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H air to Be W orn Straight This Autumn
Established 1876
Every Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
Published
' o f f i c i a l CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPH O N E 3 9
C. K. LOGAN, Editor
E ntered a t th e A shland, Oregon
Postoffice an Second-class Mall Mai
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YEARLY CONTRACTS
Display Advertising
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Fraternal Orders and Societies
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
or societies charging a reg u la r Initi
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re
iigious and benevolent o rd ers will be
charged th e reg u la r ra te for all ad
verti.dng w hen au adm ission or other
charge is m ade.
Jackson County
Fair Awards Are
What Constitutes Advertising
Made To Schools
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
ing am ong som e as to w hat consti
tu tes news and w hat ad v ertisin g ,
we p rin t thi3 very sim ple rule, which
is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti
ate betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re
events, w here an adm ission charge
Is m ade or a collection is taken IS
A D VERTISIN G.”
T his applies to
o rganizations an d societies of every
Kind as well as to individuals.
A ll rep o rts of such activ ities a fte r
they have occurred is news.
AU com ing social or organization
m eetings of societies w here no
money c o n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti
ation charged, or collecton taken IS
NEWS.
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Grants Pass Men
cause of this fact th at she W2ote a
, le tte r com m ending th e ad v ertising..
Prove Easy Marks
The wom an was one of the sm ooth
est w orkers seen here for some tim e.
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rp i I E R E has been much w ailing
* and gnashing of teeth among
the bobbed heads of the land. And
m uch too m uch flourishing and
w aving of the cu rling irons. And
b u rn t-u p h a ir, and coarsened
locks, dried by the perm anent-
ru in in g of the hair.
One had to have short, curly
h a ir—because everybody had to
have short, curly hair. And the
fu n n y p a rt was, no one ever had
sh o rt h a ir and curly h a ir together
a t the same tim e and the rig h t
*cnc. The coiffure was full and
fi iffy and round when one had no
p ace to go, and when one had
rome place to go, with a beau,
one’s h air looked like Sam Hill.
F resh curls, the weekly shampoo,
and the Special Date never seemed
to synchronize.
Life was becoming too compli
cated. Som ething had to be done
'a save the heads of the fa ir. They
couldn’t get along w ith bobbed
1 h r, and they wouldn’t give it up.
A nd now th e solution; i t ’s all
very simple.
Nobody’s going to curl the hair.
They’re going to leave it stra ig h t.
They a re going to depend on the
n a tu ra l gloss of a well-groomed
head fo r the sta n d a rd of chic and
beauty. Of course, all the h a ir
dressers will be furious, b u t no
doubt they will bear up under the
blow.
The new coiffure fo r bobbed
h a ir is the s tra ig h t bob. I t is
very pleasing, and follows the
lines of the head in a m anner th a t
is undeniably a rtistic. I t will tu rn
out a t the ends n a tu ra lly and
sm artly in m ost cases, as the
short-bob, n a tu ra l head-dressing
does the photo above.
The
picture shows Dorothy D alton, the
P aram o u n t motion picture s ta r,
in “ The Siren Call,” an Irv in W il-
la t production, doing her h a ir in
this newest and sm artest bobbed
mode. She is one of the first
i screen . ta rs to adopt th is sensible
and attractive dressing sponsored
by Paris.
P a ris, fo r th e long haired, de
signs th e slick-back mode of w ear
ing the h a ir, as shown in one of
the sketches above.
Dips and
s tra y w isps of h a ir plastered cun
ningly and a rtfu lly ag a in st the
cheek, a re an added attractio n .
The h a ir is draw n back very tig h t
ly, and knotted low a t the back—
n ear the nape of the neck. This
knotting ‘of the h a ir there, gives
a picturesque profile absent from
the h a ir dressing modes fo r m any
years. I t is pleasing and fav o r
able to m any women, and it is
su rp risin g i t has not come back
before.
B rilliantine is also a p a rt c f
th is long-haired, shining, seal-likc
coiffure. B ut th e shine of bril-
liantine never has the charm and
refinem ent of the n a tu ra l gloss of
the w ell-cared-for, well-groan.«<,
head of hair.
b urg and put under bail, w hich she
(G ran ts Pass C ourier)
forfeited. None of th e money paid
Many local m erchants are bem oan- by the m erchants was recovered.
ing the fact th a t no tra c e has b e e n '
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found of the wom an who fleeced!
CARD OF THANKS
them out of several hundred dollars
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i last week. She pu rp o rted to have
W e did not know we had so m any
au excellent ad v ertising schem e and. loving friends.
