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Thursday, September ", 1022
AÄHLAID DAILY U SIN G S
November Elect.on May Give Longworth
Leadership of House of Representatives
ftoûiaüü
tfitabllabHd i_Ä76
Every Evening Except
Sunday
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THE ASHLAND PRINTING/CO.
m u n in en
Receives H er Dead Hero’s Decoration
R e tu rn from New port—
Mr. and Mrs. Guy R andles, daugH*
te r W anda and little son Ivan Jo s
eph arrived in A shland Monday
m orning from N ew port, w here they
have been located for th e past year.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.— Unless th e house. O thers a re likely to go
th e fickle voter decrees otherw ise in in the p rim aries o r in the autum n»
N ovem ber, it is en tirely p ro b ab le
The elim ination of these elders
th a t th e sovereign s ta te of Ohio, a l-jh a s b ro u g h t th e question of repub-j
C. K. LOGAN, Editor
ready possessed of th e presidency iiCan leadership in th e 68th congress
and
a ho st of o th er political honors, sharply to th e fore.
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon,
will add to its im posing a rra y of
L ongw orth ap p aren tly sta n d s in
Fostofflce as Second-class Mail M at
Bacteriologist», Medical Science, endorse
s-
A lw ajs reg u la te your bite by
federal positions by tak in g over the
ter.
the wonderful action of Sheep Dip.
th e direct line of succession, al-j
your capacity to chew.
After years of experimenting to obtain
republican leadership of the next though he w on’t be elected w ith o u t
dnbecription Price Delivered in City:
the exact requirements in formulating Se-
house
of
representatives.
■ol
combined with Sheep Dip Deodorised
One nftm th .................< ................ I
a fight. Sidney A nderson, of Min
m ore <$>j
and ether medical properties the results
’N ick” Longw orth, of C incinnati, nesota, a rriv ed a t th e point of con-'
Three m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 <$> P o litician s love votes
nave m ti the approval of thousands of men
<s>i
31x m onths .................................... 3.75 <«> th an they love voters.
and women.
x
! veteran of nearly 20 y ears of serv sidération a t ab o u t th e sam e tim e.
$
Ona year ...................................... ^«5® <s>
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The remarkable action of Sepol protects
ice in congress, is th e m an. The
the scalp from germ life which is essential
Mail and Rural Routes
Both A nderson and L ongw orth
<S> A piece of change at the <§>
to proper hair growth and beautiful hair.
□ue m onth ....................................I >6® <§> rr'ght tim e is ju s t about th e <$> voters can spoil plans now in the are law yers, as a re 75 per cen t of
Giving a new life-like gloss, lustra and
m
ak
'n
g
by
tu
rn
in
g
control
of
con
T hree m onths ............................... 1-95
attractiveness.
<?> gress over to the dem ocrats in No the m em bers of congress. The tall
biggest com fort I know of.
Six m onths .................................... 3.50
Fcr Excessive Oil, Lifeless Hair, Itching
M innesotan, how ever, is looked upon;
Scalp, Dandruff und Falling Hair It has
6.5« <?>
❖
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Ona year ....................................
vem ber, or by refu sin g to send th e
, no equal. You today can double the beauty
ADVERTISING RATES
The plain and sim ple worn- <$> husband of Alice Roosevelt back to as an a g ric u ltu ra l representative. He
of your hair by the regular uas of Sepol.
Display A dvertising
Being far superior to ordinary soap and
<$> an has a charm th a t never rubs <$> W ashington. Both of these c o n tin was ch airm an of th e jo ‘n f com m it-!
water. Delightful to use.
ulngie Insertion, each in c h ............ 30c
tee
which
conducted
a
far-reach
in
g
off or y ears out.
Sepol is on sale at all Drug Stores.— Adv.
YEARLY CONTRACTS
gencies a re considered rem ote.
investigation in to a g ric u ltu ra l con-;
<$>
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♦
Display A dvertising
The leaders of the p resent con
A few law s th a t are en- <$> gress are gone— o r going. W ith the ditions, an d he has been a lead er
One tim e a w p ?k ................................27 %c
Two tim es a w \> k............................... 25 c <♦> forced m ake an in finitely bet-
in th e a g ric u ltu ra l bloc.
