A8HLAJVD DALLI TIDINGS
P A S» TWO
as
Ashland
Tidings
E stablished 1J76
Published Evsry Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PA PER
,
TEL EPH O N E
C. K. LOGAN, Editor
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PEOPLE’S FORCJrf.
Yankee Marksmen Compete in It lyg
e d i f b r o f the T idings:
I am a new com er in A shland, and
: have freq u en tly w ondered w hether
thia beau iful city w anted ou tsid ers
t m . ' j e t i i e-.-feege or not.
Many things
I have happened since I cam e th a t
: m ade me. .ti^ u k s tra n g e rs w ere un-
: welcome. But th e re su lt of yester-
; day's;-election plainly show s th a t I
The way to ditch a ¡¡rob!-pi - w a., v. rvug. A shland does welcome
is to r e f e r .it to a com m ittee^.
new com ers. It does w ant them to
M s B e ttle here and help m ake a bigger
s-
Pigeon holes were put lni-0
• desks to encourage prccrastliiA -
■: lion.
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Our rep u ta tio n s would all
• su ffer .if everything was know n
• about us.
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The reason th ere is so m uch
• law lessness is. because tli.r e
»■ are so m anv
laws.
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any Jaw
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Fashion has ju st ab o u t re-
moved ev erything that g iv tó
th e im a g in a tio n s o m e th in g to
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n d h o tte r city.
. The tro u b le has a ll come from an
au m laii.tratio u th a t was bigoted,
a a r u w find in to leran t. The people
all rig h t, but the people’s offi-
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• ntallvUs have been all
-v, m ng.
W hat a calam ity it is to
a:.y com m unity to be m isrep resen ted
-N py £fie men they elect to office
- • C harley Loomis and th e new
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^ council are. Uvna’A.nklntlAfl
hroad-irtinded «nA
and nrn«r-
prog-
rossive. They th in k A shland itself
.¡s bigger th an any clique of p lo tters
» in
T)n;y bave vision to see th a t
♦ j?, tro n t of ns is a fu tu re so big w ith
" prom ise tliat^ n o m an can say w hat
~
lim itatio n s are.
Yon are on th e way to pros-
‘invisible govern-
-» w . w
ot
♦ perity when you get m ore joy - i ingn i ” ¡» gone.
The day of good
• I 'u i t i i r « 'd o l l a r in th e bank.
,r
brotherhood is here.
I
• th an you get I n spending it.
• h a v .-^ ju s t congratulate«! my es-
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, teem ed friend Loom is .by ’phone, and
HEZ HECK SAYS:
(l,v(S ,n(, he is going to sh ak e the
‘•Tbi 'v. s ta k e frppr.'Y oii
• har!ds of those who voted for him.
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w hen youj ain t lj>oxin , y'
isCtô'be the m ayor for all instead
w h ile d e a d h e a d - i » it r ig h t
• i)f lil(. ,nayO r f o r a few.
A sp irit
in front o your oyes."
^ i l i k e th a t is a propitious om en. Ahead
«> <$>
$> <?>«> $«
$> «>«> «> j of A shianrt is a fu tu re th a t prom ises
e ? . uHtçh. Instead of a. governm ent for
“ A vote, for Loom is is a vote fo r k p a ft of th é people, Wé are to have
G reer”— Briggs, L anikin and Cbm- a governm ent for all of the people,
pany haulier in th e M onday parad e.
May I co n g ra tu la te th e Tidings.
A ccording to th a t G reer seem s to J»e! along w ith Loom is, for the triu m p h
m ore p opular w ith A shland
fqlks.
of cpmntOn rig h ts over intolerance
What Constitute« Advertising
.
.
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d -j even, th an B riggs, L hm kin; Billie an d bigptry?
lug am ong som e as to w hat consti Briggs, C arter; B anta, McCoy and
BERT MOSES.
tute« news and j what
„»..«♦ advertising,
oU io-t «ins» pindipy all com bined. T hat alm ost i
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we print this very simple rule, which
b used by newspapers to different! gives us th e sw ell-head. 'A nyhow ,i CRAZE FOR PEON PANTS
ate between them: “ALL future we th a n k th e good people of Ash’-,'
HITS UNIVERSITY CITY
events, w here an adm ission charge land for th e ir vote of Confidence.
Is m ade or a collection is tak en IS Come to th in k of it, m aybe it was
A D VERTISIN G.”
T his a p p lie s ¡ to becausp Grëo;
was on the rig h t side. [ EUGENE, Nov. 8.— The first pair
org an izatio n s an d societies of every
'o f peon p a n ts to p u t in public ap-
He alw ays hopes to be.
kind as well as to individuals.
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i jiearance ip E u g e n e w ere adm ired
a l l rep o rts of such activities after
Jesse W inburh, we a re glad to and criticized on the a rm o ry dance
they have occurred is news.
