► a & ä
Ashland
Thursday, O ctober 5 , 1 6 2 3
ASHLAND DAILY TIDING*
tw o
Tidings
E sta b lish e d 1 8 7 6
E very —
E v e n ií¿
l g E xcept !
P u b lish e d
Sunday
T H E A SH L A N D P R IN T IN G CO.
O F F IC IA L CITY A N D COUNTY
PAPER
“ HORSE-POWER” UNIT WRONG
AND
M istake T hat Can
Be
Definitely
Traced to Jam es W att W as N ever
Officially Corrected.
City for Which Holy War May Be Started
& ’■ 'Jk ./ -
«*
REMAINS OF D EER HUNTER
DUCK HUNTERS ARK FOUND
LOST FOUR YEARS AGO, FOUND
TO POSSESS MUCH LIQUOR
GRANTS PASS, Oct. 5.— F o u r
years ago, searchers had given up
th e ir h u n t for the body of Tom R at
ters, lost w hile hu n tin g deer near
H olland, the skeleton of the un fo r
tu n a te m an was located th e la tte r
part of the week. The bones were
identified as those of the m issing
man by a shoe which was still w ith
the bones. It was one of a p air th at
Jack Smock, the H olland m erchant,
had sold to the h u n te r previous to
•- •Í ■ th e trip, and Mr. Smock positively
identified the skeleton.
A deer h u n te r th is year ran across
th e bones In a place fo u r m iles from
the n e arest point reached by se arc h
ers fo u r years ago, who scoured the
woods n ear th e place w here B atters
was lost. It was finally given up.
and the m a tte r forgotten, u n til S at
urday when the h u n te r found the
bones and notified Mr. Smock and
others, who w ent up and located
them . This was about 15 m iles back
of H olland.
WOODLAND, Calif., Oct. 5.—
H un ters who invaded Yolo county
over th e recent week-end for th e op
ening of the duck season, m ade su re
th a t they would not become th irsty .
This is the opinion of T raffic Offi
cers George Sharpneck and H enry
Jacobs, who stopped scores of m a
chines on th e highw ays S aturday.
Sunday and Monday, and found th e
occupants of m any of the cars under
the influence of liquor.
;v’vi
'
“H. P„” as you know, stands for
“horse power,’’ and If, therefore, your
motorcycle is a four and one-half h. p.
C. K . LOGAN, E d ito r
one, you know that w hat Is meant is
¿pt
J,
that the engine has a power which is
E n te re d a t the A shland, Oregon
P ost office as Second-class Mall Ma!
1 equivalent to th at of four and a half
<i>
P redictions th a t you don t zt> horses.
-(; y
, 'C
IT
' ' OR&s ■
.......
------------------------------------------------------ ---- bet on are th e ones th a t e tm e
Not
sol
You
would
be
Incorrect
to
'Sui . A
Anbecription Price D elivered in C ity :!^ | rue
One n/bnth ....................................■6 5 i
A tlie extent of no less than 40,000
pounds, rem arks a London Answers
T hree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 i '
Six m onths .................................... 3.75 r
No m a tte r who is elected, you <U writer.
One year .......................................... ” .5*' j<§> can fig u re on increased taxa- <S>
The h. p. unit of power is a fraud,
Mail and R ural R outes
and the late Janies W att of engine
|<S> tion.
One m onth .................................... Î .«5
fame is responsible. He was a very
T h ree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 ,
careful engineer, in theory and prac
Ask
yourself
to
n
ig
h
t
if
you
<
$
>
’
...............................
Rix m onths ..................................
tice, and he discovered, by many ex
6.6( •> are asham ed of an y th in g you
One year .....................................
periments, that the raisiug of 22,000
ADVERTISING RATES
• did today.
<$>! pounds one foot per minute was a good
D isp lay A d v e r tisin g
average horse-power.
