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PAGE TWO A shland daily tidings W ednesday, October d, 102:1 __________ (E stab lish ed In 1 8 7 6 ) Kescue ShiP Starts for Wrangel Island imuiiimailiim,w,j.nrmnnni||UU] ® tU V lU lU lU i.... P u b lis h e d E v e r y E v eiling E x c -e p tS u n d a y ^ b v OFFICIAL CITY PAPER Editor Telephone 39 n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O regon, P o sto ffic e as __ Second C lass M ail M a tte r. S u b s c rip tio n P ric e ? D e liv e red iü T c îtv O ne M e n th ........ _ I .65 T h re e M onths ....................... 1.95 Six M onths ................................ 3.75 One Y ear ....................... ...... 7.50 By M ail and R ural R ou tes: O ne M onth ....................... $ .65 T h re e M onths 1.95 Six M o n th s ....................... 3.50 O ne Y ear ... 6.50 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 R ates F or L egal and - ' 11 aita Mi (•■•« mm .» ... ... $ .2 7 ^ .25 .20 M iscellaneous A d vertisin g HIl UHKMUMMUMHMM« IMtHUIM ............... ..................................... STYLISTS ARE INDULGENT CONSTITUES ADVERTISING A ll f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re a n a d m issio n c h a rg e is m ad e or a co llectio n ta k e n is A d v e rtis in g . No d isc o u n t w ill be a llo w e d R e lig io u s o r B e n e v o len t o rd e rs. -»-» ♦ t n T” f I t > » « ♦ < »»«i 0CT03ER 3 p o w ^ KXTtPpEN|( 1 r,llI'e’ 0 Lor<l is the greatness, and the I? ’ the Slor>\ the victory, and the majesty; for all k1ntdomn G f h7 Ve,1,an,d hl the °arth is thine " t h e 1 Chronicles 2 9 -n .and ,h0U a ,t >*«“> »bovc a l l . - CONDEMNATION RAMPANT ih t h e l T v 1,0" n ems ‘° b,e ,he fashionabla rampant activ- ity these dajs. One is condemned even for not condemning ? n ° t o X 7 t h T nC d if 1,0 a n d d a m n c d i f y o u d o n , t - in between there are various states of feeling. The Christians eondemn ,he devil for evil and. he in ret,™ ridicules their Midi tl i ' l rh ° Catholi,s condemn the Ku Klux Kian se h n ' rB '“ '"i'? i*1'“ "oi'Tliinent and order another I l , t T ‘" 'Zed .labHr - ondemns everything that needs h ie "i .‘Ha.,etl to «'''nlHiy and in exchange/gets the unholy «..sing 01 its despotism, while the unorganized whistle airily o be oeirinng SU" .lersion stoically appling salve to their seal s. I he English condemn the French for greed, for which , Sbidly slaps the royal lion on Hie whiskers for his deecitlul purring. Me condemn our presidents, senators, cah- u O lieeis Mussolini lor bursting the League of Nations, npo Im not knocking the crown off Dempsey, our pastor for ' 1.11 ling ahimt our pel sin. V e condemn the capitalist, the bum loalcr and drudge, hanker and borrower, healthy and sick the cheer ul and grouches. The ex-brewer eondems the prohlhi- tmn,sis the shyster condemns the ethical, Ford the .Jews, and 1 ' y eeldcss the t.tnid, the erm ¡mil condemns the law makers ESIG N ER S seem to be anxious mid its enforcers the spend thrift condemns the man as a fo o l. to c a te r to every whim of the m« T ? bIe W° m an 80 f a r a s co,ors Seeming y all of us are babbling condemnation. All of us w te n u is and decorations fo r h e r eve- except the „hot, and he has his rewar,I i„ a physical generosUy of o,el°15e^ are concvrned. but the law’s of th e M edes and P ersian s w ere no i'i'.dl'to the“ S' !r " ‘tOr da,Unl‘,,g damning the world in Its m ore s tric t th a n th a t decree of t i e rush o the