PAGE TWO ASIILA n D DAILY TlDLVOS F rid a y , O ctober 2«, 1023 A SH LAN D D A IL Y T ID IN G S P. T. DELEG A TES _ „ , A R E G U ESTS H E R E g irls — th o u s a n d s — in (E sta b lish ed ln 1S 7 6 ) -A—----- :------ ----------- .-■&* five d iff e re n t B rin g In your sash . •Sw enson & (C o n tin u e d fro m p a g e 1) s ta te s a n d passed on to th e pro b - P eeL ler F u r n itu r e . 33eod P ub lished E very E ven in g Except Sunday by A u to R ide O ver C ity lem s of m em b ers of th e f a c u l t y , ------------------------ ---------- A t th e close of th e a fte rn o o n sea- m o th e rs, hoys a n d g irls. In sp e ak - N O T IC E — O v erlan d O a r a g e goes THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. -•------ ——- y --------------------- :-------------------------------------- — ---------------------------------- Ls,on a n u m b e r of a u to s w e re on {n& of th e o ft re p e a te d s ta te m e n t / o s tric tly cash basis N ovem ber Bert R. G re e r.................................................................. Editor b a n d to ta k e «‘h e v isito rs a b o u t th e !*‘Y oung people a r e 'n o t w h a t th e y firs t. 42-eod C lF F T C T A T P I T V P i D T P mi i 55 c lty. u r r i V L A L L i i 1 r x Y r r j J X .................................................... lelepboue 39, E v e n in g S e ssio n s E n te re d a t t h e A sh la n d , O reg o n , P o s to fllc e a s S econd C lass M all M a tte r A t fiv e -th irty th e C ivic used to be M iss Ja m iso n re a d an .e x c e rp t from th e “ L iv in g A g e ’’ th a t C lub ^ a s r a th e r s ta r tlin g . S he discussed i c n prPSente<1 an a n im a te d scene over People. No s a c rific e s a re re q u ire d : ’ 50 tw o h u n d re d se a te d in g ro u p s o r a t th a t P a re n ts go to e x tre m e s in c a re lly Mail und R ural R outes: o n e M o n tn ......................................... « 65 ' tal)les e n jo y in g th e re p a s t p ro v id ed j fo r c h ild re n , sp e a k in g of g irls in T h re e M onths ................................................................ 1 9 5 p >y th e ir h o ste sse s. A t th e close of P a rtic u la r. “ W ho is to blam e fo r Six M onths .................................................................................................................... 3 50 j th e In fo rm a l s u p p e r M rs. D odge In th is s e lfis h n e s s ? ’’ “ Is it fa ir to th e Dd A e a r ...................................................................................- ........ 6.50 h a p p y fa sh io n ex p ressed th e p lea- I c h ild re n ? ” “ A re th e r e w ild p a r- j NEW BIG PACKAGE ............................................. DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES S ingle in s e rtio n , p e r in ch ......................................’.............. Y early C ontracts: O ne in se rtio n a w eek ................................................. Tw o in s e rtio n s a w eek ................................................. " ’ D aily in s e rtio n ........................... ............ .30 dn eed Mr. F . C. H om es, p re sid e n t of 1 Q uestions a s k e d . D ean Ja m is o n told 5 .27 Ms J*10 C h a m b e r of C om m erce w h o , w'h a t som e c o m m u n itie s w e re d o in g .25 voiced A s h la n d ’s w elcom e to h e r d i s - , to solve th e p ro b le m s c o n fro n tin g .20 .’A nguished v isito rs, ex p ressed h e r 8,1 in te re s te d in y o u n g people and Rate» F o r I.egal and M iscellaneous A d vertising g la d n e ss to e n te r ta in th e w om en of m ad e s u g e stio n s a s to w h a t could be F ir s t in s e rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ............................... ..................... $ 10 O reg o n a n d c o m p a red th is body to 'io n e to m e e t th e s itu a tio n : It w as E a c h s u b s e q u e n t in s e rtio n , 8 p o in t lin e .............................................................. 