pA«fc tw<¡
' Il lítK-l I
■ te
ÁSfftAfíl DAîLÏ ÎÎDfSQS
te n
MotaW. July di, 10±J
H enry Ford has it th ru s t upon hltn .” kind a g ain st which th e labor b o a rd '
ENTERTAINS IN HONOR OF
The subject of my ta lk was “ The has ru led , h a re agreed to discon
SCHOOL-GIRL FRIENDS
1£S€& nils b-*<J * , t
V alue
of N ew spaper F e a tu re s .” tin u e doing 8.7, in com pliance w ith i
rauxutaeo lev er, Ev^uiug n,xu«pk
These fe a tu re s a re becom ing m ore the board’s request.
Sunday
Miss L illian G reer en te rta in ed
and m ore p opular a ll th e tim e. A
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
F o u rth — Board of a d ju stm e n t.;
S aturday afternoon a t h er home on
“ fe a tu re ,” if you a re n ot fam iliar j The labor leaders have succeeded in
OFFHTAL CITY AND COUNTY
G ranite stre e t, in honor of her
w
ith th a t term , is som ething su p m aking m any people believe th a t
PAPER
school girl friends, who a re visiting
plied daily to th e papers by various th e railw ays have refused to e sta b
TELEPHONE 39
here d u rin g th e sum m er. Those
syndicates. T h e f cover ju st about lish boards of a d ju stm e n t, as pro-;
p resent were, Mrs. D orothy E dw ards
E. 3. BARRETT, Editor
everything th e re is. The comic strip s vided by th e tra n sp o rta tio n a c t .'
Sellers, Los A ngeles; Mrs. G ertrude
like “ M utt and J e ff,” "B rin g in g Up E ith e r local, regional o r n ational
subscription Price Delivered in C ity:1
B arber F raley and sons, of B erkeley;
One m onth ....................................$ .65]
F a th e r ,” “ The K atzen jam m er K ids" boards of a d ju stm e n t w ould be in
Mrs.
M inora C ornelius F ife r and son
An onion b re a th is best <•> and ‘‘Polly and H er P a ls,” a re illu s
Three m o n t h s ............................... 1 .9 5 1
com plete accordance w ith the tra n s
of
M
edford;
Mrs. C arl Loveland and
Six months .................................... 3.75 j avoided by not e a tin g onions. <®> tra te d fe a tu re s, w hile o ther f u t u r e s
p o rta tio n act. The leaders of the
One year ...................................... 7.50 j <s>
son, Mrs Hazel H arrison and d a u g h
<$>
are ju st plain read in g m atte r. My shop c ra fts have dem anded th e es
Mail and Rural R outes
ter, of S eattle; Miss E d ith Dodge,
•'
T here isn ’t m uch difference <§> own stu ff, “ Sap and S a lt,” th at you
One m onth ....................................$ .65
tab lish m en t of n atio n al b o a jd s of
Mrs. R. P. C ornelius, Miss E lb ert
in price betw een living and <5> see in th e T idings every day, belongs
T nree m onths ............................... 1.95
a d ju stm e n t by th e c a rrie rs as a
G reer, and Mrs. B. R. G reer,
<g> to th e la tte r class.
Six m onths .................................... 3.5« 'S* having a funeral.
Many papers whole. The railw ays have in s is te d !
One year ...................................... 6.5t t4>
<S> subscribe fo r th ese various featu res,
on th e estab lish m en t of boards of
ADVERTISING RATES
All m en outgrow rom ance, <•> and in th is m an n er th e w ork of the
TEACHERS EXPRESS THANKS
a d ju stm e n t rep re sen tin g only each
Display Advertising
Mlngte insertion, each in c h ............ 30c ♦' but wom en never do, no m at- <?> w ell-know n a rtis ts and w rite rs can c a rrie r and its own em ployes, but
FOR DELIGHTFUL DRIVE
C a r l G a n t v o o r h in t h e ô r e a t f i g h t scene / „
te r how long they live.