Vlngie in sertion, each In c h ............ 80c
A g re a t
deal of intelligence <§ 5 But “horse-power” today Is reck
YEARLY CONTRACTS
goes to w aste, because no use is 4■ oned at 33,000 lbs. per foot per min
D isp la y A d v e r tisin g
One tim e a w epk ..................... . 2 7 ^ c <8- m ade of it.
<$>, ute—11,000 pounds in excess! T hat is
Two tim es a w \ k ....................... 25 c •?>
---
<S>1 due to the fact th at W att, in his anxi
Every o th e r d a y .......................... 20 c ❖
H ornets
hold the record for <§> ety to encourage business, offered to
L o ca l R e a d e r s
sell engines which would develop 33,-
Each line, each tim e ..................... 10c <?> supplying the m ost experience
000 pounds per foot as a horse-power
<$> in the least tim e.
<§>
To ru n every o th e r <3ay for one
Have tw o very good buys in re si
—a third more than the actual.
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c ♦
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dence
p roperty on G ran ite stre e t,
It
would
seem
th
at
he
m
eant
ulti
To run- every Issue for one m onth
<$■ The reason the next w orld is
mately
to
be
honest,
but
he
died
be-=
and
on
A llison s tre e t, a t very a t
u0* m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5?
so highly recom m ended is be- <$>! fore th at happened, and so bequeathed
C la ssifie d C olum n
tra c tiv e prices. A shland R ealty Co.
<8> cause we do not ¡u n d ersta n d ■$> to the world, which has accepted it,
One cent th e word each tim e.
5 - lm o
a false unit m easurem ent of horse
To ru n every issue for one m onth
th is one.
M ustapha Kemal Pasha, leadei of the Turkish Nationalists, says Con
power.
o r m ore, % c th e w ord each tim e.
Legal R ate
stantinople
must be restored to the Turks, and General Townshend, the hero
Engineers, of course, know of the
-8> H E Z H E C K SA Y S:
<g>
F irst tim e, per 8 -p c'n t lin e ..........10c
of Kut-el-Amara, agrees with him. This view of the city which may be the
error,
and
make
due
allowance
for
i
t
;
<S>
“ W im m in th a t read poet-
<S>
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
but the average individual does not. bone of contention In a new “holy w ar” was taken from the w ar ottice tower,
ry
and
cry
a
in
’t
m
uch
a
t
<
§>
polnt line ...................................... 6c
Your 10 h. p. car is, therefore, in fact, looking northw est tow ard the Bosphorus and Slamhoul.
Card o f t h a n k s ................................. $1.00 <$>
p a tc h in ’ p a n ts.”
<s> but a 6 2-3 one, and its power is equal
O bituaries, the l i n e .......................2 ^ c <S> <S> <§> <8> <§> <S> <g> <S> <i> O <$><§><§> ;§>
to raising 222,000 pounds a foot in a
P ressu re of gas o r h e a rt and o th er
F r a te r n a l O rders a n d S o c ie tie s
P R O S P E R IT Y IN TW O C H A N N E L S upon g rea t u n d e rta k in g s and to hope
minute, and not 333,000.
organs, often cau sej a restless, n e r
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
D E C L A R E S A M E R IC A N R A N K E R for great accom plishm ents.”
vous feeling.
Simple buckthorn
or societies c h arg in g a re g u la r in iti of the sta id old city. P re sp ire should
I b ark , glycerine etc., ‘ as m ixed in
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e nave been th e word em ployed, by all
IMMENSE ROOKERY IN LAKE NEW YORK, Oct. 5.— A choice of A LIEN S NOT F IT FOR
! A dlerika, expel
ligious and benevolent orders will be m eans.
gas and re lie v e s'
and
ervousness
alm ost
charged th e reg u la r rate for all ad
C
IT
IZ
E
N
S
H
IP
B
A
R
R
E
D
l’ressure
Birds Find Sanctuary on Island on two courses now lies before A m eri
i INSTANTLY. Acts on BOTH upper
vertlsin g when an adm ission or o t h e r )
can business m en in seeking a re tu rn
b a ttlin g in the N ear E a st is being
Which Hunters Are Forbidden
and lower bowel. A dlerika rem oves
¿barge Is m ade.