demndion bow-hows. Adam condemned the woman present fashion which says th a ! mid the woman the serpent and we’ve been increasing it ever sk irts m ust be long, lin es m ust he mme- n o r to that everything must have been lovely. W hat sim ple an d variatio n s of the style a re Poe r^ : V n a m anner only th u s and i a Vi !"' "l ''erea!'ter> w? Iook '''«'-ward to with pleasure, s SO. l h e evening gown h e re shown de if it will only be a condemnation of this . p icts one of these variations, and it is 0 THE FRIENDLY SMILE A N G LES, M ATCH TH A T WINDS AUTOMATICALLY Oct. 3.- -School CHATTANOOGA, T en n ., Oct. 3__ te a c h in g m eth o d s h av e been sig n a lly Sam B ird a f a rm e r liv in g n e a r h e re m o d ern ized in L os A ngles by th e r e vised c u rric u lu m in th e h ig h school o w n e rs w h a t Is th o u g h t to be th e w hich becam e e ffe c tiv e w hen schools ° D’y w atch in th e w orld w hich d o e s! n o t h av e to be w ound. opened fo r th e F a ll te rm . T h e new c o u rs e of s tu d y d oes n o t ’ lm ePle<‘e, m ad e by th e farm - not e r-je w e le r d u rin g his le is u re h o u rs m ean so m uch th e te a c h in g of new s u b je c ts a s th e a p p lic a tio n of th e is . pro . . v id ed w ith a »m all p en d u lu m w hich sw in g s back a n d fo rth w hen m o st m o d ern m e th o d s of te a c h in g h e w alk s. T h is m ovem ent w in d s the to th o se s u b je c ts a lre a d y a p a r t of s p rin g s o f th e w atch . th e c o u rse o f s tu d y , a c c o rd in g to A sp ecial k ey h a s been provided A ssista n t S u p e rin te n d e n t A r th u r in case th e o w n e r goes fo r a n y period G ould, in c h a rg e o f th e high school o f tim e w ith o u t w a lk in g . division. O REGO N MAN R E ST CELERY GROW ER G re sh a m , O ct. 3— C la re n c e P a r so n s of T ro u td a le is th e w o rld .s c h a m p io n c e le ry g ro w e r, a c co rd in g to te le g ra p h ic a d v ic e s receiv ed h e re to ay by s . B. H a ll, c o u n ty a g ric u l tu ra l a g e n t, from th e n a tio n a l celery show being h e id a t B u ffa lo N Y. , Second h o n o rs a lso w e re won by 1 I io u td a le , th e ru n n e r- -up being M or- r is M cG innis. P a rso n s h a s been a-i w a rd e d th e c u p as to k e n of his sk ill in ra is in g th e food p la n t. A t R o se R ro s__ M rs. L y n n S lack is em ployed io se B ro th e rs d u rin g th e ab sen ce M iss M ay H a d fie ld . Tlie bands on th e s k irt a re of wide velvet ribbon in brow n a n d afford an de d u n e 6 ye" ° W Crepe B l,sh ,es S» C onditions Good__ M arion V a n N a tta h a s re tu rn e d F ro n t trim m ing is confined to dance and d inner frocks, costum es fo r every n n n V bUSiness trip to M arshfield o th er need conform rigidly to plain a n d N o rth B end. H e re p o rts b usiness lines o r side trim m ing. P la ited sk irts c o n d itio n s a r e v e ry good th is tim e a re favored fo r sp o rt and general w ear t°n a n / T a n d WaS abIe to r e ‘ «rn and a re m ost effectively combined w ith to A sh la n d w ell paid fo r his v e n tu re brighbcolored blouses. All so rts of w ith n u m e ro u s ^Wo a n d T teria.18 aFe b6ing USed ln H e is a c q u a in te d People in th e Coos B ay reg io n s tw o and three-piece su its and In m any entirely charm ing. Distances a re beaded o r em broidered a re u s S ,nbi ° n ,1,n'3 crep e de chine F o r sem i-form al w e a r one costum e B u sin e ss V is ito r__ 