Your ten d e r sym-
on th e stre n g th of a few c re d e n tia ls ,' pathy has lightened our burden We
¡collected heavily from a num ber of . (hank you m ost sincerely,
i local m erchants. Today they have
G. m . F ro st and Fam ily.
I n eith er th e a d v ertisin g n o r the
money. I t will probably be credited
io profit and loss— m ostly loss, only
one m erch an t having come out m ore
th an even on th e proposition. The
rest are in the hole for the am ounts
they paid in advance on a fake, the
¡am ounts ran g in g from $10 to $40.
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The wom an said she was g etting
a d v e rtis’ng for sta tio n e ry of the
1 Good S am aritan hospital here
She
exhibited cred en tials from every-;
body except th e cham ber of com -;
m erce, which is supposed to put i t s .
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stam p of approval on all advertising
schem es before they a re patronized '
It’s toasted. T h is
by th e local m erchants. Secretary i
one extra process’
Sabin sta te s th a t not a single m er-I
gives a delightful
chant refe rre d to the cham ber as tc !
q u a lit y that can
the genuineness of the scheme. Missi
A itchison, of th e local hospital, says
ro t be duplicated
th a t th e woman carried a large
num ber of cred en tials from people.
The school exhibits a t the Jackson
county fair won aw ards as follows:
Division 1— R u ra l: Lake Creek,
w ere fig h tin g on the second floor,
firs t; W est Side, second; W illow
when th e floor gave way w ithout
Springs, th ird ; Neil Creek, fo u rth ;
w arning. The o th er firem an e x tri
W ellen, fifth ;
honorable m ention
cated him self and called for help,
for in d u stria l a rt exhibit to Mays
but A m brose was unable to move.
Creek and Foots Creek schools.
W hen th e rescuers en tered th e blaz-
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.— T h e '
A lthough th e farm ers have la rg e r
Division
2— Two-room
schools: ing building he answ ered th e ;r calls. A m erican farm er— th e backbone of o u tp u t and will reap la rg e r prices,
Sam s V alley, firs t; Oak Grove.
W hen released by c u ttin g the tim - A m erican pro sp erity — provides the it is not im probable th a t they will
Division 3— Schools having th re e bers he collapsed.
chief hope, th ro u g h his b um per crop, find some degree of disappointm ent
or m ore teach ers: Phoenix, firs t;
th a t th e country can go th ro u g h the in th e risin g price m ovem ents in
The building was a to tal loss.
Goid H ill; Rogue R iver; T a len t
w inter w ith a m inim um of handicaps d iffe re n t com m odities.
B ut th e ir
(honorable m ention for in d u stria l
follow
ing
th
e
tw
in
in
d
u
stria
l
strik
es,
net
gains
over
last
year
should be
A PLEA FOR MOTORISTS
R O C K E FE L L E R SHOULD HAVE
a r t) .
T The farm er, according to officals of considerable because of th e ir m ore
In nine cases o u t of ten w herein |
RESID ED IN OREGON
Division 4— High schools; Phoe-
the :eder 1 reserve board, is to have favorable crop and price records for
accidents occur involving d riv ers of
I nix, firs t; Sam s Valley.
a good season. He will get h ig h er the com ing season,
m otor cars and pedestrians, the m o
SALEM, Or., Sept. 26.— If W il-j
In divisions 2, 3 and 4, only th e
f rices th.ui last season.
He will
The corn and sp rin g w heat grow-
to rist has done all in his power to
! school aw arded first place redfeived liam R ockefeller had been a c itiz e n )
have"
enough
su
rp
lu
s
to
supply
a
ers
are having one of th e ir best sea
a v e rt serious trouble. And in about j
a prize of a sta n d a rd picture.
of Oregon instead of New York sta te i
l
s
»-eater
volum
e
of
goods
to
foreign
sons
for m any years. Cotton grow-
a p rep o rt.o n a te num ber of cases the!
M edford schools w ere rep resen ted w hen he died, his heirs wold have
ers
of
the south and southw est face
! buyers.
p edestrian has failed to observe, o r I
only by a w orthy m anual a rt ex- been com pelled to pay in h eritan ce
W hile the strik es have cost bil- a prosperous season because of high-
ra th e r ignore, all tra ffic ru le s andj
| hibit, and A shland had no school tax on his esta te in the am o u n t of
lions of co lla rs in wages and o th er e r prices and less dam age to the
regulations.
work presented. A nother year the $11,966,325 m ore th a n in New Y’ork.
losses, tli> farm s have gone ahead crop th an was anticip ated from the
Two near-accidents occurred on;
two first class d istric ts plan to join
This was set out in a sta te m e n t
¡by th e ir increased o u tp u t in ro llin g boll-weevil
Tobacco p lan te rs have
th e stre e ts of A shland in the past:
forces w ith a com plete educational prepared here by O. P j Hoff, sta te
! up m ore a g ric u ltu ra l w ealth.
prospects, of an excellent crop. Otli-
lew days. In the first, tw o wom en
I tre a s u re r, for transm ission to W il-
exhibit.
