ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGt
PAGB TWO
Ashland
Tidings
Wednesday, November 15, 1U2ÌÌ
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C. K. LOGAN, Editor
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon
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Local Readers
! j> new ideas th a t have not yet
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.— Riches of
Each line, each tim e ..................... 10c
been thoroughly tried.
the
Aztecs, such as were in the loot;
To .run every o th e r Ja y for one
m onth, each line, each tim e . .
of Cortez; o rnam ents of fine gold
<?> IIEZ HECK SAYS:
To run- every Issue for one m onth
such as P izarro, th e Spanish con-
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oh m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5? ! •>
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Classified Column
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w ork, but g ittin ’ the lids
priceless objects of a rt of the civil!-!
One cent the word each time.
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To ru n every issue for one m onth
zatiou of th e an cient Mayas, a re
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or m ore, % c the-.word each tim e.
am ong th e nearly two m illion speci
Legal H ate
m ens of th e M useum of th e A m eri
.F irst time, per 8-pchit lin e ..........10c
can Indian, Heye F o u n d atio n , which!
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
tax issue alone, th a t caused th e
polnt line • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5c
today was officially opened.
To
Card of t h a n k s .............................$1.00 sw itch from G overnor Olcott to Mr. m orrow (T h u rsd ay , Novem ber 1 6 ),.
Obituaries, the l i n e .................... 3 ’Ac Pierce.
it will be ready for the general pub
Fraternal Orders and Societies
Few O regonians had ever heard of
Advertising for fraternal orders Mr. W inburn. His co n trib u tio n was lic, who, w ithout charge, will have:
the o p p ortunity to see and study the
or societies c h arg in g a re g u la r in iti
atio n fee an d dues, no discount. R e ridiculed by the opposition and a t m ost rem ark ab le assem blage of the:
ligious and benevolent o rd ers wjll be tem pt was m ade to raise it as a cam records of the past of th e tw in Am er-i
changed th e re g u la r ra ts' for all ad paign issue. The news w ent round
vertlslng w hen an adm ission or o ther th a t W inburn was to be exposed. icas now u n d er one roof. Among j
those invited to the reception were
charge Is m ade.
¿There w ere h in ts th a t some aw ful
distinguished citizens and scholars
th in g s in his past could be laid bare.
What C o n stitu tes A dvertising
from all p a rts of th e country.
But as his d e tra c to rs delved into
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
The m useum of the A m erican In
ing am ong some as to w h at const! his New York c a reer and into his dian, Heye F o u ndation, grew out of j
tu te s news a n d w hat ad v ertisin g , b rief c a re e r in Oregon, it was found
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which th a t th e less Jesse W inburn was as- the e n th u sia stic in te re st in aborig-i
inal c u ltu re aroused in Mr. George
Is u sed by new spapers to different!-
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ate betw een th em : "A LL fu tu re sa ile d - tbe b e tte r U would be for the
G. Heye in 1897, w hen engaged in
events, w here an adm ission charge Olcott cam paign
The records showed th a t Mr. W in th e construction of a ra ilro a d in
la m ade o r a collection is tak e n IS
A D VERTISIN G.”
T his applies to b u rn began life in poverty on a sa l A rizona. His first contact w ith In
o rganizations a n d societies of every a ry of $2 a w eek; th a t a keen b rain , dian lore was th ro u g h the p u rc h a s e ,
kind as well as to individuals.
of a buckskin sh irt from an Indian j
All re p o rts of such activ ities a fter an indom itable purpose and a genius w orkm an.
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in leg itim ate business activity had
they have occurred is news.
All com ing social or organization enabled him to re tire w ith a large
m eetings of societies w here no property and big incom e before 50.
m oney co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti It was also disclosed th a t his activ i
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tions, his w ar record, his secret
I. YV. SPER R Y
TRUE APPRECIATIO N
p h ilan th ro p ies and o th er activities
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Sperry
was born a t Brow ns
The lu re of green p a stu re ju s t I of high civic and m oral purpose
ville, Ore., Ju n e 20, 1857, spending
across th e way has caused m ore t h a n 1 raised him above the level w here it
m ost of his early years in Oregon.
one grass-eatin g c re a tu re to forsake would be pro fitab le to m ake him a
Mr. Sperry wa3 m arried in Gilliam
a com fortable p a stu re and starv e to cam paign issue.
county, n ear A rlington, to Miss E lla
d eath in b a rre n fields.