1 deve,°Ping th is sm a rt and H. G. B oorse from H ap p y C am p is a re m X nfnC° 8tUme- B ° dice and sk irt com bines brow n lace w ith brow n satin th e lace being used fo r th e yoke and in s h la n d to d ay p u rc h a s in g p r o v is - 1 a re m ade in one piece and th e m ate- o i J , L L i i.andIed. th a t th e drape of sidei panels. A looped panel of the ions fo r use a t th e m in in g cam p. sa tin gives a graceful line to th e back. th e bodice is continued in the d r c n la r sk irt. T h e usual side S “ Yes s ir! T h irty p e sk y c a ts m y w ife k e e p s as p e ts, a n d a s a re s u lt W E’RE BACK th e h o u se is n ’t fit to live in. If sh e I lie Portland Journal sounds the klaxon for all Oregon to w a n ts to give up th e c a ts s h e ’s w el gel hack on the side lines for the A.F.L. delegates and “ Let com e. B u t sh e m u st choose betw een th e c a ts a n d m e ! ” hen, see Oregon.” If Portland will do the getting back so TODAY and TOMORROW “ M ad am ,” sa id J u d g e J a c k s , “ I he guests can see and then come south for some of Ashland’s LATEST EARRINGS ARE th in k it is up to you to m a k e a Litlua water to quench their thirst the delegates can go home NEARLY TO SHOULDER choice. I am g oing to d ism iss th e jn o w tn g they not only have seen Oregon but tasted it and c a se .” LONDON, O ct. 2.— L o n g e a rr in g s found it wholesome pure and a delightful place to live. re a c h in g a lm o st to th e s h o u ld e rs a re DIES IN CRASH th e n ew est o f th e F a ll p e w e lry fa s h OUR SUGGESTION ions. T hey a re m ad e o f m an y se m i K L A M A T H 'F A L L S , Oct. 3— C a l A Portland Oregonian editorial scribe complains of the p recio u s sto n e s, fro m ja d o to J a p a n - vin Cox, 23, fo rm e rly of Los A n g e m ai.,et page mtormmg him cheaper coffee Is no to be w ith O rie n ta l p a tte re n e d h e a d d re sse s, les, a n d w ho h ad j u s t been em ployed ooked lor. and shucks the fact with the nervous irrltahllness ese c o ra l, a n d w ill be g e n e ra lly w orn a s a h a y in g h a n d on th e L Iskey that lie knows seven restauraunts wher B ro th e rs ra n c h n e a r M alin, O re., e they never use any- FLEES AS COPS WARBLE thing else. ,v w as k illed as an a u to m o b ile c a rry in g \\ e suggest Postum . “ There’s a Reason.” B irmingham , A la., Oct. 3__ him a n d fo u r o th e rs , tu rn e d over W h ile voices of th e “ police c h o ir ” ... I!.le r,!on.tl1 ol real nut gathering, from trees, is here d ro w n ed th e noise, G eo rg e T in d e ll, in p a ssin g a n o th e r c a r n e a r M alin The story of a dashing girl u sin g a b e d sla t, b a tte re d a h o le th r u la te la s t n ig h t. Mier kinds drop any month, whether frostv osty. Cox w as c a u g h t b e n e a th th e c a r who can shoot, ride, and rope th e p la s te r a n d sc re e n w ire w all of an d t s ! a p e t y <feao re h e re a tt6 m p t ^ ¡ e s c a p e h d is s k u ll f ra c tu r e d . T h e o th e rs F re e z in g p o in t o f fre sh w a te r. 32 u n in ju r e d . T h e tw o le ft a steer—A comedy drama of the M aybe M ussolini h a s n e v e r h e a rd escape. G eo rg e w as c a u g h t a s he d e g re e s , is th e te m p e ra tu re of th e w h eels s tr ik in g so ft d ir t a t th e edge slip p ed o u t of a d o o r of th e w a rd e n ’s s a lt w a te r of th e o cean a t g re a t of Mr. B o k ’s $100,000 peace p riz e .