<♦> be had a t reasonable cost, and m il
YEARLY CONTRACTS
*______
th e railw ay ex-ecutives have indicat-i
Display Advertising
la n e Gret/s G O LD E N DREAMS“
•
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<$> lions of rea d e rs a re e n te rta in e d and
The teach ers a tte n d in g the Ash
ed w illingness to estab lish regional
OISTRIBUTEO BY SOLDWYN
One tim e a w e e k ........................2 7 1A ci
»
p~q-2<0L.
I t ’s a nervy bookkeeper who <$> am used by them . The sm all daily boards of a d ju s tm e n t w ith th e shop)
land norm al school, who were e n te r
Tw o tim es a w eek....................... 25 c, - ~ .
.
. .
, , ,
VINING— T I E S . -
WED. — THURS.
•Bveiy o th er d a y .......................... 20 c
m akus love ,0 the saleslady th e * can th u s ru n th e sam e m a tte r as the c ra fts, as they have w ith th e tr a in |
tained by the cham ber of com m erce
<$> m etro p o litan d ailies and get th e best service employes.
Local Reader«
' boss is stuck on.
by a drive th ro u g h the valley and
REDDING RANCHER IS
Each line, each tim e ......................10c j
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<»> th e re is in a r t and lite ra tu re .
a lunch in L lth ia park following,
F ifth — Seniority and p e n sio n '
To ru n every o th e r dlay for one
,
SHOT AND KILLED
Famous Film Stars’
S>
T raffic
reg u latio n s
in
a <s>
have w ritten th e secretary of the
F e a tu re s not only help ed ito rs to rights, etc. The labor lead ers insist
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m onth, each line, each tim e .. 7c
stra
n
g
e
city
a
re
as
h
ard
to
A
Favorite Coiffures com m ercial body the follov. iig let
get new subscribers, b u t hold them chat all men who have stru c k shall
To ru n every issue for one m onth
REDDING, C alif Ju lv 2 ' __Jeff
of- m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c <§> m aste r as Chinese sh o rth an d .
te r of ap p reciation:
as well. R eaders becom e accustom be tak en back w ith the sam e senior-! H ild reth p roniinent c a ttle m an of
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<s> ed to look every day fo r th e ir fav o r
Classified Column
A shland, Ore., July 24, 1922.
ity, pension and o th e r rig h ts and C arrville. T rin ity county, was shot i
One cent th e word each tim e.
}♦
W hen six hours is th e stan d - <$> ite fea tu re , and soon it is a habit privileges which they had before and killed a t his hom e y esterd ay a f_ I
To the C ham ber of Com m erce,
To ru n every issue for one m onth
civilization will <*>
A shland, Oregon.
th a t sticks. Some fe a tu re s seem so they stru c k .
The m en who have te r a q u a rre l wRh M ontgom ery p J
or m ore, j^c the word each tim e.
•
We, the teachers of the Ashland
Legal Rate
i s ta r t in loafing itself to death <$> silly you w onder why in th e w orld stayed a t w ork o r gone to w ork dur- Rose> R edding a tto rn ey and form er
norm al school, tak e th is opportunity
F irst tim e, per 8 - p t'n t lin e ..........10c
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<S> they a re published, but re a d e rs have ing the s trik e have p rio r claim s u p - .d istric t a tt ornev of Shasta
to extend to you our hearty th anks
county,
Each subsequent time, per 8-
; HEZ HECK SAYS:
for the delightful ride th ro u g h the
«> d iffe re n t ideas of w hat is in te re stin g on th e com panies, th e estab lish m en t ! Rose la te r obtained
pistol a fte r j
point line ................... ................... ®c i<a>
valley, and the excellent lunch which
<î> and am using, and w hat one likes, and recognition of which a re based
“ They a in ’t no m odesty
C ard of t h a n k s .............................$1.00
being a rre ste d and shot and perhaps
was served in the P ark last Friday
a t all in a clothes lin e .’’
som eobdy else doesn’t, and th e re you upon w orking rules which th e s tr ik fatally w ounded him self.
O bituaries, th e l i n e ................. . .2 j£ c $>
evening.
