ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
rAGH TWO
blues arid greys; com pany on com
pany trooping p a st; till the colors
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deepen and a t last the creeping p u r
Published Every Evening Except
ple shadow s envelop all.
j
Sunday
Still
I
can
dim
ly
see
the
se
at
o
f'
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
th e G iant; the back g ro u n d — thg un-l
O FFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
changeable and ever-changing G rli-
PA PE R
zlev; in the foreground a bit of the
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e m b a ltle m e n ts— th e frow ning Pom -'
C. K. LOGAN, E ditor
padour.
I T here it is— facing the G atew ay of
E n tered a t the A shland. Oregon
C hance. W hat, in bygone ages has
Postoffice as Second-class Mall Mat
New ideas th a t everybody r pafJSed from (hp E astlan d before its
ter.
•«> laughs a t a re th e big ideas of <£> occupant.
Subscription P rice D elivered in City:
the fu tu re.
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W h at will yet pass. Quien sabe?
One month ....................................$ -65
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Three m o n t h s ............................... 1-95
So it w aits. Shadows pass— b rig h t
Six months .................................... 3.75
A m a n s convictions
a ie - j and 8Ombre— in ever-changing, never
One year ...................................... 7.50
largely influenced by th e divi- <S\ending processjo n .
Mail and K ara! R ou tes
J
dends
they produce for him.
-j>| As tw ilig h t fa l,8 0„ ly the rugged
One month ....................................$ .65
^ outlin es of Old Grizzlev a re seen.
Three m o n t h s ............................... 1-&5
The fem inine a rt of fain tin g <* The light ls blended
fain t glow
Six months .................................... 3.50 •>
depends for success upon select- ^ ¡ on
d
ista
n
t
hills
One year .................................... 6.5«
on d ista n t hills tells us
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ADVERTISING RATES
?> ing the proper occasion.
Shadow
s
are
gone.
S
tren
g
th
rem
ains
D isplay A dvertising
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— and hope for the m orrow .
Single Insertion, each in c h ............ 30c
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W
hen
you
tu rn a difficulty $>
YEARLY CONTRACTS
— A D w eller on the H illside.
Display A dvertising
<$• into a tonic, you have all th e <§>
One tim e a w e e k ....................... 2 7 ’Ac ■$> cap ital you need to go ahead. .<§>[
Two tim es a w eek........................25 c <s>
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Nvery o th e r d a y .......................... 20 c
Some let th e ir b rain s loaf, <8>i
Local Readers
Each line, each tim e ................... tOc ? som e th e ir bodies, w hile th e <•>
To ru n every o th e r day for one
• general inclination is to do -*
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c
<♦> both.
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To rucTevery issue for one m onth
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of m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5c
It is ofteA the case, when you <?
Classified Column
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.— V igor
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
w ant to do the rig h t thing, th a t <$•
ous pro test a g ain st th e proposed
To run every issue for one m onth <?> you find a law forbidding it.
3>
or m ore,
th e w ord each tim e.
<S> change in the nam e of the tow n of
L egal R ate
«?> Sisson, Siskiyou county, to M ount
HEZ HECK SAYS:
F irst tim e, per 8 -pt.'nt lin e ......... 10c
S hasta, is m ade in a resolution r e
Bach subsequent tim e, per 8-
■?>
“ W hen patience is car-
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cently
adopted by the board of grand
polnt line ...................................... 5c
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lied too far, it becomes
C ard of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00
officers
of the grand p arlor, N ative
A
jis t plain laziness.”
O bituaries, th e line ..................... 2 ’Ac V'
Sons of th e Golden W est. R equest
Fraternal Orders and Societies
is also m ade th a t the
postm aster
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
general
disallow
the
petition
for the
o r societies ch arg in g a re g u la r initl a re of th is sex, on its staff. All of
atlo n fee and dues, no discount. Re
change.
The
action
is
based
pri-
are n ot from th e U niversity of,
llglous and benevolent o rd ers will be them
„
j ... i • m arily • on the opposition
of the or-
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charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad Oregon, h ut all have received train-1
ganization
on
any
and
all
changes
in
v ertlslng when an adm ission or othei ing in some in stitu tio n th a t special
tlie historic nam es of C alifornia.
charge is m ade.
izes along th is line.
The country
The resolution follows in full:
w
eeklies
in
several
instances
are
W hat C on stitu tes A dvertising
“ W hereas, The tow n of Sisson was
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d owned and published by men wno a
nam
ed a fte r J u s tin H inkley Sisson,
ing am ong some as to w hat consti y ear o r two before were classed as
one
of those stu rd y pioneers who
tu te s news and w hat ad v ertisin g , “ rail rah boys.” In e ith e r case, w ith
v e p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which
blazed th e tra ils to C alifornia in
la used by new spapers to d iffe re n ti the daily or th e weekly new spaper, 1848, and helped to found this great
ate betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re the “ m an u fa ctu red ” rep o riei «no
com m onw ealth.
events, w here an adm ission chargt pub lish er is m aking good.