And all th is is rem in d er th a t Jes-
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se W inburn a t 51, a com paratively B aker some years ago. To this union
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new citizen of Oregon, who has was born one child, Miss S arah Sper-I
lo w s girl ap p ears in a fin er lig h t,
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.„ 'b o u g h t a hospital and re fitte d and ry, of A shland. The Sperry fam ily
th a n th e one beside o u r side, be she,
la te r m oved to W ashington stake,:
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ever so lovely. H ealth and oppor-S
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p resent it to th e city of A shland,
tu n iu e s a re n o t ap p reciated u n til I 1
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! who has b u ilt a w ell-equipped com- A shland two y ears ago last July, i
these have been lost to us.
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Mr. Sperry was in his usual:
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A shland is blessed w ith a m an who
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u n til ab o u t two m onths ago j
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! people of A shland; who is living
loves the city, and who will do w hat- 1
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since
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tim e he has been in a!
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ever he can to fu rth e r its in te re sts.;
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rich the lives of o th ers; whose well-
He has m oney. F o r th a t reason he
stored m ind and gentle purpose and a t tim es, and passed aw ay a t h i s 1
has in the p a st been regarded sus-,
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am iab ility m ake his com pam oship a home on M ountain avenue M onday ,
piciously. This m oney is his.
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delig h tfu l com radeship, is one of th e m orning a t an early hour.
m ade it him self.
He re ta in s th e
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The fu n eral was conducted this
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big reaso n s for la st Tuesday.
rig h t to dispose if it as it so pleases
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His m ain activity in th e cam- aftern o o n from th e Sperry hom e a t
him. By his acts he has won a host;
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j naign was in publishing in all the 172 M ountain avenue, by Rev. M iller
of friends th ro u g h o u t th e sta te , a n d ;-
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..„ .n e w s p a p e r s of Oregon, Mr. P ie rc e s of th e B aptist church, assisted b y ;
m any cities have cast envious eyes
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tn program and sta te m e n t, and in th a t John F. L eggett, pastor of the Chris-:
upon him . O thers have so u g h t to
tian church.
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activity he spent thousands.
entice him aw ay from A shland. B ut
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Mr. Sperry h a s been a m em ber of j
th e charm s of th is com m unity have
the
B aptist church for a num ber of.
THOUGHTLETS
so entw ined them selves in his h e a rt
years
and was loved and respected
Scientists will have a job classify
th a t he refuses to listen to the siren
by
his
neighbors as an upright
ing som e of th e sounds th a t come
call.
C h ristian m an, who will be sorely
U nder th e caption of “ Jesse W in th ro u g h the radio.
If d ru g s w ere called by comm on m issed from th e ir m idst.
b u rn ,” th e O regon J o u rn a l, P o rt-
He is survived by his w ife, Mrs
land O regon, in a recent issue, com- nam es, th e people would go home
E lla Sperry, and d a u g h te r, Miss Le
m ented as follows:
; and m ake th e ir own m edicine.
They still talk about how it all
An o rd in a ry ru bberneck contains ona S arah Sperry, of A shland, and
happened last Tuesday. The m ost nearly as m uch ru b b e r as a stan d - by one b ro th e r and fo u r siste rs; G.
W. Sperry, of H eppner, Or., who h a s'
frequently expressed opinion is th a t a rd a u to tire.
Mr. O lcott’s cam paign m anagers and
A pessim ist sees th in g s th a t are been in A shland for som e days past,!
new spaper su p p o rte rs did a g r e a t'g o n e ; an optim ist sees th in g s th a t and Mrs. W. W. W eath erfo rd , of i
Olex, O r.; Mrs. Mary H ale, of Io n e J
deal to c o n trib u te to his defeat, a in t yet.
Many old-line republicans are know n
Some of th e election prophets have Or.; Mrs. Win. C ochran, of W alla;
W alla, W ash., and Mrs. J. H. W ood,!
to have been driven to Mr. P ierce by finally got the w eath erm an tied,
of P o rtlan d .
the n asty fight m ade on him. T hings
th a t used to win political b a ttle s in DELAY IS A N TICIPATED
LEEDOM ’S T ire H ospital will
m ining cam ps and on prim itive fron-
in H ERRIN M URDER TRIAL
R E P A IR your T IR E S th e R IG H T '
tie rs a re not the effective m ethods
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of m odern days.
MARION, Ills., Nov. 14. The se- WAY and give YOU a PO SITIV E;
And n e a rly as m any o th e r rea- lection of a ju ry in the H errin m as- GUARANTEE of SERVICE or your
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sons a re assigned as th e re are peo- sacre case m ay possibly be delayed MONEY REFUN DED .
pie discussing th e subject. B ut in long enough one day this week to
O rres cleans clothes, ¿»hone 64.
the conversations th e re is one im- allow nine or ten d efen d an ts to file
p o rta n t reason th a t is rare ly . If e v e r .; bond in open court upon a n o th e r
m entioned.
j m u rd er indictm ent.