People said
All com ing social or organization have you am ongst us. We a p p reci floor S atu rd ay night.
m eetings of societies w here no
the
w
earer
was
a
fresh
m
an a t the
m oney co n trib u tio n is solicited. In iti ate your good offices tow ard the U niversity of Oregon— they also
ation charged, o r collecton tak e n IS city and your fine co n trib u tio n s to
public e n te rp rises here. The W om said he w ent hom e w ithout ’em.
NEWS.
The youth, clad in gray tweed
e n 's Civic club is grateful* to you
ONE HUNDRED P E R CENT
tro
u se rs
decorated
prom iscuously
and the people believie la your good
We have heard m uch lately about
w
ith
purple
velvet
and
laces in peon
in ten tio n s tow ard 'fh'enf? W e w ln t
one
hundred
ner
cent
A
m
ericanism
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,
atylo
w
ith
fla
res
a
t
the bottom ,
o n e n u u u ie u p
keep you, Jeese. We think V
/o u
W e hope th e next two years th a t are the best asset ever. Shake. V e m ad e considerable of a h it w ith the
one h u n d red per c e n t A shlaudisiq w ant yon to like u s
for
several
dances.
w^ lik e you. “ fla p p e rs”
will be exem plified by all the c iti
W hether th e vest of th e boys w ere
zens of A shland.
A la rg e crowd across th e s t r e e t : 3ealous ot his tro u se rs or the way
T here has been too m uch hau lin g froip B riggs & 'B riggs office y e s te r-!t,ie la<lie8 w ere falling for the lad
ab o u t and criticism by one citizen day m orning h a d g reat gibe when ! w ith th e to re a d o r tro u se rs is not
of a n o th e r in th e past. T here has they saw m en busy m oving out the tin o ^ n . A bout 11 o clock th ere was
been too little faith in out tow n and phonograph s fOVe from the B riggs co n sid erab le confusion and every-
the possibilities of it.
T here h a s ' office to th e P rovost h a rd w are body said th e la d ’s p an ts had been
been too little th o u g h t in term s of store. They said they guessed it had forcibly rem oved and th a t he was
com m unity good, and too m uch been found advisable to m ake the on his way hom e w ith them under
along selfish lines. T here has been change as B riggs was tire d pf the his arm instead of on his person
too little appreciation and confi- whole affair.
w here a m an usually w ears pants.
dence tow ards the s tra p g e r w ithin
ou r gates. T here has been too lit
T hough a re sid e n t of the U nited
I
tle real h earted fellow ship, c o u r S tates ever since the close o f . t h e ’
tesy, a tte n tio n and kindliness to t Civil w ar, a Salem m an, 71 years of I
new com ers.
age, recently filed his app licatio n |
In sh o rt. A shland cannot pro sp er for citizenship. Any m an th a t takes
on w hat she has been, o r w hat she th a t long to m ake up his m ind
is; th e fu tu re holds w hat th e re fs should be denied his citizenship
of pro sp erity fo r Ashland-
W ith papers.
all her n a tu ra l advantages, she w
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never be b ro u g h t in to her own ex-
T hat “ chicken ra n c h e r” Dill seem s
cept by e a rn e st, effective, harmOR-J to cut so m e 'ic e. W e would like to
ious work. Citizens should be deep-| bave seen him in jo in t debate w ith
ly in te rested in the w elfare and" one of th e b e st ones on th e o th er
prosperity of th e city, w ithout fac side. It would have changed th e ir
tional bias.
opinions about “Thicken ran c h e rs.”
The a d m in istra tiv e a ffa irs of the
city should be conducted on the
A ltogether, now.
L e t’s forget,
broadest principles of progressive factionalism , -politics and eiissthlness
sp irit, and every citizen should bf aufi get dow n’to 1>rass tacks. It will
heard on the m erit of his causé tak e a long pull, a stro n g pUll and
w ithout th e least reg ard to personal a Dull a lto g e th e r t,o get th e b ig .re -j
favoritism o r anim osity.
su its.
Let us cu ltiv ate th e ideal of act
ing and th in k in g in the in te re st of
N o tw ithstanding and nev erth eless.|
th e highest good of the com m unity we a re all citizens of the g rea test
generally, every phase and every in- little town on e a rth , th e one of great
te re st, th a t will m ake the tow n a possibilities and W onderful n a tu ra l
b e tte r business place, a cleaner resources. L e t’s put A shland on the j
place in which to live, a m ore p ro8-.„iap.
perous place for the sm all producer,
th e lab o rer, th e b a n k e r and the busi
W ho said À fhlàhû folks did n o t ’
ness m an.
ap preciate the work of those who
H eave-ho!
A ltogether,
please. dare and do for the town.
T h a t,
L e t's go! One h u n d red per cent Ash- are full of g ra titu d e and apr.recja-
tion.
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landism .
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Your Druggist
Recommends Tanlac
because it has demonstrated its true worth
over a long period of years.