05 p io n ee rs, w ho blaze th e tra il to b e t- a w o n d e rfu l m essage. B efo re leav- C ard of T h a n k s ............................................ .......... ............ ....................... j" O b itu rie s, p e r lin e .................................... .0 2 % te r a n d h ig h e r th in g s fo r th e c h ild - in £. a p a r t of th e r e p o r t of th e T tT T T - . n - - - JL,..,.;. • -------- ”— — ------------------------------------- — ¡ren. R e so lu tio n s C o m m itte e w as re a d WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING P u b lic O pinion D iscussed [h u t not a c te d upon. ta k e n i s 'A d v e r t is i n g 118’ a d m U “l0n c h a rg ® *• m ado o r a co llectio n p ro f. B. C. F o rs y th e in h is jo co se [ T h e v is ito rs th e n le ft fo r M edford, I . m?TVrnr«D ACV VO A TTmnnn a « t t . , EM0CRA CYvV8. AUTOCRACY _ scope of th e I m lsslon a n d C hild W e lfa re For Rel>ekalis, Odd Fellows and their faiuilies- Refi esliinents Say it with Flowers ASHLAND GREENHOUSES Phone 120 th o K iw a n is p ro v id in g th e a u to s. __________________ _ MINUTE WOMEN WILL [ CONVENE IN CENTRALIA W h a t P asses C E N T R A L IA , W ash ., Oct. 25— I R e le g ate s from a ll p a r ts of W ash - . in g to n a rriv e d h e re to d a y fo r th e a n n ” al tw o -d ay c o n v e n tio n of th e , M inute W om en. A p u b lic rec e p tio n iw ’R he held to n ig h t a t th e E lk s club and W e d n esd a y th e g ra v e s of th e O v e r 1 7 M i llio n j a m U n : J Y e a r l y r C o m - , fo u r A rm istic e d a y v ictim s w ill be d e c o ra te d . V isits to th e s ta t e i „ ,l „ s. * I*-'* [R ■* <>lk Cit\, Judge Tompkins said m ined by an in fo rm e d public. tria l schools fo r boys an d g irls a n d that while the American people as a whole advocate democracy P u b lic O pinion an d th e P re ss w as a lu c h e ®n a t^ th e C e n tra lia G olf and You Can Be Cured they in part practice autocracy. The judge believed that this c le v e rly h a n d le d by M r. L.B . T u t- C o u n ,r>’ clu b a re on th e p ro g ra m , was not because they were ashamed of democracv or doubted tle> editor*of the T id in g s. A fte r o f fic e r s of th e M inute W o m e n ’s JVfY offices are a mecca M rs. its efficiency in goernment, but because individual and class i p showing the progress ,of the new3- 'i r C- M cC redie, S u n n y sid -a e, are: 1 for Pile sufferers s p If iR h n p « « L u i f lm m o . A m i.lA ,. x «• a p e r a n d its w o n d e rfu l fa c ilitie s fo r c co o u n cll- seiiisunebs lea them to employ autocratic means and methods i g a th e rin g , se le c tin g a n d ,, conveying lo r; M rs. E d g a r A m es, S e a ttle , a n d from all over the West to attain their ends. W illia m so n , P ro sse r,, I new s, h e in d ic a te d how th e new s Mrs. O. K. who come to me for relief. W hen one comes to think of it there has been of late years c o lu m n s w e re g r e a t so u rc e s of opin- v *ce-councillors; M rs. B essie K os- a multiplication of organization for purposes diametrically op- ion- T h e e d ito ria l co lu m n s p a rti- iP n h a d e r’ S” ” n y sid e , c o rre s p o n d in g And it makes ilo difference chronic or severe the posed to democratic ideals. These organizations have been cularly’ shaped p u b lic op in io n a n d i s e c re ta ry : M rs- D - t . E p h r a ta , tre a s - c how a s e m a y b e , I a m a b le , w i t h o u t formed in congress itself, as well as among the people of the “n"ch 4,penaed ” ih0 man at t r Z “historian E' C™' o p e r a t i o n , s u rg e r y , p a in o r a n a e s T ltm - I ,.,,... ’ n 4-1 e ¿411 5. d esk w h e th e r fo r good o r ill. T h a t | r r a l ia - h is to ria n . country I hey have run all the way from “ blocs” to “ allian-1 t h e t ic , t o s e n d t h e m a w a y p e r m an en tly cured. But m y FIEE illustrated ees, each and everyone of them taking the position that until;» h e a r t a n d a soul a n