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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
earn and save in o rd e r to m eet ad
d itional tax a tio n and put on foot
some plan to keep th e jolly old tax
payer out of th e alm s house b efore
1922 taxes a re levied an d paid ”
Ashland -•**> í'ioings
¿•iaL .lan ed 1*7-
PubUzhed Every Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPH O N E 39
Thursday, July 27, 1022
IV/sdom of Henry
Ford Taken From
Hit Memoirs
NO REMEDY IN STRIKES
The best frien d s of labor, organiz
H enry F o rd is w ritin g hi3 m e
ed and not organized, a re m ore and m oirs fo r M cClure’s, th e first» in
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
m ore fea rfu l th a t “ th e rig h t to sta llm e n t of w hich will ap p ear in
E ntered a t the A shland, Oregon.
s trik e ’’ has been em phasized too th e A ugust issues. Below a re a few I
Poatofflce as Second-class Mall M at
N ever have y our tro u b les ♦ m uch’ and t h a t - w hen it ru n s afoul s trik in g p a ra g ra p h s tak en from ad-,
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... of the general ri^ h t of everyone to a vance proof sheets.
t> half-soled
eubecriptiou Price Delivered in City: -
peaceful life, it m ust give way to
One month ....................................$ .65
Good will is one of the few really
A bout all th e re Is to good 'C the g re a te r good of the g re a te r
Three m o n t h s ............................... 1.95
num ber.
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p o rta n t assets of life. A determ -!
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Six m onths .................................... 3.75 zs' health is good digestion.
The
country
is
tire
d
of
strik
es
One year ...................................... 7.50 ♦
ined
m an can win alm ost an y th in g
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Mail and Rural Routes
The
w
hole
people
of
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nited
th a t he goes a fte r, b ut unless, in his
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P o p u larity
a pVi
pol- <e>
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One m onth ....................................$ .65
States a re tired of having th e ir coal g etting, he gains good will, he has
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T nree m onths ............................... 1.95
and tra n sp o rta tio n e ith e r in te rfe re d not pro fited m uch.
Rlx m onths .................................... 3.50
One year ............................... . . . 6 .5 * <»> Don’t confuse success w ith <•> w ith or th re a te n e d . Since th e b irth
ADVERTISING RATES
T here is now a d efinite dem and
>> cash.
The w orld’s g rea test <J> of organized labor, A m ericans have
Display Advertising
been in sym pathy w ith th e rig h ts of th a t th e hum an side of business be
men
w
ere
poor.
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Mingle insertion, each in c h ............ 30c
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<$. men collectively to barg ain and col elevated to a position of equal im
YEARLY CONTRACTS
Display Advertising
&
T he c o rn e rs to n e s of clv iliza- <$■ lectively to p ro te st a g a in st in justice portance w ith th e m aterial side. And
by a collective cessation of work. th a t is going to come about.
One tim e a w e e k ......................... 27
" tiou a re people who b rea k fa st
Two tim es a w eek......................... 25 c
But
th a t sym pathy, has been ex ten d
<v a t 6 :3 0 o r 7 a. in.
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Every o th e r d a y ............................20 c
ed to s trik in g m en who fought a
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If we a tte m p t to reg u la te w a g e s!
Local Readers
fair
fight,
who
in
te
rfe
re
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not
a
t
all
on
living costs, we get now here. T h e'
Each line, each t i m e . . .................10c
“ Safety f irs t” is th e idea of <?
w
ith
the
innocent
and
th
e
non
To ru n every o th e r dlay for one
cost
of living is a re s u lt and we c a n ?
a sm all m an who uses th e long-
m onth , each line, each tim e . . 7c > distance ’phone to call the big <*> p artisan .
not expect to keep a re s u lt con-!
To run”every Issue for one m onth
In the old days, in th e fa r west, s ta n t if we keep a lte rin g th e factors
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o f m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5c
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Classified Column
♦ a m an had th e rig h t to shoot, if he which produce th e retei^lt. W hen
One cent th e word each tim e.
HEZ HECK SAYS:
♦ felt him self in ju re d o r th re a te n e d we try to reg u la te w ages according
To ru n every issue fo r one m onth
by an o th er. The o th er m an had a to th e cost of living, we a ré im ita t
“ D on’t tell th e boss to
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or m ore, H e the w ord each tim e.
rig h t to shoot, too. It was a case of ing a dog chasing his tail.
