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WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
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"A n fntttre events, where an admission charge Is made o r *
collection taken to Advertising." ;
No discount w ill be allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders.
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the Cor rent week indicate in no uncertain manner that
the temper of this community is for a more tided us fe
water supply. In every section of the city and from per
sons in ew ry 'station- of life there .has <bqtn
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urgent hojie that some «olytion pf Mfe $*wWnr
water situation
fotrnff as sp edily as poraihle. /
There qjipears, ’Moi, a strop fly exprcs^A wish for a
more thorough discussion and explanation of the city maa-
, ager’s propdAd^fd^ the appoint» ent of a municipal Water
commission hjq wbaw Mioulders wonH faR the impOrteht
task of seekip# a f$ip)Mly for tie present lack of water,
and then-passing it'Oh fq the v iters for thdif'final con
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r or these reasons, and for tile further reason that,
water question' is fa? *too important to he lost in thq
shuffle of personal animosities dr disputes, The Tidings
strongly hopes that members of the city council will pro
ceed with caution in the matter of the city manager’s
resignation,
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The American people hayo long beeij^uqtqd for thjdj
sense of fair play. It is an inhere:?!* MiAlityiWktcIi I i .- h
come down through the'years. And Ashland is'no ex-
^ceptiou.
Ij^t us ebnsidur' it simply from a straight bqginess
standpoint. The city council, jus{ three months afto, pass-
ed by unaninions Mnc' ah ordinance, proyidijig» for ■Wtllv
manager, It was agreed at the W W M
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of government. should -l>e given a thorough triid. ;;$J$
months Wax the limit placed* oil this experiment. If in
that time the modified form of city managership should
prove best for Ashland and- h fr ipvFhile, it would tie con
tin u ed indefinitely. If
ptyrlfl be>dipcontinued.
Acting under this annyphMiigreetnenL the present
manager took over his dutiea,« ‘flWAame to tU office with
a record of achievement behind Ijhu. in .jtJieT management
of the,city light dephjrhuentf , } j J F ’ U
In common with so m an^of ds; llieM ty rtm/iager saw
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limitations o f tim e and disteace
coach lumbered it( creaking
way from N e w Y o rk to Phil«»
delphia in a day and a h al£
finally put electricity to worft,
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DONATIONS
Mo donations to charities or otherwise will be made in advertis
ing on Job printing — our contributions w ill bo in cash.
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than a messenger, for it has
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there w e e the “ C om et,"
the “ Thunderbolt” and similar
been developed to carry men’s
spoken wofds fbk great distan
ftame^ suggesting the attend
m eat o f th e age-old n e e d ^
ces w ith tile swiftness o f .lig h t*,
T h ro u g h its wizardry space, fa
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as he was to Spain.
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Just venturing, some of the am
bassador's diplomatic colleagues
think perhaps he had bpen here
so long that his home government
had an Idea he had lost > touch
w ith Conditions of today In Spain.
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A bandit who robbed a Pitts
PA R IS. ( U P )— There Is a ne.v burgh hotel didn’t leave any
r»*« of mankind being developed thing.
In America, Australia and New
7«nlawd. a new epoch In the his
Filipinos want more freedom
lory * f the world Is about to but w« haven’t any to spare.
dawn, and
Rrlanam urtl, the
yodng Hindu who has lieen pro-
Even If It doesn't matter., a
elatfeed a species of messiaih. I n ringer ha* been sent to Sing S ng
Its prophot, A asle Besant. presi
dent of the TheosophlcMI Society,
Thoiup.nds of motorists wl l or-
declared in a lecture-hoc«.
joy learning a Detroit motó . inn
M r*, flem nt, who bps Ween pvo- was Jnllid for reckless driving
H g n:ln g theosophlcal Ideas foe
half a eeetnry, esplalWM that the
I f It wasn’t for mice, lu n «
-mptUesion meselah need In ref er Finnet» v h tld n t get »hy evy^.lsj
ring t r K rtsnam artl Is InotMct’ a l all. - . .
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8ko said he is really a ’’«»cat
tdM her,” swell as Buddha. f B are-, Ab- If sir s rolling motta gsth
tboetrft, Moses and Mahomet. Cine I
erv is utoMMMum.
o f these aivays appears wKen »He
Growing up is largely a matter of settling down
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ferent from-those of preceding a r
i es and a new religion must be
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<•>!« to protest against the ultra
Anglo-Saxon Ideas propounded by
the theosophlcal cslt ot Adyar,
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Jusserand had become so far
oagMy. He to very popular.