d so long as b o o k explains m y m eth- Pumpkin Pies the\ got theirs nobody else could get anything. Such a posi- 't h a t o b ta in s , so lo n g w ilt o p in io n s ods,m y GUARANTEE and contains inform ation every Pile sufferer tion, autocratic in the extreme, is wholly antagonistic to dem- bo g u id ed in r ig h t c h a n n e ls, c lo s in g For sh ould have. Ocracy. - With th e th o u g h t t h a t n e v e r m u st Hallowe’en SEND FOR IT TODAY T h e tra d itio n s a n d zest of y o u r .fudge Tompkins is right when he says that the principle faith be lost wl,'h hom°’ sch°o1, H al low e en p a rty w ill b e a ssu re d DEAN. M.D of the greatest good of the greatest number is not to be appliedichurch or nation* D r. P h e tte p la c e a t th is ju n c tu r e 2ND AN© MORRiSOW PORTLAND,OREGON THIS PA PE- R W HEN WRITING a success, w ith o u r p u m p k in pies. to any class or section of these United States, but to all sections. fav o red th e a u d ie n c e w ith tw o The greatest good of the greatest number of all the people is b e a u tifu l so n g s th e la s t in resp o n se G ive I s Y o u r O rd e r the only interpretation that can be consonant with our demo to insistent, a p p la u se . M rs. H ill w as c alled fo rw a rd and cratic ideals. W O TO -N IG H T receiv ed an o v a tio n a n d th is tim e M rs. G aley p re s e n te d to h e r an d to GOODNESS! th e r e tir in g d is tr ic t p re s id e n t. M rs Petitions have lately been presented the Italian govern L ouis D odge, e ach a b o u q u e t of ment to clap a ban ou the peculiar American form of mayhem b e a u tifu l flo w ers vo icin g in g rac io u s known as jazz. 1 lie syncopated earthquake, insinuating it w ord th e m essage w ith th e p re s e n self into Rome, is said to have fallen more harshly on the ta tio n . A. B riscoe d e a lt delicately constituted Italian ear than it has to date on the less w k S h u p P t. u b G lic eorge O pinion as re la te d to sensative northern races. Social W e lfa re . W h ile a d m ittin g th e By a curious coincidence, the sovereign state of Georgia s tr e n g th of p u b lic op in io n M r. B ris 1ms lately compounded an act taxing an opera company putting coe s ta te s th a t it is c h a n g e d , and on performances in Atlanta $2,500 a week, or elsewhere within m o re a n d m o re p u b lic opinion is its borders, $1,500. The case in support of this curious legis b a c k in g , and w ill back a ll th e a g e n th e h o m e, th e school, th e lation is not directed against opera as such, but at what one cies, c h u rc h , th e P. T. A. in th e ir e ffo rts earnest yeoman in the assembly describes as the “ luxury-lov- to e s ta b lis h h e a lth of m in d , body mg, salk-rattling, diamond-wearing, poodle dog-petting, mon a n d s p ir it in th e c h ild re n u n d e r key-nursing and abbreviated apparel-wearing gang” that at th e ir c a re . T h a t a p o w e rfu l public tends opera. op in io n w ill aid m o st m a te ria lly in th Since it appears there are not enough persons in Georgia e fo rm a tio n of a h e a lth y social deserving of all compound nomenclature to make an opera body. M rs. L a u r a J o n e s of P o rtla n d pay in the face of such a. levy, the effect of the act is to banish d iscu ssed P u b lic O pinion an d th e opera from Georgia. It is not affirmed that the Georgian leg M ovies in r a th e r tre n c h a n t m a n n e r. islator has ever attended opera; it is safe to say none will hence F ro m h e r s tu d y of th e to p ic an d h e r forth at home. w id e ex p e rien c e sh e brought* a I Thus while the gracious air of Verdi, Puccini and Leon s tro n g m essag e, fo rc e fu l a n d to th e ' cavallo arc to be heard no more in their consecutive entirety p o in t. A t p re s e n t th e p u b lic g e ts not w h a t is w a n ts, b u t w h a t it m u st; in one great state of our southland, the concoction of our native th is c o n d itio n is ch a n g ed by te llin g jazz