to Set Foot.
of prosperity to th e U nited States,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.— C hair- m a tte r you never th o u g h t was in
superseded by a n o th e r w orld s tru g
W hat C o n stitu tes A dvertising
natio n al bank delegates to the forty- m an Johnson, of th e im m igration your system , which poisoned stom -
gle in New York, w here th e G iants
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
Set in the middle of Great Salt lake eighth a n n u al convention of the com m ittee of the house of represen-i ac^. causing gas and nervousness.
and
Yanks
a
re
viem
g
fo
r
baseball
i n g am ong some as to w hat consti
is Hat island, 12 acres in area, one of A m erican B ankers association a t the tatives, is u rging a reduction in E/IC ELLEN T to guard a g a in st ap-
Giles news and w hat advertising, suprem acy.
i pendicitis. T. K Bolton, D ruggist.
tlie most densely populated rookeries
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which
—4
in the world. Its official came is due H otel Com m odore w ere told y ester quota and stricted tests for incom
is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti
day by Jam es S. A lexander, presi ing aliens.
Mr. Johnson has j u s t ! “
to
its
shape,
but
it
is
more
familiarly
LOOMIS
TICK
ET
ate betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re
__
dent of th e N ational Bank of Com s ta te d : “ The country seem s to w ant
known to w esterners as Bird Island.
events, w here an adm ission charge
com plete suspension of im m igra Makes Stoves
F
o
r
Mayos*
Seagulls and pelicans live there. The m erce in New York.
is m ade or a collection is tak en TS
R
elying
on
th
e
su
b
sta
n
tia
l
im
island
is
literally
covered
with
them,
tion.
That is im possible, it seems Shine
ADVERTISING.”
T his applies to
CHARLES L. LOOMIS
o rganizations a n d societies of every
and since hunters are not permitted provem ent which has tak en place in to me, for we should leave an o p e n -;
kind as well as to individuals.
to disturb tlie fowls, visitors experi dom estic finance and industry, they ing for the adm ission of im m ed iate'
F o r tlity C ou n cil
All rep o rts of such activities after
ence no difficulty in walking about m ay confine th e ir outlook to th eir relatives of citizens of th e U nited
S. A. PE T E R S, SR.
they have occurred is news.
!
among
them and observing their habits.
M. C. LIN IN G ER
own country and accept m odest pro States and p erm anently dom iciled
All com ing social pr organization
The birds have established their roosts
DK. R. L. BURD1C
m eetings of societies w here no
among the rocky form ations of the is fits w ithin a restric te d m ark et, play aliens; for th e ir fath ers, m others
money c o n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti
H. G. WOLCOTT
land, which is surrounded by salt ing a relatively sm aller role th an and children, but not for th e ir u n
ation charged, or collecton tak en IS
MRS. W. M. BARBER
water more dense than that of the before th e w ar. On the o th er hand, cles, cousins and a u n ts .”
N EW S.
MRS. W. J. WALLACE
ocean. The highest point is about 100 th e o p p o rtu n ity is offered them to
The c h a irm a n ’s recom m endations
feet above the surface of the lake.
tak e full ad v an tag e of A m erica’s are to the effect th a t th e p resent
Last»
ATTITUDE OF T H E TIDINGS
F o r City R ecorder
The strangest sight on the island new pre-em inence in w orld finance quota of 3 per cent of natio n als of
Longer
T here a re two -oroplete tick ets in
is the flock of young pelicans. They and production, and a tta in old-tim e any country alread y in th e U nited
(In d o rsed )
th e field a t the com ing m u n ic ip a l:
walk about like a drove of sheep.
GERTRUDE BIEDE
A m erican progress and prosperity.
S tates, as the n um ber to be a d m it- !
election.
