SS “jKW 11 L Tidings Ashland E ztabllahed 1J7 6 Every Evening Except Sunday TH E ASHLAND PRINTING CO. ■ S |H IIH Published I i A N D / ^ '^ O FFIC IA L CITY ANU COUNTY PA PER TEL EPH O N E 39 O. K. LOGAN, E d ito r ä f Ä R T -M oses E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon Postoffice aa Second-class Mall Mat ter. in te rest and attendance. This is the young people's service and m eets ev­ ery Sunday evening at 6:15. At th e evening church service, th e p asto r will speak on the subject, “ A New Song.” The first p a rt of th is m eet- ! ¡ng w ill be a song service. All are cordially invited to all the m eetings ; : the M ethodist church. Rev. S. J. Chaney, m inister. I T rin ity E piscopal C hurch if • . Vicar, the Rev. P. K. H a m m o n d .; Ju stice is a costly luxury Holy com m union a t 8 a. m. Sunday ) ycu go to law’ for it. S ubscription P rice D elivered in City: ---------- school a t 9:45. M orning service and! One nfbnth ....................................> .6:» ' It is highly advisable to stick <• ¡serm on a t 11. T hanksgiving Day S ix 'm o n th s '* ? . ' ............................. 3.75 ¡ i> to the tiling N atu re intended <®>• services, Novem ber 30, a t 11 o’clock. One year - ................................. 7.5i Slaii and R a ra i R outes One m onth ....................................5 -65 T h ree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 Hix m onths .................................... 3?*0 One year ...................................... ADVERTISING RATES Display A dvertising H ogte Insertion, each In c h ............ 30c YEARLY CONTRACTS Display A dvertising One tim e a w ^ k ........................2 7 ’Ac Two tim es a w ^ k ....................... 25 c Yvery o th e r d a y ..........................20 c Local Readers Each line, each tim e ..................... 10c To .ru n every o th e r dtey for oue m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c To ru n every issue fo? one m onth or m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5c Classified Colum n One cent th e w ord each tim e. To ru n every issue for one m onth or m ore, % c th e 'w o rd each tim e. Legal R ate F irs t tim e, per 8-pcint lin e ........... 10c Bach subsequent tim e, per 8- polnt line ...................................... 5c C ard of .thanks .............................. $1.00 O bituaries, th e line ..................2 ’Ac Fraternal Orders and Societies A dvertising for fra te rn a l order* o r societies charg in g a re g u la r initl atlo n fee and dues, no discount. Re llgious and benevolent o rd ers will be charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad v ertlslng w hen ah adm ission or othei ch arg e Is m ade. Saturday, November 25, 1Ö22 ASHLAND DALLY TIDING* P àgb two you fo r . A m bition is w asted if it is <^i <*> directed tow ards som ething th a t <%■[ <•> is not useful. $>] if . _____ i Q> P o p u larity is easier for a • b eau tifu l wom an to acquire • than for one who is virtuous. ---------- •> One way or an o th er, th e w orld seem s to get along on a very low percentage of lion- esty. <$> • ! High School News A .Wide Range O f Abilities GIRL STRICKEN IN FORMER R. O. T. C. OFFICER * SWIMMING TANK DIES AT EV G EXb GOING ABROAD UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, E u ­ OLYMPIA, W ash,, Nov. 25.-»S ud- gene, Nov. 25.— (S p ecial.)