FA««
Saiut-Aay, July 22. 1922
A8HLAYD DAILY TIDING»
TWO
Ashland ■'■s*- Tidings
Jesse Winburn’s Hotel
Proposition Laid Before
Chamber of Commerce
Established 1876
Published Every Evening Except i
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
OFFICIAL CITA AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPHONE 39
com m ittee to tak e up the m a tte r a t
once.
T he m otion was th en p u t and un-
anim ously c arried , th e c h a ir s ta tin g
th a t th e personnel of th e com m ittee
vrould be announced late r.
It w as suggested by S ecretary
I.
F u lle r th a t th e project of the M ount
A shland scenic highwg^- drive be
given the endorsem ent of th e m eet-
ing, s ta tin g th a t a com m ittee was
now w orking on it, and la te r w ould
U k e th e m a tte r up w ith the city
council. On m otion of Mr. B. G reer
a resolution was adopted, endorsing
the project, if in -the opinion of th e
council it was found th a t it could
be carried out w ith a proper safe-
guard in g of th e c ity ’s w a te r supply.
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Read th e w an t ads.
I
•At th e m eeting of th e cham ber o f'S tid d , in which he gave the d etails
com m erce in th e city hall last n ig h t,
his proposition, which em braced
Subscription Price Delivered in City:)
a le tte r from Jesse W inburn was
the co n struction of a $500,000 j
One month ....................................I -65
F o rtu n a te ly m ost of us s u r
read, in which he su b m itted a prop
T hree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 ’
osition, which in his ju d g m en t, of a p a rtm e n t house in u n its to cost ap-.
Six m onths .................................... 3.76 <S> vive th e m edicine we swallow.
7.50
One year ....................................
fered a direct m eans of speedily proxim ately $100.000 each. He of
Mail and Rural Routes
Ti^Jjle e tiq u e tte is fo rg o tten <$> bringing about th e erection of a ho- fered to prom ote an issue of stock or
One month ....................................I -65
when the stom ach is em pty.
<t> :el in A shland. F red Hom es acting bonds for th e la tte r am ount, on a
Three months ............................... !•?«>
as Mr. W in b u rn ’s rep resen tativ e, basis of 3 per cent com m ission when
Hix m onths . . . • • • • • • • • • • • % 3.50 <?>
6.51
The new dance hall is as <$■ told how Mr. W inburn had becom e the deal was com pleted, w ith an ad-
One year .................................
ADVERTISING RATES
® g re a t a m enace as th e old gin <•*> in terested in th e m a tte r th r o u g h ! vance of $500 for expenses, th is sum
Display Advertising
m ill.
<§> learning of th e w ork being done by to be deducted from th e com m ission.
iln g ie Insertion, each in c h ............ 30c
<
s>
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the H ockenbury System , Inc., a con It will be recalled th a t a com m ittee
YEARLY CONTRACTS
A w om an’s preference is to <§> cern of p rom oters who m ade a sp e of seven was appointed to ta k e th is
Display Advertising
You will realize, the moment you see this coupe, how
One tim e a w eek ........................ 27% c •> be beau tifu l, ra th e r th a n to he <$> cialty of financing hotel ventures. m a tte r u n d e r consideration, and
perfectly it fulfills a very real need.
Two tim es a w eek........................25 c <$> sm a rt.
<$> They a re reg ard ed as experts, and they have rep o rted favorably on this
Every o th e r d a y .......................... 20 c <?>
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« he th o u g h t it w ould be well for th e , to the board of d irecto rs of the
Local Readers
It was designed and b u ilt by Dodge B rothers in
>
A rgum ents settled w ith brick- <$• cham ber of com m erce to get in touch! cham ber of com m erce, b u t th a t body |
Each line, each t i m e . . . ..........10c
response to th at need—long-standing and often-
To ru n every o th e r (Say for one
<♦> b ats have to be settled over
with them as speedily as possible, in not having held a m eeting, has
expressed by people in all parts of the world. .
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c <§> again.
