Saturday, October 14, 1023
ASHLAND DAILY TTDOTG«
FÀtfB TWO
DELIVER OR DIE, THAT’S ALL
a trip th ro u g h th e grounds and the
Services for Sunday, October 15:
buildings.
¡Sunday school a t 9:45 a. m. T horn
E stab lish ed 1§76
P re sid e n t K err showed us d ia
ton S. W iley, su p erin ten d en t. P reach-
Published Every Evening Except
gram s covering every floor In a ll of
jin g services a t 11 a. m. and 7:30
Sunday
i p. m.
P ra y er m eeting W ednesday
the buildings, as well as diagram s
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
A N Q J fr
show ing th e piping and w iring of the
and F riday a t 7:30 p. m. You a re
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
! cordially invited to w orship w ith us.
w hole1 in stitu tio n . These he has on
PAPER
file in his office. W hen rep airs or
! J. E. McShane, pastor.
TELEPH O N E 39
changes a re needed in any place, he
C. K, LOGAN, Editor
Trin'ty Episcopal Church
can sit in his office, refer to these
V.car,
the Rev. P. K. Hammond.
plans,
and
give
in
te
llig
en
t
in
stru
c
E ntered a t ttw A shland. Oregon
Holy com m union at 8 a. in. Sunday
tions about w hat he w ants done
Poatoffice as Second-class Mall Mat
'$>
You can ’t m ake love to o rd er <i> w ithout losing tim e going around to!
school a t 9:45. M ornyig service and
ter.
■«-■ and get a good fit.
i serm on a t 11. The offerto ry solo
the
places
w
here
w
ork
is
to
be
done.!
•««bscrlption P rice D elivered in C ity:
will he sung by Mrs. John Short-
On seeing how well th is plan
One ntbnth ....................................$ -65
W o m e n tak e m ore chances •■w orks in a big in stitu tio n like the
ridge.
T hree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95
Six m onths ....................................
t ;> I * w
a lJ' n than a m an does • | q A. C., the th o u g h t occurred th a t
One year ........................ ..........
with a nail
* C harley Loomis could follow a like
F irs t O fficial R e fo rm a to ry.
Mail and R ural R outes
!
The first reform atory m anaged un
One m onth ....................................$ -65. „
,,,,
.
.
. plan when he is elected m ayor. It
T nree m o n t h s ............................... 1 »& ’
" hen con8clence Pa ts V°u 0,1 * also rem inded me of Roebling, the
der legislative control was the one es-
Hix- m onths .................................... 3.50
th e back insom nia beats it for <♦> g reat engineer who b u ilt the colos
"uhlished in New York in 1824. known
ns I he N'e v York House of Itel'uge.
One year .................................... 6.5t ♦> th e back door.
sal Brooklyn bridge. Roebling was
ADVERTISING KATES
<t>
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a helpless cripple, yet he su p erin
Display A dvertising
Most m en stop on life ’s sec- <§> tended the construction of th a t m as
"single in sertio n , each in c h ............ 30c
•>
ond
base, and then w ait fo r <?> sive bridge w hile sittin g in a chair
YEARLY CONTRACTS
■fc som e one to b at them hom e.
<§> and using field glasses q u ite a d is
Display Advertising
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<§> tance away.
One time a wegk..................... 27tfec <i>
Two tim es a v.^-k........................25 c •-
In d u stry has its penalties, <§>
Oliver P. M orton, p erhaps the ab
"Svery o th er d a y ...........................20 c <$> one being th a t a fte r sprin k lin g
lest m an In d ian a ever sent to th e
I<oeal R eaders
Each line, each tim e ..................... 10c ■♦> th e law n, a heavy show er sets <e> United S tates senate, was also un
To run, every o th e r tSay for oue
<3> in.
♦ able to stan d upon his feet, but
RINGING a thermos bottle sonating Lord Carnal in the on the pirate ship at Balboa, Cal.,
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7 c
-------------------------------- <s m ade all his fam ous addresses while
onto a pirate ship is danger George Fitzmaurice Paramount and while he was getting it at the
To run"every issue for oue m onth
<?> Lying reaches
its zenith when <?> seated.
ous
business
even for the favorite production, “To Have and To point of a gun one of the hungry
d f m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5r
of King James I, as Theodore Hold.” Bert Lytell decided to in pirates grabbed off a sandwich.
