Without the use of medicine cures
nine cases o u t of ten of asthma.
This is a proven fa ct
VOL. XLIX
A shland D aily T idings
T he Tidings Has Been Ashland's
Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings, Volume 43
NEW TIDINGS PRESS
OUR
Newspaper For Nearly Fifty Years
SECTION TWO
ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOV. 12, }925
NEW
MALARIA GERMS . • »
Cannot survive three month» in
the rich ozone at Ashland. Puri
doinestie water helps.
COMET PRESS
BIGGER, BETTER PUSS TO MEEI THE GROWTH OF
ABGGER. BETTER TIDINGS. A LITTLE TIDINGS THSTI
HISTORY OF
TIDINGS STORY
OF THIS CITY
Paper Furnishes Accurate
—Account of Happenings
For 50 Years
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t
FOUNDED IN YEAR 1876
Under Various Ownerships, Paper
Has Grown to One of Beet
Journals in Southern Ore.
Added Features to be Used When Six Page Paper Be­
comes Fact. Tidings Contracts Fpr Several New
Features Which Will Add Life to Paper.
(BY F. D. WAGNER)
W ith the installation and operation of The Tidings’
new newspaper press, a program of extension and im­
provement was simultaneously started, which the man­
agement feels certain will gradually develop into even
further extensions and improvements for The Tidings.
During the last year The Tidings occasionally has
been crowded on certain days of the week, particularly
on Fridays, which has forced the leaving out pf news
m atter so that ay advertisements could be included in
the four pages. I t was difficult to switch from four to
six pages on short notice, hut with the present press
equipment, which perm its more flexibility^ it will be
easy to switch from four to six or eight pages whenever
the amount of advertising justifies.
Temporarily, three issues each week, probably Wed­
nesday, Thursday and F riday will be six pages, while the
other issues of Saturday, Monday and Tuesday will re­
main four pages, as at present, untjil advertising in"
creases to justify six pages also on the three days last
mentioned.
Thia increase on three day«
of the week will permit the use
df several new features for which
The Tidings has contracted.
Among the features which will
be used In the Blx-page Issues,
anti whenever possible in the four-
page Issues, are the following:
A woman' page each Thursday,
combining Society Notes, and.
other features Interesting to wo­
men.
A dally editorial cartoon by
Doran H. Smith, one of the na­
tion’s most renowned cartoonists,
who will give a picture-comment
on current events and opinions.'
“Mom 'n Pop,” a family comic,
by Taylor, who has made millions
of Americans laugh.
A daily fashion
Illustration,
giving a glimpse of the latest
styles.
“Out Our Way,” a comic by
Williams, which is one of the
best on the market and a third
comic, “Everett True,” by Condo,
who gives a deep Insight into hu­
man fraillties.
An up-to-the-minute illustrated
cut service, covering all the lat­
est news events of the worM,
which will be furnished The Tid­
ings by NEA Service Inc., of
TIDING ASKS
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WILL M I T AT LEAST IWtt HW IB
FOE NEWS GATHERING DURING DAY.
The story of the Ashland
Tidings is the storv of Ash­
land. The files of this naper
covering a period of almost
fiftv years contain the most
authentic and the most com­
plete. history of the com­
munity that is in existence.
¿The villago folks who first
established
their hopies
around the old mill on the
hunks of the beautiful moun­
tain stream they called Ash­
land Creek, it is safe to say,
never dreamed of paved
streets and nine store build­
ings as features of their little
settlement in the Siskiyou
foothills. The founder» of
the Tidings perhaps never
had even a dnh vision of a
web perfecting press and
linotypes in their office. But
these things have come to
pass nevertheless. W hat his­
tory the files of the Tidings
during the next fifty years
will make is another story.
This story is of the past and
particularly of the Tidings’
past.
The initial issue of the Ashland
Tidings was dated Jane 17^1874.
The editor and publisher was Mr.
