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LOOMIS TICKET
Tidings
Ashland
E stablished 1876
Published
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Every Evening
Sunday
For Mayor
CHARLES L. LOOMÍS
Except
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
TEL EPH O N E 39
C. K. LOGAN, E ditor
BW ÉEKL
M oses * í
For d t y Council
S. A. PE T E R S, SR.
M. C. LINING ER
DR. R. L. BURDIC
H. G. WOLCOTT
MRS. W. M. BARBER
MRS. W. J. W ALLACE
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Tacxd-J'. October IT.
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meat, and Will do all in bur power hnad? to hide the identity
to in su re the election Novem ber 7 , 1 w orkers. The job was finished in dle M ountain Logging com pany, en
1922, of m em bers of th e L n ited about two hours.
tered the cook shack a t day lig h t yes
S tates congress and sta te leg isla
terd ay to s ta rt a fire and prepare
tures who will w ork and vote for th e MEAT CLEAVERS EM PLOYED
b re a k fa st for th e crew , he discov-
rete n tio n and enforcem ent of the
TO DISPATCH BLACK BEAR er«d a larg e black bear had taken
18th am endm ent and th e V olstead
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possession of th e place.
ASTORIA, Oct. 17.— W hen F ra n k i Sum m oning several of the m en, he
code.
E very conscientious v oter should
be well inform ed before Novem ber
7 and vote accordingly— th e p a rty ■
doesn’t alw ays count w hen it comes
to a m a tte r of grave principle. W hen-I
ever we h e a r people say, “ O, yes, we
will alw ays have n ational p ro h ib l-'
tio n ,” I w onder how little t h e y ,
know of the under c u rre n t even now 1
try in g every possible m eans to de
feat It.
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E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon
Postoffice as Second-class Mall Mai
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ter.
For City Recorder
------ /$> to statesm en is as 10Ü to 1.
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(In d o rsed )
subscription Price D elivered in City: ...
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One nfonth .................................... $ - 6 U , \
GERTRUDE BIEDE
Tak ng th in g s as they come is 4>|
Three m o n t h s .............. , ............. 1.95 p
Six m onths .................................... 3.75 |4> not philosophy; it is necessity. <S>;
F o r City T re a su re r
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One year ...................................... 7.5« ; .,
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SYLVESTER PATTERSON
Mail and R ural R outes
i <$> You c a n ’t save a n y th in g un- <*>
One month ....................................♦
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F o r M em bers P a rk B oard
Tnree months ............................... 1.95
1,1 y ° u earn U’ 80 8»nt on y °ur
•$>
hands and pitch in.
Sim ple Health Rules
(In d o rsed )
Six m onths .................................... 3.50
One year ...................................... 6.5(
S traig h ten up, stre tc h up, lift up
HAL McNAIR
ADVERTISING RATES
Good liquor obtained legally <*>
MRS. F. D. WAGNER
the diap h ram when you w alk— and
Display Advertising
> probably did less harm th an <®>
walk and w alk and w alk— in open
A.
C.
NININGEK
dngie in sertion, each in c h ............30c
bad liquor obtained illegally.
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— Adv-tf air.
YEARLY CONTRACTS
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Use a balanced ratio n when you
Display Advertising
One tim e a w y k ............................ .2 7 tec
It tak es a big m an to ad m it <S>
e a t; fru its and salads plenty, little
LOOMIS PLATFORM
Two tim es a w \g k ............................... 25 c <$■ th a t a larg e p a rt of his m ind is
Being a can d id ate fo r m ayor of m eat— and e a t— sparingly.
Nvery other d a y .................................. 20 c ♦' occupied w ith th in g s he doesn’t
• uA'nt1" t-’ih lna'K,e l ^ e -ollt>wing ita te -
Open wide th e windows when you
Ix)c:tl Readers
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m ent ot th e policies I stan d for, and
Each line, each tim e ......................10c - know -
^ i i h e position I tak e on the issues of sleep; leave y our cares till m orning,
To ru n every o th er ilay for one
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<?> the lam paign:
they will keep— and sleep and sleep
m onth, each line, each tim e. . 7c
F ashion having n othing m ore -®>
Tlle first consideration of a citv and sleep— all you need.