“ W hereas, The cham ber of com
Is m ade or a collection is tak en IS
N ew spapers have ceased to become
AD V ERTISIN G .”
T his applies to
m erce of the town of Sisson has seen
org an izatio n s and societies of every m ere d istrib u to rs of news, prin ted fit to petition the p o stm aster general
m essengers of gossip and the m edium
kind as well as to individuals.
All rep o rts of such activ ities after by which fake stocks a re sold. In to change th e nam e to Mt. S hasta,
a lth o u g h we have here in C alifornia
they have occurred is news.
stead, they have assum ed a distinctly
All com ing social or organization
tow ns called "Shasta- and Shasta
litera ry appearance.
T rained men
m eetings of societies w here no
Springs.
m oney co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti a re w riting ab o u t and explaining
“ W hereas, The N ative Sons of the
ation charged, o r collecton tak e n IS w orld events'; the la rg e r new spapers
Golden
W est have reg u larly and con
NEWS.
a re devoting m ore and m ore space to
sisten tly gone on record as opposing
educational fe a tu re s; lite ra ry efforts
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any change in any and all historic
are encouraged, and, in general, the
nam es in C alifornia; th erefo re, be it
BIBLE THOUGHT!!
tone and qu ality of the p rinted m a t
“ Resolved, T hat the board of grand
ter carried is far above tiia t of the
— FOR TODAY—
officers of the N ative Sons of the
new spaper of a few y ears ago.
1 Bible Thooghta memorized will provo a IH
Golden W est, rep resen tin g thousands
priceless heritage in after years.
In o rd er to keep a b re a st witli the
of C alifornians in every section of
tim es th e new spaperm an m ust con
this sta te , does herew ith e n te r a vig
WEDNESDAY, DECEM BER «
tinue his stu d ies as m uch as his p ro
orous p ro test a g a in st the proposed
THY K E E P E R :— The Lord is
fessional b ro th e rs, the m inister, the
change and hum bly beseeches the
thy keeper;
the Lord is thy
physician and tlie law yer. L et any
shade upon they rig h t hand. of these classes cease study and th eir po stm aster general to disallow the
petition. Ee it fu rth e r
Psalm 121: 5.
product will d e te rio ra te . The m inis
“ Resolved, T hat copies of thhse
te r will deliver his m essage to hut a
resolutions be m ailed to th e post
TRAINED JOURNALISTS
com parative few, while th ro u g h the
D edication of a new th ree-sto ry m edium of the press, the new spaper m aste r general, Grizzly B ear M aga
brick building which will house the m an ’s w ords will he read far and zine, S acram ento Bee and Effie
school of jou rn alism a t th e U niver wide and a re preserved for fu tu re Hoerl.
sity of Oregon will be m ade early in reference. Hence the g re a t need for
the spring. This building has long tra in ed men in this line . f life work. RUSTIC HOTEL AT DIAMOND
been needed, and its erection was The jo u rn a list is realizing liis re-
LAKE NOW W ELL UNDER WAY
hastened by th e d e stru ctio n by fire l sponsibility as never before, Insti-
of the sm all wooden fram ed “ sh a c k ’ tions of h ig h er lea rn in g arc recog-
PORTLAND. Dec. 6.— C onstruc
d u rin g th e past sum m er. The new nizing th is responsibility, F o r this
tion
of a ru stic hotel a t Diam ond
building will have 28 offices, lectu re reason, such a b u ilding as will a p
lake,
2 0 m iles no rth of C rater lake,
room s and lab o rato ries. W hen com pear on th e U niversity of Oregon
is
well
u n d er way, according to a n
pleted, it will be one of th e best- cam pus, not a work of a rt alone to
nouncem
ent of W alter Leve, fo rm er
equipped schools of its kind in the be dragged fo rth for th e approving
ly
of
the
local bureau of planting,
country.
a d m iratio n of a visitor, b p t a symbol
Until a com paratively few y ears j of m ore and b e tte r tra in ed men to United S tates forest service, now
ago, the average new spaperm an grew ! whom the public will look for guid- stationed a t R oseburg as forest ex
am in er of th e U m pqua forest. Leve
iip in th e office, "chasing copy,” run- ance, is being built.
is a visito r in P o rtlan d on two weeks
niug e rra n d s and perform ing like d
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ties. If he show ed an a p titu d e for .$><$<$> <$> <^<$> <§><3><$><3><e><3><£<§>3>3><i> leave.
The new- hotel, which is of peeled
w riting he was given an o p p o rtu n ity »
P E O P L E ’S FORUM
$>
logs, 40 by 100 feet, will have tent
to re p o rt m inor activities, and if h e ; «
accom m odations and cottages to a t
possessed the proper q u a lific a tio n s ,, To the E d ito r:
was finally advanced to a position on
Hid you ever w atch, O! Dw eller in tra c t visitors to the new’ reserve next
the news s ta ff of th e publication.