James Sutton. The putting out
of the first issue was quite an
event in the town, tor which a
Every Bit of News Turned.
population of five hundred people
was claimed. The first issue of
in Makes for a Better,
its
own (and (only paper In »■
Newsier Paper
growing town always marks an
epoch In Ito history.
Ashland
The Dally Tidings management
villagers were all expectancy.
la desirous of giving Ashland
There was a scramble to secure
the best newspaper It Is pos­
the first sheet to come off the
sible to
make within the
realms of Bound ■ buelness re­
delivering the papers folded, press of this nature, and these press. It had been promised to
The Daily Tidings is glad to announce today one of
turns on the investment, and
ready tor the carriers, at the are found only In the more Welborn Beeson, who had hauled
modern and up-to-date offices of the press to town with his team
the extensions and improvements lie most revolutionary, most far-reaching improvements
completion of Its performance.
and wagon from Roseburg, 135
which were announced and ex­ in equipment which has ever been made in an Ashland
This is In direct contract to the’ country.
The ink spreads on to the type long miles, but for some reason
emplified In this iasne prove newspaper office.
the capacity of our
former
from
two
fountains he had to be content* with the
this, but the cooperation of the
cylinder iprese which pifnted rollers
Looking forward ten or twenty years, The Daily 8
fourth, more fortunate subscrib­
through
a
series
of
distributing
newspaper’s readers Is necessary
two
pages
of
an
eight-column
In making the original 8
ers being Clark Taylor, C. B.
to reach the point where the pa­ Tidings has anticipated the needs of the future and, with 8 plans for the Installation 8 paper at a speed of about 1800 rollers.
The press rests on a concrete Watson and another party whom
per can print the mlximum this issue. The Daily Tidings newspaper printing equip­ 8 of the new Goss-Comet 8 an hour.
foundation, with a large pit, name has been lost.
amount of news.
ment to the most optimistic requirements of the next two 8 newspaper press, The Tid- 8
Sheets of paper, instead of
three
and one half feet deep
Mr. Sutton had gathered .togettk-
Many readers of a newspaper
8 Inge management tents- 8 rolls, were used in the formor
or
three
decades.
under
the
press
to
facilitate
er
a mechanical equipment which
are prone to forget to tell the
arranged to locate 8 method, and this meant that the
Several weeks ago, The Tidings contracted with The 8 8 tlvely
threading
of
the
paper
and
to
comprised
a used Washington
editor of Uttle news events about
the big press In the front 8 paper had to be fed through
allow
Inspection
while
the
preee
handprese
of
the old "armatrong”’
themselves
or
their
neighbors,
Jo
ss
Printing
Press
company
of
Chicago
for
the
delivery
8 office, facing the plate 8 the press, sheet by sheet, twice
(Continued on Page Seven)
type; there was a little hand levet
sometimes thinking the news­ of a Goss Comet web perfecting press to The Tidings. 8 glass window at the front, 8 In order that it would be print­ is running.
paper doeB not want these small This machinery, a full carload weighing 22,000 pounds, 8 so that everybody passing 8 ed on both sides. Then the
The press Is driven by a five- Job press with which to print
Items. The editor DOES WANT
horse
power motor, which le en­ cards, letterheads, etc. The type
8 Thd Tidings office could 8 sheets had to be taken to a
these small items and each Item, arrived in Ashland recently, but, due to an accident to 8 see this wonderful piece 8 hand-fed folder where again, closed In a pit three and ono- stock consisted of a few cases of
no matter how small or how In­ the expert press mechanic, erection of the press was de­ 8 of machinery operating.
8 sheet by sheet, they were folded balf feet deep alongside the bourgeoise, and small pica body
consequential, goes to make up layed. A concrete 'pit had already been prepared by 8
rear of the press, and connected type for the reading matter of
However, this couid 8 for the carriers.
a good, newsy newspaper, which Contractor H. C. High of this city in the Tidings shop, 8 not be done, as the space 8
with the press by pulleys. The the paper, also one case of non­
It can readily be seen by even speed of the press Is regulated pareil tor legall advertisements
is representative of the entire
8 would not permit, since 8 | the most inexperienced layman
over which the new press now rests.
