•t.r tw o A s h la n d A S H A V D DAILY TIDINGS *■ *• Tuesday, July 25. 1023 as a mecca fo r sum m er to u rists. Wis oom of Henry This roai up th e A shland w a te r­ shed is w ithip th e fo rest reserve, can be controlled in its en tirety Ford Taken From »and by th e governm ent. This road, as should be reg u lated by stric t His Memoirs built, ru les of th e U nited S tates govern­ T io iE g s ¿B tdtaiib-a »876 Every Evening Except Sunday THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. pQbllabed OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY’ PAPER TB LEPH O N E 3» m ent, allow ing no one to cam p alo n g th e ro ad w ithin the w atershed, ¡1 H enry F ord is w riting his m e­ allow ing th e road to be used, say _ c m oirs io r M cClure's, th e firs t in ­ only betw een 8 a. m. and 7 p. in., E. J. BARRETT. Editor stallm en t of which will ap p ear in allow ing no cam pers or picnic p a r­ ties to stop w ithin th e lim its of our ¿ubtfer-lption Price Delivered in City: the A ugust issues. Below a re a few! city w ater shed. I One mouth ............................... - . $ .65 A good looking d a u g h te r re- <£> strik in g p arag rap h s taken from ad These ru les w ould not be a h a rd ­ Three m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 ship on anyone, as w ith a good road, vance proof sheets. Six m onths .................................... 3 . 7 5 / duces electric and gas bills. a few hours only would suffice to One year ..................... . . . . . . . 7.50 W hat good is in d u stry If it be so m ake the trip. T here are plenty of Mail and Rural R ou tes A RicR weU placed gometimeg u n skillfully m anaged as not to re-J cam ping and loafing places w ithout One m o n th ...................................... $ .55 using the canyon for such purposes. succeeds w here a soft answ er < î >, T nree m onths . . ........................ r 1.95 tu rn a living to everyone concerned? The drive is all sufficient and will Six m onths .................................... 3.50 •e fails. If No question is m ore im p o rtan t th an loubtles3> satisfy m oat people. One year . . ................................. 6.5f ---------- ADVERTISING RATES L Thfi m an whQ bag failed can th a t of w a g e s - m o s t of th e people the road should be continued along the ridge to the Siskiyou sum m it, in s e r io n ’ e a ^ n c ^ 8 S O c * ^ e as good advice as the m an * of th e c o u n try live on w ages' The cam ping could be allow ed a fte r the MD£i6 Insertion, cacti m en . . . • • • ¡sue • «icale o f t h e i r liv i n g th e r a to of YEARLY CONTRACTS * who has succeeded. ❖ e ° r tb e lr *lVlng / a t e of road sw ings over the sum m it on the Display A dvertising / _______ th e ir wages— determ in es th e pros- C alifornia side. Most people' would be glad to m ake th e trip and back One tim e a w e e k ........................ 2 7 % c k . An optim ist ls a m an who * Parity of the country. the sam e day. Two tim es a week..................... .2 5 c / t akeg ie3g w ageg an(j considers Only th e few desire to* camp, and Every business th a t em ploys' m ore it should be no hard sh ip to them to Tvery o th er d a y ............... • ■*> it a duty to his em ployer. <♦> Local Reader* th an one m an is a kind of p artn er- give th a t idea up for th e general Bach line, each tim e ..................... 1 0 c / Mr. W in b u rn ’s ship. The m om ent a m an calls for good of our city. To ru n every o th e r day for one | <§ I t's a good idea to find out assistance in hls b u s in e s s -e v e n place is w orthy of no criticism from m onth, each line, each t im e .. Ï C •> w ha t kind of advice a m an tbough the a38,s ta n t be b u t a boy_ a sa n ita ry view point as com pared to To run- every issue for one m onth th e dangers of th e every-day picnic * w ants before you. s ta r t giving tb a t momeQt he hag taRen a p a rtn e r. oy m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5c and cam ping p arties which occupv •$> it. Classified Column the banks of th e creek every day One cent th e w ord each tim e. No m an is independent as long as of the sum m er. To ru n every issue for one m onth W ith o u t b e tte r reg u latio n s, th a t The best asset a sto re can he has to depend on a n o th e r m an or m ore, Vic th e w ord each tim e. should be stopped in some m anner. ?