Tuesday, Septem ber liî, 102d
FAG® TWO
Crater Lake Lodge To Close Sept. 20;
Visitors Increase MOO Over Last Season
d o llars by w hich Oregon is richer
for th e v isitors having come, includ-i
ing th e very considerable sum w hich;
Established 187«
Published Every Evening Except
C alifornian s received from w inter !
Bunday
/
to u rists and spent _ h e r e sum m er;
i I
THE ASHLAND PRINTING/OO.
to u rin g
: V isitors to C rater Lake p ark n u m -' anim osities and prejudice. They are
B ut s ta tistic s can tell only a p a r t ,; bered 3400 m o re th is season, up to endeavoring to create a frien d ly a n d ,
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PA PE R
perhaps th e least im p o rta n t p a rt of ¡A ugust 31, th a n to th e sam e d a te satisfied sp irit all aro u n d and a re;
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the story. W h at a g re a t social i n - : la st season, b rea k in g all previous succeeding.
term in g lin g and leavening m ust In- records, according to figures fu rn -j
The kitchen supplies and o th er
C. K. LOGAN, Editor
needs
a re purchased as im p artially I
iähed
by
W.
A.
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p,
resid
e
n
t
m
an
evitably re su lt from th e new b u t ex
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon,
as
possible,
considerable business'
a
g
e
r
of
the
C
ra
te
r
L
ake
lodge.
ceedingly general form of to u rin g !
PoBtófflce as Second-class Mall M at
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Successful m en are covered <s> W hat exchange of info rm atio n and
The to ta l n u m b er of visitors th is going to K lam ath F a lls th a t did not
ter.
w ith scars.
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^ e> consequent Jjro a d e n in g of view point y e a r was 26,868 a g ain st 23,444 for come th e re u n d e r th e P a rk h u rs t
su bscription P rice D elivered in Cltyj
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m ust follow roadside m eetings! How 1921. This season, 7612 autom obiles m anagem ent.
One nftinth .................................... 6 .65 <«>
The
oider
you
get,
th
e
longer
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m
uch provinciali8m> not only of the en tered th e p a rk , up to A ugust 31, ■ The lau n d ry w ork is done in
Three m o n t h s ............................... 1-95
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a
tro
u
b
le
seem
s
to
hang
on.
31x m onths .................................... 3.75
east, b u t of th e w est, m u st dim insh! ag ain st 6429 to th e sam e date last K la m a th F a lls and m uch of th e m eat
One year ...................................... ‘ -®0
year.
The
percentage
of ---------------------------
increase — is supply - is - bought
th ere. F o rt K lam -
n o w g r rea
e a iiy
s t sym
a y in p
a i u y and
u u u un-
uu- u
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How
tly m u st
pathy
Mail and Rural Routes
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A church has sm all chance <$> d e rs ta n d ;ng increase am ong people 18 per cent f o r cars and 15 per cent a th supplies th e hotel ta b le w ith
One m onth ................................... 6 -65 •> when in com petition w ith a <8>
m uch of th e m ilk and b u tte r used
rep re sen tin g th e n a tio n ’s clim atic I ! for
tor visitors.
visitors,
Three months ............................... 1-95
C ourteous tre a tm e n t of guests
golf course.
Six m onths .................................... 3 30
and geographical divisions as each I The lodge will close th is year.
One year ...................................... 6-5t
Septem
ber
20,
K
am
p
said.
I
t
has
and
fa ir dealings w ith everyone
sees w here, how and why his fellow
ADVERTISING RATES
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P atch ed p an ts a re b e tte r <•>•
exigt,
How m ucb m ore been custom ary to close October 1. w ith whom th e hotel does business
D isplay A d vertisin g
f th an new tro u se rs bought on J eagily sbould gn aU_c,ty in te r8 ta te
W ork on an ad dition on th e w est is th e new policy and it is proving
Single in sertio n , each in c h ............ 30c
th
e
in
sta
llm
e
n
t
plan
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YEARLY CONTRACTS
system of road courtesy and high- end of th e lodge th a t w ill double a successful one
Display A d vertisin g
way reg u latio n be prom oted and ac- th e room accom m odations is pro-
One tim e a w y k ........................27% c
An old m aid who is not a re- <S>;
,
grossing, b u t it is n o t planned to
' com plished.
Two tim es a w ^ :k ....................... 25 c
fo rm er is as ra re as a loafer <s>|
It is a th o u g h t th e m ore assu rin g have th e room s ready fo r occupancy
Every o th e r d a y .......................... 20 c
- who is not a c ig a rettist.