<$> o rd er to have them send one or tak en no action in th e m atte r,
To ru n 'sv e ry issue fo7 one m onth
<g> mofce of th e ir experts here to lqpkj
In th e m a tte r of th e proposition;
ok m ore,.each line, each t i m e . . 5c <3>
With Dodge Brothers chassis as a starting point, it
M issionaries m ight let th e <?> over th e field and decide as to th e of Mr. W inburn, a m otion was m a d e .
Classified Column
only remained to create a coupe body which would
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
"♦> Zulus alone, and teach ou r own
feasibility of a hotel project.
He by H enry E n d ers Sr. th a t th e project
unite the usual coupe refinements with greater light
To ru n every issue for one m onth <$• society to w ear m ore clothes. <$> recom m ended th a t a com m ittee be be re fe rre d to a com m ittee of seven
o r m ore, % c th e word each tim e.
ness, hardihood and economy.
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« appointed for th is purpose.
to be appointed by th e ch air, w ith
Legal Rate
The follow ing correspondence be Mr. W inburn as chairm an. This
F irs t tim e, per 8 -p th it lin e .......... 10c ■'•> H EZ HECK SAY’S:
The world now knows how this was accomplished.
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
•$>
“ City people th in k they
tw een Mr. W inburn and the H ocken m otion was seconded by B ert G reer
point line ...................................... 5c
An entirely new precedent in closed car construction
know all ab o u t fa rtn in ’ if
bury System , Inc., a n d w hich was and in th e discussion w hich fol
Card of t h a n k s ...............................$1.00 <
they kin k e e p , a ' ru b b er
was established. The body is built of steel.
read a t th e m eeting last n ig h t by lowed, Mr. H om es said th a t he had
O bituaries, th e l i n e ..................... 2 % c , ~
p
lan
t
alive.”
Mr.
Hom
es,
is
self-explanatory:
been
in
stru
cte
d
by
Mr.
W
inburn
to
Fraternal Orders and Societies
Moreover, the deep comfortable seat is upholstered
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
say he did not c a re to be one of the
Ju n e 1, 1 9 2 2 .'
or societies ch arg in g a re g u la r initl- -------------------------------------------------- — Mr. Jesse W inburn,
in genuine leather. The doors are exceptionally wide.
com m ittee, but w ould ra th e r be left
atlo n fee and dues, no discount. Re-
.
. ..„
..
. .
B roadm oor H otel,
free to co-operate w ith them in such
The rear compartment will hold a small steam er
Ugious and benevolent o rd ers will be hai* no business in the robbery busi-
Golorado Springs, Colo.
m an n er as he m ight deem best. Mr.
charged th e re g u la r ra te for a ll ad ness. He could co rral a fo rtu n e by
trunk and other luggage. The enamel, baked on the
My dear Mr. W inburn:
Hom
es
added
th
a
t
Mr.
W
in
b
u
rn
’s
v ertlslng w hen an adm ission or other . ju st teaching th e av erage consum er
steel at high temperature is readily restored, after
T hank you for your le tte r of May
ch arg e Is m ade.
j bow io 3te P on the gas w ithout pay- 28th reg ard in g your proposed hotel-co -o p eratio n was generally practical
hard usage, to its origin: 1 lustre.
pro ject in A shland, Oregon.
" was
“ evidenced from th e fact th a t
as
W hat C onstitutes A dvertising
| ing for it.
O ur w ork is confined entirely to he was au th o rized to s ta te on be
In o rd er to allay a m isunderstand-
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In every detail the car reflects the purpose of the
Ing am ong some as to w hat consti .
W hat is happiness?
L argely a com m unity projects. By th a t I m ean half of Mr. W inburn, th a t if the pro
builders—to m akeit a practical car of universal appeal.
tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g , j m ental condition. If you doubt th a t those projects which supply a real ject was gotten under way, he would
com m unity need and which th e re
we p rin t th is very sim ple- rule, which i
Is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n t- j ju st look in on th e E pw orth L eag fore receive the endorsem ent, sup- pledge him self to subscribe for four
a te betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re uers cam ped in L ith ia park. Note p ort and co-operation of the cham -j tim es th e am ount of stocks or bonds
events, w here an adm ission charge how sim ple the am usem ents, and ber of com m erce, R o tary, K iw anis, tak en by any o th e r ' individual in
Is m ade o r a collection is tak e n IS how m uch of real enjoym ent they and o th e r sim ila r civic o rganizations A sbland
in te rested in th e civic w elfare. W e; '
'
,
A D V ER TISIN G .”