— o ffice by tw o n e g ro tru s tie s , b o th of of th e ro a d w as given as th e cau se great West and a great city. of th e a c c id e n t. d e p th a ll th e y e a r ro u n d . From the book by Emerson F o rt W ay n e N ew s S e n tin e l w ho receiv ed p a rd o n s a s th e ir r e w a rd s. C lassified a d s b rin g re s u lts . Hough. “ The Man Next Door” t irSTOASTFD” , “A Day in the Siskiyous” Beautifully Illustrated Book of Ashland and Vicinity At the extraordinary low price of $L25 bin Sale at the following places: MsNair Bros Ell,arts, Nininger & Warner, Enders, Park Store and Chamber of Commerce Wool Dress Goods Poriet Twill, Per Yd. $2.25 46 in. idc in an attractive tine weave, in Autumn’s most fashionable shades. Warm Durable Luxurious Wearwell Blankets OH to b ed — and sure of a n ig h t o f cozy sleep— is this la d w ith his big, soft W earwell nl.mket to keep him “warm as to ast . There is good reason for the lightness and warmth w hich make W earwell Blankets such ideal bed coverings. T hey are the result of special care in manufacture, from the selec tion of the raw material— high grade wool or excellent (juaiity cotton as the case may be to the special finishing process w hich produces a rhi/-k velvety nap and yet Lave» the blanket texturefirm and strong, vienerous sizes aud attractive colorings are other W earwell features w hich home-makers commend. Be sure to see our beautiful Display o f W earwell Blanket» Priced Cotton Blankets $2.45 to $4.98 AVoolen Blankets $6.98 to $19.75 Cheerfulness and cordiality have an important part in community welfare, civic development and town growth. The gieater the number ot smiles the greater the friendliness the more pleasant and sociable, consequently the more attractive To Grants Pass__ h e s way In th is case to a front and magnetic a community, especially its business district. Too trim g m g ing C h a rle s O glesby m o to re d to I W ool Hose, per pair consisting of a large velvet G ra n ts P a ss to d a y to c a re fo r b u si o en people allow business cares and worries to cause them to how heading th e d r a p e r of the $1.00 W ..t.r.N e w .Pap.r ^ , skirt. n ess m a tte r s . forget he stranger within the gate or the friend who pa" el by. l i e visitor m a city is impressed quite favoral.lv if the NEW INVENTION PROVIDES M omen who know val- B e a v e rs B ein g D e s tru c tiv e __ W IF E TO LD TO CH O O SE LOWER BERTHS FOR ALL1 people he sees on the street are cheerful and smiling. He gets G am e W a rd e n R oy P a r r w as call- uses, will appreciate these BETWEEN THIRTY PET he in,press,on that the town must he a good town becausfof CATS AXD HVSBAX d I k e a v V T ” Wh“K wool stockings at this low S p a c io u sn e ss a n d c o m fo rt both 1 “7a ^ e rs a re d a m a g in g irrig a tio n Its cheerful people. He naturally thinks the city which offer, price. ( ome in Brown, SAN FR A N C ISC O , Oct. 3— S tew d itc h s on th e A n d e rso n fa rm . I t is a welcome m so conspicuous a way means it; that the peonle d ay a n d n ig h t, a n d a lo w er b e rth fo r Black and Heather mix every b o d y , a re p ro v id ed in a n in re p o rte d t h a t th e b e a v ers w ill be ate worth while and the town one worth looking over The g en io u s new d esig n fo r sle e p in g c a rs a r t D o n ald so n , 8 3 -y ear-o ld G A R tra p p e d to rem o v e th e m from th e ir tures. cordial greeting, accompanied by a smile of welcome Is the p roposed by M. C. K ra a u p , c o n s u lt v e te ra n w as h a ile