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-
• . • .
• 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
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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 .
Sri
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.
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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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