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Pwê two AsHLAND ÔÀîLŸ TlDlNÔ^t A SH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G S (E stab lish ed in 1 8 7 0 ) stay must write to the nearest American consulate for an appointment to «appear for a visa. Those fourni eligible There is in every human naturo an ineradicable capacity for ex pression, its origins are deeply imbedded among the primal in- s t ’ncts. In the organization of life to day the average man finds little occasion and less opportunity to be a creator. We find we live in a world where our vocations of fer little or no outlet for the cre ative urge within us and we there fore devise channels of expres sion— avocations, or the play to sail are given these certificates assuring them of ad mission to the United States without detention at Ellis THE ASHLAND PRINTING 0 0 . Island. Only enough visas to absorb the quota are granted. Bert R. Greer ..........................................................................................Editor It is obvious that this system is better than the “ bit George Madden G re e n ..................................................... Business Manager or miss” system in vogue a short while ago, which caused OFFICIAL CITY PA PER .......................................................... Telephone 39 interminable difficulties to both American immigration g b te r e d a t th e A shland. O regon P o sto ffic e a s Second C lass M ail M a tte r , officials and immigrants. The 75,(XX) British i immigrants Subscription P rice, D elivered in City * ¡certainly suffered some distress when they found that O b « M o n th __ »5 ^ e*v eould n°t sa’h hut the distress was nothing to what Three Months Six M o n th s........ ...................................... 3.75 ¡might have been experienced had they crossed the ocean One" Year 7.5« only to find that they wav was barred to the promised i tinie in the margin of life an<i so B y Mail and R ural R outes: ’ ' t retain a better equlihrium . One Month ? .65 |aml. P ublished E very E ven in g Except Sunday by Tltree Months .............................. ,........................................................ Six M on th s................................................... „ ........................................ One Year .............................................................................................. 1 1.95 3,50 6.50 T liu isd a ), Ju ly 2 4 , ifJlG Miss Ray continued to play her 1 cals, movie and speaking since p art for a week after deadly te she was 8 years old. tanus germs entered her system through a pin scratch. Trip to the Lakes— On the sixth day and evening Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beagle have she made ludicrous and facetious started on a somewhat extended rem arks to a laughing audience trip, which includes a stay at both about her “ sore th ro a t.” The C rater and Diamond Lakes and next day she died of lockjaw. perhaps a num ber of other points Miss Ray had been in th e atri of scenic interest will be visited before their return. Left For Glendale«-- Miss Carrie M. Mitcholl left on the night train Tuesday for Glendale, California, where she will visit her uncle, Sanford F. Johnson, and her aunt Sinda. A Little Painting <? Now may save R epreseat« C reative U rge FISH for your J?riday The history of a rt since the be ginning has represented the cre A picture of the polar regions has greater appeal in ative urge which stands for in DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: spiration and aspiration. An ex- Single insertion, per inch ............................................................ $ .30 power about this time of the year. Y early C ontracts: ! pression in a rt has always been One Insertion a week ........................ ;........................................... .27% an index'of progress and develop Two insertions a week ................................................................... .25 ment. The nations which have Daily insertion ........................... ..................................................... .20 There are other things that go to people’s beads as made history have contributed R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A d vertising well as booze. most generously into the coffers F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. 5 .10 Hacb subsequent insertion, 8 point line..................................... .05 of a rt, literatu re and music. • Cord of T hank s________ ___ ___________________________ l.oo When in any community the pro O bituaries, per line.......................................................................... .02% cesses of existence have been as .j S U. i-.. ■ .. ________ ______________ - __________________ instinct is W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING ) • , W ell, a little more oí this and the old swimming bole sured the creative go dry. P hon e 107 “ All future events, where an admission charge Is made or a given sway and life takes on a 1 N. Main collection taken In Advertising. more colorful aspect. The a rc h -. Jio discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders. _______________________ _ itecture of Greece and Rome in j great period of literatu re in No donations to charities or otherwise will me m ade in a d v e rtis- 1 Old-timers saj that the weather of yesterday is a the England have never been su r lag «r job printing— our contributions will be in cash. ’ sur® indication of rain. Let us hope that all weather passed and represent the achieve ————— — — j ITTiY~ ^ ~ — ~ i prophets are not liars. m ent of prosperity. In our day IF THINE ENEMY be hungry, give him bread to eat; and i f , ' = = = = = .. . . - j- ■ .. . ------------ of science and invention a rt is he be thirsty, give him w ater to drink.