T his applies to
Mr. G reer, in seconding the mo-
o rganizations a n d societies of every get o ut of them . It is a study in do not u n d e rta k e any priv ate finan-l
Phone 3 0 4
16-18 S. Front St.
psychology well w orth looking i#ito. cial projects.
tion, spoke a t considerable length,
kind as well as to Individuals.
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Medford, Oregon
W e a re not stock salesm en in the rea sse rtin g his belief th a t a to u rist
All rep o rts of such activities a fte r
they have occurred is news.
The m eeting of the cham ber of sense in which th a t term is o rd in a r- jjO^e j was essential for th e develop-
ilv understood. We do not person-,
All com ing social or organization
L iy sell the stock. We do o rg a n iz e ,!
of the resources of so u th e rn
m eetings of societies w here no com m erce in the city hall la st night
was
significant,
in
th
a
t
it
clearly
train and direct th e leaders of a j Oregon as an A shland asset. R efer-
m oney c o n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti
ation charged, or collecton tak e n IS d em o n strated th a t if th e re is any com m unity in th e selling of th e I r ing t o th e p roject which A. L. Rich-
NEWS.
_____________________ m ore fig h tin g to be done it is go stock to the people of the com m un m ond, of Santa B arb ara, w ith the
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon, ing to be left to S h eriff T e rrill and ity.W ithin the p a st e ig h t m onths we co-operation of th e Southern P acific
Postoffice as Second-class Mall M at the W. C. T. U. The ch am b er is have com pleted th e successful fin a n railro ad , was contem plating, he said
w orking as one m an in th e in te re st cing of 11 d iffe re n t p ro jects involv- th a t th e en terp rise had been h alted
ter.
of A shland, and personal anim osities ing approxim ately $8,000.000. T h e ; by tb e iegai com plications which had
SOLOMON ITES
have been cast in th e discard. From to tal am ount of stock sold on ^ ® se a r iSen out of th e recen t decision of
projects was m ore th an $4,500,000.
th a t view point the m eeting held last
D uring th e p ast m onth we have th e U nited S tates suprem e co u rt, |
S heriff T errill says th a t in its a t n ig h t was th e m ost im p o rta n t held closed two successful projects on the which m ade m an d ato ry th e unm erg- :
tack on him , the K. K. K. is try in g by ^be cham ber since it was or- Pacific coast, one a t A storia, O re ing of th e S outhern Pacific and th e
gon, closed w ith $256,000 on a C en tral P acific railro ad s. U nder ex
to hide behind the sk irts of th e W. ( ganized.
$200,000 objective, th e o th er a t T a
C. T. U. C an’t be done, sh eriff. I
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coma, w here we sold $1,015,000 on isting circumstances.-, he said, the
F ashion decrees prevent th a t.
m a tte r w ould of necessity, re s t in
GET ACTION ON AN HOTEL
an objective of $1,000,000.
We now have p ro jects u n d e r way abeyance u n til th e in te rsta te com-i
In endeavoring to secure an hotel
T he sw ish of a s k irt has alw ays for A shland it is well th a t all sug a t P e talu m a , C alifornia, and P o rt m erce com m ission had unravelled
These will
been m u sft to a m an ’s ear. T h at gestions looking tow ard th e great A ngeles, W ashington.
th e railro a d tangle.
M eanw hile, -
be com pleted ab o u t th e firs t of July
accounts fo r th e far-aw ay look in objective be carefully investigated,
how
ever,
he
said,
it
would
not do to
and if conditions w a rra n t, it w ould
th e average m an ’s eyes when he con lest ou r “ one best b e t’’ be over be possible fo r us to send a rep re put all of A shland’s eggs in one b as
tem plates present-day creations.
looked. The suggestion of Mr. W in- sen tativ e to A shland to m eet any ket, and it would be th e p a rt of !
com m ittee th a t m ight be in te rested
burn of b ringing th e experts of the in the prom otion of a new hotel for wisdom to tak e up th e m a tte r on the
If you will dig up th a t poem of H ockenbury system > to A shland to
lines suggested by Mr. W inburn, and
t city.