<?> a m an can convince his wife <?>
It seem s to me th a t even an in
Classified Column
Kosloff discovered while imper- spect its contents between scenes Such is life in th® movies!
■» w hat a fine th in g it will be for <s> visible governm ent, if it has any
One cent th e word each tim e.
To ru n every issue for oue m onth
^ e r ¡f h e j ojns a new lodge.
<§> sense of sham e a t all, ought to feel
or m ore, (¿¡c th e w ord each tim e.
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<$> some of th a t sham e for the cow ard
<§>
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are cordially invited to all the m eet- ject, “ W hat It Means to Be a Chris-
Legal Rate
<»
HEZ
HECK
SAYS:
ly
m
an
n
er
in
w
hich
it
is
persecuting
ings a t the M ethodist church. Rev. tia n .” Mid-week prayer m eeting ev
f i r s t tim e, per 8-pclnt lin e ..........10c
<?> the m an who has done m ore for
“ Many a m an gits credit
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
S. J. Cheney, m inister.
ery W ednesday evening a t 7:30 p.
<?> A shland in a m onth or two th an all
polnt lino ...................................... 5c <î>
fe r bein’ sm a rt by jest set-
m. The public is cordially invited
Card of t h a n k s ..............................$1.00
<S> its m em bers com bined have done in
tin and liste n in ’.”
First Church of Christ, Scientist to all these services. If you a re not
O bituaries, the l i n e .......................2% c
Baptist Church
all the years they have had a deadly
P ioneer Avenue South. Sunday established elsew here, come and
Fraternal Orders and Societies
clutch on A sh lan d ’s th ro a t.
“ Thy W ord is T ru th ” is the them e J services a t 11 o’clock; subject o f-m ak e th is your church hom e. W
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
or societies ch arg in g a reg u lar in iti he would m ake th e canvass. He
The tim e is surely here to get be for Sunday m orning. The evening lesson, “ D octrine of A tonem ent.” Judson Oldfield, m inister.
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e stan d s for the things set out in the hind a m an who really trie s to do subject will be announced late r. The Sunday school a t 10 o’clock. W ed
ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be
som ething, and get rid of th e cheap L o rd ’s Supper will be observed Sun nesday
evening m eetings a t
8'
Free Meli odist Church
charged th e re g u la r rate for all ad Loom is tick et platfo rm , and, if
scallyw
ags
who
a
re
hanging
on
to
day
m
orning.
All
m
em
bers
of
the
elected,
he
in
tends
to
p
u
t
them
into
o’clock.
R
eading
room
open
daily!
Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m „ fol-
v ertlsing when %n adm ission or other
th e city ’s co attails and yelling church ought to a tte n d th is service. from 2 u n til 5 p. m., except Sundays lowed by preaching a t 11.
action, in so fa r as it is possible.
charge is m ade.
Class
“ W h o a!”
B aptism s Sunday evening.
O ther and holidays.
T
hat
looks
like
a
fair,
unequivo
m
eeting
a
t
12;
M
elissia
A
shcraft,
What Constitutes Advertising
BERT MOSES.
announcem ents later.
class leader. P reach in g a t 7:30 p.
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d cal sta te m e n t from Mr. Loomis.
m.
P ra y e r m eeting, T hursday a t
ing am ong some as to w hat con§ti C harlie Loom is lias a good head and
Presbyterian Church
lu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g , a g rea t h e a rt. He is a th in k e r, and
Christian Church
7:30
p.
in. C. E. G lazier, pastor.
The su b ject for the m orning s e r
LOOMIS TICKET
we p rin t th is very sim ple ru le, which the T idings feels th a t he has all the
Sunday school a t 10 a. m. M orn mon will be “ The Glory of Sacra-
Is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti
N azarene C hurch
ing w orship a t 11; subject, “ L ights fice.” This service will be an occa
For Mayor
ate betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re qu alificatio n necessary to th e direc-
C
orner
of F o u rth and C streets.
U
nder
B
ushels.”
C
h
ristian
E
ndeavor
sion for the celebration of the L o rd ’s
events, w here an adm ission charge j tion of the city of A shland into
CHARLES L. LOOMIS
Is m ade or a collection is tak en IS wholesom e,
a t 6:30 p. m. P ra y er m eeting a t Supper and for th e reception of
progressive
channels,
ADVERTISING.”
T his applies to and th a t he will prove one of the
For CSty Council
7:30 p. m. W ednesday. Mrs. M. H. church m em bers.