<?> because based on su b sta n tia l fact, before th e 1924 season. If the 1925
L ocal Readers
Each line, each tim e ......................10c
,
th a t by reason of th e seaso n ’s m otor fa ir m aterializes it is expected to;
To ru n every o th e r tJay to r one
♦
P rohibition has tak en th e J :
tac rea se d d ia.en .in a- greatly increase th e p ark patronage,
m on th , each line, each tim e . . 7c » business ot brew ing aw ay from «
in lo rm a tlo „ about O regM b u t even u n d e r th e p resen t ratio of
To ru n 'e v e ry issue for one m onth
a few m en who understood it <S>
r . xu , - - A •»
dp m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c
,
will occur
The r e tu rn tra il blazed increase, th e add itio n will be badly
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and
spread
it
am
ong
thousands
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.
C lassified Column
p
I by m o to rists will be follow ed again needed by th e tim e it is com pleted.
One cent th e word each tim e.
< $ i>
do n 't.
. . by those
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not only
who
first cam e, I Sunday and L abor day, a dou-
To ru n every issue for one m onth |<S>
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but
by
those
to
whom
they
described ble holiday, drew a large crowd of
or m ore, ’¿ c th e w ord each tim e.
<» HEZ HECK SAYS:
■ V
L egal R ate
o p p o rtu n ities fo r “ life, lib erty and local people to the lake, sw elling
“ L oafin ’ a in ’t m u c h
F irst tim e, per 8-pc h it lin e ..........10c •>
th
e
crowd
of
p
atro
n
s
to
a
point
i
the p u rsu it of happiness” in th e
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
w ith o u t
plenty
o’ ter-
w here all room s in th e hotel and
.
virile
n orthw est.
polnt line ...................................... 5 c
♦
baccer.”
m ost of th e te n t houses w ere taken, i
C ard of t h a n k s .............................$1.00
T he addition will contain 85
O bituaries, th e l i n e .................... 2 & c
QUARTERLY INCOME TAX
F ratern al Orders and S ocieties
room s when finished, v irtu ally d o u
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders | wiU have an adeq u ate w a te r supply
INSTALLMENT DUE SEPT. 15 bling th e p resen t lodging capacity.
The foun d atio n and w alls a re being
E U U U
IC C < *U U U U V O ,
PORTLAND, Sept. 12. — “ The b u ilt of rock from th e vicinity.
Ugious and b e n e ro len t orders will be , possible em ergencies can be m et.
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad
W
ater __
is th
e comm on need. Wa- th ird q u a rte rly in sta llm e n t of the
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T he new m anagem ent has done
v ertislu g w hen an adm ission or other te r is in th e m ountains. B ring w ater income tax for 1921 is due on o r inucb th is geason to overcom e old
charge is m ade.
i . . . .
,
¡before m idnight, F rid ay , Septem ber
B ____________________________ — to Ashland
15, 1922, announced Clyde G. H unt- gon. G overnor O lcott has been re-
W hat C on stitu tes A d vertisin g
,
_
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
Begrdoll is reported tired of his! ley. collector of in te rn a l rev en u e,; J: quested to place his official stam p
ing am ong some as to w h at consti
tu tes news an d w hat _________
ad v ertisin - g . , life in G erm any- and want3 to re ’ to d ay ' “ Notices have been sent t o j of approval upon th e project.
re print th is very sim ple ru le, which ¡tu n to the U nited S tates. He loved taxpayers, b u t failu re to receive a
It ¡g po(nted out by sta te cham ber
s used by new spapers to d if f e r e n ti- ; th e K aiserland so well th a t he re notice does not relieve a taxpayer o f ) offi<daiq . h a t t h P r a i l s t r i k e h a s e u r -
. m : - “ “ ALL
ALL fu
tu re
re ; fuged tQ figh( a g ain st u . Le( him hi8 obligation t0 pay tbe tax on
X
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a te betw een t th h em
fu tu
events, w here an adm ission charge stay w here he belongs.
¡tim e .
F a ilu re to pay th e install-! i peclally in reg a rd to re frig e ra to r
is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS
—
m
ent
ren
d ers th e whole am ount due service, w ith th e resu lt th a t bum ber
ADVERTISIN G.”
T his applies to
R eform is not generally carrie d and payable upon notice and d e fru it crops in Oregon are in d a n - !
o rganizations a n d societies of every
kind
ad as well as to individuals.
out successfully by outside forces, m an d .”
g er of being lost th ro u g h lack of
All rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r The need m u8t be f€dt and tbe WOrk
T he tax m ay be paid a t th e office
m ark et.
