ASHLAND DALLI TIDINGS
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Ashland
COPCO SELLING NEW STOCK
ISSUE ON INSTALLMENTS
Tidings
E stablished 1_876
Pubilsbed Every Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
The C alifornia Oregon Pow er
com pany has ju s t announced a n of-
fering of its 7 per cent p referred
OFFICIAL C IT I AND COUNTY
capital stock to its consum ers and
PAPER
th e public.
TELEPH O N E 39
This stock will be offered a t a
E. J. BARRETT, Editor
price of $92 per sh are, and as th e
dividend ra te is 7 per cent per a n
E n te re d a t th e A shland, Oregon,
num based on p ar, th e stock th u s
Postoffice as Seqpud-class Mail Mat
<v
Most
of
the
big
m
en
come
r
gojd
wjn re tu rn about 7.6 per cent
te r.
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from sm all tow ns.
to th e purchager.
4ubscriptiou Price Delivered in City:
“ j P aym ent fo r th is stock m ay be
One nAmth ....................................I
$
>
One
of
th
e
troubles
th
a
t
c
a
n
’t
m ade in cash or in ¡b a ilm e n ts of
T hree m o n t h s ............................... 1-95
Six m onths .................................... 3.75 ♦ be laughed away is toothache. <S>'$5 per s ha re down, and $5 per sh are
One year ...................
7.50
per m onth, w ith th e priv ileg e of
Mail and Rural Routes
••
T he telephone is useful in • a n tic ip a tin g any paym ents, and in-
One m onth ...............................
5 -65
T hree m onths ............................... 1.95 <S> calling people up so you can ^ ltereat a t 6 per cen t will be paid by
the com pany on th e am o u n ts paid in,
Six m onths .................................... 3.50 <S> call them down.
One year ...................................... 5-5*
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<3- u n til com plete paym ent fo r th e stock
ADVERTISING RATES
3>
Kin
folks
th a t
we are ❖ has been m ade.
Display A d vertisin g
tin g le Insertion, each in c h ............ 30c ♦' asham ed of a re ju st as apt to <S> It has b een decided to sell th is
• be asham ed of us.
stock th ro u g h th e sales e ffo rt of th e
YEARLY CONTRACTS
Display Advertising
m em bers of th e org an izatio n , who
One tim e a w e e k ........................ 27 %c »
If you c a n ’t get business
have indicated th e ir confidence in
Two tim es a w eek........................25 c
#> w ithout c u ttin g prices, you a re <?> tbe com pany by su b scrib in g fulliz
Every o th e r d a y .......................... 20 c
$> a poor business m an.
# for th e issue of stdck recently m ade,
Local R eaders
Each line, each tim e ......................10c
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<?> practically 100 per cen t of th e or-
To ru n every o th e r ttey fo r one
»
The w orld is full of m en who
ganization now being stockholders
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c •s> know how to run th e business T of th e com pany.
To ru n every issue for one m onth
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tip m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5c <§> of o th ers, b u t fall down in ru n - <$>!
♦ !
'♦> ning th e ir own.
Classified Column
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
<8> MORE RAIL GIANTS ARRIVE
TO SERVE WESTERN R. R
To ru n every issue for one m onth <8> HEZ HECK SAYS:
<e>
or m ore, % c th e w ord each tim e.
<$>
“ If you d o n ’t know when
❖
Legal Rate
M oving in tw o special tra in s, 12
<
g
>
<•»
you’re
licked,
you
never
F irst tim e, per 8 -pt.'nt lin e ..........10c
^
new
“ 2-10-2— type locom otives, v a l
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
<§> a re .”
ued
a
t nearly a m illion d ollars, an d
polnt line ...................................... 5c
C ard of t h a n k s .............................$1.00!
consigned to th e S o u th ern P acific
O bituaries, th e l i n e .....................2 % c j
com pany for use on its P acific Sys
Fraternal Orders and Societies
th a t he join him a t San Francisco.
A dvertising for fra te rn a l o r d e r s ; Mr. M cCormick claim s th e rig h t of tem lines, have ju s t reached th e P a
or societies ch arg in g a re g u la r in iti discovery of H ell G ate, th e p ic tu r cific coast via El Paso, Texas.