Fraternal Orders and Societies
are! No fe a tu re can last if it fails ing unions them selves have got
COMMITTEE:
A dvertising fo r fra te rn a l orders I — ■ ------- ------------------------------------- —
Mollie Belding,
to find a follow ing, an d no fea tu re adopted, th e executives contend.
or societies charging a re g u la r initi- . ,
,
.. . ...
..
AVTOISTS LEAVE FOR CRATER
Ada
E ast,
■tion fee and dues, no discount. Re- tion p ,an th a t wl11 relleve the fin a n ' can be " k ille d ” if th e public w ants F o r th e railw ays to let th e s trik e rs
Hazel Stephenson.
LAKE
AFTER
VISIT
HERE
come back w ith all th e ir old rig h ts
Uglous and benevolent o rd ers will be , c*a l stringency existing in the soviet it.
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad . exchequer.
A larg e p a rt of th e big Sunday and privileges would be to en co u r
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. C unningham ,
vertlsing w hen an adm ission o r o ther
• «
Ahem!
papers consists of featu res. You see age still m ore m en to s trik e when
charge Is m ade.
;
A
,
d
a
u
g h te r and nephew , Mr. and Mrs.
A fter much squabbling over the nu
____________________________________ i A rep u tab le citizen declares th a t the sam e th in g s in th e P o rtla n d and th ere is a n o th e r controversy.
MAY McAVOY
A. H. H anna and d a u g h te r, a fte r
m erous dolls which they m ust tak e
What Constitutes Advertising
j the th erm o m eter on his fro n t porch San F rancisco papers, th a t you see
N aturally curly hair is easy to
lo bed with them every night, Joan,
spending
several
days
cam
ping
in
In o rd er to allay a m is u n d e rs ta n d -(
terd
m orning a t 6 a . m „ re _ in New York and Chicago. By di RECEPTION GIVEN FOR
dress. Consequently May McAvoy,
•ge four, and Madge, age two. had
; the A shland au to camp and visiting
lng am ong som e as to w hat consti ,
„ „
.
x viding th e expense up betw een them
the pretty and youthful Param ount
REV. MILLER AND FAMILY w ith friends, left th is m orning for a
tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g . ‘ corded - b above treezing.
T hat
teen finally kissed and tucked In for
picture star, finds little difficulty
he night by a tired m other.
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which I set us to w ondering about two these papers all get the best th ere
b rie f visit a t C ra te r L ake, a fte r
in effecting an a ttractiv e coiffure
Is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti things. Could a m an ’e eyes be de- is to be had, while no paper alone
A fter a half-hour’s silence, shrill
I lie Ju n io r B. Y. P. U. gave a re- which they will re tu rn to th e ir home
w ith h er curly hair. One can do
a te betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re i pended upon a t th a t h our on Sunday could affo rd to em ploy all these
voices w ere heard In a hot debate.
most anything w ith h air like May
ception for Rev. M iller and fam ily a t w illow s, Calif.
They w ere all
events, w here an adm ission charge
M other opened th e door Just in time
high-priced a rtis ts and w riters.
McAvoy’s and one very becoming
in th e B aptist church F rid ay even- , e n th u sia stic about so u th e rn Oregon
Is m ade o r a collection is tak en IS m orning, o r is it possible the m er-
I
to
see Madge scoot under th e cover,
A bout all I rem em ber now about ing. O ther honor guests of th e ev-
style is shown above. I t is rath e r
ADVERTISIN G.”
T his applies to : cury in th a t th erm o m e te r had sonie-
!
th
e
re u p o n Jo a n piped, ‘‘M other, I ju st
and A shland’s fam ous au to camp.
full and the hair falls easily down
organizations and societies of every i how been d iluted w ith m oonshine? the trip was th e aw ful condition of e n jng were the new and honorary
j a n t go to sleep 'cause M adge sits up
th e sides.
kind as well as to individuals.
j
• •
the Pacific highw ay on both sides of m em bers of th e society.
1 in bed and says had w ords to me.”
ALUMINUM SHOWER GIVEN
All rep o rts of such activities a fte r i
. . .
.
R
oseburg.
R
ecently
I
crossed
the
they have occurred is news.