The a d v ertisin g colum ns
One acts as leader and the rest fol
“
If
we
content
ourselves
w
ith
a
ted in a year, be reduced to 2 or even j
low. Large bodied, clumsy birds they
of the T idings a re open to both sides
F o r City T re a su re r
m
odest
recovery,"
he
added,
“
we
1% per cent. He also advises th a t: I t tfW forort. L asts fo a r time» a? Ion«: et- o r d t a »
are, scarcely able to waddle out of
on exactly the sam e term s. All m at
SYLVESTER PATTERSON
and ¿ivea y ear stove a brilliant, ai’icy f•niaiu
i shall tak e a position w hich shall a u th o rity be provided for the e x c lu -, Bolish
the
way
when
one
approaches.
W ill not rob off or dual off—mases your aiovait ¿ook
te r used as a d v ertisin g m ust be s o ,
like new.
c
o
n
stitu
te
a
signal
re
tre
a
t
from
the
sion
of
th
e
m
entally
in
fe
rio
r
and
As
evening
approaches
one
may
look
F o r M em bers P a r k B oard
M ad e b y a special procese o f the behest
raa-
m arked and m ade to comply with
Economical too—used leas o*ten and does not
out over tlie lake, far to the north sp irit of e n te rp rise th a t has a n i em otionally unstable, and w ants a ! terials.
w
aste.
Wiil
not
se
ttle
and
1
e
in
the
can—u.o
is s t
(In
d
o
rs
e
d
)
the Oregon c o rru p t practices act.
aL-1 liquids
east, and see a cloud of tiny specks. m ated th is country th ro u g h o u t a s tric te r physical as well as m ental «drop works like th e first. M G in
•aiT.e
quality,
name
results.
Ju
st
try
it—one
can
wiu
HAL
M
c
N'AIR
The charge for such adv ertisin g will
It is the adult pelicans returning home h u n d red years, and th a t has m ade of exam ination. To prevent in ju stice, i convince you. Order from your dealer today.
MRS.
F.
D.
W
AGNER
be 30 cents th e inch for display and
Use Black SHk Alr-OrylRsr Srort Csiem«< on
from the mouth of the Jordan river, or A m erica a g rea t progressive nation. Mr. Johnson proposes th a t certain
cra te s, registers, stove-pipe»—prevents rusting.
A. C. NININGER
10 cents the line for reading notices.
Use C U ck SUk M e'aS
fo r »ilver, nickej
from the Great Bear river, 50 to 70
or braEa. It has no fx,-ual for use on auUxnobilen.
— A dv-tf miles away. They are laden with fish W e A m ericans, up to the last few classes, such as stu d en ts, acto rs and
W here large heads a re used over
BLACK SILK STOVE POLISH WORKS
for their young ones. The pouches m onths, have never been satisfied m em bers of certain professions, bej STERLtNa
1LUHWB
reading notices they will be estim at-1
under their beaks are filled with fresh w ith m ediocre resu lts. W e have been adm itted beyond the quota num ber, ■
LOOMIS PLATFORM
ed a t nine lines to the colum n in c h '
w illing to tak e g rea t risks, and, if h ut for tem p o rary stay only.
water fish.
Being a can d id ate for . m
ayor o:
U
p a c e .
l lie
I forum
U 1U 1I1
v u i u i u i n i w
n ill
n . be
u v
..
_
of l s space.
The
colum
, .. t i _v A shland, i m ake the follow ing tta te -
necessary, to su ffe r g rea t losses; but
open to the advocates ot both tick-
t Qf th e policies j gtaud fo r and
we have been determ ined to e n te r
D etrick sells b u tte r lo r less.
Never Saw Their Faces.
ets a t 10 cents the l.ue, and the ar- ne position I take on the issues of
The young woman was looking at
tid e s m ust be signed by th e w rite r tlie lam p aig n :
a child’s hook, “The Sunhonnet
and m arked advertising.
The tu 's t consideration of a city Babies.”