W ANTED
It was a b a n k ru p t o rg an izatio n
The sta te , when th e m assacre tria l
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th a t was u n d e rta k in g to back Mr was called, reduced th e num ber of
The services of an energetic <•>
Pierce when th e cam paign o p e n e d .! d efen d an ts from 48 to 5, and of the
m arried man iiving ;n Ashland,
Mr. P ierce him self was only a plain 43 d e fe n d a n ts th u s released. 33 w ere S' who desires to m ake money $>;
farm er and a land-poor tax-ridden still held u n d e r bond for o th e r m as-
rep resen tin g an excellent Life ♦
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m i i n u » hnt tpn nf thp dp-
Insurance Company, offering an
f irm er a t th a t, in th e early days
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Us, original and 3elf-selling Insur-
th ere w asn’t enough hope of election fen d an ts w ere released en n e y ,
ance policy.
O ur c o n tra ct is <S>
r>mong his su p p o rters to encourage fa r as m u rd e r Indictm ents a re eon- <¥> d iffe re n t and b e tte r th an any
com petitor offers and every in- <§> :
them
to invest savings in his cerned.
surance prospect will in sta n tly
chances.
F in an cially speaking, it
adm it it. Investigate for your-
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was a dreary cam paign outlook.
I COAL IS TOO LA RG E;
t elf.
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At th is ju n ctu re, one of th e sev
WALLA
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ALLA. W ash., Nov. 15. €> LIBER A L COMMISSIONS PAID if-
e ra l reasons for the P ierce success
Com plete In stru ctio n s and
cam e to pass. A $500Q gift to th e — F o rtu n a te ly for Mrs. E llen Lig-
P ersonal A ssistance Gladly
Pieree candidacy was announced g ett. a piece of coal last night was
Given nt Anv Time
from A shland. Jesse W inburn, who too large for her to p u t into the
had a lre ary co n trib u ted $500 to th e sto re . She broke it in tw o and dis-J <*>
Apply
GENERAL AGENCY
O lcott recount fund was the donor ¡covered a stick of dynam ite, a cap N
His change of fro n t cam e as a resu lt and fuse.
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COMPANY
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of a cam paign address delivered b y ! The dynam ite stick was believed ’
No. 209 L iberty B uilding
was a to have been overlooked w hen th e j *
M edford, Oregon
Mr. Pierce at Ashland.
discussloq of th e tax issue, and th e coal was shipped.
DRY LAW HELD TO
R IL E ON HIGH SEAS.
; WASHINGTON, Nov. 15 — A de
c is io n held to be of great im portance
’ in liquor sm uggling prosecutions was
! rendered today bv th e U niied S tates
suprem e c o u rt in upholding the gov-
¡ern m en t in its su it ag ain st Raym ond
III. Bôwrnan, in which it was held
: th a t the ju risd ictio n of the U nited
S tates may extend
to offenses
¡ag ain st its law s com m itted by A m er
ican citizens upon the high seas.
F a tte n up those tu rk e y s and
¡chickens for th e holiday feast. We
have a car of cracked corn and mill
¡ru n a t th,e rig h t prices.
Plaza
¡M arket. H. A. Stearns. Cl N orth
Main St.
57-lm o
a rtlstic excellence. We recognize
e im m ence p o ten t s lic e s of th e
m otion pictures, and we are glad
th a t a com pany of the im portance of
Associated F irst N ational has seen
lit to •o-< nerafe in the production
and di 'trib u tio n of ‘Lorna Doone.’
r a n h in n ll
Photographically,
the picture has
m any scenes of ra re b eau ’y. As a
p resentation of P.lackm ore’s novel,
‘L orna Doone,’ It will receive a
! a rty welcome from all those who
li:.ve read and come to love th a t
q u a in t E nglish story of Lorna Doone
and her John Ilidd.
“ We hope the production will a t
tain every success, and are glad to
give it ou r en d orsem ent.”
“ L orna Doone” is a t th e Vining
today and tom orrow .
“ LORNA DOONE" IS PRAISED
RY OHIO ORGANIZATION
The Cleveland Cinema club, an in
fluential Ohio organization, has gone
on record as endorsing “ Lorna
Doone,” in the follow ing lette r,
signed by Mrs. E lm er G. D err, presi
dent, and M aria D. H ackar, co rres
ponding secretary.
“ The
Cleveland
Cinem a
club
wishes to express its appreciation of
the o p p o rtu n ity afforded th ro u g h
your office to review th e picture,
‘Lorna Doone,’ as produced by Mr.
M aurice T o u rn eu r a t th e Tholnas
Ince Studio in C ulver City.
“ The purpose of the Cinema club,
as you m ay know, is to encourage
th e production and exhibition of mo-
don pictures of the highest s ta n d a rd
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