! Tin fed ral reserve board foresees e r crops a re considerably above the
suddenly cut across th e stre e t be
The ju d g in g com m ittee m ade sev- liam G. S hepherd of New York city,
m any complex problem s th is w inter, j average.
tween two parked autom obiles and
i eral suggestion helpful to the e d u -.w h o is p rep arin g an a rticle on the
as an o u tgrow th of the strik es, al-
B anking rep o rts a re careful to,
glanced n eith er to th e left nor to
ra tio n a l d e p a rtm e n t: B etter r e p r e - ! su b ject for publication in an east-
though
t
i
e
general
business
situ
a-
stress
th e fact th a t th e farm ers ofi
th e right. In o rd er to avoid s tr.k in g sen ta tio n of schools a t the’ fa ir next ern m agazne. In
New York state,
tion
is
believed
to
be
in
h
eren
tly
the
country
buy m ore th an any o th er
them a m otorist tu rn e d li s m achine fall, every school to exhibit som e th e in h erita n c e tax on Mr. Rocke-
sound.
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p
a
rt
°
I
th
e
co u n try ’s population.
m to a n o th e r car and had to pay for work.
An a rra n g e m e n t of w ork feller's e sta te w as estim ated a t $7,-
B usiness activity has k ep t up a t a W hen th e ir p urchasing power is
the dam age re su ltin g , though the:
whlch will m ore easily adm it of 986,300.
hit h level relatively, according to stro n g , it’s a good sign of the finan-
accident was not caused by h i care-j judging.
More wall space lo be
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rep o rts of bank agents. Labor d is - jc’a t and business fu tu re , all experts
lessness.
In the second c ise, two ¡available for the ed ucational exhib
''urbances have, of course, kept busi- agree. The re ta ile rs and w holesal-
men w alked across th e s tre e t w ith-; its. County su p e rin te n d e n t and su
ness
som ew hat suspended in m any ers alik e feel the buoyant effect of
out first looking to see if th e way pervisor to collect exhibits from each
of
the
chief in d u stria l localities, the farm er s spending.
was clear. The first saw the m a school a t close of sp rin g term , in
w here railro a d and coal lab o r has,
chine as it tu rn e d the corner. He , o rd er to have them on hand for the
been idle, hut th e country as a whole
stopped, b u t th e o th er, w ith head
is on a good footing, th e rep o rts de
down, continued on his way u n til lie
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clared.
was brought to a s ta te of conscious-}
SEVEN A R RESTED AT SISSON
ness by th e violent and p ro testin g
FOR POSSESSING LIQUOR
sh rie k s of the b rakes on th e a u to
PORTLAND. Sept. 26.— The sun SHOTGUN BLOWS O FF
m obile.
SISSON. Calif., Sept. 26.— Seven has set an the 47th trie n n ia l general
REDMOND ROY’S HAND
S treets w ere designed prim arily citizens of Sisson w ere a rre ste d Sat- convention of th e P ro te s ta n t Episco-
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for traffic. The sidew alks w ere e r e - ur(j a y on charges of violating the pal church. B ut it was a glorious
BEND, Or., Sept. 26. The left
a te 1 for th e pedestrians. A m ajo rity eig h teen th am endm ent: P ete Neug- sunset, especially fo r E piscopalians haufi of C larkson Buckley, 14 year
When Blood Gets Yeast-Vitamines-
Ironized, Then Pimples, Black
of m otorists observe the law s of the je r p ra n jj F u lle r, M. Ronconi, B. of P o rtla n d and Oregon
oj,l _sOn of
j Buckley of Red-
heads, Eruptions, Large
s ta te reg ard in g driving.
In a d d i-■ f a s a lta , G. Spalzini, Roy Zanni and
N ever before in th e 147 y e a rs’ ,non(j w s blown off by a shotgun
Pores Vanish!
tion to th is they a re forced to th in k C harles Borgnes.
history of th e A m erican E piscopalian which was discharged as the boy
H e r e is a la w o f N a tu r e , a n d y o u
for the careless person who is w alk-
T he a rre s ts w ere m ade by D eputy church, do records show or m inds grasped th e m uzzle to keep th e gun
c a n ’t g e t a w a y f ro m it. I t n e v e r
fa ils. I f y o u h a d e n o u g h iro n iz e d -
ing.