Nvery o th e r d a y .................................. 20 c <♦> te r governm ent th a n
m any <$>!
A nderson is one of th e younger
Local Readers
law
s
th
a
t
are
ignored.
men
in the house. He will celebrate
Each line, e»ch tim e ......................10c
B A R B E R
<«>
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«>!
To ru n every o th e r (Jay for one
his 40th b irth d a y on Septem ber 17,
Safety blades resharpened
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c <S> As a general proposition, d
and he is now in his 1 2th y e a r inj
*
.
I
To run every Issue for one m onth
like new. Single bit, 30c
•> folks who d o n 't ta k e m edicine 3>i
the house, w hich m eans th
. a t hej I
m ore, each line, each t im e .. 5c
For bravery in the World war a t the battle at Belieau Wood, in which
doz.
Dobule bit, 60c dot.
4»
have
b
e
tte
r
h
ealth
th
an
those
came down to W ashington a t th e
Classified Cohunn
he lost his life, Sergt. William .1. Geary of W ashington was posthumously deco- '
?>
who
do.
<
?
>
One cent th e word each tim e.
ten d er ag e of 28.
rated with the Distinguished Service cross, the decoration being presented to
Children’s Work A
To ru n every issue for one m onth <3>
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The a g ric u ltu ra l elem ent in the his mother. Mrs. Claudia Geary, by Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, chief of the
Specially
or m ore, *4c th e w ord each tim e.
•3> HEZ HECK SAYS:
house, em bracing m idw est and far United States Marine corps.
Legal Rate
<
î>
“ The first step in g ittin ’
w est rep esen tativ es, will m ake a
F lret tim e, per 8-pt?nt lin e ..........10c ❖
❖
rid of a fa u lt is to own
♦
stre n u o u s e ffo rt to have th e lanky
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
<$>
up to it.”
polnt line ...................................... 5c ❖
M innesotan th e lea d e r of th e next;
C ard of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00
house.
It is considered doubtful,
O bituaries, th e l i n e .......................2% c
how
ever,
if they can m u ste r thei
Fraternal Orders and Societies
lies
above,
a
re
unbounded
p
o
ssib
ili-;
votes
to
put
him across.
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
or societies c h arg in g a re g u la r in iti ties for colonization. Irrig a tio n pro
“ N ick” L ongw orth has 18 years
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e jects in d iffe re n t p a rts of Oregon
of congress behind him. He is 52,
ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be have helped solve th e question of
I years old and has been in congress I
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad
bringing
m
ore
people
into
th
e
sta
te
.
|
i continually since th e 58th, except
v ertlslng w hen an adm ission or other
S entim ent th a t was expressed by
■ for two years. He lo st o u t in th e ;
charge is m ade.
a m erch an t in a W illam ette valley j
dém ocrat e sweep th a t carried W il-|
W hat C onstitutes A dvertising
son
into th e presidency in 1912, b u t;
city
some
tim
e
ago,
should
be
re
Io o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
two years la te r he cam e back again
ing am ong some as to w hat consti garded as a n act of treaso n a g a in s t,
tu tee news and w hat ad v ertisin g , th e com m onw ealth. A new com er to
and has been in W ashington ever
we p rin t th is very sim ple ru le, which the tow n was contem plating th e exception of S peaker G illett, o f , since,
Is u sed by new spapers to differencl-
L ongw orth has been one of th e
a te betw een th em : "A LL fu tu re erection of a paper m ill, which, w ith M assachusetts, m ost of the o ther;
the
num
ber
of
m
en
engaged
in
th
e
principal
leaders
of
the
67th
co
n
-Ism
ail band of m en th a t directed the
events, w here an adm ission charge
Is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS woods, w ould increase th e payroll gress will be m issing when th e ro ll destinies of the p rese n t house. He
ADVERTISING.”