V alley, from your hom e on. the sum m er. The lak e will be easily ac
The tra in ed m an was reg ard ed w ith ! hillside, th e tw ilig h t come in this cessible by m otor over the new road
and last year was visited by more
suspicion and deem ed u n p rep ared to enchanted vale of ours?
intellig en tly w rite up any happeningi
Have you gone out from shadow’- than 4000 persons, It is located in
or to interview any notable, b e c au se -in g w alls into the big outdoors, ju st an u n usually scenic spot near the
of lack of experience. It was believed as the sun had painted the cloud-tips sum m it of thg Cascade range a t an
th a t th e only way to equip a re p o rte r and was sinking slowly behind the elevation of 5200 f^et. T here is ex
for a new spaper was by the ap p ren - w estern peaks of ou r m ountain-gift cellent fishing.
¡hom e— and th en — w aited?
The forest service has set aside a
tice system .
Jo u rn alism has become recognized
I have. Y on do not have long to strip th re e m iles long for camp
grounds and th ere a re 25 sum m er
as a sep arate and d istin ct profession w-ait, for tw ilig h t comes quickly,
in recent years, and as such is com-
Across from my fro n t porch— a hom e sites available, m ost of the
m anding the respect of veteran news- m a tte r of m iles— is a frow ning ram - I erm its for w hich have alread y been
paper m en, who have come to re a liz e 1 p a rt, a silen t rem in d er of when the applied for. T here a re also a dozen
th e value and necessity of em ploying world was new. This frag m en t of boats on the lake which m ay be rent-
tra in ed men for th e g a th e rin g and the old fo rtificatio n s ag ain st change ed to fisherm en. This road w’hich
handling of news. Men. who a few sta n d s in scru tab le, detached, aloof, ¡leads from C ra te r lake will be coin
years ago scoffed at th e idea of
Above, and to the left, as you face i leted th is sum m er as fa r as Cres-
“ m an u factu rin g re p o rte rs,” a re to- it, is the G ia n t’s Seat.
.c e n t lake, m aking an exceptionally
day seeking to fill vacancies w ith
I know a giant sa t th e re . . for in te re stin g tour.
such men.
th e g rea t ch air rem ain s— o u r legacy, j
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Com pletion of a fine building on
T here— back of his b attle m e n ts— !
i he Oregon cam pus to be used ex-; he w atched th e ages com e and go.
cluslvely for the tra in in g of fu tu re
His c h a ir is v acan t now; but as I
new spaper men and w riters is one w atch, his hosts pass in reveiw . I
j-reat strid e forw ard in th e general ; know . . . fo r I have seen them !
m arch of progress. Not only a re come up the valley from Shadow-land
new s g a th e rers ta u g h t here, b ut lat- and pass in solem n processional be-,
e a t genius is stirre d and litera ry e f-jfo re his dais.
fo rts along all lines a re encouraged.;
How silen tly — and how sw iftly—
D uring th e past year several under- they come. The gayer, b rig h te r spir-
class stu d e n ts have had stories ac- its firs t— b rillia n t hued, ever-chang-1
cepted in n atio nally-tam ed publics- lug. passing rapidly on beyond th e '
tions, and o th e r tale n ts developed, j e a ste rn horizon. A crim son sta in on
T h e re is not a daily new spaper In the sentinel tree-tops, and they a re
th e s ta te th a t has not a t least one gone.
tra in ed new spaperm an, or wom an.
Yet oth ers come— less glow ing b u t (
lor man j of th e fu tu re jo u rn a lists no less beau tifu l.
P inks, violets,
Ashland
Tidings
Wednesday, December Ö, 1922
Chicken Farm is Up in the Air
FRI. DEC. 8
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY
The management of the Vining Theatre announces the
Extraordinary Attraction coming to Ashland on above
date, being the original New York cast and company en
route from Helig Theatre, Portland, to the Columbia
Theatre, San Francisco—
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D A V ID B S L A S C O
e
PKESENTS
■ Native Sons Oppose
Suggested Changes
In Historical Names
rm nminTTTTTi I n 11111
RRtCTFROM 2 YEARS’CONTINUOUS RUN AT THE LYCEUM THEATRE. f4EWyO;:.<
5 Months at Powers Theatre. Chicago
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In the heart of the Baltimore business district, on the roof of the tive-
Btory Franklin building, .A. C. Frankeufeld has started a chicken farm. He -
and his wife have lived In a small cottage on the roof for tive years, and !
have laid out a little garden, witii a dog, pigeons and the usual country !
features to complete their lofty farm home.
Pretty Girls, Music and Comedy. A laugh in every line.
MAIL ORDERS NOW— Prices,
$ 2 .9 9
am i $ 2 .5 0 — p lu s tax
S e a t S a le a t B o x O ffic e — S a tu r d a y , D ec. 2, a t 1 P . M.
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