> have is a clerk who gives po- to help him. It is a reciprocal re la ­ Legal Rate T here a re no restric tio n s on them , First time, per 8-pchit lin e ..........10c -s- lite answ ers to foolish ques- '•$> tion— the boss is th e p a rtn e r of his and they practice no care or ju d g ­ < s > Bach su bsequeut tim e, per 8- <§> tions. w orker, th e w orker is th e p a rtn e r m ent. Mr. W in b u rn ’s place is 100 polnt line ...................................... 5c «?> ---------- per cent b e tte r th an it was for years of his boss. Card of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00 before he occupied it. <» HEZ HECK SAY’S: Obituaries, the l i n e ......................2 Vic If, w ith a road to M ount A shland, A “ H eadaches keep m ore Fraternal Orders and Societies | If an em ployer urges m en to do and possibly beyond, we can in any A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders folks aw ay from church ’ th e ir best, and the m en learn a fte r way compel , th e public to m ake or societies c h arg in g a re g u la r initi- th an from th e m ovies.” *' a w hile th a t th e ir best does not througlP trip s w ith stopovers not a l­ .gtion fee and dues, no discount. Re- lowed, we w ill h e im proving the 11 gl oils and benevolent o rd ers will be bring any rew ard , th en they n a tu r- conditions as they a re a t present, charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad ally drop back into " g e ttin g by.” instead of m aking them worse. The v ertlslng when an adm ission or other W ith a bunch of out-of-tow n news- jf they see the fru its of h ard am ount of traffj.ee w ould doubtless charge ls m ade. papers on th e job, M arie B enedict, J work in th eir pay envelope— proof ju stify a p atro lm an on the road th e A pplegate wom an, who is h e a d , th a t h a rd e r w ork m eans higher pay! w ithin the w atershed d u ring th e What Constitutes Advertising season th e road could be traveled. In o rd er to allay a m isu n d erstan d - i of th e special grand jury, is likely _____ then _ also they begin to _____ learn _____ th a t F. H. W ALKER. “ » « "°.nd “ h'at ”a “ X ' *» h a™ >'*• ’ ■“ ‘" r t t » ' Publicity^ they "are* a p a r t 'o f "the business, and / . ' / sert M oses we p rin t th is very sim ple ru le, which is u sed by new spapers to different!- ate betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re events, w here an adm ission charge la m ade or a collection is tak e n Io ADVERTISING.” This applies to org an izatio n s an d societies of every kind as well as to individuals. All re p o rts of such activities a fte r they have occurred is news. All com ing social o r organization m eetings of societies w here no m oney c o n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti­ ation charged, or collecton tak e n IS NEWS. tu rn e d on her to an ex ten t th a t s h e jth a t its success depends on them and J never dream ed of when the women th e ir success depends on it. w ere w orking for equal su ffra g e .' - Itn the next cannot get into the pay envelopes. week or two th an we will relish. In T here will never be a system in v en t­ all probability it will be of a ch arac­ ed which will do away w ith the ne­ te r not calculated to encourage any­ cessity of w ork. N atu re has seen one to s e ttle in th is neck of the to th a t. Idle hands and m inds w ere Between th e sh eriff, the “ B ro th er C h arlie” gets th e dem o­ woods. , „ .................. , __ „ ; never intended for any one of us. ,, cratic nom ination for governor in governor, th e K. K. K. and the W. C. / W o r k is o u r san ity , o