T his applies to of the city several tho u san d s of dol- ; for the 68th is called.
j is a m em ber of th e pow erful ways
o rganizations an d societies of every lars m onthly. A g re a t m any m en j M ondell, of W yom ing, is ru n n in g ¡an d m eans com m ittee.
kind as well as to Individuals.
It is said of L ongw orth th a t th ere
All rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r would be em ployed, and th e ir wages for the sen ate; F ordney, of M ichi-;
would of necessity be largely s p e n t ! gan is re tirin g of his own volition; i is no m ore able p a rlia m e n ta ria n or
they have occurred is news.
ERY often the hill we seem
Begin today with a dish of
All com ing social or organization n the city. Yet th is m erch an t, who Cam pbell, of K ansas, was licked in legislative s tra te g is t in congress. To
to be climbing is made out of Grape-Nuts with cream or milk
m eetings of societies w here no dealt in a com m odity which greatly tb e p rim a ries; Fess, of Ohio, is run- these ab ilities he adds an a c q u ain t
the common m istakes of diet — and fresh or preserved fruit
money co n trib u tio n is solicited. In iti
anceship
th
a
t
few
m
en
in
congress
which
starve tissues and nerves added if you like.
a
1
tra
c
ts
the
laboring
classes,
m
ade
n
lng
fOr
th
e
sen
ate;
W
alsh,
of
Mass-
ation charged, o r collecton tak en IS
possess.
and
slow
down energies.
the
rem
a
rk
th
a
t,
‘‘W
e
do
n
o
t
w
ant
ach
u
se
tts,
has
tak
e
n
a
ju
dgeship;
NEWS. ___________________________
The in d u stria l eas^f is expected to
the u ndesirable class in the city; “ ¡jncle Jo e ” Cannon, of Illinois, is
Keep on with this crisp, deli
How smooth and level the path
the class th a t c arries a d in n er p a il.” v o lu n tarily re tirin g a fte r nearly a 'c o m b a t th e a g ric u ltu ra l w est for the]
“ NAMES IS NAMES”
seem ed to be w hen we w ere cious, strengthening food in place
U n fo rtu n ately it is im possible to P rices on available locations along half century of in tim a te co ntact w itl^ ; leadership of th e next house.
of heavy, ill-assorted, starchy
younger.
obtain a copyright upon one’s cog th e riv er w ere raised. The prospec
breakfasts and lunches—and see y
tive
m
a
n
u
fa
c
tu
re
r
becam
e
disgusted
Simple,
natural
food
may
level
nom en, th u s p reventing m any em-
P enascola to New O rleans and will the S outhern P acific a t P o rtla n d ,
if the old-time zest and speed on
that hill to a smooth path again. the old-time level path dot sn’t
w ith the city, and la te r b u ilt his rem ain on the M ississippi riv e r for whose in tim a te know ledge of Ore-
barassin g situ atio n s.
In a m ain story .in W ednesday’s p lan t elsew here. Not only dirt the exhibition flig h ts d u rin g th e con gon is well shown by the article,
Why not try it?
come back again.
Tidings, concern ng th e c h a ra c te rs; city lose w hat would have proven vention period. The o rd er a u th o r which Includes a w ealth of d etail
in th e passing of a bad check u p o n jto be its g re a te st in d u stria l p lant, izing th e New O rleans flig h t was is concerning the te rrito ry th ro u g h
a local m erch an t, those who sta rre d b u t th e sta te also lost a n o th e r m an sued by A dm iral W illiam A. M offett, which the Southern Pacific lines in
-THE BODY BUILDER
in the story gave nam es of people who possessed a k e e n e r sense of head of th e navy b u reau of a e ro Oregon ru n .
residing in th e city,— respectable vision th a n th a t in vogue d u rin g the nautics, who a few weeks ago m ade
It re- D ark Ages.
and law -abiding citizens.
the first hydroplane flig h t from
ec
Piano tu n in g g u a ra n tee d by Carl
Colonization does not only include t p enascoia to New O rleans.
Oscar
o
r
O skar
solves into th is:
Jenson is not the O skar Jenson, nor th e developm ent of the land, but
In addition th e Legion com m ittee Loveland. Studio 135 E. Main S t.'