— Proverbs 25:21. of m inor officials or unapprecia more closely linked with our daily tive employes. life than at any precedent time. is not pleasant to hear, W ith all credit to the fine work .* Industry and a rt are cooperative and sympathy has no of the indefatigable safety com -’ creations, the one cannot subsist OUR OLYMPIC SUCCESS m ittee, the problem of railw ay i w ithout the other, and no line of power to replace proper accidents is not to be solved j dem onstration is in evidence, ty, or salve conscience. For the eigli 1 consecutive time an American Olym merely by the num ber or watch- ; D evelops O bservation pic team has ai exed highest international honors on fulness of officers. 'An a rt school course develops,! the field and tra< . The exhibition of the American ath A certa innum ber of people can ¡'the power of observation and letes was the best ever given, eclipsing many of the Olym be intim idated into being good, i makes for a broader horizon; like) and there is no insurance pro pic and world records of other years and giving this They are a m inority. music and literatu re it opens new ■ tection against the occasions country twelve first places. A ctrtain num ber of people can windows of endeavor. The stru c -'I of unforseen conflagrations. The following, w ritten by an The m ourning of the fire vic As each four years sees another Olympic period go Ashland resident, appears in the be scared by th eir own m istakes tu re or principles which underly j tim, who has insurance is into being careful. They are a the work are simply vehicles never harassing nor potiable, down in history it comes something of the nature of the July issue of the Southern Paci m inority. which kindle the fires of creative because folks adm ire wisdom. fic bulletin, recently issued: expected to see American athletes win the coveted honors. work and foster self expression. The m ajority of employes have By adopting suggestions sub A\ ith American victory seemingly a foregone conclusion, m itted Good Insurance— Phone 53 by officers and employes no desire to run risks. They don’t The m ere problem s of an a rt the real thrill is provided by the struggle for runner up. during th e past several years deliberately intend to h u rt others. course have no intrinsic value un This year it was little Finland which gave a sterling; since the safety movement was es They would certainly plead in- til they find application in the of any purpose to harm home, in the community, in the exhibition ot stamina and endurance such as the modern tablished on the Shasta Division, nocense O ffice H otel Ashland themselves, but they are reckless pursuit of an industry. The im world has seldom seen. Facing the harrier against the everything hum anly possible has because they are thoughtless and plem ents of commerce, industry been done regardless of expenses pick of people of 112,000,000, the little Nordic nation to surround employes and pub disregard rules with the thought or society all have the creative battled desperately, heroically, against overwhelming lic with every known protection th a t the rules were made for the touch* of the designer. W ith the advent of education and culture odds. And, indirectly, these odds were numerical, for against accident or injury. If the other fellow to obey. Employes should be educated the populous becomes more ex had Finland such a population to draw from as has this results are not satisfactory I to think in term s of safety. Be acting as to the appearance of j country, the 1924 Olympics might have told a different would suggest we tu rn our a tte n ing careful should become second commidities. The utility of an tion to w hat I consider the most tale. im portant factor in th e safety nature. Consideration for others object m ust he supplem ented by and obedience to the rules should elegance and grace. All things Paavo Nunni, Willie Ritola, Stenroos, the 40-year movement, the human element. old woodcutter who ran his first race in 15 years—these While we all know the m an become a habit. Everybody co n -(b ein g equal the most beautiful nected with our division should will receive preference. Of a are the names engraven for all time on the slabs that agem ent has expended large sums help impress the im perative need group of sim ilar objects the hand commemorate athletic prowess. These are the names that to correct unsafe conditions and for being careful. somest will always he chosen be mighty America with its 112,000,000 souls might look up elim inate hazards, they can not cause the people have learned to eyes to see with or the to eagerly in something akin hero worship. These are provide discrim inate. j brains to think with. These The possible channels of endea- ! names which would indeed have brought from the Olym senses are provided by the Al vor are unlim ited for those train-j pic crowds of ancient Greece gasps of admiration and m ighty and are necessary to