■s* go to hell till you hev an-
♦
Legal R ate
a
“ fa ir field and no fav o rs.” W hen
F irst tim e, per 8 -p tln t lin e ..........10c <§> o th e r job in s ig h t.”
tow ns grew la rg e r, prom iscuous
The d ay's poductive w ork Is the
Bach subsequent tim e, per 8-
shooting had to stop. The rig h ts of m ost v aluable m ine of w ealth th a t
polnt line ...................................... 5c
Card of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00
the innocent b y sta n d e r becam e p a ra has ever been opened. C ertainly it
O bituaries, th e line .......................2Msc
If th e T e rrill m eetin g In th e A r m ount to th e rig h ts of two m en to
ought not to b e a r less th a n all the
Fraternal Orders and Societies
mory last n ig h t served no o th er p u r “ fig h t it o u t.”
w o rk er’s outside obligations.
And
A dvertising fo r fra te rn a l orders
The rig h ts of m any innocent c iti certain ly it o u g h t to be m ade to take
or societies ch arg in g a re g u la r in iti pose it certain ly set people to th in k
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e ing. W hen m en of th e stan d in g in zens a re p aram o u n t to the rig h ts of care of th e w o rk e r’s su n set days,
ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be the com m unity, of those who spoke a few to strik e . It is th e general
when labor is no longer possible to
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad a g ain st the recall, go on record, for
vertlslng when an adm ission or other or a g a in st any public prem osition, feeling of leg islato rs in W ashington, him — and should be no longer ne
stro n g e st am ong the friends of o r cessary.
charge Is mqde.
th e ir u tte ra n c e s a re w orthy th e se r ganized labor, th a t it is to lab o r’s
What Constitutes Advertising
ious co nsideration of the voter. benefit to find a n o th e r way to se ttle
The m an does th e w ork in th e i
In ord er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d W h eth er it will affect the resu lt of
d ifficulties th an to s trik e in the es shop, but his wife does the w ork in
ing am ong some as to w hat consti
tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g , th e election to any appreciable ex sential in d u strie s— coal and tra n s the home. The shop m ust pay them
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which te n t rem ain s to be seen. The feel- po rtatio n .
both.
la used by new spapers to d iffe re n t!-; ing th a t the sh e riff has been luke-
It is th e ir conviction th a t if labor
a te betw een them : “ ALL fu tu re w arm in his prosecution of the boot-
P erh ap s th e re is no one item con
can not or will not, th e U nited
events, w here an adm ission charge
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.
Is m ade or a collection is taken I S 1 leSgers and th a t his personal
S tates can and will. The innocent nected w ith our economic life th a t
ADVERTISING.”
T his applies to tude Wlth respect to proh ib itio n , is m ust not su ffe r th a t two d isp u ta n ts would su rp rise us m ore th an a
organizations and societies of every not v iru le n t, is deeply im bedded in be allow ed to fig h t; a rb itra tio n know ledge of ju s t w hat b u rd en s t h e '
kind as well as to individuals.
th e m inds of the a rd e n t advocates of
d a y ’8 w ork carries.
All rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r th e enforcem ent of the V olstead act. m ust ta k e th e place of in terferen ce
w ith m ails, stoppage of coal, h alting
they have occurred is news.
W e have never yet devised a sin k
All com ing social o r organization .Moreover, th e sh eriff, in th is special of tra in s.
If peacefully, w illingly
m eetings of societies w here no election, has to face th e fact th a t so m uch the b e tte r. If by force of ing fund fo r th e replacem ent of the
money co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti every m an and w om an v oter who
arm s and d rastic law s, so m uch the stre n g th of th e w orker. It is pos
ation charged, o r collecton tak en IS tak e s a direct in te re st in prohibition
w orse for those who p u t personal sible to set up a kind of sinking
NEWS.
will go to th e polls, and It Is not rig h ts before the rig h ts of th e whole fund in th e form of old-age pen
sions.
h azard in g m uch of a guess th a t they country.
SOLOMONITES
will vote for his recall. On th e oth-
<§> <$> <¥> <?> <•> <§> <$> <$> <*> <S> <♦> <$> $> <♦> $ er hand, w hile th e s h e riff’s friends
B usiness is not yet sufficiently
GUESTS MUST
COOK well organized and its objectives a re
♦ W hen a m an is bravely going
<t> m ay be legion, and he w ould, in all HOTEL
THEIR OWN TROUT OR— ?