U ntil ped estrian s discontinue | UnJted s ta te s M arshal F red S . F i e l d . r e c a l l such a royal reception and ____
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falling out
autom obile
y e a s t- v ita m in e s in y o u r b l o o d ,
th e r hab it of •jayw alking.
while
w a rra n ts w ere issued on com- hearty ewlcome. F irs t honors have, ¡u which he was riding. The hand
y o u r s k in w o u ld b e r e m a r k a b ly
c le a r. B u t r e m e m b e r o n e th in g , a l l
crossing the s tre e ts, and coopeiate pia jn ts ,na(ie by P ro h ib itio n A gents th ere fo re , been accorded P o rtla n d . w,,s to rn off j ust above the w rist
w ith th e m otorist in relieving him A. R. S h u rtle ff and W. R. P aget, who along w ith the prediction th a t such Young Buckley was re tu rn in g w ith
of needless anxiety, accidents th a t visited Sisson on S eptem ber 16.
his fa th e r from a h u n t a t Pow ell
¡a a sp irit of welcome will not be ex- ^ia
otherw ise m ight be avoided are
Roy Zanni and C harles B orgnes ceeded u n til the church decides to Butte.
bound to happen.
drove D eputy U nited S tates M arshal come to th e F a r W est once m ore f o r .....
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Field to Red Bluff, w here they ap- her general m eeting.
Before investing money in any pearetj before U nited S tates Corn-
The general convention, w hich op- Makes Stones
pro ject it is wise to consider the niissioner Gans and pleaded guilty ened S eptem ber 6, closed S atu rd ay Shine
n a tu re of th e en terp rise. 1 hose »hat qphey will ap p ear in the U nited S tates aftern o o n a t 1:30 o’clock w ith a
offer the qu .ck est and larg est re ‘ c o u r( jn S acram ento o i\ O ctober 2d b rie f evening p ray e r service, a t
tu rn s a re often th e ones th a t prove fo recejve sentence.
which th e p asto ral le tte r was read.
to be th e m ost retro activ e. Any in-;
The o th ers gave bonds to appear
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vestm ent th a t will in su re a reason-! before U nited S tates C om m issioner COUNTY’ NURSE ON .TOR
Y e s , H o r r o r s ! B n t D o n ’t W o r r y , I r o n -
iz e d Y e a s t 'W ill C le a r Y o u r S k in
able m argin of p ro fit upon the Gans w henever they a re w anted.
AFTER 3 MONTHS’ LEAVE
Q u ic k ly o f A ll e r u p t i o n s !
am o u n t invested is a safe proposi-j
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y e a s t v ita m in e s m u s t b e iro n iz e d
tion.
M arie E F alld in e, Jackson coun-
KLAMATH FALLS F IR E C H IE F
to p ro d u c e th e s e r e s u lts . T h a t ’s a n
L attt Y o th o u e r g f e a t c th t y e s o e u n c e a c n e ’t s s g a e r y t a tw w a o y th fro in m g s .
YYII.L RECOVER FROM INJURY’ tv public h ealth nurse, who spent
F o rm e r K aiser Bill, according to
Longer
w h e n y o u t a k e I ro n iz e d Y e a st.
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th e sum m er in th e east on a th re e
T h e r e is o n ly o n e I ro n iz e d Y e a s t
KLAMATH FALLS. Sept. 26.— m o n th s’ leave of absence, is hack in
th e late st E uropean rep o rts, is soon
p ro d u c e d in th e w o rld . I t is n o t a
m e re m ix t u r e o f y e a s t a n d iro n , b u t
to wed a widow w ith five ch ild ren F ire Chief K eith Am brose, who was th e county again, and a t h er u sual
is y e a s t iro n iz e d . w h ic h is a s u b
Can it be possible th a t his am ount in ju red in a room ing house fire here, w ork. She w as in A shland Monday,
s ta n c e a l l b y its e lf . U se th e n a t u r a l
m e th o d . U se I ro n iz e d Y e a st. C upid
of courage has hereto fo re been sadly will
recover.