any , ed to appreciate good things. As j who engage in railway service and thundering approval. a commodity a rt is an intangible be kept constantly active for i America was the winner, hut to Finland goes the must quantity hut its influence touch the protection of one’s self, one's ! es every phase of hum an exis honor of being her most dangerous rival. Little Finland, fellow employes and the tra v e l-: tence. A home in which a fam ily: with hut a handful of people, relatively speaking, whose ing public. In other words a d e - ! idles inertly during leisure time athletes subsist on a diet of fish and maize cake is a sirable employe m ust have his ! can make no claim on cultural I ¡great country of athletes. It is worthy of American tra head “ cut off” at all times. consequences. __________________ ( ditions that this game little Nordic nation was accorded One can usually judge a m an's home surroundings by his appear an ovation by American spectators such as they never ance and by the interest he takes Eugene H. Peterson, one of the W eek-E nd Here— Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cleveland I before received. in his work. The man who is directors at the Ashland Summer of H ilt spent the week-end at the free from domestic trouble and School of A rt, was one of th e home of Mrs. Cleveland's parents, financial w orry is thinking of speakers a t the Forum Luncheon Duro is tin automatic nothing but his duties while a t : the Medforjl Cham ber of Com- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fifield. pressure system, entirely ADVERTISING IS PUBLIC PROTECTION his work. Our wives and fam il-i merce yesterday. His address is NO RTH W EST SH E R IF F S adaptable and necessary Rarely have the main truths about advertising been ies play a very im portant p art in given below: HOLDING CONVENTION in this section, to relieve compressed into fewer comprehensive words than jn the m aking railw ay service safe for There is a sp irit of unity and j concerned. farm homes of water solidarity in the W est th a t is as opening sentences of Francis II. Sisson’s address to the all We SEATTLE, W ash:, July 24. — wholesome and productive as this may liken the Southern convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the Pacific Company to the parents of' w onderful land which you call Lack of government in the homes shortage in the dry sea World in London. To Mr. Sisson, who is vice president a large family and in order th a t your own. N ature has endowed of the United States and reading son. Maintains Pressure. alleged fetid literatu re by the Duro Shallow-Well systems of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York, was as the minds of th eir employes may you with a rem arkable setting, of natio n ’s youth w ere blamed by give a pressure of 25 pounds to virgin and prolific in the things signed the subject “ Advertising as a creator of public be clear while in the performance W. J. Devitt, chief constable of 35 pounds at all times, pum p which come from the soil; to this standards in business.” lie said, “ it leads to the con of th eir duties, they have con th B urnaby, B. C., N orthw est Asso ing autom atically to keep water e people have added industry ceded seniority which is a guar supply on hand a t all times for sideration of advertising not primarily as a sales aid or antee th a t each and every one will and a civic spirit th a t bears fruit. ciation of Sheriffs and Police at house, barn, milk house, g ar business stimulant, but as a moral force, establishing bus have preference to work of their Southern Oregon is rich beyond th e opening session of a four den, bath and fire protection. convention here, for this iness ideals and ethics, impelling quality as well as quan choice in the several departm ents, m easure in clim ate, resources, de days’ Gel Full P articulars country’s increasing crime wave. velopments and culture. The in From tity production. It brings business out into the open. as far as ability will permit. Three hundred leading law en terest and cooperation th a t has We are granted free transpor It invites inspection. It seeks the light and bids its de forcem ent officials of th e n o rth tation, th a t we may travel and been afforded to us as stran g rs votees as children of the light to walk in the light. It enjoy change of scene, obtain has already made our infusion in w est states and Canadian prov inces heard Luke S. May, of Se forces its users to square promise with performance. It knowledge and recreation. to the community an assured fact, attle, president, open the confer Our Phone 82 gives character ai d permanence to business and assures We have access to the finest and we feel privileged to organ enee. Main - P laza Ashland hospital in the world, where we ize our work in this locality. It the delivery of gc ids ‘as advertised,’ or failure.” Advertising h s put popular trusts into business and are attended by competent phy is safe to say th a t the commodity M ARJORIE RAY D IFS sicians and surgeons. I represent is not new to FROM PIN SCRATCH increased the faith of man in his fellows. It has been one We have insurance at such a which you— a rt like religion is an in of the most constructive moral forces of the ages. It low cost th a t no employe has any herent p art of every individual July 24.