P hone 465.
4 tfl
also
th
a
t
m
ore
in
tan
g
ib
le
elem
ent,
is Mrs. Shelby th e Mrs. Shelby th a t
hopes to obtain a n u m b er of su b
Made by Postum Cercai Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Michigan
the
financial
side.
Money
a
ttra
c
ts
live in A shland. T he A shland J e n
m arines. One flo tilla of under-sea
F o r cleaning, pressing an d dyeing,
son and Shelby a re real people, money. Every person who exhibits c ra j t js on (jie way from M are Is-
phone
119. P a u lse ru d ’s.
3tf
know n and respected by o th e rs; the in te rest in the s ta te should be roa d e j i an<j C alif ( to t jie e a st coast and it
T idings' Jenson and Shelby a re to feel welcome to O regon, w hethei .g believed th a t its schedule will
m erely nam es given by th e persons h comes to till th e soil or to in ‘ j e n a ble the flo tilla to m ake th e p ort
Involved in the illegal tran sactio n . vest his m oney.
C olonization d e - ;
New O rleans a b o u t convention
If each tim e th e nam e of John pends upon a ttra c tin g new people, tim e
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Brown, Sm ith, Jones, etc. (w ith all m aking it possible for them to live i
due respect to th e Brow ns, Sm ith here, and finally in keeping them ;
COLLEGE W OMEN’S CLUB
and J o n e s), appeared in an u n fav o r here.
WILL MEET SATURDAY
able lig h t in th e press, an d all of
L abor day has come and gone, b u t
th e people by th a t nam e w ere to
The R ogue R iver V alley College
rise up in arm s, w h at a m ighty arm y th e larg e signs over E a st and N orth
Main
stre
e
t,
announcing
th
e
fact,
W
om
en’s club will m eet S aturday,;
th e re w ould be.
th a t A shland w ould c eleb rate th e Septem ber 9, a t th e hom e of Mrs.
day, still rem ain in position.
E. H. H urd, 1136 W est T enth stre e t,,
COLONIZATION
__________________
¡M edford. All m em bers an d women;
In the past few years Oregon has HUNTING SEASON BRINGING
who a re eligible, a re invited, as this
begun to capitalize upon h er scenic,
OUT W ILD TA LES O F CHASE is the first m eeting of th e year.
possibilities and has a ttra c te d tho u -|
sands of visitors to th e sta te , partly)
...........
H
e re ’s _ a real h u n tin g y arn , as UM AL G IRLS RETURN FROM
by p rin ted ad v ertisin g , and p a rtly told by J. A. P a rk e r, of Bly, accord-
EX TEN SIV E MOTORING T R IP
by word of m outh. G aining a tte n - ¡ng tQ the K lam ath F alls H erald,
The M isses B ernice M|yers and
tion is one of the prim ary points in
w h ile h u n tin g n e a r his place last
H
attie
Hodges, who left A shland on
ad v ertisin g , and once th a t is accom- T hurgday P a rk e r said, he saw a
Under the bank cashier’s wicket every day pass thousands
plished a stro n g step forw ard has CQal biack buck. T he deer w as s m a ll, A ugust 1 for an extended auto trip
of dollars in loans to the manufacturers of America. They
been m ade.
jn sjze a n d th e velvet on its horns in com pany w ith Mr. and Mrs. L. O.
make automobiles or soap, adding machines or candy, talcum
A ttra c tin g a tte n tio n is a problem wag also coal black.
B ut P a rk e r W alker, of Gold H ill, have a rriv ed
powder or furniture.
th at is nearly solved. W ith the com- did not s bOo t th e rem a rk a b le deer— hom e.
iH
The ~ p arty c:-~i
firs t visited C alifornia —
pletion of m any m iles of paved not t ben, a t least.