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F orw ard w here his duty lies <i> probability, win hands down in a
not yet sufficiently clear to m ake it
<S> People have no tim e for show- <?■: general election, th e issue is not one
possible to pay m ore th an a fraction
<$>
If th e le tte r of th e law is .observed of the wages th a t ought to be paid.
ing
<$> th a t will brin g out a heavy vote, and
<§>
T hat they th in k him good or <3> th e arm y of backsliders who fails to by to u rists and o th ers stopping a t
<S>
wise;
C ountry-w ide high wages spell
<t> go to th e polls, will be recru ited K lam ath hotels, few of th e fam ous
<$> W ell, it’s fine, th a t fa ir eu- <•> m ainly from the ran k s of those who, K lam ath tro u t caught by them will cduntry-w ide prosperity, provided,
how ever, th e h ig h er wages a re paid
deavor
<$>'u n d e r o rd in ary circum stances, could ever reach th e ir plates.
A fter the fish are c au g h t th e nim - for h ig h er production. P aying wages
♦
Is too common to be praised, <$• be relied upon to vote for the
rod seeks a ju stice of th e peace be and low ering production is s ta rtin g
T hat th e public, now as ever, <S> sheriff.
fore whom he m akes affid av it th a t down the incline tow ard dull busi
♦
Gasps w henever hell is raised. <S>
the
fish w ere c a u g h t by him self a t a ness.
<s> -w
THANKFUL FOR SMALL MERCIES c e rta in place a t a ce rtain tim e.
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(R oseburg N ew s-Review)
This accom plished, the nim rod ASSISTANT SECRETARY
S uffering cats! The late st fashion!
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The
s
ta
te
tax
com
m
ittee
will
not
¡h
u
n
ts up a gam e w arden from whom
WILL VISIT CORVALLIS
decree says one inch above the k n e e .'
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conduct any m eetings in th is neck he obtains a fish ta g a t a cost of
WASHINGTON, Ju ly 27.— A ssist
The G erm ans can appreciate the 0I'
woods, accdrding to an- one cent. This tag Is fastened to a n t S ecretary of A g ricu ltu re C. W.
old saw : ‘ He who steals my purse nouncenient m ade today. This is a the fish and is supposed to rem ain Pugsley left T hursday evening for a 1
m ighty fine conclusion. If th is body th ere th ro u g h th e journey over the th re e w eeks’ trip in th e n o rth w e st?
steals tra s h .”
has not alread y sufficient evidence kitchen range to th e table,
w here he will visit a g ric u ltu ra l col
Anyone in te n d in g to have fish leges and experim ent sta tio n s, and
S cientists declare th a t worm s are a t hand to clinch ad d itio n al tax-
edible. Some folks m ay be Inter-
ra ’s’ng schem es on th e people of -served to them in a hotel m ay have m ake a first hand stu d y of agricu l-i
ested in th a t discovery— a fte r
the t ’1’s wrand old sta te , th e re is no one ¡a tag, whe?i they arriv e, by paying tu ra l conditions from N orth D akota
in th is section ready and w illing to the req u ired one cent.
recall election.
to the coast. On A ugust 2 and 3,
offer th eir services.
H olding fu r-
Or, if this procedure proves im- Mr. Pugsley will speak before the
Ju d g e C alkins has decided th a t th e r sessions th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te p ractical, th e hotel g uest m ay cook national hom e econom ics conference
th e recall election m ust be held, so m ight add considerably to o u r al- th e fish in th e back y ard o r even in to be held a t C orvallis, Oregon.
the fur will continue to fly u n til ready in to lerab le burden of taxa- the kitchen, providing th e chef is
tion.
The governor should now w illing.
next S atu rd ay — election day.
M arshfield— A $9000 hall is de
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s ta r t out a little band of m ission-
stroyed by fire.
F em lnine progression — At 20. a rie s to teach th e public how to
R ead th e w ant ads.
brig h tly .on the lookout for th e ideal
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m an; a t 25, carefully scanning th e;
horizon for a real m an; a t 30— ju st;
a m an.
YafcE-RX-MOSES
The new G oodyear
Cross-Rib Tread Cord
Did You Get the Bottom
Price, After All?
T he man who buys a “long discount” tire usually finds himself
troubled by the above question.
Did he pay less for the tire than his neighbor might have paid, or
actually did he pay more ?
Did he get the bottom price, when all is said and done, or could he
perhaps have driven a sharper bargain?
Was the net price really more than he might have had to pav for a
tire o f established reputation and value?
In the belief that the average motorist prefers a frank and open
transaction, we built the new Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord and
discounted the “discount” in advance.
Instead of listing it at a high price, to enable the dealer to attract
you with a so-called “ long discount,” we list it as low as we
profitably can.