The decision of th e su p rera* co urt
P a trio tic decorations w ere used,
FOR BRIDE OF TWO WEEKS
All com ing social or organization m akes it legal for th e v o ter to co n tin en t by a u to from New Y ork and the gam es etc., w ere of a pa- ;
______
m eetings of societies w here no I change his m ind a t will, respecting City to A shland, and in all th a t dis trio tic n a tu re .
The guests w ere
An alum inum show er was given
m oney con trib u tio n is solicited, i n it i- , ^¡s political allegiance, /eith er be- tance I cannot recall w orse pieces of greeted upon th e ir a rriv a l by C o l-, F rid a y evening a t the hom e of Mrs.
atlon charged, or collecton tak e n IS ,,
.
NEWS
Ifore or a fte r th e Pn m a r y- 1» th a t roadw ay th an th e d eto u rs betw een, um bia and her two a ssista n ts, who ■ A lbert S herard fo r h er d a u g h te r,
event, why the p rim ary? If a demo- here and Eugene. W hen Oregon gets p resented them w ith badges, w hich | Mrs. G ladys Inlow Gale, who was
ARE THE BEST RECOMMENDATION OF
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon. ; Cra t can reg iste r as a republican and as good ro ad s as she now has scen divided them in to th re e groups, th e m arried some two weeks ago.
Postoffice as Second-class Mail Mat- haye
yoice -n tfae selecUon of re . ery, she will ta k e her place ah ead of
Reds, the W hites and the Blues, for
'M rs. Gale is an o p erato r a t th e
ter.
publican can d id ates, and th e rep u b C alifornia and Y ellow stone park. the evening’s e n te rta in m e n t. Gam es local exchange of the telephone com-
licans can do likew ise in choosing W hat we need a re b e tte r roads and were p articip ated in for ab o u t tw o pany, and th e e n tire telehpone force
SOLOMONITES
k sta n d a rd b earers for the dem ocratic m ore advertising. The roads a re in hours, and then refresh m en ts, con
w ere invited guests, to g e th e r w ith
T his in stitu tio n offers a th orou gh , practical, and stuudnrd <slu-
process, but so fa r as a d v ertisin g is sistin g of ice cream , cake and punch a few o th e r friends. A larg e n u m
has
H
cket;
if
th
a
t
is
law
—
and
It
has
cation at a cost w ithin reach o f th e high school graduate
A nother incentive to crim e
been so decided in the H all-O lcott concerned, we a re away back in the were served. A sh o rt program was ber of telephone em ployes respond
been discovered. A full-fledged still
It offers tra in in g for collegiate degrees In:
enjoyed a fte r th e “ e a ts ” w ere dis ed in person, w hile those who could
was found in operatio n in Sing Sing reco u n t a PP‘i c a t i o n - t h e n we m ight re a r of th e parade.
A griculture
Mines
The trip to C orvallis m ade one posed of, the first two num ber^ of not be present, sent th e ir gifts. A
prlson
as well cut out th e expensive luxury
Com m erce
P harm acy
th in g very plain in my m ind, and w'hich w ere saxophone an,d organ large collection of beau tifu l, as well
E n g in eerin g and M echanic
• •
‘of th e prim ary.
V ocational E ducation
A rts
th a t is th is: A shland has m ore fine duets. The next num ber was an il as useful, gifts, w ere received by the
H enry F ord, in his D earborn In
Chemical. E ngiheering
F o restry
scenery to th e sq u are inch th an any lu stra te d song, "B e a u tifu l Oregon bride, who expressed h e r sincere ap-
dependent, announces th a t he d o e s -; They have a ten-cent s tre e t car
Home Econom ics
M
ilitary Science and Tactics
fare in Tacom a, and a seven-cent o th e r dozen spots I saw going and R ose,” and then followed som e ster-! preciation for them
n 't w ant to be president. Does th a t
It offers tra in in g also in:
The School of Music, Physical
fare in New York. H e a rst has news- com ing back.
optican slides. D uring the sh o w in g '
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m ake it unanim ous? «
E ducation, In d u stria l Jo urnalism .
