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ASH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G S (KetebUèhêd Telephone tgL C IT T PAPWR eoneteatly Mi* Wofig cards, ACCURACY, TER8BNBSB. AOCUJqMJT- - 2 B«bMri»ti<m Prier, Delivered te C ity Month .... e Months The Gotyabte OoUego School of Journalism which the wisdom •M a e w M tew Wtpd » « M W foundod. Asd imabv acholArahlna top oepfriav w rite». are tee Ur- l«f, imposing moaq»ente to |fr. Joseph PnlRser, oho of tee for« e t« a m a«« emigrants who, with Andrew Cerqegiejtad other«, hte helped to make the Ualtod State« a great nation. , D IS P L A Y ADVBW TW ING lnsertiot. per inch ............................ ie insertion a week Insertions a week > Insertion .......... L Thanksgiving is Hot a day, it is a habit. We cannot’ be thankful on Thanksgiving Day unless we have been learning how James M. Parr. WHAT CONSTITUTE» ADVERTISIN'« “A ll future event«, where an admission charge Is mads or a collection taken is Advertising.“ j . Ho discount w ill he allowed Religions or Bsnsvolsnt Orders. Thanksgiving makes a crust sweet; the absence of it will make even a turkey An Assortment of nice DONATIONS No donations to charities o r otherwise w ill be made la advertie- o r Job printing — oat contributions w ill be In cash. *5» '• '■ ■ . ¿ . COUNT YOUR B LB 86IM G 8:— Bless the Lord, O my soul: and that is v h itin me, bites His holy name. Bless the Lord, O my sould. and forget not nil M* benefits. Who forgiveth all thine Iniquities; who healeth all thy dls- FOR B E A U T IFU L £ K With the increasing vogue of censorship in this coun fry, examples continue to multiply showing that censors, ftowever well meaning, may fail strangely in accom plishing their professed purpose. Here are two of the latest: ' . . . -r. The public movie censor, going Over a film that showed a young man and a girl, obliged to go to a hotel for a night’s refuge, spending the night sitting and talking u; the public lobby, seemed to think that wasn’t quite nice. So he cut out the lobby scene. The result was that the film merely showed the couple entering the hotel in the evening and leaving it in the morning, leaving the spectator to fill in the gap with his imagination. * Not so stopid as this, but no less amusing, is a sample iff' police censorship. The director of public safety in one ¿BT thé eastern cities objected strenuously when the pro prietor of a new restaurant, fitted out in mild simulation o f a jail, proposed to call it “ The Bastille.” So the pro prietor good-naturedly proceeded to name it “ The Chstle,” knowing that the real name of the famous French p/ison “ The Castle of Paris.” His guests will get the point, if the safety director doesn’t. «TAT1 RETAILING KILLED Amending the constitution of South Dakota to au thorise, the .state io sell gasoline at retail has been de- elarad unconstitutional. The legislative act specifically authorising eale of gasoline waS knocked oil! on the ground that “ taken shall be collected and levied for public purposes only.” If .the state could lawfnly eugage in retailing gaso- lne by merely amending state constitutions, it could open ^ g n u t stands or miUinory stores with equal propriety. Coyious thlgg, Otet a civilization which professes to lteleve in divine progress through evolution of the fit test should aiwgyt be worrying about the yellow peril or red peril. A lO^pieoe urebestra recently bombarded London with jazz music by tadid from a mile up in the air. Maybe Apt Is the a ir peril Arthur Brisbane is always wamng us Ling Tut was a piker, after all. His mummy in mere yellow gold—not platinum. Î '« .V A thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue, but the parent of all other virtues. Cicero. A fter all, the Best Thanksgiving is 'fhanks- Selected DARLING’S THANKS GIVING A Thanksgiving dinner of 1779 is described in an old jdiary by one Juliana Smith. Three large tables were set up-arthe great dining room. On each table were A bunch of veaison and two routs of pork. In addition" to this a ro u t turkey wa^on one table, a roast goose on the second and two large pigeon pasties on the third. Juliana - Selected. Living, Who satisfieth thy month w ith good things; eft that thy youth renewed like the eagle’s. Psalm 101:1, X. • _ PR A YER: — Father, may WO come Into thy presence this day of 'a men, and of to Thy name be all honor and hearts praise w now apd for ft spirit genuine thaakfnlntes. F ill our ith gratitude tor Thy good ness, and for Thy wonderful works unto the children ever. Amen. CENSORSHIP », V" taste bitter. . • at reasonable prices Who red someth thy life from destruettoa; who crowneth thee ith lovlna kindness and tended mercies; ^Then there was an abundance of good v e g e ta b le of one that I believe you have not yet seen. Uncle Simeon imported the seed from England. It is called ‘sellerv,’ and* yon eat it without cooking. >It is very good served srlth meats. The pumpkin pies', apple tarts and lagyldliig^ puddings lacked for nothing save fijteetpte bb- tbe4iroo grit round to. there.” — ... Although'miewt of gh^irobably overeat on Ttiankfl- giving Day, ww h a w W itdibit that we couldn’t mako away with such a repast as that. Groaning boards, in deed!' And groaning diners later in the day, we imagine. But no. Juliana tell what followed the feast. After dinner they told stories, and all sang hymns, the father of -the family leading in prayer and “ remembering all absent friends before the Throne of Grace.” Here is a hint for our own modern celebrations. Let ns not forget thanks giving. * Boudoir Lamps ' novrmb R r as, teas t THANKSGIVING A u teere la to “knowing how.