H ospital a u th o ritie s looking over some cases th a t had
m a k e s f a c e s a t p im p le s. E ru p tio n s ,
b la c k h e a d s a n d p im p le s a r e a so c ia l
u nderes tim a ted?
said he suffered principally from called to h e r a tte n tio n , and looking
a n d - b u s in e s s d is a s t e r to th o u s a n d s
like
new.
o f m e n a n d w o m e n . G e t r id o f t h a t
sm oke.
a fte r o th er ro u tin e business.
W*£ie b y » ppe.-lat t : ocef i f the
m -id e n u -
b r e e d e r o f d is lik e ,— a s p o tty fa c e .
Cc ria ls . E>orv«inicai to o — t d less o f ten an.» does
‘’BOGUS” UOINS ARE AFIXTAT
C arried down w hen th e second
Miss F alld in e does not expect to w a s te . W ill
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IN YICIN1TY O F YY’E E D floor fell in a fire a t th e S ta r Room s, hold any w eighing and m easuring *k>p
c e lls in y o u r b lo o d . Y o u r o r g a n s
convince you. Order ¿roer, your dcaitr ¿oday.
ill w o r k w ith m o re v ig o r, y o u r
W EED. Calif., Sept. 26.— Coun a fram e bu ild in g n ear Sixth and clinics for b rb ie s in A shland u ntil
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■rrate*. registers, stove-piped—
rusting. I w h o le s y s te m fe e l n e w s tr e n g t h ,
te rfe it half dollars have been ap- Main stre e ts, Am brose was pinioned October, a fte r which tim e they will
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u r n e r v e s w ill p u ll u p a n d w o rk .
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C h a rte r No. 22
R eserve D istrict No.’ 12
R E PO R T O F TH E CONDITION OF
The State Bank of Talent
a t T alent, in th e State of Oregon, a t close of business Septem ber 15 199‘>
RE SO l Ri ES
1. Loans and d scounts, including rediscounts
shown in item s 29 and 30, if any ..........
$ 84,896.40
2. O verdrafts secured and unsecured .................
399.57
4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and securities, includ
ing foreign governm ent, sta te and m unici
pal, corporation, etc., including t h o s e
shown in item s 30 and 35, if any
6,128.89
5. Stocks, securities, claim«. Pens, judgm ents, etc.
608.70
6. B anking house, $4,900.09; furn tu re and fix
7,í o 00 t,0
tures. $2,300.00 ..................... .........................
9. ta b ) Cash on hand in vault a n d due from
banks, b ankers and tru s t (om panies desig
nated and approved reserve agents of this
bank ................................. ........... .........................
22,641.30
9. (c) N et am ounts due from o th e r banks,
Ifhnkers and tru s t com panies........................
1,616.71
11. Checks on banks outside city or tow n of re
porting bank and other cash ;tem s . . . .
123.10
T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8, 9,
10 and 11 ........................................................ i 24,380.11
3,801.51
12. In te re ts, taxes and expenses paid ...................
TOTAL ........................................ ..........................
$127,415.18
LIABILITIES
16. Capital stock paid in ..........................................
$ 20,000.0ft
17. Surplus fund ................................... ..........................
2,350.00
18. (a) Undivided profits ...........................................
3,145.34
DEMAND DEPOSITS, o th er th a n banks su b
ject to reserve
23. Individual deposits subject to check, includ
ing deposits due th e S tate of Oregon,
county, cities o r o th er public funds . . .
69,882.01
24. Dem and certificates of deposit o u istan d in g .
6,016.54
T otal of dem and deposits o th er th an bank de
posits. subject to reserve, item s 23, 24,
25. 26 .................................................................. $ 75,898 55
TIM E AND SAY’INGS DEPOSITS subject to
reserve and payable on dem and and su b
ject to notice:
27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u t s t a n d i n g ..............
19,521.29
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable on
dem and and sim ject to notice, item s 27
and 28 .................................................................. $ 19,521.29
30. Notes and bills rediscounted including bonds
or o th er securities sold u n d e r repurchase
agreem ents w ith contingent lia b ilitie s . .
1,500.00
31. - Bills payable w ith fedreal reserv e banks or
w ith o th er banks or tru s t com panies . . .
5,000.00
115.18
TOTAL ...................................................................
$11
STATE OF OREGON,
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County of Jackson- - ss.
I, E. B. Adam son, cash ier of th e above n imed bank, do solem nly
sw ear th a t the above sta te m e n t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge
and belief.
E. B. ADAMSON, Cash er.
SuDscribed and sw orn to before me th is 25th day of Sept., 1922.
My com m ission expires Oct. 11, 1923.
J. C. MASON, N otary Public.
CORRECT— A ttest:
C. W. HOLDRIDGE,
L. J. SLEPPY, Directors.
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