Those Sunhonnet babies
The ed ito rial colum ns of th e Tid- J
‘¡!e hea!th ol
'P e o p le , I were my delight and my despair when
, t
...
a ,u, th erefo re, in favor ot tak in g ev-
ings will be used by the e d ito r lU jery precaution to protect th e w ater I was little,” she said, “because I never
advocating the ideas w hich he th in k s of A shland creek from pollution
It could see their faces. If you’ll look
carefully a t every picture you’ll no
should prevail w ithout charge to m ust be k ep t pure.
tice the faces of those babies are
I
believe
in
the
enforcem
ent
of
the
anyone.
law s,
p a rtic u la rly
those
ag ain st never revealed. O ther characters In
T his s ta te m e n t is m ade so th a t gam bling and bootlegging.
the illustration show their faces, hut
th ere may be no m isu n d erstan d in g
I am opposed to factions in Ash- never the sunhonnet babies.
as to the a ttitu d e of th is paper in land, and prom ise, if elected, to be
“The only idea you can get of what
relation to supplying political p u b - t h e m ayor for all the people, ra th e r sort of little girls they were is by their
. licity
. . . . to all
... citizens
... _ who desire it.
i th a n for , a ' p a rt of them . Mv f slogan
. .
posture. And I used to peer and peer
J
is th is: "T he way to get action is to
at
those sunbonnets. I used to turn
unite every fac tio n .”
over
the pages and look through from
TH E LOOMIS TIC K ET PROGRAM
I am in favor of th e new hotel
the
hack
side; I used even to tear the
The Loomis program does not project. We" have th e scenery, the
pages a bit to see If I could not get
stop w ith the protection of A shland c' im ate. the soil and the people
. everything here except a m odern ho- Inside of those sunbonnets. But I
w ater ag a in st contam ination. T h at tp, to & ttract new com ers. Let>8 get never could.
is his first c o n sid e /fu o n , b u t along tliat hotel!
“Some day I’m going to write to that
w ith pure and w holesom e w ater,
I am proud of A shland’s fine rep- i sunhonnet a rtist and ask if he won’t
goes clean and w holesom e living, u ta tio n everyw here in th e m a tte r of send me, In confidence, one picture of
tell of the merits of his goods, hut to save
What a lot of time advertising saves us!
, .
...
...
„ . .
schools and education and I favor those babies with their bonnets off.’’—
riie moi a aws o
le t n . a n o t aRy su j |a j,|e aC(jon looking to w ard s!
you time. The manufacturer who is will
We need something. We see it advertised.
enforced to th e letter. T here is to t jie re-opening of the norm al school. ! Springfield Union.
ing to pay for advertising space in news
And we go straight from where we are
he no bootlegging and gam bling in
I am in favor of having all of- <
papers or magazines in order to point out
now to where the article is sold.
Eagles Change Color.
A shland u n d e r th e Loomis adm inis- fices and all positions on th e c ity ’s
n a tio n , if aggressive enforcem ent
by citizensi and tax-
The young eagle is clothed In three
to you where his merchandise is sold, so
, payers of A shland itself. No outside kinds of garm ents before it reaches
of the law can prevent it. He th in k s place-holders!
that you may get there quicker and buy it
Have yon ever gone around from olace
m aturity. During the first year It Is
it can and so do we. But one of the
I believe th a t when th e people
easier, is not going to skimp or cheat in
to place seeking for something which you
black, the second year slate-colored,
m ain considerations in the candidacy 'o t e in favor of an y th in g they should
the third year brown and white. It
manufacturing it.
kne wexisted, hut which nobody else
i
of , those on th e Loom
is tick et io
is th a t ” . it,
. . and I am .. opposed
, , ,, to all form
. . . s
of trick ery , p articu la rly the so-called might he said th at the bald-headed
seemed to know anything about, not even
they a re not a fra id to stan d up and “ j ofcpr8”
a re often used to de- eagle is not bald. It is so called from
After going to all the trouble and ex
the storekeepers?
he counted on any of th e in te rests ceive the voters. I believe th a t be- I the white ruff of feathers about its
head.
The
three
different
appearances
vital to th e building up of A shland ing on th e level is the h ighest form
pense of telling you just where you ¿nay
of tlie young eagle one tim e provoked
as a good place to live and re a r a of A m erican citizenship.
find it. he is going to see to it that when
You have wasted an hour, maybe several
.