These huge engines, th e second
atio n fee and dues, no discount. R e
ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be esque w onder ju st out of G rants consignm ent of an o rd er of 50
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad P ass, and as Mr. Sparks was on his
v ertlslng w hen an adm ission or o th er way th ith e r, he w ired th e follow ing placed by th e S o uthern Pacific com
pany w ith th e Baldwin Locom otive
charge Is m ade.
to his chief: “ C an’t come. Am on
W orks, a re to be p u t into service on
the way to Hell G ate to m ake a s u r
W hat C o n stitutes A dvertising
‘ th e S outhern Pacific lines across the
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d vey of D evil’s Backbone, seeking an
ing am ong som e as to w h at consti o u tle t to H ell’s H alf Acre, with a T ehachapi and Siskiyou m ountains.
They a re equipped w ith th e la te st
tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g ,
we p rin t th is very sim ple ru le, which view of reaching S a ta n ’s P lay fuel conservation and au x iliary pow
Is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti g ro u n d .”
er devices.
a te betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re
Evidence of th e S outhern Pacific
events, w here an adm ission charge
Is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS UPSETTING PR O PE R T Y R IG H T S 'co m p an y ’s faith in th e Pacific coast
AD V ERTISIN G ."
T his applies to
(D unsm uir New s)
¡is show n by th e fact th a t th e o rd er
organizations a n d societies of every
The a rg u m e n t set up by the for these locom otives was placed
kind as well as to individuals.
All rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r S o uthern Pacific in its brief filed w ith th e m a n u fa c tu re rs in O ctober,
w ith th e U nited S tates suprem e 1921, a t a tim e wrhen business con
they have occurred is news.
All com ing social or organization c o u rt seem s to go to th e h e a rt of ditions w ere un stab le and th e fu tu re
m eetings of societies w here no th e C entral Pacific controversy.
less prom ising.
money co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti
The
S
o
uthern
Pacific
was
b
u
ilt
by
ation charged, or collecton tak en IS
th e sam e crow d th a t had previously SPEEDWAY AT FAIR GROUNDS
NEWS.
b u ilt the C entral Pacific. The tw’o
WILL BE A CLASSY AFFAIR
had
one
brain
and
one
soul—
to
fly
SOLOMONITES
in th e face of th e proverb— and one
W ork on th e speedw’ay a t th e
<91 fist holding both tn
th e ir stro n g boxes.
Doxes. Jackson county fair grounds has
<j> If the ow ners of both sold th e ir con-
con been resum ed, and th is im p o rta n t
LAMP T H E VAMP
C
en
tral
tro
l
of
th
e
entral
P
acific—
and
did u n it in th e fa ir ground equipm ent
<8> C urses on thee, little Vamp,
<
$
>
it
legally—
why
could
not
the
sam
e will be well tak e n care of in prepa-
<$> W ith thy fascinating “ lam p ,”
<S> W ith thy little sawed off sk irt, sJ> crow d la te r regain th at control— and ratio n for th e races d u rin g th e ex-
<§>: do it legally? The sep aratio n of th e position.
<» And abbreviated s h irt;
The track m easures one m ile and
<?> W ith thine arm s and shoulders • ■ two roads was never any th in g but
.«> a legal and stock m a rk e t fiction.
j an eighth, and has banked tu rn s
<S>
bare,
The lease of th e C en tral Pacific and in th e opinion of com petent en-
<8> And thy lim bs, a t which I sta re , .
<
♦
>
lines
to th e S outhern Pacific, by gineers a speed of 80 to 90 m iles an
<•> W ith thy form so full of life,
-
wh
ch
H untington. S tanford, Crock-! h our m ay be a tta in e d upon it.
❖ I alm ost fo rg et my wife.
<•> I er, et al., replaced th e ir form er!
A ccording to George G ates and
stock control, was en tered into in j Seeley H all, who will have charge of
The w orkm an who is alw ays 1885. It was unchallenged, th o u g h ’ the speed events th e re will be some
w atching th e clock, is very a p t to th e re w ere conceivable reasons why ¡lively com petition on the track du r-
alw ays rem ain “ one of th e h a n d s.” | it would have been a ttack ed if th e ing the fair, the program being de-
E nglish stockholders of th e C entral ! signed for fast, snappy sp rin t races,
The w om an scorned and the man Pacific could have found a legal ra th e r th a n long draw n o ut endur-
i ance tests.
"co rn e d .” have one thing in com opening.