, ,
, papers in both sta te s, and his m ana-
of th e slides, several p a trio tic selec
Bend— Brooks Scandlen L um ber
It is reported th a t the a m p lif ie r ! *e r announces he will seek the RAILROADS tllV E THEIR SIDE OF tions w ere played on th e V ictrola. com pany buys 2,400,000 feet yellow
Fall Term Opens September 18.
CONTROVERSY
F
or
circu
lars
of
info rm atio n and illu stra te d booklet w rite to
At th e conclusion of the pictu res all pine.
on the radio o u tfit in the W hite dem ocratic nom ination for governor
dep arted , expressing them selves as
House has failed to record a sound Iof New York on th e l e n g t h of his
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
In fo rm al conferences held
by having had a good tim e.
advocacy of a five-cent fare. Mean
Secretary of th e In te rio r F all en
of encouragem ent from N ebraska.
C
hairm
an
Ben
H
ooper
of
th
e
rail-'l
Corvallis, Oregon
w hile M ayor F aw cett, of T acom a, is
dorses Colum bia Basin irrig a tio n
• •
road
labor
board
w
ith
several
rail-
project.
Read th e w ant ads.
♦
A contem porary says th a t th e girl p u ttin g up a v alian t fig h t for a re
way executives and rep re sen ta tiv e s
duction
of
s
tre
e
t
car
fares
in
th
a
t
of today is as good as she w as 30
of the strik in g shop c ra fts unions
years ago.
Bet a jitn ey you c a n ’t city, and it is noticeable th a t the
find a 30-year-old girl in A shland-' P o st-In tellig en cer— W illie’s new spa- has m ade clear th e re a re five m a t
w ho’ll ag re e w ith th a t editor.
per— n ev er fails to d iscred it the te rs upon which these railw ay exec
•
, ,
m ayor w henever o p p o rtu n ity offers. utives and the lab o r lenders differ
widely, and which m ust be settled
T hey’re poking fun a t George Sincerity and consistency, thy nam e
before
the s trik e can be term in a te d ,
Gould for m arrying an actress. If is H e a rst— not!
says a teleg ram today from the
he Is as fo rtu n a te as Edw in Gould
“ R ailw ay Age” a t Chicago.
The
was when he m arrie d E dith K ing- SC RIBE ESt A PES
five m ajo r points involved a re as
UNSCATHED
FROM
don, he can count him self a lucky
EDITORIAL BULL PIT follows:
m an.
F irs t— W age decisions of th e la
bor board. The labor leaders in sist
By
BERT
MOSES
Flo Ziegfeld, th e th e a tric a l m ana-!
I went up to C orvallis last week. th a t th e ra ilro a d s m ust ag re e to pay
ger, whose speclaltv is picking beau -|
tifu l girls for th e chorus, says all and t alked to th e Oregon ed ito rs a t wages d iffe re n t from those aw arded
T he railw ay
A m erican women have b eau tifu l th «ir a n n u a l convention. The ed ito r by the labor board.
legs. W hy vo lu n teer th is inform a- of ^ e T idings asked me to w rite executives have positively refused to j
tion? Does he th in k A m erican m en som ething for his paper about the consider paying any wages except
a re blind?
tr ip ’ and 1 said 1 w ould- T his is it. those aw arded by th e board, but
• •
All conventions a re alike. They have indicated th a t the railw ays will
Is it possible th a t G erm any is go- fo n sist chiefly of program and josh. be represented at* any fu rth e r h e a r
ing to set th e pace in the E uropean A long list of su b jects a re chosen ings th a t the board may hold, and
money m ark e t? The m ark has fall- for discussion, and w hile a g reat will accept such m odifications, if
A young and energetic executive took hold
the business had grown so that the ad
en to such a low ebb it h ardly pays deal is said, little is rem em bered, any, in th e wage aw ards as th e
board
m
ay
hold
reasonable
a
fte
r
re
to p rin t them any m ore, and now Each sp eak er has to tell a funny
vertising cost was a smaller percentage
of a fine old retail business in New York
comes word th a t th e F rench franc sto ry , give som e sta tistic s, q u o te hearing.