To run every issue for one m outh
<*> to show us, the disease of rub- <?> S,*1° U^u ^e th e h e a lth of its people, I
Keep a cheerful tem p er, when you
of- more, each line, each tim e. . 5c
am , th erefo re, in favor of tak in g ev
w
ork;
p u t your whole soul in it—
ber-necking
is
disap
p
earin
g
rap
C lassified Colum n
ery precaution to p ro tect th e w ater
idly.
One cent th e word each tim e.
of A shland creek from pollution. It never sh irk — and work and work
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<?> m ust be kep t pure.
To ru n every issue for one m onth <s>
and w ork— every day.
yr m ore, Vac th e w ord each tim e.
1 believe in the enforcem ent of the
A HEZ HECK SAYS:
P u t your w ork behind you when
Legal Rato
law s,
p a rticu la rly
those
against
“
W
im
m
in
would
ru
th
e
r
you
play; try to be a child ag a in —
gam bling and bootlegging.
First time, per 8-pc'nt lin e ........ 10c
’tw
ill
pay— and play and play and
be
a
little
asham
ed
than
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
I am opposed to factions in Ash-
/^ 'la n d , and prom ise, if elected, to be play— often.
a lto g e th e r out o’ sty le .”
point line ...................................... 5c
Card of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00 f O O ’M - W W O O ® ® ! tlie m ayor for all the people, ra th e r
th a n for a p a rt of them . My slogan
O bituaries, th e line .....................2% c
is th is: ‘‘The way to get action is to CHURCH IN NEED OF PAINT;
F ra te rn a l O rders and Societies
KLANSMEN DO TH E W ORK
A dvertising for fra te rn a l o id e r [ c.tand for w hat the A shland cr <d unite every faction.”
or societies charg in g a reg u la r Initl- f th a t firm rep resen t w ant. The issue
I am in favor of the new hotel
•tlon fee and dues, no discount. Re I ¡n th .;s cam paign, as we have said i pr.°^e c t' We have th e scenery, the
SACRAMENTO, Calif., Oct. 7.—
•iglous and benevoieut orders will be i , -
.
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... .. clim ate, the soil and th e people— W hile several
hundred
persons
charged th e reg u la r ra te for all ad ! b to re . 18 not as to w hether C harlie everything here except a m odern ho-
»erttslng when an adm ission or other Loomis or Dr. Blake shall be elected tel to a ttra c t newcom ers. L e t’s get looked on, a band of 35 p ainters,
led by E d g ar F u lle r, kleagle of the
charge is m ade.
¡m ayor, but the real issue is as t o ¡th a t hotel!
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77 777
| w hether the ‘ invisible governm ent”
pl0Ut^
A shland s fine rep- Sacram ento Ku Klux K ian, w ent to
t t h a t C onstitutes A dvertising
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u tatio n everyw here in th e m a tte r of
In order to allay a m is u n d e rs ta n d -} as represented by Briggs and Briggs, 8CjjOOj8 an(j education. and j faVor th e A frican M ethodist church last
lug am ong some as to w hat consti shall hold the reins of power.
any su itab le action looking tow ards n 'g h t, arm ed w ith buckets, brushes,
tu tes news and w hat advertising, i The invisible governm ent which, the re o p e n in g of th e norm al school, p ain t and ladders and painted the
»e print th is very sim ple rule, which j wjien the m unicipal lig h tin g system
1 ani in favor of having all oi building.
None of th e m en was
ls use<? by new spapers to d ifferen t!-j
several vears aeo fices and aU po8itions on the c ity’s
m
asked
and
no a p p a re n t e ffo rt was
ate betw een them : ‘‘ALL fu tu re was a t
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e rj
yea 8 ag ’ payroll filled by citizens and tax-
ivents, w here an adm ission ch rgi j fought the issue to the last ditch, payers of A shland itself. No outside I
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1» m ade or a collection is taken IS because they were m aking a m int place-’iolders!
ADVERTISING.”
T his applies to | out of selling electricity to the city I 1 believe th a t when the people
o rganizations and societies of ' every The sam e invisible
governm ent Vote ln favor of anythinR they should
in e
sam e nnis.D ie
governm eni get it, and I am opposed to all form s
kind as well as to individuals.
All rep o rts of such activities after which fought irrig a tio n for the Belle- of t r iCk e ry , p a rticu la rly the so-called
view d istric t.