u r self-respect. So fa r from belng N ebraska. Now if th e republicans T .U ., an aw ful m ess has been stirre d , o u r gaIvation w ant to put over so m ething really up. It is u n fo rtu n a te th a t circura- a curge worR lg th e greategt blegg. clever th a t will in su re th e election stances necessitate th a t th e d irty ¡ng E xact SOCial ju stice flow s only of th e ir can d id ate, all th a t is n e - , linen of the county should have to out of boneat w ork Tbe maQ wb0 cessary is to engage W. J. B. t o ; be w ashed in the s ta te press, but j contvibuteg m uch should tak e away i stum p th e s ta te for B ro th er C harles, u n d er existing conditions, it cannot much T h erefo re no elem ent of i • • be otherw ise. Jack so n county is s i t - 'ch a rity .g pregent Jn tbft payJug of If you w ant an illu stra tio n of th e tin g in th e old gam e of heads I win wages e __________________ ease w ith w hich th e s ta te officials — tails you lose,” and th e best w can expect to get, is th e w orst of it, ' ex tract coin from th e taxpayer, ju st com ing and going. | ENGINEER GIVES OPINION ON ta k e a sla n t a t th e re p o rt of the __________________ MOUNT ASHLAND SCENIC sta te m otor vehicle d e p a rtm e n t. In HIGHWAY the process of ex tractio n d u rin g th e J ♦ ♦ ♦ past six m onths, they have sep arated T here is a g rea t deal of discus­ the taxpayer from th re e m illion d ol­ sion am ong th e citizens of A shland, Has Bob No Friends? lars. respecting th e reasib ility of the ! E d ito r A shland T idings; M ount A shland scenic highw ay pro ­ Looks like th e irony of fate t h a t ' Bob S tanfield, who is he? jec t launched by Jesse W inburn. It A sh eepherder. the M arshfield fire d e p a rtm e n t, af-l appears to m eet w ith alm ost univer-j te r w orking like heroes to prevent j W here is he? In a sheep corral. sal favor, th e only point being W hat is he doing? W atching th e city being destroyed by th e de- raised which m ight be construed as stru c tiv e fire which sw ept th e w ater b ears and coyote . v .U D ear Mr P ierce: In th in k in g over d ep artm en tal expenditures to th e m an who ever w ore th e toga for the scenic road p ro ject to M ount tu n e of nearly two billion dollars Oregon, fo r a secondhand sheep-, A shland, th e first g re a t opposition • • keeper. O ur Bob is a w orse slack er to overcom e will prove to be th e In Ju a re z Mexico, it is announced th an th e one who w ould n ot put on Public prejudice ag ain st a road up * tllO CTGOK th e city governm ent is flat b r o k e ., th e k h aki. One gets $7500 per y e a r , , beHeve thig preju d ice can be They are ju st beginning to find out th e o th e r $360 and a chance to be largely done aw ay w ith and over- th a t in try in g to drive out th e grin- killed or crippled fo r life. The come by p u ttin g it up to th e council goes, they w ere k illing th e goose cheap m an had to buy hls own sta - a ®d the in te rested public in th e fol- th a t laid th e golden egg. As long tionery th e o th e r get his free. Also m anner: as the races, conducted by A m en- postage and 10 cents p er m ile “ com- ag extendlng to M ount Ashland> and cans, w ere ru n a t Ju a re z , the city in’ and gw ine.” Oh, Polly Ticks! thence along th e ridge to connect' tre a su ry was kept so full th a t ad- W hat a hum bug you are! wiih th e Pacific highw ay a t th e Sta-j m in istratio n officials had to find i AMOS D A HU FF. !kiJ ? u sum m it o r th ereab o u ts. T his, announces new tire prices —lowest cost mileage ever known. Effective July 20th, Goodrich establishes a revised price list that is a base line o f tire value. It gives the motorist the buying advantage o f knowing that what* ever size tire he selects is or the same quality — the Goodrich one-quality standard. It gives him the long* est mileage, the most satisfactory service and the high* est quality his m oney can buy. Results will prove that it is impossible to buy tire mileage