The
S
herm
an
a
n
ti-tru
s
t
law
had
----------------------------
mon— they a re both m ad clean
not
then
been
born.
Can
th
a
t
law,
STAR
CAST
IN "F O R E V E R ”
thro u g h .
subsequently created, go back and
AT TH E VINING TH EA TR E
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London was never stro n g in a p ab ro g a te a c o n tra ct legally m ade
One of th e m ost elab o rate and
preciation of good scenery.
P ro b long before? T he co n stitu tio n says
som
ething
very
explicitly
Itlenying
th rillin g m otion pictu res produced
ably th e reason it pu ts th e taboo on
the pow er of congress to m ake any in m any m onths is “ F o re v e r,” a
bobbed hair.
law affectin g th e v alidity of a con George F itz m au rice production for
• •
P a ram o u n t, s ta rrin g Elsie F erguson
The m ost u n fo rtu n a te aspect of tra c t.
If
law
s
can
be
passed
and
enforc
and
W allace R eid, w hich will be the
the prospect of a general w alkout ol
ed
which
reach
back
before
th
e
pass-
fea
tu
re de luxe a t the V ining th e-
the ra ilro a d men is th e probability
age
of
th
e
law
and
set
aside
valid
a
^re
for
th re e days beginning today,
of m aking us all walk.
co n tracts and leases en tered into in
H eaded by th e sta rs nam ed, the
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Some of th e b ra in ie st m en of our good faith , ou r w hole s tru c tu re of cast jn th is photoplay is th e m ost
tim es seem to th in k life m u st be co n tra ctu a l and property rig h ts has ¡nipoaing ever g ath ered fo r a P ara-
m ount picture w ith the possible ex
lived th ro u g h th e head, and the been destroyed.
Since th e co n stitu tio n was adopt- ception of “ The A ffairs of A n atol.”
h e a rt kept in cold storage.
ed, we have been ta u g h t th is could E llio tt
D exter,
M ontagu
Love,
• •
Not m uch chance of long sk irts not be done. If it can be effective George F aw cett and P a u l M cAllister
ever being w orn again in A shland. in th e case of th e S o u th ern Pacific, play th e principal su p p o rtin g m ale
Most of th e girls, and th e wom en, it can be applied to o th er railro a d s roles. The tw o fem inine p a rts, next
in im portance to th e “ Duchess of
too, can point to two good reasons or o th e r businesses.
Tow ers,” w hich is Miss F e rg u so n ’s
why they should not be.
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WILL BORE FOR OIL
role, a re played by B arb ara Dean
NEAR JACKSONVILLE and Dolores Cassinelli.
The firs t day of th e deer season
b ro u g h t its usual q u o ta of casu al
(Jack so n v ille P o st)
KLAMATH FLOWER SHOW
ties, one m an m aking a record by
It will be of in te re s t to th e people
WAS A NOTABLE SUCCESS
brin g in g down tw o hum ans.
G et
ting to be so th e re is likely to be a of th is p a rt of th e county to learn
KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 21.—
revival of th e In d u stry of m anufac th a t p rep a ra tio n s a re being m ade to
bore
for
oil
a
t
several
d
ifferent
Over 1000 visito rs atte n d ed K lam
tu rin g sh irts of m ail.
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places n e a r Jacksonville.
a th F a ll’s second a n n u a l flow er show
Some of th e leading oil experts la st week, and th e public-spirited
Ed M oore is c e rtain ly g e ttin g
of
th e co u n try — who have had ex women who devoted th e ir days to
m ore th an his sh a re of h a rd luck.
Y esterday m orning he had a com perience in th e oil fields of Texas, m aking it a success feel fully re
fo rtab le hom e, and today he and O klahom a and so u th e rn C alifornia— paid fo r all th e ir w ork. All o th er
his wife a re b e re ft of ev ery th in g have been q u ietly in v estig atin g th is social activities w ere neglected by
they possess, except th e clothes they w estern side of th e Rogue riv e r val society’s m ost active wom en in favor
stan d in. and a re cam ping out on a ley. and they claim th a t th e pros of th e show. D uring th e two days
vacant lot. The fire which laid th e ir pects for oil here a re th e best they th e show was in progress visitors
little hom e in ashes was not su ffi have found anyw here in th e U nited w ere reg istered a t th e door by Mrs.
cient to b u rn up th e ir optim ism , S tates not yet tested o r developed T. C. C am pbell and w ere served
If oil is found here— and th e pro punch a t a table presided over by
however. This m orning they w ere
m
oters
feel su re it will be— Rogue Mrs. George W a tt and d a u g h te r
ab o u t tow n, w ith cheery, instead of
dow ncast countenances, looking a t riv er valley, especially th e w est side G eraldine.