The sam e invisible “ jo k e rs ” th a t a re often used to de-
they have occurred is news.
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AII com ing
social oi organization i governm ent which forced a jo k er i n - |p e *ve the voters. I bel.eve th a t be-
meetiugs of
so c ie ti's w here n o • t0 t(ie w a te r bond issue two years J n g Aon tbe ’ev.e ’ is ,b e highe8t forni
money co n trib u tio n ¡9 solicited, initl
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oi A m erican citizenship.
C ored w ithout Surgery
The p resen t w a te r supply for Ash-
atlon charged, or collecton taken IS ago th a t would resu lt in depriving
th e citizens of the irrig a tin g b en e-¡lan d is inadequate, and I favor ta k
Y guaranteed cure for
v’KWS.
fits of such a m easure. The sam e 1 ing im m ediate steps tow ard increas-
Piles is a non-surgical
invisible governm ent th at has alw ays ?ng tbe ««PP’Y th ro u g h such mea-
method, diminating knife,
nrnnm • ■ n ;nn7- > • f Iftrnm f~ ,irnmr 7L ï 7H3C
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, sures as th e people m ay adopt.
stood by the bootleggers and fought
j believe the m ayor and city
operation, anaesthetic, pain
proh bition.
The sam e Invisible i council should give th e ir m oral in
and confinement. 1 have
governm ent which has blocked A s h J flu e n c e and su p p o rt to all practical
never
failed to cure a case
la n d ’s Hotel projects for the past Projects for profitably u tilizing the
Bible Thou.-htn memorized, will prove a
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fru
its
and
vegetables
of
this
com-
of Piles in the history of my
priceless heritage in after years.
ive y ea rs. T he sam e sin iste r in f lu - . rnMnity.
present, thousands of
practice, proof of which may be
gpnmminu-.nmimani’i ^ i i ^ ii^inaanBaiinamaam
5â ences tha< threw th e ir power against dollars w orth of local products go
had by obtaining the long list of
the sew erage system in the early to w aste for lack of canning and pre
prominent Northwest people
T l’F.SIlA^ OCTOBER
h is to ry of th e tow n. T h e sam e sin is- s e rtv in g fa c ilitie s
whom 1 have treated.
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On these princ.ples I ask to he
NOW, NOW! — Behold, now is te r influences th a t stood out against
I rem o ve e ll doubt ea to results by
aarooing ta refund yo u r feo if I fail
tlie f rst w ater w orks p roject for (Signed)
tlie accepted tim e; behold, now
CHARLES L. LOOMIS
to euro your Pilos. W rite or call to
— adv-tf
A shland in the old days when citi
is the tim e of salvation.— 2 Corin-
M
EIBLE THOUGHT
— FOR TODAY—
zens w ere d rin k in g w ater out of ir-
r gat ion ditches. The sam e sin ister
influences w hich tried to hand Jesse
IN \ ISIK1.E GOVERNMENT
The most dangerous force in the W inburn a lemon when he came
A m erican re p re s e n ta tiv e sy ste l is ¡h e re th re e years ago w ith a d esire,
the “ invisible go v ern m en t.” That , to build a fine to u rist hotel for Ash-j
m eans the sin iste r politicians behind land and put th e town on the m ap, | R esolution suggested for adoption
with by churches and o th e r influ en tial
the visible governm ent— the secret and finally, so disgusted him
o rg anizations:
power behind the th ro n e.
the r m ethods th a t he refused to go
Resolved, th a t we declare ag ain st
The policy, alw ays, of tlie secret on w .th the hotel pro ject even a fte r
.
. . . larg e sum s of t m „ o n e y , cod6
any m odification of the V
olstead
pow er behind th e th ro n e , is to select ,, he , had , invested
wine
Qr
w ell-appearing but tim id, am bitious in th e en terp rise. The sam e sinis-
otherwJge w eaken enforce-
anil d iffid en t c an d id ates— those in ' ter, secret iniluences th a t a re ju st
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whom the lust of power is stro n g , now circu latin g all so rts of false ru -i
but who, lacking the courage of th e ir m ors rela tin g to th e m otives of Mr. I
convictions, will be placid when it W inburn in tak in g an active in te rest
comes to follow ing th e “ advice” of in the p resent cam paign. This sam e
th e friends who m ade it possible for invisible
governm ent
which
has
them to occupy the place of p o w e r.! never done a n y th in g for A shland it-.