designer is to be outlawed from the sunlit hills of Rome. wh?A you w a n t. T h e re s p o n s ib ility Ibis is provincialism in music which promises all sorts of sin of p ro d u c e r, e x h ib ito r an d d is tri- I ister international implications in the future. Until these mater b u to r w e re p laced a n d back of it all ialize, it is reluctantly admitted that the sentiment in these is th e h o m e ’s re s p o n s ib ility in m o ld parts on the strength of evidence so far submitted is entirely in g p u b lic opin io n . T he sym p o siu m closed w ith M rs. with the protesting Latin. S im m o n s of M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty giv in g a c le v e r little speech on th e r e Ashland is ideally located as a convention city. Sufficient la tio n of P u b lic O pinion to L e g isla attention is not given to bringing conventions our way. We tio n a n d h e r e x p e rien c e in se ein g have every advantage and facility for entertaining guests and th e p a r t it played in h e r w ork a¿ the natural surroundings and beauty of the town are such that S alem . T h e d e le g a te s th e n a d jo u rn e d to it has many advantages over most towns in Oregon. Conven th e P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h w h e re th e tions are an asset to any town and it is important that Ash ev e n in g sessio n w as h eld . A fte r land people not forget this fact in the future. “ W h a t’s th e m a tte r w ith A s h la n d ” given w h o le h e a rte d ly M rs. S im m ons Possibly the, agricultural regions would be better repre w as In tro d u c e d a n d w ith ' h a p p y sented by a few more dirt farmers and not so many mud tossers. o p e n in g p h a rs e sh e p assed ¿o th e th o u g h tf u l a d d re s s sh e h ad p r e p a r ed. It covered th e w o rk of th e le g is Among the differences between Moscow and more reput la tu r e w ith w hich sh e w as co n n ected able governments, one is that Russia claims no intention to a n d d iscu ssed th e bills p a rtic u la rly pay her debts. p e rta in in g to child w e lfa re . M rs. S im m ons a lso In d ic a te d th e w ay to g e t th e le g isla tio n ¿ h a t is d e sire d . As soon as air mail pilots get up to 1,050 miles an hour See to th e c a n d id a te an d th e n d o n ’t 18V can follow the sun anti dispense with arc lights across the le t him fo rg e t th a t he h a s a c o n s tit Rockies. u en cy t h a t is th o ro u g h ly alive. T h e le g is la tio n th e P. T. A. is hack- I Rachel Lindsay says William Allen White should be made in g , w as o u tlin e d “ P e ace, P ro h ib i president beeause the Kansan will write a new declaration of tio n , P h y sic a l E d u c a tio n , P r o te c tio n of th e H om e, P u b lic S ch o o ls” , independence once a month. Why — c a llin g th em th e six P ’s. Mys. S im m ons, to ld of th e bills A man, says I)r. Lorenz, should marry a woman eight an d m e a s u re s In w hich a ll sh o u ld be , years his pinior. Well, almost any woman is willing, and even v ita lly in te re s te d a n d closed w ith | glad to admit that she is eight years younger than her husband. th e th o u g h t th a t e d u c a tio n is_ n e e d - ed to c a rry th ro u g h b ills th a t a re of p a ra m o u n t im p o rta n c e . S he a d Onl\ a few nights ago the studies of two local ministers vised th e s u p p o rt of th e F re e Text were robbed. Can it be that thefinancial wind is blowing the B ook B ill. way ol our gospel exponents? Miss J a m is o n , D ean of W om en a t I G. A. C. th e la s t s p e a k e r of th e j The critic who gets paid for the job, is the one who knows e v e n in g b ro u g h t h e r m esag e a t th is tim e. In b e g in n in g h e r a d d re s s Miss enough to offer a remedy for whatever he criticises. Ja m iso n re la te d a few of h e r ex- 1 At I. 0. 