w tire is th e G o o d y ear Cross-R ib
W h y take a ch an ce o n such tires?—you
ta in te d when a dem ocrat will have be in th e n a tu re of a successor to th ej
T re a d C o rd .
A W. C. T. U. MEMBER.
k
n o w it d o e sn ’t pay.
none of it. Seem s to us we once U nited S tates railw ay lab o r board,
Like th e A ll-W e a th e r T re a d C o r d it is lib er­
heard of a R ichard C roker of T am ­ whose purpose has failed. Any a rb i­ LAUNCII MOVEMENT FDR
You ca n get th e n ew G oodyear Cross-R ib
m any Hall fam e doing so m eth in g tra tio n com m ission m ust likew ise
ally oversize in all straight-side sizes, the
T re ad C ord, as w ell as th e fam ous All-
HIGHWAY ALONG COAST
like th a t to Mr. H earst.
fail and fo r th e sam e reason— lack
4 1/2-inch tire, fo r exam ple, actually m e asu r­
W eather 1 read C o rd , fro m any o f th e G o o d ­
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of power to enforce its findings. In
CRESCENT CITY, Calif., Ju ly 13.
ing n ea rly 5 inches.
year
Service S tation D ealers listed here.
The first call on th e T idings tele ­ the end. th e public— th e real s u ffe r­ — F o rm atio n of th e C alifornia and
phone line th is m orning was an S. e rs— rem ain in relatively th e sam e Oregon C oast H ighw ay association
Compare these prices with N E T prices you are asked to pay for "long discount ” tires
O. S. from a su b scrib er whose “ F or position as before th e c reatio n of has been th e resu lt of a m eeting
S ale” ad had ru n one day longer e ith e r th e labor board o r an a rb i­ here of rep re sen ta tiv e s of th e R ed­
30x3)4Clincher... .$ 1 3 .5 0
Straight Side $23.50
34x4 Straight Side $27.35
34 X 4)4 Straight Side $32.95
th an in stru ctio n s called for.
This tra tio n com m ission, unless, indeed, wood H ighw ay association and th e
30x3)4 Straight Side $ 1 5 .8 5
Straight Side $25.45
32x4)4 Straight Side $31.45
33x5 Straight Side $39.10
was ab o u t the conversation:
the president, foreseeing th e inevi­ Roosevelt M em orial H ighw ay asso­
32 X 3)4 Straight Side $ 1 9 .7 5
Straight
Side
$26.80
:
4‘4
Straight
Side
$32.1
5
35x5 Straight Side $41.05
"T id in g s? "
tab le failu re, is seeking a basis on ciation, the form er being m ade up of
These prices include manufacturer's excise tax
“ Yes, w hat can we do for you?”
which th e governm ent can reason- in te re sts in seven counties in C ali­
“ You can tak e th a t ad out, th a t
Goodyear Cross-Rib T read Cord Tires are also m ade in 6, 7 a n d 8 inch sizes fo r trucks
T put in yesterday. T
h
a
t’s
w
hat
you
abIy
U k e ° V6r th e railro a d s and the fo rn ia n o rth of San F rancisco bay,
T h a t’s w hat you
can do. I only w anted it ru n once. coal m ines and o p erate them as pub- and the la tte r of O regon coast
and I ’ve got som ething else to do lie u tilitie s, w ithout raisin g th e cus­ counties.
besides ru n n in g my legs off answ er tom ary hue and cry a g ain st govern-
R ep resen tativ es of Oregon
in ­
ing th e door. I sold th e a rticle yes
m en t ow nership, o r being accused of cluding G overnor Ben W. O lcott and i
terd ay to the second caller, and I ’ve
been pestered nearly to death all su rre n d e rin g to socialistic doctrines. m em bers of th e highw ay com m is­
As th e la tte r course is not likely sion, d e p a rted y esterd ay to continue
day. Be su re and ta k e th e ad o u t.”
T hen she ru n g off and we fol­ in view of th e fact th a t this is th e a to u r of Oregon highw ays.
lowed in stru ctio n s. T h e re ’s a jn o ral p re sid e n t’s firs t term , and he m ust
to th is if you can find it w ithout a be cred ited w ith th e laudable a sp ira ­
E ugene lets stre e t and sew er
tion of succeeding him self, i t is co n tracts.
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
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Nestles Alpine
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