T his power behind the th ro n e is cun- self and has stood, like a hog in the
ning and deceitful. As a ru le it tro u g h , and fought everybody who
m akes a g reat show of p atrio tism ever presented a forw ard m ovem ent
Ironized Yeast Gives the Stomach
and virtue. It is th e c o n stru c to r of for the town in which these sam e
Natural Digestive Power!
w onderful p latitu d e s and m eaning- sin iste r influences could not g e t ;
T h e re ’s one o rg a n In th e h u m a n
body t h a t “k ic k s b a c k ” w h e n It g e ts
less pledges.
E v erything m ust be som e
inside
th a t
w ould re
w eak, a n d t h a t ’s th e sto m ach . No
m ade subservient to gaining the dound to th e ir personal advantage,
sto m a c h on e a r th c a n o p e ra te w ith
o u t v ita m in e s -a n d -iro n . T he sam e
power necessary to th e ir secret Review the h istory of A shland, Mr. , th
in g is tru e a b o u t th e n e rv e s. T h e re
is h a rd ly a n y th in g th a t c a n h a p p e n
schem es of ad v an tag e in and th ro u g h R eader, and see for yourself if in
governm ent
every one of these block.ng u n d er-.
P oliticians who realize the power tak in g s th e firm of Briggs and
of such control do not select as Briggs did not stan d as political
can d id ates, bad m en, dishonest men. m anagers, a g ain st th ese forw ard
g ra fte rs and the like— such a re h ard m ovem ents— th e sam e Briggs and
to elect— but they seek placid m en, Briggs who p u t Dr. Blake in the
and tim id, who, u n d er stre ss, will field as a candidate for m ayor in the
yield to principles of governm ent of ¡com ing election and who is now the
th e ir d ictation, because they know secret political m anagers of his cam-
th a t general principles determ in e paign. Review carefully, Mr. V oter, j
th e course of governm ent and th e history of th e p ast— follow the
th ro u g h th a t they wield the power tra il of th e principals— and if you do
and tu rn th e ben efits of governm ent not find the sam e sin iste r, in v is ib le ,
to th e ir own sin iste r ends. In sh o rt, governm ent behind th e Blake move-
it alw ays resu lts in governm ent for m ent in th is election th a t has dwarf-1
S lo n in r h - P o n e r G o n e ! Ir o n lx e d Y e a x t
th e pow ers behind th e th ro n e , in- ed and w ithered A shland in the past,
Q u ic k ly B u ild « U p D lfte s tlv e P o w e r.
Y o u ’l l It e ils h Y o u r F o o d !
stead of governm ent of, for and by ¡then we d o n ’t know w hat we are
to
th
e
n e rv o u s sy ste m th a t is n o t
th e people.
j ta lk in g about.
a t once re lle c te d to th e sto m ach .
The law firm of Briggs and Briggs
The issue is sq uarely draw n. It is, W e a k n erv es! w e a k sto m a c h ! N a
tu r e h a s only one a n s w e r; m ore v ita -
has ever and alw ays stood as th e ¡th is: Shall these sin iste r influences
m in es ironized! B u t re m e m b e r t h a t
Iro n iz e d Y e a st is n o t a m ere m ix tu re
political m an ip u lato rs for the back- — th is “ invisible governm ent— con-
o f y e a s t a n d iron, b u t is y e a st iro n
steppers in A shland.