W e build it of high-grade long-staple cotton, using the patented
Goodyear method o f group-ply construction, and sell it at a lower
price than you are asked to pay for many “ long discount” tires of
unknown worth.
If you want a quality tire, and a reliable value, call today on any of
the Goodyear Service Station Dealers listed here.
Compare these prices with N E T prices you are asked to p a y fo r "long discount” tires
30 <3)4
30 x 3)4
32 x
31x4
Clincher........
Straight Side.
Straight Side .
Straight Side. .
$13.50
15.85
19.75
23.50
32x4
33x4
34 x 4
Straight Side..
Straight Side..
Straight Side..
32 x 4)4 Straight Side..
$25.45
26.80
27.35
31.45
$32.15
32.95
39.10
Side. . 41.05
3 3 x 4 X Straight Side.
34x4>4 Straight Side. .
33 x 5 Straight Side. .
35 x 5
Straight
These prices include manufacturer s excise tax
Goodyear Cross-Rib T rea d Cord Tires are also m ade in 6,
7 a n d 8 inch sizes fu r trucks
FOR SALE BY
HARRISON brothers
FORD AND FORDSON DEALERS
ASHLAND VULCANIZING WORKS
Largest Exclusive Tire Establisment
Don’t Buy Tires until You See these Goodyears Handled by
Ashland Vulcanizing Works
A
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Largest Exclusive Tire Establishment in Ashland
For a limited time only, we will trade in your old tires on new ones
We Have Handled Goodyear Tires for the Past Five Years.
We now carry no other Tires and Tubes
Reason—Best, of Satisfaction to our Customers
HARRISON BROTHERS
Ford and Fordson Dealers
L e t’s Go S p la s h in ’
— AT—
The touch system , it will be n o t
ed. is m ost highly developed in those
ste n o g ra p h ers who have succeeded
in e n sn arin g th e ir em ployer into a
m a rria g e contract.
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NEWPORT
-bydhe-Sea
T h ere a re th irte e n candidates for
governor of Ohio. It can be relied
upon th a t a fte r election, tw elve of
them will be convinced th a t th irte e n
is an unlucky num ber.
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A movie press ag en t sends out the
B taftling announcem ent th a t salaries
of th e average m ovie s ta r has been i
c u t $20,000.
He neglects to m e n
tion th e figures nam ed in th e said
s ta r s ' contracts.
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The M edford Mail T ribune is get
tin g out a special edition today in
th e in te re st of th e citizens’ commit-1
te e th a t is fig h tin g th e K u Klux
K ian.
M eantim e th e sponsors for
th e recall election a re not lettin g
th e g rass grow u n d e r th e ir feet
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R ussia is on th e horns of a di-1
Iem m a. The soviet declines to rec
ognize property rig h ts. If t h e / ac
cept a loan on th e com m ercial term s
prescribed in th e financial w orld,
th e soviet m u st s u rre n d e r th e basic
p rinciple on w hich bolshevism is
founded — a
denial of p ro p erty
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Homelike and delightful is
this dear old place that ap-
I>eals to thousands of pleas
Makiny 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 the present situation. The
conviction that this csau he done is ex
tremely heartening. It is enough to put a
new thrill of life and activity into every
form of industry.
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From one point of view, ’the present
situation is by far the jnost desirable, the
soundest, the sanest, and the most hopeful
this country lias ever seen. Why? 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 that the present demand for
any product could he 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
lmstimulafed 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 iu
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 hv means of Advertising.
This fact puts within the hands of the
business man the means of creating his
own market. That would be the biggest
asset he could have—an assured market
for all he could produce.
ure seekers each year.
$14.40 Round Trip
Good for 15 days.
15 day tick ets, on sale
F rid ay a n d S atu rd ay .
Read ab o u t
d o o rs“ F older,
details in cluding
on request.
F o r fu rth e r
$17.15 R ound T rip
season tick ets, on sale
dally. Good u n til Oc
tober 31st.
th e V acation P laces in our 1922 “ Oregon O ut
i t is b e a u tifu lly illu s tra te d and brim m ing fu ll of
hotel and c o tta g e Inform ation.
Copies F R E E
p a rtic u la rs, ask any ag en ts.
Southern Pacific Lines
JO H N M. SCOTT,
General Passenger A gen t
Chief among the means of creating De
mand is now seen to be Advertising.
Wherever you find a big demand for any
product you find, invariably, that the de
mand for that product has been stimu
lated by human effort, and chiefly through
advertising.
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