All planning to
o rganizations and societies of every
K endall, sta te p resident of th e m is unite please be present a t th e serv
S. A. PE T E R S, SR.
best
m
ayors
A
shland
has
had
in
its
kind as well as to individuals.
sionary society, will occupy the p u l ices not la te r th an 10:45.
M. C. LINING ER
He has in te g rity , in te lli
All rep o rts of such activ ities a fter history.
pit a t the evening hour, 7:30 o’clock
DR. R. L. BURDIC
gence and courage and is thoroughly
W e are very fo rtu n a te to have
they have occurred is news.
All com ing social or organization equipped for th e place.
H G. WOLCOTT
Sunday. Jo h n F. L eggett, m inister. w ith us for the evening service R e v .'
m eetings of societies w here no
MRS W. M. BARBER
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G. C. B irtch ett, of Bogota, Col.,
money c o n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti
Methodist Episcopal d iu r c h
j South Am erica, an Oregon boy, a
MRS.
W.
J.
W
ALLACE
ation charged, or collecton taken IS
FOXY OIJ> M EDFORD
The Sunday school will m eet in g rad u a te of Albany college and San
NEWS.
Have you read the M edford new s
A safe deposit box protects at a cost of
For City Recorder
re
g
u la r session Sunday m orning a t Anselm o sem inary.
He will bring
paper rep o rts on the Jesse W inburn
(In d o rsed )
only a few cents a week the many items
9:45. Classes are provided for all a m essage relative to South America,
canyon episode?
Those M edford
GERTRUDE BIEDE
ages
and
all
are
welcome.
The
pas-j
Sunday
school
a
t
9:45
a.
m.
Ju
n
io
r
fire insurance does not cover.
folks are foxy old guys. They know
BIBLE THOUGHT
to r ’s subject for the m orning church C hristian E ndeavor a t 5 p. m. Young
a good th in g when they see it. It is
F or City T reasurer
service a t 11 o’clock will be “ The 1 people’s m eeting a t 6 :3 0 ; W estm in-
— FOR TODAY —
not on th e cards for them to cast
These include stocks, bonds, business rec
SYLVESTER PATTERSON
G u ett C ham ber.” At th is service ste r Guild a t 6:30. P ra y er m eet-
i Bible Thoughts memorized, will prove a
any reflections on a m an w ith two
priceless heritage in after years.
ords and valuable papers of all kinds Be
th ere will be a baptism al service by ing, W ednesday a t 7:30 a. m. All
For Members Park Board
m illion d o llars and especially one
sure to place them in a box in our fire
im m ersion.
The E pw orth League are cordially invited. C. F. K oehler,
(In d o rsed )
who is w illing to spend it as Jesse
will
m
eet
a
t
6
:1
5
;
th
is
is
the
young
pastor.
proof vault.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
HAL McNAIR
W inburn has, in th e in te re st of the
people’s
devotional
m
eeting,
and
all
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MRS. F. D. W AGNER
town.
No, siree. They have been
MAN IN GOD’S IMAGE— And
First. C ongregational C hurch
young people are urged to be pres
A. C. NININGER
w atching W in b u rn ’s philanthropies
God said. L et us m ake m an in our
Boulevard
and Main stre e t. Sun
— Adv-tf ent. “ Soul O w nership” will be the
in A shland w ith an exceedingly je a l
image, a fte r o u r likeness: and
serm on su b ject for th e evening! day school, 9:45 a. m., w ith classes
let them have dom inion • ♦ * ous eye. It looks good to them and
church service. T he first p a rt of the for all grades and ages. B ring your
L(X)MIS PLATFORM
over all th e e a rth ♦ ♦ * So Jesse looks good to them . They a re
evening m eeting will be a song serv Bibie. M orning service, 11 a. m .;
Being a can d id ate fo r m ayor of
God created man in His own im anxious th a t A shland should discour
ice led by the choir and assisted by subject, ‘C om m union.” The L o rd ’s
age Jesse as m uch as possible in th e A shland, I m ake the follow ing sta te
age, in th e im age of God created
an o rch estra. T here will be special Supper, J u n io r C h ristian E ndeavor
m
ent
of
th
e
policies
I
stan
d
for,
and
hope th a t he will becom e disgusted
he him ; m ale and fem ale created
the position I tak e on the issues of m usic by th e choir a t both th e m orn- at 4 p. . m. C hristian E ndeavor a t
with his tre a tm e n t here and cast his the cam paign;
He them .— Genesis 1: 26, 27.
ing and evening church services. A lb 6:30. E vening service a t 7 :3 0 ; sub-
I lot ill M edford. M edford is not very
The first consideration of a city
stro n g for a big to u rist hotel in should be th e h e a lth of its people, I
A shland.