Long before \ tin u e to secretly control th e city o f : ized. w h ich is a su b sta n c e a ll by
itse lf. T h is is w h y Iro n ized Y east
Dr. Blake announced his candidacy J A shland to her e v e rlastin g h u rt, by
p ro d u c e s a lm o st im m ed iate r e s u lts
fur m ayor, and long before his peti- electing th e B lake tic k e t, o r will the
in c a se s o f loss o f a p p e tite , a v e rsio n
to food, b elc h in g , g a s on th e sto m
t ’oa was circu lated to becom e a can voters, a t th e com ing election, raise
ach, fe rm e n ta tio n , “lu m p -o f-le a d ”
fe
e lin g a f t e r e a tin g , d y p epsia. Indi
d f a te , th e law firm of Briggs and to power th e Loom is tick et composed
g e stio n . T h e re is only one Iro n ized
b rig g s quietly felt out the e d ito r of of open-m inded,
forw ard-looking,
Y 'east in th e w o rld : it c o n ta in s
y e a s t - v lta m in e s -w ith -o rg a n ic -iro n ,
th e T idings as to w h at his a ttitu n a earnest m en and wom en, w ith the
th e v e ry n a tu r a l fo o d -p o w e r w hich
e v e ry s tr o n g sto m a c h a n d e v e ry
wotfid be tow ard the candidacy of courage of conviction, pledged to no
s tro n g n e rv o v s sy ste m possesses. T he
Dr Blake. The Briggs firm knew • m an. or set of m en, bu t. w ith an eye
a n s w e r is, iro a iz e ! v ita m in -iz e ! Ir o n
Y east, is sold a t a ll d ru g s to re s
»hit Dr. Blake was t> stan d as a , single to th e best in te re sts of th e ( a ized
t $1.00 a p a c k a g e . E a c h p a c k a g e
c o n ta in s 60 ta b le ts , ea c h ta b le t is
i -nd’date long before anybody else city, ru n n in g on a sound, progressive
sealed. T h e y n e v e r lo se th e ir pow er.
knew it.
The Briggs firm had platform openly and unequivocally
M’f d b y Iro n iz e d Y e a st Co., A tla n ta ,
Ga. T a k e Iro n iz e d Y east, a n d you’11
sim ply hand-picked Dr. Blake as a pledged to carry out th e prom ised
e n jo y e a tin g , a n d d ig e s t th o ro u g h ly
can d id ate they could depend upon to i program for the people.
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e v e ry th in g you e a t. T h a t’s life!
tiiians, 6: 2.
W . C. T. Ü. Column
Quit Making
Faces At
Your Meals!
of the 'Todd, cook a< the camp of the Sad led the attack on bruin, and the ani*
day far my FREE booklet.
DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
2 N D AN D MORRISON PORTLAND,OREGäN
M E N T IO N TH IS P A P E R WHEN W R IT IN G
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may. which dressed 250 pounds, wan
dispatched w ith m eat cleavers and
clubs a fte r a s h o rt fight.
Now is the tim e to have y our pi
ano tuned. C arl H. Loveland S tu
dio 135 E. Main. Phone 465. 4tf
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(This Was Written by a Woman)
IT’S GOOD
I was using a well-known household ar
ticle when inv friend came in.
“ Why did you buy that kind?” she
asked.
“ Because it’s good,” I told her.
She asked me why. Without realizing
what I was doing I gave her several techni
cal reasons for the superiority of that ma
chine. I listed a number of its mechanical
advantages and one or more very special
conveniences that I felt meant a great deal
to me.
My reply surprised even myself. I had
not realized I knew so much about it. After
I had recited my reasons to lier I analyzed
my first answer, “ i t ’s good,” and I found
that answer typified all of the specific
things I was able to recite about the ma
chine which I had as a matter of fact
recently purchased.
It had been widely advertised and I, as
a large buyer for a household, always felt
that any woman may he guided to safe and
satisfactory investments for her own needs
and the needs of her family if she will
hut use the messages which the manufac
turers send to her in her newspaper or in
her magazine.
Until I had said, “ it ’s good,” I did not
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realize that T had been reading so much
about the advantages of the machine
which T subsequently purchased. One after
the other those messages had gotten into
my mind until when asked to do so I was
capable of repeating them almost as if I
had been a salesman for the company mak
ing that article.
However, I realized that the printed
message had not really meant so much to
me as the repeated appearance. Seeing
that article over and over again meant to
me that many other women had reached
the point where they could purchase it
sooner than I and were well satisfied
with it.
Almost instinctively the thought took
hold of me that when I saw the name o f a
product appearing again and again i could
feel sure that that product was living up
to its promise. I could feel secure in
buying it.
If only all women would realize that in
whatever they buy—machines o r furniture
—clothing or food—dress goods or hats —
jewelry or toys—they may save them
selves unwise expenditures by seeking the
product which through its advertising and
behavior after purchase compels its thou
sands of customers to say, “ it’s good ”
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