d b e fo re P olice p re s e n t re s tin g place. J u d g e J a c k s y e s te rd a y on a c h a rg e pass word and grtp to the lodge of new comers, new firat class ing e n g in e e r, a n d d e scrib ed in th e of fa ilin g to s u p p o rt h is w ife, M rs. Childrens Sport " s " "" - - essentially cordial and cheerful), p e ™ ? O cto b er issu e of P o p u la r Science M ary E liz a b e th D o n aldson. PIANO TUNING o M nthly. Tw o ro w s of s e a ts , of th e P ia n o tu n in g , $3.50. T ra d e a t lesidents to h uld homes and add their pleasant cultured and d e sig n ° f a rm c h a irs , a re P roposed i y o u r w ife ? ” a s k e d ^ 6 J o u r t ^ 0^ 0 8 h ° m Hose 69c a / e a n d h av e y o u r p ian o tu n e d by L T • M u en ces to making the community grow C a rl H. L o v elan d . S tu d io 135 E. Childrens Wool and Cot tra c ts ’ deeper Th.° frown rePels, the SMILE at M ain St. P h o n e s 134 a n d 465. ton mixed sport Ilose b u t w ith o u t cro w d in g . A t if I ’m g o in g to s u p p o rt th e th ir ty ki' ,G''..""'l' i",‘ss «a¡as for a person. Most people’ n ig h t, p a rtitio n s s im ila r to V e n e tia n made with fancy tops in gioueli.” even “ al“-erf„l Idiot” to the “ chronic b lin d s d iv id e th e c a r c o m p a rtm e n ts c a ts sh e k e e p s.” all sizes. “ T h irty c a ts ! ” exclaim ed th e c o u rt a n d th e c h a irs a re c o n v e rte d in to b e rth s by lo w e rin g th e back c u s h io n s a n d e x te n d in g th e se a ts. E ach c o m p a rtm e n t w ould c o n ta in c o m fa rt- a b le h e a d ro o m , a w ash basin and a la rg e m irro r. To kn o w how good a cig arette re a lly can be mad< you m ust try a- C lassified a d s b rin g re s u lts h e re a n d w o rk s it o u t in g r e a te r tie- ta il th a n h a s e v e r been a tte m p te d b e fo re .” lllllllllllllllllll “ I t m ig h t be te rm e d re v o lu tio n a ry , ’ G riffin a d d e d , “ f o r th e rea so n ie re h a s n e v e r been a c u rric u lu m ïn p in th e s tr ic t se n se of th e w o rld — in L os A n g les b e fo re .” T he r e s u lts of th e su rv e y a re fo rm u la te d in a s e rie s of m o n o g ra p h s, one fo r e ach s u b je c t in th e h ig h sch o l l co u rse , w hich is now in p rin te d fo rm = a n d in possession of th e te a c h e rs T h ese m o n o g ra p h s a re to se rv e th e b5 p e r c e n t of th e p u p ils w hose m en ta lity r a te s a s th e a v e ra g e in in te l ligence a n d p ro g re ss. O th e rs fo r s tu d e n ts ab o v e a n d below th e “ a v e ra g e ” a re in th e p ro cess of p r e p a ra tio n . he p re lim in a ry s u rv e y w as s u b m it ted to th e e n tir e h ig h school te a c h ing body a n d a c o m m itte e of 435 te a c h e rs a re g iv in g th e ir tim e an d th e v a lu e of e x p e rie n c e w ith c lasses in w o rk in g o u t th e d e ta ils of th e new c o u rse of s tu d y . B ecau se Of s ta te su p e rv isio n of te x t books in e le m e n ta ry school no la . titu , d e is p e rm itte d fo r lo cal r e vision of e le m e n ta ry school c o u rse s of s tu d y a n d th e la tte r re m a in p ra c - tie a lly th e sam e, it w as s ta te d . ÍN MODES FOR E V E N DONATIONS: . - -------- LOS T h e rev ise d c u rric u lu m is th e r e s u lt of an in v e s tig a tio n c o v e rin g a tw o -y ea r p erio d a n d c o n d u c te d by Dr. P ra n k B obbit, p ro fe sso r e d u c a tio n a l a d m in is tra tio n in th e U n iv er " base fo r airplane