...
.
B yron’s, in w hich he pays trib u te to look over th e field is a good one, th a The
firs t step in a proposition of he favored th e m otion m ade by Mr
“ a glim pse of lace,” it will be eas and no tim e should be lost in p u t th is kind is the ap p ointm ent of a E nders for th e a p p o in tm e n t of a
ier to u n d e rsta n d why th e species tin g it in to operation. It should be ■hotel com m ittee from the cham ber
of com m erce. R o tary, K iw anis or
m ale raves a g ain st sh o rt sk irts.
understood from th e s ta r t th a t these some o th e r organization in terested
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people a re pro m o ters; they a re ex in th e civic w elfare. If t h i s t c° “ '
R ecent sta tistic s g ath ered by th e, p erts in th e financing of hotel pro m ittee can be m ade rep re sen ta tiv e
“ w ets" show th a t it is m ore d iff ic u lt; jects. T hat is th e ir specialty, and of all of th e civic bodies of th e city,
to secure cheer lead ers in th e col-1 , they a re not in business fo r th eir it will he stre n g th e n e d thereby. This
com m ittee should th e n carefully in-
leges th an it was before th e Passage | heaU b
R followg th ere fo re , th a t •vestigate o u r record and satisy ltse ii
of th e V olstead act.
The “ d ry s” j they will not w aste tim e on any pro- about our ability to han d le th is Pro "
give th a t a hoarse la u g h .s
j ject th a t is not en tirely feasible. It ject successfully. W e shall he glad
to fu rn ish you w ith th e nam es of
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' can be tak e n for g ran te d th a t th e ir m en who a re tho ro u g h ly fam iliar
A g reat m any m en have gone into busjnegg could not be succe8sfully w ith ou r w ork and le t them tell you
the stock m ark e t, and com ing o u t conducted if it em braced onlv th e direct th e ir own story of Hocken-
w ith h ard ly enough intelligence 1«**; raisin g of the m oney to erect a j bury
Service,
ry feci»>««.
.
Inasm uch as th e question of op
to distin g u ish betw een a bull and a , handsom e hotel s tru c tu re . w hich for
b ear, could easily d istin g u ish th e lack of occupancy m ight become a eratio n is alw ays an im p o rta n t f a c - .
to r in a proposition of th is kin d , it
m arked c h a ra c te ristic s of a goat.
w hite elep h an t on th e city ’s hands. ought not to be d ifficu lt fo r you to
The m ere erection of a b uilding- will arouse in te re st and en th u siasm m
A nnouncem ent is m ade th a t Billy nQt brJng abQUt tb e a tta in ra e n t of A shland and secure th e appointm ent
of such a com m ittee. If you can do ,
Sunday is ta k in g a su m m er vacation Aghland>g objective. The conduct
this, T am su re we can sell th e s e c u r - .
on his farm a t Hood R iver. T his is ing of a successful e n te rp rise of th is ities needed to m ake th e hotel a
very im p o rta n t— to th e devil, in kind is a hotel m an ’s business, as
reality .
service
whose field of endeavor th e red o u b t m uch so as th e law is an a tto rn e y ’s I
„oC K EN B U R Y ^SY STEM INC.
able W illiam is con stan tly poaching. business. Mr. G reer h it th e nail on
L A derton, Secretary.
the business had grown so that the ad
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A young and energetic executive took hold
th e head la st n ig h t when he said > Qn j ujy 5th, Mr. W inburn re-j
These direct p rim ary elections, th a t it was not the p a rt of wisdom ; ceived a n o th e r le tte r from T he I
vertising cost was a smaller percentage
of a fine old retail business in New York
supplem ented by contests ovei* the to p u t all o u r eggs in one b a s k e t,, Hockenbury System , Inc., which af-
resu lts, prom ise to becom e a bien and w hile we a re w aitin g fo r the te r rep e a tin g portions of th e prev-
than ever it had been, and, because of a
nial in d u stry w hich will d istrib u te
“
What
this
business
needs,”
he
told
S o uthern Pacific to get j>ut of its ioug correspondence, added:
larger volume, the shop effected economies
large am ounts oj money and fu rn ish e n ta n g lem e n t, if it ever does, it is;
baVe ju st com pleted th re e i
himself,
“
is
a
place
in
the
mind
of
the
em ploym ent to m any m ore o r less ju st as well th a t we get som ething successful hotel cam paigns on t e.
and gave far superior service.
deserving persons.— E ugeue G uard. u n d er way. It looks as if th e quick-! Pacific coast.
l8 t.
public.”