She th in k s th a t would am , th erefo re, in favor of tak in g ev
THE LOOMIS TICKET PLATFORM have a tendency to m ake A shland ery precaution to pro tect th e w ater
of A shland creek from pollution. It
Political platfo rm s a re too often the to u rist cen ter of the valley. They m ust be kept pure.
m eaningless p latitu d es, m ade to get th in k A shland will never be able to
f believe in th e enforcem ent of the
(This Was Written by, a Woman)
p articu la rly
those
a g a in st
into office on instead of to be c a r build the hotel unless som ebody like law s,
ried out in good faith. W ith this Jesse W inburn pundles up w ith the gam bling and bootlegging.
I am opposed to factions in A sh
in view, the T idings called on Mr cash to do it, and when they see land, and prom ise, if elected, to be
Loom is to get his reason for issuing th in g s going on up here th a t will th e m ayor for all th e people, ra th e r
a platform . He contends th a t can tend to disgust and discourage W in th an for a p a rt of them . My slogan
d idates have no business to seek of b u rn . they becom e m ighty carefu l is th is: “ The way to get action 1 b to
u n ite every factio n .”
fice unless they have a specific re a of the m anner in which they handle
I am in favor of the new hotel
son for doing so. If citizens believe things. They w ant W inburn and hisj project. W e’ have th e scenery, the
th a t the city has needs which should cash in M edford, and they a re not clim ate, the soil and the people—
realize that I had been reading so much
I was using a well-known household ar
he encouraged and p u t into action co in s to do a n y th in g th a t will indi-1 everything here except a m odern ho-
- o in g io in a u j
o
tel to a ttr a c t new com ers. L et s get
it is th eir duty to stan d for election cate they don’t like him . No, siree. j th a t j,oteit
about the advantages of the machine
ticle when mv friend came in.
sq uarely upon th e prom ises to fu l
I am proud of A shland’s fine rep
which I subsequently purchased. One after
“ Why did vou huv that kind?” she
fill such needs— th a t m en should not
u tatio n everyw here in th e m a tte r of
the other those messages had gotten into
schools and education and I favor
stan d as can didates sim ply to be
asked.
<»
any
su
itab
le
action
looking
tow
ards
P
E
O
P
L
E
’S
FORUM
my
mind until when asked to do so 1 was
ru n n in g for som ething but th a t they
th e re-opening of the norm al school. I
capable of repeating them almost as if T
should have specific reason for so
“ Because it’s good,” I told her.
I am in favor of having a ll of-1
doing. P rospective voters should be
fices and all positions on the city's !
had been a salesman for the company mak
H otel Bensou, P o rtla n d , Or.
She asked me why. Without realizing
payroll filled by citizens and tax
advised, before they vote on the
ing that article.
Oct. 12, 1922.
payers of A shland itself. No outside
candidates, w hat these candidates
what
I
was
doing
I
gave
her
several
techni
place-holders!
propose to do if elected, so th a t c iti To the e d ito r of th e T idings—
cal reasons for the superiority of that ma
However, I realized that the printed
It will in te rest the people of A sh -! I believe th a t w hen th e people}
zens may exercise th e ir judgm ent as
vote in favor of a n y th in g they should
chine. I listed a number of its mechanical
message had not really meant so much to
| get
an(j j am o p pose(j t0 a j j fo r m s !
to w h e th e r such m easures should be la m ^ to h e a i th a t w h ile J
b
urn
was
being
persecuted
a
t
Ash-
Of
tric
k
ery
.p
a
r
tic
u
la
r
ly
th
e
so-called
advantages
and
one
or
more
very
special
me as the repeated appearance. Seeing
forw arded.
C ertain ad m in istrativ e
land, he was being honored by th e ¡“ jo k e rs” th a t a re often used to de
conveniences
that
I
felt
meant
a
great
deal
policies have g re a t pow er, e ith e r for
that article over and over again meant to
leading ed ucators of Oregon.