.
The p resent w ater supply fo r Ash- a strange m isunderstanding among
fam ily. They stan d for these th in g s | and j3 inadequate, and I favor tak- bird observers. It was thought that
you do buy it, it is good enough so that
hours, possibly half a day. Yon have worn
w ith o u t sidestepping or equivocation ! ¡n g im m ediate steps tow ard increas- they were three different species—the
you will buy it again.
out your patience, and before the end of
Loontis has a good head and a clean ing the supply th rough such m ea- black, the George W ashington and the
h e a rt, and he believes th a t citizens > u re s as: th e people m ay a d o p t
the quest probably you began to figure
.
.. .
I believe th e m ayor and city bald. The eagle is one of tlie Fal-
couidae,
which
iucludes
hawks
mid
all
And in making up your mind about mer
should stan d for those th in g s th a t councq should give th e ir m oral in
that the thing which you sought was not.
will build up and Eas th e courage of i fluence and support to all p ractical | sim ilar birds of prey.
chandise which is advertised, consider this
after all, so good as you thought it was,
his convictions. T h a t’s why th e T id -1 projects for profitably u tilizing the
last thought—the manufacturer can well
otherwise other people besides \yourself
Great Authors Write Badly.
ings likes C harlie Loom is as a can- fru its and vegetables of this. com-
. . m unitv.
At p resen t, tho u san d s of
afford
to make it as good as can lie made
All great authors write badly. That
would know something about it.
did ate for m ayor. He m akes s tric t do llars worUj of locai products go
is well known. At least the pedants
because one sale means hundreds, even
law enforcem ent th e second plank in
Waste for lack of canning and pre- say so. Great w riters are impetuous.
his p latform .
serfving facilities.
thousands of others following naturally
The manufacturer who advertises, in
But. th a t is not all.
|
On these principles I ask to be The vigor of their vocabulary, the in
tensity
of
their
style,
the
daring
of
and costing him nothing extra.
vests his money, therefore, not alone to
iudged.
’
their phrases disconcert the pedants.
(S igned)
CHARLES L. LOOMIS.
If a fair p roportion of th e 179 j
‘
— adv-tf To tlie pundits good writing apparently
means writing according to rules. But
candidates th a t a re seeking to oc-
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born w riters uiuke their own rules, or
cupy th e 106 political jobs in th e CREOSOTE F I ’MES SAID
s ta te would evince m ore in te rest in
TO B E K IL L IN G T R E E S rather make none. They change their
rem aining in a p erm an en t position
REDDING. Calif., Oct. 5.— Com-j manner at every moment as inspiration
dictates; aomei.iues they ure harmoni
a great deal of w orry would be dis-, plaint has been m ade to the city ous. sometimes rugged, sometimes in
pensed w ith.
. • tru stee s th a t fum es from th e Swayne i dolent and sometimes spirited. So,
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! creosoting p lan t in th e n o rth w estern according to the common notion, they
“ Boston Citizens S w eat,” says a p a rt of th e city a re k illin g fru it cannot write well.—Anatole France.
headline. W hat a v u lg ar word to trees and o th e r v eg etation in the
R ea d th e w a n t ada.
usa in connection w ith the p o p u lace1 im m ediate neighborhood.
TELEPH O N E 39
Nervous Feeling Due
to Gas on Stomach
V ’ES, clothing prices
x are lower; and you
will get the most for
your m oney in clothes
“Tailorc to Measure
by B o rn .?
SCk
S to v e P o lish
u
h
All wool cloths, se
lected for long wear
ing qualities as well as
individuality o f pat
tern and co lo r, are
offered at $25, $30 or
$35—m ad e to y o u r
measure.
Make your se ction
w ith thu understand
ing th a t c o m p le te
satisfaction is a condi
tion of the sale.
PAULSERUD’S
W here W ould W e Be Anyway If it W eren’t
For A dvertising?
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