sity of C hicago, a n d A rleig h C. and radio w ork a s well as fo r fu r trap- G riffin , local d ire c to r of high school a P a rty ° f fo u r wb ite m e n ______________ __ ow nership. C raw ford’^ c o m ^ n i o n s ^ a r ^ L re in s ta te B ritish claim s of re s e a rc h . “ A c o u rse of s tu d y is a g ro w in g of , . ew th in g a n d can n e v e r he s ta u d a rd - ized, G ould d e c la re s. W r a i g e T ^ e t u ^ I J v S i ’ “^ 2 ! ^ m assed ice «<*• about *But th e s u r- »vrangei, retu rn ed to Nome.' A n o n X - n o e s, about 100 m iles from ? y ,Which h a s j u s t been com p leted W rangel. * r e a r h a . passed. w h h „ „ ,l r a s | sta b iliz e s th e hlgll sc„ o o , F ir s t in s e rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ................... $ 10 E ach s u b s e q u e n t in s e rtio n , 8 p o in t lin e 05 C ard of T h a n k s .................... 1.00 O b itu a rie s , p e r lin e .0 2 % ♦ . w ho’k . n J T j VM Oalniur Stcfansson. who long had recognized the value of M rangel island, an uninhabited island 75 m iles long and 30 wide, lying 90 m iles off th e c o . « S l b e r t ? ,“ 8 ^ 3*0 No d o n a tio n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill be m ad e in a d v e rtis in g , o r jo b p r in tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be in cash . a »UM ii: m ramri » ennimm inn Knumurnrnntiinnnntui , ' Fskim ™ n r ° CT Wlth a p a rty of four E ,klm os over , t e , « pack W raugt„ DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATP<5- S in g le in s e rtio n , p e r in ch ................... T A ?. t r™ An f expedition to rescue Allan C raw ford of T oronto and his little thaen B H « BHrii ,8h e iP ,° rerS wbo " ^ d l2X )B j Sh flas on 'Y rangel island in ♦ * ■ <>O in " th e Donlld?onfr ° m — - me- A laska’ a refitted trad in g vessel, under comm Coi— and of H arold Noize (p o rtra it herew ith) i ll c Iirai T he first stop is to be In Kotzebu sound, w here ! P r o T i d° g team WH1 be s t a i n e d . From th ere a direct course to W rangel island will be steered. If the Don j aldson Is blocked by Ice, Mr. Noize THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO : ................. tH llW"t tttff | L. A. MAS NEW CURRICULUM ............ Wool Crepe $1.98 Yd Crepe’s are marked for favor following the example ot leadmg lash ion designers, V oman who make their own frocks are finding this beau tiful lahrie, ideal for smart Fall dresses. Colors: Brown, , Saphire, Taupe Fox Clay and Tan. Epingl e 42 in. Wide this beautiful wool material in all the new and wanted colors lor Aut umn wear. Imported Chiffon Velvet $5.98 Yd Velvets are acclaimed by Fashion. I f you’ve always longed lor a velvet gown now’s the time to have one. B ^ k 81 Br° Wn’ Navy and Cotton Bate $1.00 31b. stitched Cotton Bats size 72 by 90 will make a complete comforter. Comforter Cha]lies 19c yd 36in. Wide all good P at terns in light and dark colors. Outing Flannel 25c yd 36 in. Fine quality out ing flannel in light colors, Extra Value. Special Sale of Coats for Women, Misses and Children w M this e t tili l ñ r Í r é n L T r a e n V ? "'l’ï ™ ' Va' U,9S “ <•,,a,,, .Coats priced at ' g ‘ th ‘S Season' Wo,llens $16.50 $85.00 Subscribe Now for the Delineator A special offer for a short time only • The Delineator one year lor $1.20. Reguh advantage of this s p ^ ' $ 2 '® ‘ TakC bow , a t the Pattern Counter. E. R. ISAÄCC S CO. The Quality Store Where Your Patronage is Appreciated.