“ anything la I f you want a woman yon caq Apparently the only prevent divorce Is to «terriage. w » y ti preven Safety often depends upon q good pair of lege more than upon a good pair of fists. Opportunity seems to fa’ ei w k and put it In the bank oso who save a little To be In du striou s Is p raise worthy; to be hoaest is adm ir able; to .he both is as. high as any man can so. Hqs Heck says: ’’You don’t knew how little your influence am ivn ts to till you try to use gfant lad” who had fled f r o » 1 hounds, he augeeasf ully negotiates Li thia Springs Hotel Bldg. poverty t o ’ bqtter himself in the ownership of the SL Louis Poet- New W orld, Mr. Don Belts, hie Dispatch. By «he time h e aW M biographer, states that M r. P u lit- 'th irty he owned the New York ser was nothing of the sort, save W orld; and when letter i|h new at his hold venturing brought on1 abodes the Pulltser Building, ^rae itp own hardships. He was born .finished, he did not owe a penny M AKE T H E SE YOUB iq Mako, Hungary, his father of on it— po ably had he mahaged Ms “ GOLDEN Y E A R S OF Mggyar-Jewish descent, his moth- vast concerns that the paper was L O V E L IN E SS” — o r Austrian, of Roman Catholic' "coining a fortun e. faith. H er highly bred featuree, . M r. Pulltser was devoted to the as shown in her photograph, testl- memory o f his mother, t t was- fy to her gentle birth. Louise largely a t her knoe te a t he had Berger was educated and beautl- acquired the learning, the strength jful. Both the boy's parents were of character, tee perseverance, lor persons of means and which had made.^! him one of the , and o f standing in their greatest journalists Ur t e t ilpMbl-. Vonatten Cleansing Cream *1 . unity. 'T h e young Joseph H e often told w ith tender amuse- Venetian Skin Tonic, SSc was sent with his older brother ment how he grew so ta ll before Venetian Spoetai Astringent Louie to Budapaat to a private leaving home that he had to stoop > • * fZ.YS school, and furth er hod tho-ad- f t order that his mother could vantage of a private tutor. A t hex his ears conveniently. She the time of his mother's remar- did net spare the rod aad spoil riage after the death of his fat^- teefcM ld . ar, when the lad was seventeen, . Joseph Pulltser knew how to he faiiod because of weak eyes an< 'build men. develop th e ir abllltiea Hole Agent physique to secure a commission and guide them as a father. He .la the Austrtaa army where two of delighted in refashioning the hafc- a his m ether’s brothers were of- fleers. He fell into the hands of an agent of the United States seeking recrulth, in the guise of emigrants, fo r the Union Army of thq .C ivil W ar, Arriving In Boston, in oom- pany with another Who had ” re- crulted” in this fashion. he de> elded to collect his own bounty und slipped over the ship’s side at night. An expert swlmmeo he its of thought of those closely iqpeoclated w ith him. Not te a t he »sought to warp th e ir personal op- inlon, hut to d rill into them a broad view of Journalism and statecraft and patienoe w ith fools, “ I wish I could tabs your brain apart and look into it.” he said to one of his promising young ro porters. “ I don’t ,” the youngster rejoined, “ 1 am afraid yen would Tire P lays Mo Favorites No business whether in frame or brick buildings, qo home however situated, is exempt from the fire hasard. Why not get a grate from us and burn briquettes. Or try. our Royal hud King Coals these cold snappy days. ' • '. v CARSON-FOWLER LBR. CO In the H eart of Town PUMPKIN AND MINCE MEAT Will Your Table Have Flowers We all can’t go South jo r the A bountiful year draws near its « close. > - We take tlys opportunity to express the hope that your place at the big table of prosperity has been heaped high with the good things of life. This bank will be closed all day Thanks giving Day. The Citiaens Bank of Ashland Ashland, Oregon. , FOOTBALL Delicious Uneasy lies the head the; wears a crown of long hafr and wishes it ware bobbed. THE GAME OF THE SEASON for the Thanksgiving Dinner! Tluuiksgi viijg' Dinner great MofAers of the World THANKSGIVING . THANKSGIVING Think of It! W hile yonr plaçe of business, yonr home or yonr term m ay never have peen visited by fir e yo n may he .the very next one to be h it by the fire demon. Insure today, tomorrow may ba too late. Roses are gone, and violets are, too, and we’ll be soon, be cause the coal bill'd $«f. The man who buys the it wllljng for it to be short she w ill only wear it leager. WHAT. IS MORE COZY ON Lithia Spring Pharmacy Oae-tourth of aU that America builds each year la destroyed by fire. I t ’s so hsrd to drown your troubles in liquor. The blame etuff seems to fatten them In stead. E. R. ISAAC & CO. Fruit Cakes, Pastries and They w ill make t^e din ing room more attractive. HlÖH SCHOOL GROUNDS Chrysanthemums . . ■ •••. ASHLAND V- t t t r of M r. Joseph P u lltw r, >ooilctat. Former Editor a -d owner York of the W orld Open Thanksgiving Until 11:30, New By M A R Y Q REBR C O N K LIN Yhongh Mr. Fuiltser la com teoaly described as a “peor emi FrankUn ßakeij Phone 4 4 6 or Phone lfO ASHLAND FLOWS» SHOP HELP THE LOCALS WIN!