An Increased volum e of
they have occurred is news.
of C ollector H untley in th e custom hom e can n in g will do m uch to re
All com ing social o r organization done from th e inside.
house, P o rtla n d , or a t e ith e r of the lievo the situ a tio n , it is believed.
m eetings of societies w here no
money c o n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti
P re se n t ,fruit conditions resolve branch offices located a t P endleton
ation charged, o r collecton tak e n IS into th e old proposition of “ Use and Eugene. P aym ent m ay be m ade
NOTICE
NEWS.__________ __________________
w hat you can, and can w h at you by cash, money o rd er or check. If
m ade a t a branch office, paym ent To th e landow ners and holders of
ASHLAND IS WAITING
can’t .”
title to lands w ithin th e Talenv
should be by check o r m oney o rd er
Irrig a tio n D istrict:
W ater a t th e in ta k e s th a t tu rn -;
to avoid d an g er of loss in tra n sm is
ishes th e clear, cold bubbling m ouu-
sion to th e office of th e collector
YOU
i.n u d ,0 U o n a a n d s o l A a k la n d ;» THOVGHTS K U O « O T H ER
,«
,,, A ARE
K ^ i HEREBY N O TIFIED, j
— at the Board of D irectors of said
e id T e b iX e X
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D istrict, actin g as a board of equali- |
lector of In te rn a l R evenue, P o r t zation, will m eet on th e first Tues- i
day in O ctober, 1922, a t 10 o’clock
been found necessary for the h ealth
land, O regon.”
TALLYING THE TOURISTS
p. m., for th e purpose of review ing ;
of th e com m unity, b u t does not fla
and correcting its assessm ent and
(O regon Jo u rn a l)
vor the w ater when th e supply a t
app o rtio n m en t of taxes as provided
Like m ig ra tin g birds th a t hear •CANNING W EEK” URGED
lie lllianco
MX*«*/*v/**v. A nything
—9
the
in tak es IO
is O
sufficient.
BY OREGON C. OF C. by law.
hat is good for th e com m unity c a n ; 1^ a ° r t h ’s’ chill-noted w arning, mo-
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In the m eantim e, the assessm ent
,e to le rate d and borne w ith forti-1 to r to u rists th a t all the sum m erj
list and record will rem ain in the
m onths have congested n o rth w est
PORTLAND, Sept. 12. lo assi
office of th e board for th e inspection
u W ith a u unusually l a r i s u u.ul.er h hiehw
av^
and
bvwavs
a
re
tu
rn
in
g
iri
th e relief of th e fru it grow ers of of all persons in terested .
U ^ys
byways
tu rn in g
D ated A ugust 30, 1922.
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
OF
u drb " k ',"6, b s ' X v a " ,w b , c r 7 s rver T bs ioug procession on the P a si.ic
» rese n t ra i, strik e, tb e O regon sta te
TALENT
IRRIGA
TION
DISTRICT.
b ro u g b o u t h < . U l e n
never
hlghwaJ. eham ber o[ com m erce has suggested
By O. A rnspiger, Secretary.
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. . . . . . of shows no b reak , b u t th e Texas car th a t th e week of Septem ber 18-23
t ’uubera ,n th e m ty
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be M en beaded southw ard, t h e , be designated as "C a n n in g W eek."
Ashland
Tidings
Constantly On Guard
Our vault, protected by our electric burglar
equipment is as sensitive to human touch as a
mother is to Baby’s cry.
The door, ceiling and walls of the vault are
surrounded by electrically charged cables,
which respond to the least touch and automat
ically set our gong ringing its vibrant alarm.
W^ÈÊRT-MOSES-
This is an institution that really protects; and
a bank that really serves.
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The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
¡nfcnfcnt-nrar
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— w.
e ino
pat s
.
. , v i Ohio car eastw ard, and so ou down to be observed th ro u g h o u t the sta te .
lant in its supply o
■ k
catalogue o t vari-colored d u rin g which housew ires will be
or d rin k in g p u rp o se,, bu lo r land-1
«
can s (wo J e a ra . aupplj,
cape effects; w ith m any fine hom es ‘icense lags.
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Rnnniv nf!