* .
citlsenship of a community.
by a Cutler-Mamer controller, and poetry, with an antiquated
R. C. Rogers, of San Francisco, recently arrived in 8 the press and folder rp~ 8 that in the printing of the paper which will allow a variety of assortment of larger and heavier
The management urges all
8 quire euch a large amount 8 now, much time Will be saved,
the Tidings readers to bear Ashland and erected the new press, which is now in op­ 8 of open floor apace. The 8
speeds from 1700 to 4,000 com­ types for advertising uses. When
by a much more convenient and
this In mind when they take a eration.
pleted papers per hour.
In need of n paper cutter the
8 only place where aufflc- 8 more modern method.
trip, when they have a visitor,
printer
visited the village tinahop.
The
quality
of
the
paper
is
8
lent
open
apace
could
7>e
8
Feeling certain that Ashland will continue to grow
The Goss Perfecting press is
when there Is a party in their
Indeed It was the pfoverblal “hat-
also
greatly
Improved
by
the
use
8
found,
without
disrupting
8
Inside of Shop Painted by household, or when they know and that within the next few years this city will experi­ 8 the other operations of 8 a marvel of mechanical skill, of th e ' new equipment. The full” of type and working tools
of anything which is of Interest, ence a solid business growth which will ^produce a sub­ 8 the business, was at the 8 and the many functions It per­ Comet turne out a beautifully that made up the original phy­
Swenning and Gear,.
to phone The Tidings.
stantial increase in advertising, The Tidings has made a 8 rear of the printing shop, 8 forms In one operation are in­ printed page with perfect Im­ sical equipment of the Tidings
Local Men
In this* way The Tidings can change n printing equipment which is more rapid thaï! 8 where the new press Is 8 teresting to watch. The huge pression and perfect Ink distribu­ office. But Ito editorial and me*
roll of paper Is placed at the
8 , now located.
8 rear of the press. If unrolled, tion. Every line of type stands chanlcal force, full of ambition
W hen
arrangements were give a better, newsier newspaper the average newspaper ever makes.
regret our Inability 8 this paper would reach a dis­ out evenly and clearly. Every and energy, didn’t know any­
made to improve the Tidings which will be beneficial to you,
Ordinarily newspapers change equipment by degrees, 8 8 to We
thing about the modern eight
set the press at the 8 tance of about three miles. The paragraph can be easily read.
newspaper printing! equipment as well as to ourselves.
going from a press of certain speed to one Slightly faster, 8 front of the building, 8
hour day, and covered the local
The
new
press
allows
an
and when many new features
Is threaded across the bot­
from a press of one size to one slightly larger, but The 8 where It could always 8 paper
field with remarkable care and
hour’s
more
time
for
type
setting
were added to Improve the make­ LIKES ASHLAND AS
tom of the press to the left and
up of The Dally Tidings, some­
A PLACE TO LIVE Tidings, feeling that the growth of business here tfould 8 be seen; but we are sure 8 under the lower cylinder where on *our two linotype machines, comprehensiveness. The patrons
body in the shop looked about
justify it, skipped one or two of thé changes which would 8 our readers will want-to 8 one side of the paper is printed without causing a delay In get­ loved the Tidings and trusted add
"We
came
to
Ashland
to
en-
8 see thia press in opera- 8 H Is then carried to the extreme ting the papers in the hands of confided in It as they would oho
and remarked that the smoke-
have ordinarily been made. -
of their own family..
8 tion and therefore, we In- 8 .«I- and to the top of the ma­ the carriers.
stained walls and ceilings in the ter business we liked It as a
with hone city. We eogKi nave had
t . snrrefi aiatn — aff f a toptts
shop would not harmoi
Who
p'ureLtoe
g
f
e
s
s
ii
chine wliera It passes under tie
the shining new press.