at lower cost. T h in k o f being able to buy Sikertcwn Cords a t such prices as these: LITERATURE.READY FOR BOY'S’ AND GIRLS’ CLUBS I T he next phase of the Boys’ and I G irls’ club work is th a t of g e ttin g , in the rep o rts and th e fittin g of th e ir p roduct for exhibit a t th e county fair, w hich will ta k e place in less th an two m onths. The rem aining tim e is one of th e vital periods of the developm ent of the stock and poultry to produce the best resu lts, and g rea t care should be used in all projects from th is tim e on. All m em bers, who have not re ­ ceived th e ir second and th ird lite ra ­ tu re * o r do not receive th e sam e in th e next few days may have these by notice to th e county club agent. AT CVER.Y DRAI&- STORA BAS ’.INE Pl. E 3 0 x 3 | Cl. 3 1 x 3 .8 5 Cl. 3 0 x 3 | S. B. 32 X 3 | S. B. 3 1 x 4 S. B. 32 X 4 S. B. 33 X 4 S. B. $13.50 15.95 15.95 22.95 26.45 29.15 30.05 BASE LINE PRICE SIZE 34x4 32 X 4 | 33 X 41 34 X 41 35 X 41 33x5 35x5 $30.85 37.70 38.55 39.50 40.70 46.95 49.30 8. B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S.B. S.B. No extra charge for excue tax. This tax is paid by Goodrich iv r New base line prices are also effective on Qoodrich Fabric Tires size ' BASE LINE PRICE size 3 0 x 3 —“55” 3 0 x 3 1 —“55” 32 X 3 | S.B. Safety $9.65 10.65 16.30 3 2 x 4 S. B. Safety 3 3 x 4 S. B. Safety 34 x 4 S. B. Safety - THE NEW T O M SC LAXATIVE SIZE h #; • < BASE LINE PRICE $21.20 2235 22.85 No extra charge for excite tax. Thit tax it paid by Goodrich This revised price list affords the motorist as definite a guide to tire prices as Goodrich Tires are the definite standard of tire quality. THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY, A kron, Ohio W hile it is som ew hat discourag­ ing to know th a t th e cost of living is steadily creeping back to th e w ar tim e basis, it is decidedly cheering to th e m an who w orks for wages to know th a t there has been a reduc­ tion in th e price of radium . ? e V l E’? TO i S j V * * private receptacles to tak e care of 440 Palm Avenue, A shland, Ju ly mQSt scenjc and w onderfuli a n d i would add much to Ashland’s claim Making an Asset of Difficulties A great opportunity is now before Ameri­ can business—the opportunity of making a big and permanent asset out of the very difficulties of tlie present situation. Tbe conviction that this can be done is ex­ tremely heartening. It is enough to put a new thrill of life and activity into every form of industry. * Chief among the means of creating De­ mand is now seen to be Advertising. \\ herever you find a big demand for any product you find, invariably, tbat tlie de­ mand for that product has’ been stimu­ lated by human effort, and chiefly through advertising. From one point of view, ’the present situation is by far the most desirable, the soundest, the sanest, and the most hopeful this country lias ever seen. Why J Be­ cause it brings into bold relief, through sheer necessity, the latent power to create conditions as we would like to have them. It is obvious to any one who will think it through tbat the present demand for any product could be substantially less­ ened if it were possible to eliminate all forms of advertising—including pictures, displays, and word of mouth, as well as printed and painted messages—and just let that product depend on the natural or unstimulated demand. The curtailment of Demand for the pro­ ducts of industry brought us face to face with the question, hitherto ignored, as to what causes demand. Then it was dis­ covered that Demand was a created thing, and that more of it could be created in almost any direction—if enough of the right effort were applied. And it is equally obvious that a demand for any worthy product can be created and stimulated by means of Advertising. This fact puts within tbe hands of the business man the means of creating bis own market. That would be the biggest asset be could have—an assured market for all he could produce.