0. F. Hall October, the month to buy Ferns. Fine spec’« mines as low as 75c. Wonderful, extra large, wide spreading plants up to $4.00. s u re of th e P . T . A. in th e p rese n c e lie s ? ” “ A gain w ho is to b la m e ? ” [of th e v isitin g d e le g a te s an d in tr o - j N o th in g re q u ire d of th em , a n d no No d isc o u n t w ill be allo w ed R e lig io u s o r B e n e v o len t o rd e rs. vein in tro d u c p d h is th e m e P u b lic ------—---------------------- — —------------------------ •-------------------------------------------------------- O pinion a n d E d u c a tio n . H e t r a c e d ’ DONATIONS th e fin g e r of P u b lic O pinion in al- w HI be m ad e in a d v e rtis in g , o r m o rt e v e ry ste p in a c q u irin g an ed- jo b p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be In «ash. ucajtion an d in te a c h in g ; th o u g h t fa n a tic if one d a re s to go c o u n te r to its d ic ta te s . x OCTOBER 26 M iss F ra n c e s H ays, in d isc u ssin g A B E N E D IC T IO N :— B e p e rfe c t, be of good c o m fo rt, be of one m in d , P u b lic O pinion a n d C hild W e lfa re live in peace; a n d th e God of love a n d peace sh a ll be w ith you. C or, 1 3 :1 1 . p lead ed fo r a n in fo rm e d pu b lic an d ------------------------------------------ 's ta te d in d e fin ite w ay th e w ork an October 30 th ------- S u b s c rip tio n P ric e , D eliv ered in C ity h ouse w as th e Mecca fo r o u r g u e s ts {be c h a n g e s in th e w orld, in th e fam - O ne M onth .................................................................... .......................... ;.................. 5 65 sin ce a t th a t h o u r th e b u ffe t su p - ' f,T H fe .-a n d to th e fact th a t selfish-* T h re e M onths ............................................................................................................... 1.95 P er w as serv ed . A t six th e ro o m s ness is e n c o u ra g e d in th e y o u n g One Y ear ......... ......... .. Y Y Z Z Y ........................................................................... M a s q u e r a il e I ) a n c e T 11F permanent satisfactions of ■ life are the ones we should look to first. Among these is to be relieved from money worries. This hank is here to assist yon in this matter. The Citizens Bank of Ashland Ashland. Oregon ............................................... ................................ ... 4. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦ j Six inch Drop Forged Slip Joint Pliers iEitAout griping cr nausea 59c C H A M E E R L A iN ’tS TABLETS S e t you r Ever r ig h t - o n ly 2 5 c Sharply Milled Jaws, K nurled ITandhs SIMPSON HARI)WARE last tim es today Litliia Bakery "THE TOLL OF THE SEA” p L O T H E S T a i lored to Measure by Born afford un- l i m i t e d choice o f fabric and fashion. and MUD AND SAND” A n y w eave a n d coloring y o u fancy may he found in our new showing of all wool cloths; you may s e l e c t a n y o n e of t h i r t y - f i v e sack m o d els a n d h a v e y o u r su it ta ilo re d p re c ise ly to y o u r measure and personal preference. Saturday Only » That ’s what M illion® of women have done w ith CALUMET ^ 0A*Wfi POWOEH Tb. goor.on B ein g uniforHv an d dependable it n e v e r sp o il« any tKe in g red ien ts u se d o n b a k ed a y m WORLDS G R F A T ^ T B A K IN G p o w d e r II ' MA05 A THÜÎÎ You will be well pleased with our ser vice; you will appreci ate the saving in price. Action! Romance! Drama! "THE LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE CORNER” Mid-Winter Hat SPECIALS A story of Conflicts and Con trasts. F ro m th e p lay by G h a rle s E. B laney BEST BY TEST AU LSERU D ’ S Fifteen (15) Percent Reduction for the next three days Thursday-Friday-Saturday CAST INCLUDES .0*0**'' States^ tímesa^mtKhas títafofcaiyotAerJbtu/Kí K e n n e th H a rla n Exclusive patterns in the makers of Fisk, Classic and Blair brands of feminine headwear. P a u lin e S ta rk Wineland and Shepherd W a lte r L ong Hair Dressing- Parlors Rooms 1 and 2 over Citizens Bank C la ire W in d so r