, locations In Eugene, Medford pacity, although still capable of printing many hundred 8 at any time, but partlc- 8 top cylinder and the reverse another milestone of The Tid­ of the day in hia edltorlnll col­
So arranbemqnts were made Orants P au or »Salem, but yr« thousand more newspapers, and the folder, are now being 8 nlarly about 4 Vclock In 8 'side of the sheet Is printed. ings path of progress. It will umns and expressed his coavlC-
with Swenning and Geer by the selected Ashland because we dismantled, while alongside these t^ o pieces of old ma­ 8 the afternoon when the 8 From here the paper is carried enable the paper
expand and tlone “without fear or tnvot” to
owner of the building occupied liked the atmosphere of a home chinery, the more modern Goss Cfomet, a smothly running 8 press wlll^he turning out 8 back to the rear of the preee grow, and t o . serve the com­ very smooth English. He devot­
8 the copies of The Tidings 8 where It, Is cut thru the center. munity of which It has been a ed much space to literary .and
by The Tidings to have the city,” said 8. D. Doremus of the
press
of
more
than
five
times
the
speed
of
the
old
press,
Standard
Cleaners,
telling
why
8 at a rapid rate.
_______8 The prjntlng Is now done, but part for approximately SO years historical matters. In fact home
walls and ceilings kalsomined
each aftetnoon prints and folds The Tidings in a small
and toned up to harmonise wRh he located in Ashland.
the press has not. completed lta
No one ean question the faith of the most valuable Southern
Mr. Doremeua stated that in part of the time it form erly took to print and fold the to accommodate.
the beauty of the new piece of
This «press la absolutely thi work. The sheet, traveling to of The Tidings In Ashland. *n>e Oregon history to print Will be
found In the early fUea of the
machinery.
One Improvement selecting Ashland, he and his papers on the old press. /
• •
last word In printing equipment the right in one oonttnuous strip Installation of this marvelous
paper, la the fltot
led to another and The Tidings wife* had done so ‘not because
Is
now
formed
and
enters
the
press
proves
conclusively
that
The Tidings owners and employes are proud of this for newspapers In average else folder, which working with al­ thia newspaper believes In. the of the Tidings a
now has a brighter, more at­ they felt that they could make
cities, and la a marvel of pre­
tractive printing shop. Last win­ mere money here than elsewhere new press and we hope that our judgment in installing cision with Its many special most human intelligence It folds, future of Ashland and Oregon. space was devoted to
ter extensive improvements were but because they liked the city this modern machine, and in making the improvements features for production and ad­ cuts and trims the paper and The Investment of this capital le legend of Crater Ldto 1
made In the appearance of the as a place to live. “We decided in the various departments of The Tidings, will be ap­
passes out the finished product a concrete Illustration of the An editorial described hi
justments.
we could make ‘ a living here
buelness office of The Tidings.
In
the chute to the left ready Tidings management’s faith In wonders of the lake aad i
The press prints four, «six or
When you come In to look and with the advantages of Ash preciated by the public.
the writer waa a
This machine, a Gose C om e«---- ......
................. ................— — sight pages of an eight-column for delivery.' Four and six pages this section.
over the new press—-and every­ land i s a city of homes, of good
The management hopes the
web perfecting preee, aa shown 1 33,000 pounde, sod The Tldinge paper direct from the roll at are printed in the asms manner
schools and chnrchea, we thought
body Is Invited to do thli
a speed of 3,100 to 4,000 papers The Mrrated edge 1» a earn sign
above,
has
been
Installed.
It
office
has
been
busy
during
the
brighter, cleaner office and shop It best to locate here,” Mr
occupied a foil car, weighing last few weeks making changes per hoar, all In one operation, that It has been printed on a
Dorsum us mid.
will greet you.
TIDINGS SHOP
PRESENTS NE»
APPEARANCE
A
Everyone Invited
to Look Over
Press and Plant