He has sold it to thousands of satisfied custom
ers and has seen them regain their normal
health and strength hy its use.
He knows that as a stomach corrective and
general tonic medicine it has no equal.
-êiiiÉÎf t5i>
American siiar;>-Iio<>ters, w in are cnmpèTln;: at Urn internaliuuikl sim iting
contests Ht Milan, Italy, outside their Quarters.
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UNIVERSITY “ HOMEtXIMING”
will then form ally express th e ir irt-‘
Over 30,000,000 bottles of Tanlac have
TO RE W EEK -EN D EVENT tere st J n the .w elfare of Oregon and
been sold, which is still more conclusive
indicate th eir w illingness to ba ud«-'
evidence to him and to you of its un
A ttractiv e
posters have
m ade opted sons and daughters.
paralleled m erit
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their appearance in th e city ad v e r
tising th e a n n u a l Hom ecom ing a t PAYM ENT G F WAR D E IriS
the U niversity of Oregon, which will
IM POSSI Bi .E, SAY FRENI H
be held th is com ing week-end. Leith
PAIU9, N ot. 8.-— It
iinixissible
A bbott, A shland m an a tte n d in g th e
university, is general ch airm an of for F ran ce to pay tb«' w;jr debts ow
ing G reat B ritain an d the U nited
lie celebration.
States
Louis "LoucSeur* fo rm er m in
One of th e o u tsta n d in g featu res
ister
O
T the liberated regions, and
of Hom ecom ing th is year is the c e re
forem
ost
F rench expert on econom
mony to be staged S aturday a fte r
w hether i be an individual one of
ics
and
reparations,-
told th e : cham ASK RED CROSS SUBSCRIBERS
noon, a t which tim e alum ni and
TO.
MAKE
CONTRIBUTIONS
H
E
R
E
,
$1 or $100, 50 cents a re sent to
form er stu d e n ts of colleges and uni ber of deputies.
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ashington, I). C. The rem ain d er
versities o th er th an Oregon, will be;
,
P
a
rtic
u
la
r
em
phasis
ab
o
u
t
sub-
will
be used for local purposes. F o r
See
“a d o p te d ” by th e s ta te university, j B etter he safe that, sorry.
¡scribing
to
the
1922
Red
Cross
Roll
this
reason, it is to the best in ter-
This will be held during the halves Beaver R ealty Co. about your in sur
287U Call, to begin M onday, is^placed by i est of the cause to subscribe a t hom e
of the O regon-W ashington S tate col ance. P hone 58,.
the com m ittee in charge on urging and keep A shland money in Asli-
lege football game.
,
those who intend to c o n trib u te to do i laud.
Does
your
stove
sm
oke—
oven
re
P re sid e n t P. L. Cam pbell, of t h e ,
!
so
in A shland, and not elsew here.
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fuse
to
w
ork?
Plionfe
F
ix
it
Shop.
university will welcome the visiting
i
F
o
r
every
m
em
bership
received,
Cliff
Payne
m akes fire screens.
115-R.
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collegians in a sh o rt address. They i
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ASHLAND REALTY CO.
Opposite City Hall
IS IT TRUE IN ASHLAND?
T hat sm ile of th e “ little chicken
Many ru ra l com m unities a re hav ra n c h e r” does not come o ff no m a t
ing th e ir advancem ent reta rd e d by te r how an election goes, He is th e
Business Chances
th e a ttitu d e of ihieir officials to s tu ff m en are m ade of.
Insurance
Real Estate
w ard tra n sie n t m otorists. Abandon
the idea th a t they a re o u tsid ers and
Dissolved — Briggs, Lam kin and
fifil
th ere fo re tresp assers or crim in als to Com pany.
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be held up and persecuted on the
P roceedings in b ankruptcy. H eaps
slig h test provocation. It is a d e tri- Of ¡¡abilities; no assets.
m ent to the local business m en.)
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A CARLOAD O F FENCING
H a rra ssin g the autom obilist drivesi S u p p o rte rs o f political a s p ira n ts
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potential investm ents away. Every w ere busy today figuring up how
I can save you $1.90 on a 20
com m unity owes its grow th to the m uch th e ir poor ju d g m e n t cost
rod roll of fencing a g a in st any
o u tsid e r who visits jt. Close your them .
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catalo g house prices. Now is th e
tow n to visitors and you die of dry
tim e to buy. Fencing of everv
W ell, a fte r all, we d id n 't Quite
ro t.— Topics of the Day.
description. Plow s and H arrow s.
split th e tow n in twc>, it split out
New and used Sewing M achines
C hairm an Johnson is a h a rd one quarterin’.
alw ays on hand.
T he W hite
to bluff in a political m eeting. He
Serving M achine is king of a ll
know s R o b erts' rules and every-.
Dr. Dill has had a busy day today,
h o ly ’s else C an 't pull aa-ything on T here was a s m a lf num ber of acute
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