On ceice the voters. I believe th a t be-
good or evil, to the com m unity.
to
me.
ing on th e level is the h ighest form
me that many other women had reached
Som etim es the cause of factional Tuesday of this w eek, a t th e special of A m erican citizenship.
the point where they could purchase it
differences in a com m unity are based in v itatio n of P resid en t P. L Camp
The present w a te r supply fo r A sh
My reply surprised even myself. I had
land
is
inadequate,
and
I
favor
ta
k
bell,
of
the
U
niversity
of
Oregon,
Mr.
sooner than I and were well satisfied
upon th e difference in m unicipal
not realized I knew so much about it. After
ing im m ediate steps tow ard increas
burn
and
1
were
the
guests
of
th
a
t
with it.
policies advocated by e ith e r faction,
ing th e supply th ro u g h such m ea-|
I had recited my reasons to her I analyzed
em
inent
gentlem
an,
who
devoted
sures as th e people m ay adopt.
and if candidates sq uarely set down
my first answer, “ it’s good,” and I found
I believe th e m ayor and city
Almost instinctively the thought took
th e m a tte rs th a t in th e ir ju d g m en t several hours of his tim e to show ing
us about th a t g rea t in stitu tio n of council should give th e ir m oral in
that
answer
typified
all
of
the
specific
should be p aram o u u t in considering
hold of me that when T saw the name of a
fluence and su p p o rt to all p ractical)
th e c ity ’s activities, it gives voters learning. We w ere his guests a t a projects for profitably utilizing the
things I was able to recite about the ma
product appearing again and again I could
fine luucheon a t th e H otel O sborne, fru its and vegetables of th is com
the opportunity of ju d g in g them by
chine
which
I
had
as
a
matter
of
fact
feel sure that that product was living up
At present, th o u san d s of
th e issues they advocate. He says o th e r p rom inent ed u cato rs being a l m unity.
recently
purchased.
dollars w orth of local products go|
to its promise. I could feel secure in
he is not ru n n in g for office m erelv so present, including Dean Colin V. to w aste for lack of canning and p re
Dym
ent.
buying it.
to be running. He know s th a t it is
s e r v in g facilities.
It had been widely advertised and I, as
On W ednesday, Mr. W inburn and
On these principles I ask to be
a great sacrifice of tim e and money
a large buyer for a household, always felt
If only all women would realize that in
to any m an who fills th e office ol I w ere invited by P re sid e n t K err, o f j j U(jged
CHARLES L. LOOMIS.
(S igned)
that any woman may he guided to safe and
m ayor of A shland for two years. the O. A. C., a t C orvallis, to m ake
whatever
they buy—machines or furniture
— adv-tf
satisfactory investments for her own needs
T here should be a real dem and be a to u r of th e grounds and buildings.
—clothing or food—dress goods or hats—
fore he accepts such a tru s t, and he W e had spent th e n ig h t in A lbany,
and the needs of her family if she will
Rloht-SI(jhtedni
jewelry or toys—they may save them
should have specific reasons before and early W ednesday m orning. Judge
The assertion comes from France
hut
use
the
messages
which
the
manufac
selves unwise expenditures by seeking the
he u n d e rta k es it.
Those reasons W eath erfo rd , who has been p resi that the m ajority of people are not
turers send to her in her newspaper or in
should be fairly and sq uarely set dent of th e board of reg en ts for 24 only right-handed but also right-
product which through its advertising and
her magazine.
down th a t th e people m ay u n d e r years, cam e for us in his au to and sighted. By thia is m eant th a t most
behavior after purchase compels its thou
sta n d th a t they a re not voting for took us over to C orvallis. N early persons see belter with the right eye
sands of customers to say, “ it ’s good.”
Until I had said, “ it’s good,” I did not
th e m an m erely, h u t a re voting th a t the whole day was given over to our than with the left and habitually,
ce rtain policies m ay be adopted by. e n te rta in m e n t, by both of these high though unconsciously, employ it more.
Besides Some persons, however, make greater
th e city. He says th a t he gave m uch officials of th e college.
as our hosts a t a luncheon, use of the left eye than of the right, j
th o u g h t to th e subject before he an- acting
x.
,
__ and accordingly are said to be “left-1
nounced th e principles upon w hich they personally accom panied us on
Ashland
Tidings
Don’t Miss the
B I G
B
At the Churches
Thursday, Friday
Saturday
THIS WEEK
M cN air Bros.
7'Aa
Sian
Items Fire Insurance Does Not Cover
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
«
IT’S GOOD”
S-