F rien d ly sta tistic ia n s will now ¡fru it fo r fam ily use.
h at depend upon th e city supply 011
busy them selves. They will reduce i C om m unications suggesting Can-
v a te r to keep up a velvety law n;
th e n u m b er of v isiting m o to r parties! ning W eek” have been se n t to m ore
with h u n d red s of people each c u lti
to ce rtain h u n d red s of thousands, th an one h u n d red com m ercial clubs
vating
«‘.„g a . sm
sm all
all g garden
a ra e n p p lot;
iu i; w ith its
(
,„1 a „ d A m b e r s ol com m erce lu Ore-
lock upon block of paving on m e
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itreets th a t m ust be w ashed alm ost!
lightly, A shland needs an a b u n d a n t;
mpply of w a te r; a g re a te r supply)
hau is av ailable a t present, not o n ly ,
low when it is th e m ost needed, b ut)
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it o th er tim es.
T here has been a s ta rtlin g nura-
je r of larg e and expensive fires in
various p a rts of th e sta te d u rin g th e j
past sum m er.
A shland has been
fortunate. N ot only has th e city e s - !
caped such sw eeping c o n fla g ra tio n s ,,
MEDFORD, OREGON
but had th e need a risen , sufficient!
pressure and the g rea t q u a n titie s of
w ater needed in such em ergencies
m ight not have proven possible.
A new and larg e reserv o ir for th e
sto rin g of w ater is needed. W ith
th o u san d s of gallons aw aitin g in
s ta n t use high above th e city in th e
$.76 FROM ASHLAND
m o u n tain s, w orry over low w a te r
and lig h t p ressu re will be done away
Sale dates Septem ber 12-16 inclusive, from all agency stations
w ith.
Possessing alm ost unlim ited
G rants P ass to A shland inclusive. M inim um fare, 50 cents a d u lts,
possibilities, th e w ater would be
available
upon
In sta n t
dem and.
25 cents children. Good u n til Septem ber 18.
D angers from fire would be lessened
and lives and p ro p erty not u n d er
SEE TH E HORSE RACES. TH E LIVE
co n stan t m enace from a blaze th a t
STOCK SHOW. TH E W EALTH OF AGRI-
m ight wipe out a solid block a t one
stro k e, or th re a te n to engulf the
1 CULTURAL DISPLAY S. the contests and ex
city.
F actional fights, w ith each side
hib its of various ki nds, including hom e
dem anding th a t w ater be obtained
products.
from th is source o r th a t, have oc
c u rre d .
W hile th e a rg u m e n t rolls
m errily along over w here and how
Big Premium List—Cash and Other Prizes
th e w a te r can be stored, th e av ail
able supply continues to be inade
Amusement and Fun for Everyone
q u ate.
More w ater is needeed. How th is
w a te r is obtained, and w here, is not
F o r fu rth e r p a rtic u la rs, a»k ag en ts o r w rite.
th e m oot question.
The sooner a
reliab le engineer has been engaged
and given th e situ a tio n a careful
study and plans m ade for rem edying
th e situ a tio n , th e sooner A shland
F o llo w the C r o w d s
JACKSON COUNTY FAIR
S e p te m b e r 13-14-15-16,1922
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
Time
It has come to be understood by most
manufacturers and distributors that
a large volume of business at any
period of time is of itself no proof
that the business is built on a sure
foundation. The volume may be due
to a variety of conditions, and those
conditions may be temporary, and
may be entirely out of the control of
those who enjoy them.
The only sure foundation upon
which a big business can be success
fully built is an undisputed consumer
preference. Let that be present, and
it matter not how quickly a business
grows, or how big it grows, you have
the assurance that it is solidly built
and that it will not topple over when
the first wind blows.
Advertising is the corner stone of
the structure of consumer preference.
No conspicuous example exists where
there is a steady and sure consumer
demand for any product that is not
properly advertised. Every instance
that can be cited of a consumer de-
W e
state it as our
honest b elief that fo r
the price asked, Chester
field gives the greatest
value in Turkish Blend
cigarettes ever offered
to smokers.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Strong
mand that is strong enough to offset
changing market conditions may also
be cited as an example of the effective
use of advertising.
The present business condition is a
challenge to every business that is
built on the uncertain foundation of a
demand due to a favorable state of
the market. Assuming that the strong
demand of the past few years, prior to
1920, was a permanent thing, many
manufacturers made provisions to
supply the demand and reap a harvest
o f profits! hut they overlooked the
importance of insuring their share of
the demand.
Now the great lesson has been
learned^—at a prodigious cost. The
disposition today is to build sti ng.
to make sure of the foundation before
rearing a [great superstructure. In
the long run it will mean that all busi
ness will be on a more solid basis, and
less likely to be upset by changing
conditions. This will he the great
compensation for the stress of the
present period.