L a ter, he saw a fine big buck, of and Y osem ite P a rk , then to L ake
ro ad s; th e b u ilding of th e Coium-
Why do these business men borrow large sums with
bia anil o th e r noted highw ays; the the o rd in ary or gard en v ariety ,I Tahoe, S alt Lake City, Y ellow stone
ease w ith which th e fam ous Oregon wb:ch he b ro u g h t down w ith his P a rk . G lacier P a rk , and re tu rn e d '
confidence?
Caves and C ra te r L ake can now be tru s ty r ifie . W alking over to his across th e m o u n tain s by ways ofj
reached— all have added to th e sum victim , P a rk e r saw th e b ru sh m o v -[th e Crow ’s N est pass in C anada,
to ta l.
lin g a sh o rt distance aw ay from They re p o rt having had a very fine;
Because by persistent ADVERTISING they have each
The first step has been taken. T h e ) Wh ere he stood. G rasping his r if le ,' trip , and say every m in u te of th e
created in the great buying- public a demand for a particular
g re a te st question is yet to be solved, i be w alked over to investigate. He tim e was thoro u g h ly enjoyed.
automobile, a special brand of candy, a particular make of
O regon's g re a te st need is coloniza- was am azed to fin d the black deer
They arriv ed in P o rtla n d on th eir;
furniture.
re tu rn in tim e to he p resent a t th e
tion. T housands upon th o u san d s of ju st kicking its last kick.
P a rk e r had killed both deer w ith m arria g e of Miss M adge W alk er to
acres of land are lying idle a t p res
en t and have never know n th e foot one shot, and he had not even seen B enjam in Stoner. Miss W alk er is
They judge the future by the past. What advertising has
a cousin of th e two local girls, and
of m an. unless, perhaps, it was to) th e black deer w hen he fired.
and
has
a
num
ber
of
o
th
er
friends
in
done,
it will do, and do increasingly. There is an inexhaust
Step rig h t up, sporstm en,
pass over the land. Once th e visit
I
A
shland.
o r’s a tte n tio n is directed to the pos le t’s h e a r you beat th is one.
ible fund of good will for the advertised trademarked product.
sibilities of th e sta te , every effo rt
An idea is sold to the public and kept sold by well-planned
RAILROAD FEA TU RIN G OREGON
should be m ade to induce him to NAVY W IL L ASSIST LEGION
reiterated Advertising.
AT NATIONAL CONVENTION
come, to see, and th en to conquer
Oregon
and
its
scenic
b
eau
ties
are
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.— Tha
him . The fu tu re of th e s ta te de
pends upon th e developm ent of its U nited S tates navy will p a rticip a te fea tu re d in th e “ Shasta R oute N um -
resources.
A creage th a t can sup in th e naval show to be held d u rin g b e r” of th e S outhern P acific “ Bulle-
p o rt tho u san d s of people is a v a il-¡th e A m erican Legion n a tio n a l con- tin ,” th e com pany’s em ploye m aga-
ab le;
prospective m an u factu rin g vention in New O rleans next Octo- zine, whose Septem ber issue is ju s tj
sites a re n um erous; w ater for p o w -'b e r, th e convention com m ittee has off th e press. The m agazine has a
er and fo r tra n sp o rta tio n is alm ost been inform ed by A ssistant Secre- circu latio n of over 35,000, and its
lim itless.
F rom th e m in erals be- ta ry of th e Navy Roosevelt. R epre- m ailing list includes m any people inj
n e a th th e su rface of th e p in e-clad ' sen tatio n will consist of fat least all p a rts of th e U nited S tates and in
hills, from th e m any varieties of one b attle sh ip or c ru ise r and a num - E urope.
crops th a t can be grow n upon the ber of destroyers.
The a rtic le is w ritte n by Jo h n M.
guriace and from th e very a ir t h a t'
Twelve hydroplanes will fly from Scott, gen eral passenger ag en t for
O FFIC IA L CITY AND COUNTY
PA PER
TELEPH O N E 39
Sheep Dip Fine
For Hair and Scalp
ÎBY*BERT-MOSES:H
W . A. S H E L L
Maybe that hill"
is not there,
after all—
V
GrapeNuts
There’s a Reason”
"A Good Advertiser is a Safe Borrower”