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red
to
in
my
.
.
.
est action can be had th ro u g h b rin g Since th a t tim e we have added a
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I t is a m istak e to suppose th a t
That was five years ago. Today a cer
at
P etalu m a.
C alifornia,
ing th e rep re sen ta tiv e s of th e H ock o th er
And
deliberately
he
set
out
to
sacrifice
congressm en have a r o s e - s tr e w n
w
here
we
sold
$257.800
on
an
ob
enbury System in here to look the
tain percentage is spent, or supposed to
path to tread. T here a re eight can-!
the
greater
volume
of
his
profits
and
in
s itu a tio n over.
They know w hat jective of $250,000.
dldates for the p ostm astership in
J W e a re now engaged in the sale of
be spent, for advertising. But as fast as
The Dalles. W hen .h e a p p o .a tm a n ,
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t ^ . H o to r the new hotel a t «
vest the sacrifice into the building of
the appropriation is spent, the more the
is finally m ads. we know ot „even » rep» r t
.. t i e , W ash ln sto n . T his pro eel w ill
goodwill.
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expert opinion founded on condi- probably be com pleted about
business increases; and the more that the
m en who will be off S innott for
tions as tjiey are.
If it is w orth Pst 1st.
If von are in te rested in our serv
business increases, the smaller the per
doing a t al, it is w orth doing ice, it is q u ite possible th a t w e c a n
He did. And to this old business, ad
T hey’ve certainly got th e soft ped-
one of o u r repre
centage becomes.
f
al on a t The H ague. A bout th e onlyl*10^ '
vertising was the breath of life.
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¡sentaH ves m eet your com m ittee and
uoise we hqar from th a t q u a rte r is
EXPECT TO BRING IN
talk over ou r P™POs“ i? n- g ^ m e n
th a t th e delegates a re considering
OIL ON COOLEY RANCH
u n til th°e com pletion of
Is money ever “ spent” for advertising?
For six months had not passed before
th e re-opening of th e question of
YREKA.
Ju
ly
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Basing
th
e
ir
’
project.
I
will
appreci-
R ussian reconstruction. If they do,
an ticip atio n s on th e re su lts in Cali- ate
you will let me know w heth-
th e re 'll be noise enough in a l' con
fornia w ith sim ilar stru c tu re s and er vou desire such a
..
science.
alm ost
identical
conditions, th e
T here w ere ab o u t t h i r t y o f th e
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An accom m odating b u rg la r visit- d rille rs for th e Five H undred club, m ost
“
"jy
e a r.
r d th e hom e ot F ra n k R oberts ot who a re spudding to r oil on th e p rese n t and th » l>rop“ ' " “ n
reren tly and robbed the Jo h n Cooley ran ch , a re o t th e opin- neatly discussed, as was also a prop
M edford
q u a rte r-in -th e -slo t gas m eter. He ion th a t a well will be bro u g h t in a t osition for th e ejectio n of an a p a rt-
shallow depth, perhaps betw een m ent house by C. L. Stidd. of P o rt
le ft it in such a shape th a t now all ‘ a
lan d . who recently addressed a
M r R oberts h as to do w hen he w ants 1000 and 1500 feet,
gas. is to drop a q u a rte r in th e slot.
The Five H undred club is corn- m eeting of th e cham ber of com
hold his hand u n d er th e m etre, and posed of sh areh o ld ers, m ostly of m erce on th is sam e su b ject. Secre
ta ry F u lle r read a le tte r from Mr.
coin drops in to it. T h at o u rg la r A shland, M edford a n d Yreka.
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
'BYiËERT. M oses
D odge B rothers
COUPE
GEO. L. TREICHLER MOTOR CO.
Is Money Ever “Spent”
for Advertising