— Colonel denly overcom e Tuesday evening John A. L eader, form er com m and­ while sw im m ing in the Y. M. C. A. an t of th e O fficers’ T raining camp at tan k , Miss Helen M argaret McDow- th e U niversity of Oregon, Mrs. Lead- en t 23, d a u g h te r of Mrs. Olive Me e r and th e ir th re e sons, will sail for Dowell, died la te r at St. P eters hos­ E ngland from St. John, New B runs­ pital. H er dea-h is said by a tte n d ­ wick, on D ecem ber 10. planning to ing physicians to have been due to m ake th e ir home th ere perm anently. h eart diesase. In the tank with Miss Colonel L eader hade farew ell to his McDowell a t th e tim e were about h u ndreds of friends on th e c a m p u s,) eight m em bers of the wom en’s class F riday. He will spend the week-end and E h . Burwell and A. W. Dol- in P o rtlan d and then proceed to phin in stru cto rs. She was believed V ancouver, B. C, Mrs. L eader will to jiave Peeu stricken w ith a h e a rt join him th ere. ¡a tta c k while in deep w ater ann sank T h e ^ o rm e r com m andant has m a d e ) to bottom of the tank w here she a rra n g e m e n ts to see the U niversity waa re scued by Dolphin. She had of O regon-U niverslty of W ashington re ga jned consciousness before being gam e in Seattle on T hanksgiving ta ken to the hospital. day. His farew ell to th e team will —--------------------- - tak e th e form of cheering for “ Shy” ¡ H u n tin g to n ’s men. A fter a rriv a l In E ngland, Mrs. L eader will go a t once to h er fa th ­ e r ’s home, Blackm oor hall, S ldm outh, I Devon. She has not seen her f a t h e r ,! Colonel the H onorable Jo h n Pley-j bell-Bouverie, form erly the com m an­ —We have the exclusive der of th e Seventeenth Royal L a n e -’ agency ami have just re­ ers, since 1917. ceived a fresh shipment by Colonel L ead er’s e sta te is at Kael, county Cork. Irelan d . He will at-j express. tem pt to m otor th ere from D u b lin ,' alth o u g h he believes he m ay e n c o u n -1 Salmagundi, in an art ter d ifficulties because of disorders metal b o x ................. $1.50 in th a t country. Sampler .......................$1.50 DEBATE T hrough th e new d ebate plan, m any stu d e n ts have been a ttra c te d <»> by th a t line of w ork th is y ear, and <$> th e resu lts obtained have proved very •?> satisfactory. Each class is striv in g to p rese n t a w inning team , which will create an in te re st in debate never be­ Much unnecessary trouble fore w itnessed in A. H. S. could be avoided if we q u it in­ T hrough diligent work of both con­ te rfe rin g w ith God’s way of do­ te s ta n ts and faculty directo rs, the ing things. class team s have been selected. In th e F re sh m a n class th e question ! ♦ HEZ HECK KAYS: is, “ R esolved: T h a t an individual; $> “ I t ’s a d irty tric k to should choose a vocation before t h e : FROM STAGE TO STOVE Library Package . . . . $1.50 • drop a h airpin into an au to ^ j a g e of 16.” Those on the affirm a-i E x hausted from G rippe Cough •- belongin’ to a m an w ith a <§' tive, coached by Miss Bay, a re : Ar- Fussy "Chocolates....... $1.50 Belle Bennett, em inently decor- and two tablespoonsful of melted La grippe coughs rack and te a r the r jealous w ife.” • i lene Johnson, Florence W ilson, W al- itive on the stage of “Lawful L ar- vegetable fat. («ray Package. .. .50c, $100 su ffe re r to a sta te of exhaustion. You m elt the vegetable shorten­ "?> >3> <5> <$ 5> plan reg ard in g filling in of th is gap, chain to the pin. All pins and guard si tra n sp o rta tio n act of 1920. foundation of the highest type night. E vangelist B. C. Dewey will have safety clasps, and th e in itia ls Mr K ru tts c h n itt sa id he did not Mr. K ru tts c h n itt said : " I was asked citizen ry is form ed. preach a t 11 a. in.. on th e subject. may he engraved inside th e rings. ¡believe for a m om ent th a t the Cen- the question by the e d ito r of the O re­ Boy Scouts a re req u ired to obey "T he Day of P e n tec o st." P reach in g All those who a re going to grad - t r a j p acific, as an independent and gonian, evidently on behalf of the 12 laws. These a re th a t a Scout is services at 2 :30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. u a te w ith the class of ’23 and d e s ir e ! th e re fo ,.e financially weak r o a d ,! Pe°P,e of Oregon, some six or eight alw ays T ru stw o rth y , Loyal. H elpful, S ubject, “ The G reat Ju d g m e n t Day.” a rin g or pin, please see e ith e r D a n )could b u i, d thg , ine from K lam a th I m onths ago. The m a tte r was dis- F rien d ly . C ourteous, K ind, O bedient, You are cordially invited to atten d Bow erm an or D im ple Slack. The pallg to W estw ood Junction. ¡cussed w ith ou r directo rs, and I was C heerful, T h rifty , Brave, Clean and these services. money m ust be given w ith order, a n d ’ W hen a sked as to the plans of th e au th o rized b>’ them t0 say th a t on R everent. orders m ust be in by W ednesday.) pacifjc wUh regpect lQ U |at th e title of the S outhern Pacific to By a d h e rin g closely to the Scout E rst C hurch o* C h rist, Sc’e n tis t ------------- , „ , „ t . Pioneer avenue South. Sunday Novem ber 22. Hne Mr K ru ttsc h n itt said : i th e C entral Pacific being m ade cer- principles, a great m any a d u lts would Be su re to get correct size and also „ The gtudies aud gurveys w ere tain , they would a t once begin the live a happier existence, be m ore con services a t 11 o’clock. Subject of great deal m ore to- leggoIlj “ A ncient and M odern N ecro -. K‘ve ,n it a ls - m ade a num ber of years ago and i t , com pletion of th a t gap. te n t, and do a w ards m aking the world a cheerier m anev, alias M esmerism and Hypno- HONOR ROLL is one of the Pr ° iects th a t is in t h e ! S aturday special, ham 29c per lb. ! place in which to dwell enounced.” Sunday school at , T he honor student8 thi3 m onth com pany’s archives for use in the fu- t!sm. D Denounced. ounuay sm.uu. 72-1' tu re . W e b u ilt from th e C entral Pa- E nders, 10 o’clock. W ednesday evening m eet-j .ire ag follow g. S e n i o ^ M i l d r e d Beeson. K ath er- cific up to Susanville and W estwood ) ' ings a t 8 o’clock. R eading room op- OUT OF BALANCE F r a n k ' because th e re was a large redwood A ccording to d a ta com piled by th e en daily from 2 u n til 5 p. n r , except ine P ra tt, F rances P r a tt lum ber m ill located a t W estwood. b u rea u of a g ric u ltu ra l econom ics of Sundays and holidays. Nelson. j oh n and th a t line is doing a very satis-: th e U nited S tates d ep artm en t of ag- ---------- , Ju n io rs M arion Costly, factory business in lum ber and live-1 ric u ltu re , th e index of purchasing P re sb y te ria n C hinch Galev At this amazingly low price you can’t afford to pow er of farm products in term s of Subject for the m orning serm on, j gophs - T helm a Péà'ozzl, Orje stock. B ut th e re is a good deal of wait another day for your Fordson Tractor. , poor country in betw een W estwood o th e r com m odities stood a t 64 for "D w elling on th e H eights of B eulah gwjngje or Susanville and K lam ath F alls th a t) A ugust, as com pared w ith 69 in July, L an d .” S ubject for the evening, F ro sh — H u b ert Gilm ore. There is no tractor made that can approach the B eats E lectric o r Gas and 72 in Ju n e . ¡ “ God’s Blockade of th e Road to P-G ’s— R uth F ifield, Alma D oran. does not seem a t the p resen t tim e to money value of the Fordson. Nor is there a i w a rra n t the expense of com pleting j T his m eans th a t the buying power H ell.” Sunday school, at 9:45 a. m , * I Tractor made that can do more work for you. A new oil lam p th a t gives an am az- ! ! ’ th u e e line. iL X it’R HI NOTES lin e . I do not m ean to say th a t. of a unit of farm products is down s h o rt T hanksgiving program a t the) Miss Johnson, a re tu rn e d o v e r s e a s 11 la abandoned o r p u t ill tlie d i s c a r d i n g b rillia n t, soft, w hite light, even, to practically th e lowest point reach- Sunday school hour. Ju n io r Chris- Remember, the vei*y day your Fordson arrives, ed since th e aw r, th e index being 62 tian E ndeavor, 4 p. m. Young peo- nurse, who is now the h ealth n u r s e .! W e have a survey th ere. My recol- b e tte r th an gas o r electricity, has it is ready for any one of the 101 jobs it can do— th a t we have a t som e criti- been tested by the