— Stage has been the chief aid to the orderly progress of enter excuse for not providing himself and I can hope simply to show folk SAN and DIEGO. the theatre-loving pub- prise, has removed business from the borderline of chaos and family with gilt edged pro aVe™ eS ° F meanS ° f expres" | lie today mourned the untim ely sion. Like the plant which death of p retty M arjorie Ray, 24 and stabilized it in the broad field of public confidence. tection. We have a pension system th a t grows ever tow ards the light so vear old musical comedy star, who ( oncurrently it has cut the ground from under the feet it an insurance against w hat at do we reach continually for an has headlined in stock companies of the agitator and demagogue. These gentry are still the time in life when thousands opportunity to do creative work. ¿ here for two years. with us, and active, but they do not fool the people as find themselves public charges. B arring oversights due to lapse once they did. Their lamentations and their canards crash of memory, if we conform to the against the shield of truth, advertising, and are harmless rules and render service in ac The public ruin which their success would bring is fore- cordance w ith term s of our em tended by the truth spread far and wide by printers’ ink. ployment, our positions are as se Advertising is tlie people’s protection. Crooked adver cure as those of a United States tisers there are, but their careers are short because pub Supreme Justice. So w hat ex cuse have we for not applying licity is the foe of misrepresentation. The crooked ad ourselves to our work while on vertiser is soon found out and gets his deserts. And this duty and prove ourselves 100 per strengthens the case for advertising as the moral force cent safe and efficient. which Mr. Sisson described it. In my opinion there was never a tim e in the history of the The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World has Division when rules were for its mission not merely the expansion of advertising, Shasta more strictly observed, nor has the improvement of the art of advertising, hut the in there been a time when greater crease ot public faith in advertisements through sheer interest and cooperation has been so evident. Our officials have merit. And it is achieving success deservedlv. been m ore exacting and have re quired about all there is In us and it is perfectly rig h t th a t we AN IMPROVED CONDITION should take advantage of every which will help make it opportunity to move the business shine like a new car. Seventy-five thousand British subjects were “ dis with prom ptness and dispatch. tressed on July 10, when the new American immigration But th ere is a lim it. To keep regulations became effective. Their sailing to the United within the bounds of safety we Seena Owen States was prevented, despite the fact that steerage ar should not be forced to indulge in Cosmopolitan’s Producboo of rangements had already been made, because the British in hasty practices th a t lead to • U N S E E IN G confusion, nor should the induce EYES” quota was exhausted. » ments provided by the m anage DistrilruttJ. l y Qolduryn-Cormofalitan The new method of handling immigrants requires m ent lose th eir value through the Beaver Block AvaiUM« in both mat and cot form. that anyone desiring to go to Ajneriea for an indefinite nagging and antagonistic attitu d e R efreshing snow picture a t T he V ining, F riday and Saturday. your house P H IL C O from costly deterioration later. Diamond Grid F u ller P aints save th e surface J. O. RIGG Meals at Eagle Market The Mourning Of the Loser Battery Repair W© m aintain a battery re pair service, handled by a man com petent and expert in bat tery repairing. rpH E Ashland Electric Supply GRAB When Fire Comes Carter & Mills to PETERSON TALKS !E Protection 240 East Main St. W IIES ARTICLE IN E For Your Kent Insurance costs little h u t pays big should you lose rental income through a fire. See TTÌ The Billings Agency E stablished 1883 OF THESE AUTO BARGAINS Dodge ........................ $375 Dodge Delivery . . . $350 Chevrolet .................. $150 Westclox Alarms Big B e n .......... S3.50 Baby Ben . . . . B unkie........... $3.50 $2.75 Sleepmeter . . . A m eric a.......... $2.00 $1.50 Chevrolet .................. $125 Don’t neglect your brake lining. We can give you immediate li a v h e stos Brake Lining service. INGERSOLL WATCHES 8 1 .7 3 to $1 .5 0 Automotive Shop McNair Brothers P rag S fo n t Duro Makes Short Shrift of Water Shortage Murphy Elec. Co. If You LAST CALL About 40 yarns of Balloon Silk left to close out /5e yard, and yard wide. Just about one- third what it is worth. Army Goods Store V • Biggest Little Store in Ashland of course Everything for th at outing SPECIAL OFFER Stationery A\ ith each box, a ode package of Coly’s Sachet Powder. PERFUMED STATIONERY $1.19 per box Books and Stationery E I. HART'S Drug Sund des Toilet Goods Wash YOUR OWN CAR We have a new shipment of Factory Blox Output Reduced Chamois AYe are advised by the factory at Hilt that their output of mill-ends or blocks will he reduced 50 per cent for the immediate future. and We therefore believe it is wise to lay in your blocks now. Sponges Leedom’s Tire House Also the coal trade is looking for an advance of 50 cents a ton at mines on August 1st. Why not lay in your coal now? Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co. Phone 98