He Ameytcanilfed that, whlie ha. was
h*d a n , American wife, formerly an admirable French aiibaBsador
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»reliably informed. But ealnier deliberation prevailed, and
the council gave itself two weeks in which to consider
every angle of the controversy. Right there it showed
a commendahje spirit of fair play. We devoutly hope , (road ef ctrMiteftoa to ehinghtr.
Being both a “goal feiWw” and
that the same spirit will coutinne to itrevail.
Huddha. la Indie, represented ll.e « good husband Is-Just about the
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The city manager prohabjy has made mistakes since
hardest thing I css think at t o
he haa taken over Iris new duties. JU i« only kiMEM. But A fntar; tMprtuws. tit Bgyft'. stood «’»v.
if he ie the man who can ««rive the city’s present import- fdr wisdnhi, Orpheus, in Greece.'
for p»rttyf Jlpatfs Christ, dose-11x14
Hex Heck says: ’’Wo
ant water problem, and give this e i l y tl„. supply it needs r.s the U deM tr a t the Germanic
«fcch other n blamed i
and tjeserves, both the city «ouneil and* the public ,c-iu. races, hertig tl»o MVIng embodi-
than nos lie to women
well afford to overlook what minor iiistakes he wight mfcnt tof the Individual conscience.
have made ’ Let’s be- fair to ourselves and the city 'Artistically clad In long, c l1 U-g
manager. Give him this opjMirtuuity to prove his worth. white .yobg*, the k b h prteetees ofi the oentar «t th« toicblsga, The
iftr doctrine o f , reincarnation Oeethanoeum was destroyed by
He needs only a few more week» to demonstrate whether "uftfcij -ion the wynspatme» of ner Pre and Just a* It was rebuilt
or not he .can produce results. Because of these tjiingb' a a d le n c e .S h e told of the at- Rtotnar died and with him vau-
The Tidings believes that mciAhers of the eouaeil ctfn Hmptad schism tn the theosopb- Ished th« n«w rsllglte.
Mrs. Basant declared krlpnum-
well afford to suluncrge tlieir ttersonal feelings, and the Ich! < « rjd ten years ago when
leVftrail European thinkers, not- n r t , who was hern .to indla
public, whether or sot it^lielieves ia the managerial form »»ly
« td M p h «telner In France, abesit th irty years ago. to the
of government, can wait a little kmger. /
frlw f to rwpftd * new religion. nramenger who to to brings God'a
I t ’s dangerous to change horses in the middle of the RtpMtAf «ptaldtohed a society rafl- 41« to the aew American d rills - {
stream.» Let us not make this fatal mistake right now <*A Aamvoaopby and built a nni- atlon. This opeeh wHl have
rortdty known as t ie Ooetheno- thought! and needs entlrel d if
when the stakes are so high.
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'ottcy^Ont Sattem * ( M mpm I Servite
h y e , is no longef,^» U tlsfactory
That unquestionably was the
Mto connection with King Al- ylew fn Barto w>en. the govern
M w o > embassy In t M
United ment there retired .the French
s fat es dates hack’ p) the re-estab- ambassador^Jlulas Jusserand, af
natiment of diplomatic relations ter twenty-four yegra' service in
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between Madrid and Washington, Washington.
fo|iowlng the Spanish-Am er lean
Was Amertgantscd
Whir. Ho was named hmhassv
Posejhly the Gallic office of for
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fgr (he, Un toed States, It way he
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I t may also be true thpt bon
Rlano, much a* he’s' Jljkcd!
Alice Ward, of the capital.
Madrid’s cholee of hl« succes
sor— Don Alejandro Padilla, pres
ent minister to Portugal»--—suits
the state department well enough,
but It can’t see why It has to lore
Don Juap. w
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N a if a centuiry ago Bell
vented the telephoned I t is afore
M a o ’» effort to Jrekcom«
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i W A B H ÍÑ o irO N — When a mem
ber of die diplomatic corps in
Washington Is recalled by his gov-
eriQnent or transferred to some
otjier post. rW iih lh g to n generally
has at least an ln kllak ol the rea
son wky.
'The case of Ambassador Don
•luan Rlano Gayangoe of
Spain
pussies everybody, including the
ambassador himself.
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sagc bearer
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considered «oftst
that it w m called “ T h e F lyin g
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and it became his swiftest n>ea-
i/mance
IiH ig ln e leafing up a Ü B tn a
lo ad e d car—w ith th e w d to r
turning aw easttr that ^ou are
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