U. S. governm ent. in D ecem ber, 1921. The d isp a rity pie’s m eeting, 6 :30 p. m. Guild. raade the follow ing sta te m e n t con- lectioa either as a tractor or a stationary power plant in prices betw een p ro d u cts th a t far- G:30 p. m P ra y e r m eeting. W ednes- cernjng th e h e a lth of Ju n io r Hi stu - cal P °in ts acquired rig h ts of way. ¡and 35 leading u niversities and; D uring _____________ the m onth of Sep-' “ K th e r n io n should acquire the found to be su p erio r to 10 ord in ary , m ers sell and in d u stria l products day 7 ; 3o p . m . Topic. “ D efilem ent d’e n ts: “ _____ The Fordson has proved to the 170,000 owners -- M - - r K -- ru tts c h ............................. it burns w ithout odor) which th ey have to b u y ./d o e s not and C leansing.” T hanksgiving s e rv -stem b er ! found on inspection th a t a j C entra1’” saicl n itt, “ it oil lam ps that it has not only cut the cost of field work lessen. At present it A grow ing ice. i 0 ;30 a. m ., T hursday. Rev. S g rea t m anv of th e s tu dents in J u n io r J ™ u ld have an o u tle t to all the lu m -)sm o k e or noise— no pum ping up, is, 30% to 50% but that it has made substantial g reater. J. C haney, of th e M. E. church, will High School. as well as in the lo w e rjb e r aro u n d W estw ood and Susan- sim ple, clean, safe. B urns 94 per savings on every job to which it is put. ---------------------------- preach th e esrm on. Rev. C. F. Koeh- g rad es. had d efective teeth. My ad- 'H ie , via th e C entral Pacific, ft cent a ir and 6 per cent comm on ker-, 1er, pastor. vice to the s tu d e n ts is to go to the *’ould have an ou tlet for traffic from osene (coal-oil). Fordson figures are interesting-money-savers, 31, den tist a t least every six m onths, K lam ath F a lls and th ere ab o u ts via; I. The inventor. V. M. Johnson, labor-saving, drudgery-saving facts you ought M ethodist E piscopal C hnrcli b ru sh y our tee th two or th re e tim es the line th ro u g h W eed and thence N. F ifth St., P o rtla n d , Or., is offer- to know. Come in, phone or write today. so u th w ard . I do not th in k they ing to send a lam p on 10 days’ F R E E The Sunday school session is a l a day. and you need nevec_w orry.” would be very a p t to build th a t line, tria l, or even to give one F R E E to 9:45. T here a re classes for all ages F lin t C ongregational tliu rc h B oulevard and Main stre e t. Sun- and all who a re not a tte n d in g else- xo. 1 Y akim a Gem potatoes, U. S. They have several lines th a t have the first u ser in each locality who day school at 9:45 a in., w ith classes w here a re invited to th e M e'hodist jnspect ed- Plaza M arket, 61 N orth been w eathering for 10 to 15 years will help him introduce it. W rite, J F /Y W /l j - l . a m n for all grades and ages. Bring your Sunday school. "C alled C h ristian s” M ain. 64- th a t they have s ta rte d and never him today fo r full p a rticu la rs. Also finished, notably the line from Vale ask him to explain how you can get Jp f l l S i 1^7 a a g $ 1 8 n j $ j ( j B B. Bible. M orning service, 11 a. m. will be th e p a sto r’s su b ject for the ---------- to Bend and a n o th e r line from Bend the agency, and w ithout experience S ubject. "T h e G ran d eu r and Condes- serm on at th e m orning church serv- Have your clothes cleaned th is The E pw orth week and avoid th e T hanksgiving J so u th w ard ; they w ere going to build or m oney, m ake $250 to $500 per, censlon of G od.” (T h a n k sg iv in g .) ice a t 11 o’clock. 67if into K lam ath F a lls, and I do not m onth. Junior C h ristian E ndeavor, 4 p. m .»L eague m eetings are increasing in ru sh . P a u lse ru d ’s. WHITMAN’S Quality Candies M cN air Bros. T he BON TON BAKERY Central Pacific Financially Unable to Build K. Falls Line Says S. P. Director F o r d s oru NEW LAMP BURNS 9 4 % AIR Buy Your Fordson NOW Harrison Bros. J* (1 Dealers 1.