In th e evening of the
th e w orld, not th ro u g h a glass d a rk ! of it, will experience a boom th a t first day Miss M arjorie Delzell, May-
ly, but w ith roseate vision undim m ed will be h eard a ro u n d th e w orld.
belle L eav itt, G eraldine W a tt, M ar
by th e ir m isfortune.
And who know s b u t w hat “ Old g a re t W orden and E leanore T orrey
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Jack so n v ille” will again ta k e her m et th e P o rtla n d visito rs a t th e door
I. T. Sparks, th e d istric t freig h t r g h tf u l place as th e m etropolis of and p resented each one of them w ith
and p assenger ag en t of th e Espee, so u th e rn Oregon.
a Shasta daisy.
was in tow n th e o th e r day and w hile
here received a m essage from Vice-
Salem — C arload of 56,GOO pounds
R oseburg-W ilbur pavement com-
P(e»ident E. o . McCormick, asking of dried lo g an b erries is shipped.
pleted.
Tuesday, August 22, 1022
Plane Launched by Catapult
Æ ÿ J'B ért M oses
I
m any p a rts of th e city and give! uate of Yale, and son of A. J.
som ew hat th e appearance of huge Phipps, m illionaire lum ber m erchant
fo rtresses from a distance, th e closer ¡of F lorence P a rk , n e a r here,
view being rugged and very in te rest-
Young Phipps was sw ept by a
ing.
high wave from th e bow of a speed
The p arty a te th e ir lunch on a , m otorboat in to Long Island sound,
little stream , shaded w ith w illo w s.' late y esterd ay and drow ned. He was
w ith pure spring w ater gushing o u t on a boat driven by his friend, Wil-
iof close-by rocks.
, liam Lyons, of EasthP.mpton. The
W hile th e ro ad is a good m oun-j victim ’s m o th er is p ro strate d by his
tain th o ro u g h fare, th e re a re some death.
I r a th e r rough and steep places, b u t
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w ith plenty of oil, gas, pow er and,
patience, one is paid for the journey
by th e w onderful view spread before
CANS FOR CANNING
them .
JARS FOR JARRING
VAIN SEARCH FOR MAX
LOST FROM MOTOR BOAT
OYSTER BAY, N. Y., Aug. 22.—
F o u r hydroplanes and 40 o th er craft
of various types re tu rn e d to n ig h t
from a vain all-day search for the |
body of Donald M. Phipps, 23, grad- ®
F u rth er tests of the catapult on toe I'. S. S. Maryland were conducted
a t Ham pton Roads, Va., in the presence of Admiral Jones, commander of the
U. S. A tlantic fleet, and Admiral Moffett, chief of the bureau of aeronautics,
who says: “The catapult is no longer iu the experim ental stage. It is as prac
tical and workable as is the torpedo tube used for launching torpedoes from
the deck of a destroyer. Furtherm ore its development by the navy is a boon
to aeronautical activities in the commercial field. The day is not far dis- j
ta n t when commercial planes will be shot into the air from the deck of fast ,
mail ships when they are still many miles at sea.”
Provost Bros.
lour
ihatmoncu
CAtt
b“3
ASHLAND PEOPLE SPEND
Yockey as guests, m ade th e trip to
DAY AT VAN DYKE CLIFFS Van Dyke cliffs Sunday. This is one
Mr. and Mrs. W alter H erndon and of the m any p icturesque points near
fam ily, w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. R .¡A sh lan d . The cliffs a re visible from
NOTE—The Red Top tin con-
tai ns Velvet that has recently
been delivered from the fac-
> jry. It is in fre h condition
—cool axul smooth in a P'P«-
ì
1
Each tin of
TOBACCO
with the RED TOP
Contains freshly made tobacco. Just right for your
pipe.
And the mild smoothness you enjoy is the result
of Velvet’s two long year’s ageing in wooden hogs
heads. Patient ageing in Nature’s way—the right
way of removing raw harshness and bite.
You’11 say that Velvet is cool, smooth and “ sweet
as a nut” in your pipe»