Second— R ules and w orking con
than ever it had been, and, because of a
is h ittin g the toboggan.
S hakespeare, an d call som ebody a
“ What this business needs,’’ he told
• •
lia r before he gets sta rte d on his ditions. The labor leaders dem and
larger volume, the shop effected economies
th a t th e railw ays ag ree to m odifica
B ootleggers a re dem anding pro- subject,
Limself,
“
is
a
place
in
the
mind
of
the
and gave far superior service.
tection from foreign com petition. It
1 did all these th in g s in my speech tions of the w orking ru les m ade by
the
labor
board.
The
railw
ay
exec-
is understood th a t a lobby will be except call som eone a lia r. I p refe r
public.”
m aintained in W ashington to fur- to do th a t by rad io or lo n g -d ista n c e , »fives have positively refused to
t
I consider
_ —
—
it.
—
this alth o u —
g v. h J—
in JJ
d icatin
g
That was five years ago. Today a cer
th e r an in sertio n of a clause in th e phone.
And deliberately he set out to sacrifice
th
a
t
if
any
m
odification
of
th
e
rules
new ta riff schedules th a t w ill pro-
My story w as ab o u t the fellow
tain percentage is spent, or supposed to
hibit th e im portation of liquor. On who m ade a specialty of doughnuts, should be m ade by th e board, a fte r
the greater volume of his profits and in
be spent, for advertising. But as fast as
th e theory, we presum e, of p ro te c -1 He figured out th a t he could s a \e fu rth e r hearings they would be^ac-
vest
the
sacrifice
into
the
building
of
cepted.
The
position
of
the
railw
ay
tion for an Infant in d u stry .
m oney by m aking th e holes in his
the appropriation is spent, the more the
• •
d o u ghnuts larg er. T h a t is. he would executives who have conferred with
goodwill.
business increases; and the more that the
The fam ous K ansas editor, W il- give his custom ers m ore hole and C hairm an H ooper has been th a t for
business increases, the smaller the per
liam Allen W hite, can alw ays be de- less d o u ghnut. One day he sudden- the railw ays to g ra n t to th e s trik e rs
He did. And to this old business, ad
pended upon to do or say som ething Ay realized th a t it tak es m ore dough any rules or wages not au thorized
centage becomes.
j
vertising was the breath of life.
o riginal. T his tim e he has solved to go aro u n d a big hole th a n aro u n d o r fixed by th e board would be to
th e problem of sittin g tig h t on the a little hole, and he w ent crazy be- concede in response to th e use of
horns of a dilem m a— clinging to his cause he had m ade such a blam ed force, m ore th an the em ployes w ere
Is money ever “ spent” for advertising?
For six months had not passed before
able to secure by peaceful m eans,
life-long friendship fo r th e governor fool of him self.
who has had him placed u n d e r ar-
F o r sta tistic s. I gave som e figures th u s en co uraging th e use of force in
rest, and stan d in g pat in his sym pa- com piled by experts on th e pastim e fu tu re labor controversies.
T h ird — C o n tractin g of w ork
The
th y for th e strik e rs.
of fishing.
These figures show ed
• •
th a t 243,721.862 pounds of fish a re labor leaders still claim ' th a t th is is
T he head of th e R ussian soviet lost every year because fisherm en one of th e principal m a tte rs in con
N either th e tra n s p o rta
ap p ears to have as m any lives as th e je rk th e ir poles too soon. I im ag- troversy.
tion
act
nor
any o th e r law does or
proverbial cat. A day or tw o ago ine tw ice th a t m any pounds a re also
ever
did
specifically
provide th a t th e
he was poisoned and his body throw n lost because they je rk th e ir poles too
railw
ays
should
not
le t re p a ir w ork
in to th e river. B ut “ th e cat cam e late.
to
o
u
tside
co
n
tracto
rs.
F u r th e r
he has ju st issued o rd ers
T his was my q u o tatio n from
m
ore,
all
th
e
railw
ays
except
two,
ipeare: “ Some m en buy ad-
ne contracting of the
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