* ’ •* ’. ’ i y kì K_ Li Jto A SH LAND D A IL Y * 1 $ /*•* ‘ /‘ m -1 Li v T ID IN G S Oreen official amr p a pe r ... ÎWRhU» -’4ton,« « « h 'W « # r < One Month .... Three Months Six Months .. One Y e a r ____ D IS P L A Y A D V E R T IS IN G R A TES Single insertion, per inch - ................................ — th e re Yearly Contracts at least twenty la s t Saturday U ttle Rachel Forsythe was Jtostess to a num­ ber ' o f her friends a t a happy Valentine party. Bvsry where hearts testgldd to the presence of t h s g f p d old sain« and valen tine^ and candy hearts brought Joy to , the little people. DONATIONS * No donations to charities or otherwise w ill be made in advertis­ ing or j ob ptinUhg — par contributions will he in caah. '• ' • W H A T CO NSTITUTES A D V E R T IS IN G 1 "AU future events, where an admission charfce is made o r a Collection tdken is Advertising.’* . No discount w ill be allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders. . . George Washington £j 7%ie and distance cannot dwarf ihe. ¿ujftty figure 6£ Qeoigf waahington. “ Thojagjk he sta n d s f a r back where our Trail of National life begins, his name and fame Will re­ main bcwid t o th e en d , an inaplration to all Americans. ‘ Gaines w ere played antu tim e for th e dainty refreshm ents ,'of cahe and s h e i> L R t^e F E B R U A R Y 22, 1»2« CHOICE G IFTS — "And Isreal beheld Joseph’s sons, and sold e said. Bring them unto ms, and I w ill bless them,” Gen. 4 8 i 8-8. ,’hn are these? And Joseph said, • • They hre my sons’. • • • And . were present to «nloy Ute splendid demonstration Md^prggrem. One insertion a wash ......................- .............. - ...... Two insertions a week ....... — ............- ............... ............ ........... Dally insertion . B«tcs for Legal and Miscellaneous A drortlsteg First inserti5n. per 8 point l i n e .............. —-------- — —. Each ai*sequaht insertion, 8 point line ---------- .......— — t i r ¡n al Mrt. Jam es U t o p h r t o d t o to t o llt o t papef h* "Chortles,” ceMUtâffet » • Certes o f paper» which h s v e b a a n g l v e n during Ute w inter, w ith fto lt t t o « t o - •Taj tto ito . One Month ... Three Months Six Months ... Qne Year ....... . • « R ii « ri served a t «A p rrttily depototed U M o , w ith appropriate sh o e cards fo r each s p a ll «S to t • Those enjoylnjr the top p y a p ■ • PR A YER — O Thoh G iver of all good, children are Thy heritage fcnd the fru it of the womb Thy rewards; As arrows in the hand of a mighty man so are the children o f youth. Happy is the ttym that hath his quiver full of them. 7 A ’ ternoon w ith Rachel Dean. Mary, Pole) W hitney, Frederika Sylvia Provost , COUNTY FINANCES T h e an n u al rep o rt o f J a c k so n co u n ty , a s issu e d la s t w eek by an e x p e r t a c c o u n ta n t, c o n ta in s a fe w in te r e s tin g p o in ts. } i , . , In 1925, in ste a d o f a la r g e d eficit a s th e c o u n ty h a d to stan d in 1924, th e p r o h ib itio n e n fo rcem en t fu n d Bhows a h e a lth y b alan ce. I n e x a c t figu res th e fu n d sh o w e d a d e fic it o f $6,728.75 in 1924- w h ile in 1925 th e re was a balan ce o f $ 2 ,2 7 4 1 6 in th e fund. T h e T id in g s rem em b ers th e p ro m ise w h ic h S h e r iff J e n n in g s an d D ist. A tto r n e y C h aney m ad e w h en th e y so u g h t e le c tio n th a t th e y w ou ld h a n d le p r o h ib itio n e n ­ forcem en t w ith o u t th e h u g e e x p e n se w h ic h h a d been in ­ curred u nd er th e p r e v io u s R egim e o f c o u n ty govern m en t. C am p aign p ro m ises are s 6 o fte n fo r g o tte n a f t e f e le c tio n lh a t w h en one is rem em b ered a n d e x e c u te d , th e officers d eserv e com m en d ation , w h ic h T h e T id in g s is g la d to e x ­ ten d to S h e r iff J e n n in g s , D is tr ic t A tto r n e y C h a n e y and* o th er officers w h o c o o p e r a te d w i t h /t h e s h e r iff so e ffic ­ ien tly . H ow ever, fa r th e r d ow n in th e r e p o r t is an ite m w h ich d o e s n ot c r ea te su ch a fa v o r a b le v e r d ic t T h e rep ort s ta te s th a t th e P a c ific H ig h w a y b on d fu n d lo s t $27,000 d u r in g th e ^’ear, a resu lt o f p a y in g 5 p e r c e n t on th e b ond s w h ile o n ly 2 per cen t w a s r e a liz e d fro m th e s in k in g fund. T h e a c co u n ta n t r ig h tfu lly reco m m en d s th a t a b e tte r in ­ v e stm e n t fo r th e sin k in g fu n d b e p ro cu red a n d th a t m ore o f th e b ond s be retired i f ]x>ssij)le. , MILK DRINKMUB > T h e h a b it o f d r in k in g m ilk se e lb s to be la r g e ly in ­ creasin g. F o rm erly , i f p e o p le w is h e d to s a y so m e th in g d isc r e d ita b le o f a m an, th e y w o u ld o fte n ca ll h im a “ m ilk s o p ” or a “ m ilk and w a t e r ” p erso n , a s if th e h a b it o f u sin g m ilk w a s so m e th in g e ffe m in a te .. B u t p eo p le h a v e d isco v e r e d th a t m ilk i s a v e r y n ou r­ ish in g food . N o le s s a p e r so n a g e th a n T h eod ore R o o se ­ v e lt, a p o stle o f str e n u o u sn ess, w a s a confirm ed «m ilk d rinker. T h e con su m p tion o f m ilk p e r p erson in creased About 20 p er cen t from 1918 to 1926. T h e m ore p eop le call lie in d u c e d to e a t p la in a n d Sim ple food s lik e m ilk , c o n ta in in g in a b u n d a n ce th e m ain p rin cip les o f n u tritio n , the le s s th e y w ill d em an d h ig h ly Reasoned con co ctio n s m ade to s tim u la te a ja d e d a p p e tite . T h ey w ill lie ab le to jierfo n n m ore w ork o n sim p le fo o d s, RECTPTANOE TO NBW IDXAS T h e p r o g r e ssiv e n e ss o f a to w n is la r g e ly te ste d o u t b y th e a ttitu d e it ta k e s to n ew m eth o d s a n d id e a s, in b u sin ess, ed u cation , govern m en t, an d in d u stry . In som e p la c e s, p eop le look a t su ch s u g g e s tio n s w ith a n atu ral a ttitu d e o f sk e p tic ism . T h e ir first com m en t is 4 p t to lie d isco u ra g in g and d ou b tfu l- T h e y se e th e d iffi­ c u ltie s in the w a v and feel th e y c a n ’t be overcom e. In th e b rig h ter t y p e of to w n s, p e o p le are m u ch in* te r e s ted w hen th ey h e ar of ninr c iv ic id e a s. T h e y 'do n o t n e c e ssa r ily w au t to g o in fo r th em r ig h t off, b u t th e y feel n n p r e sse d w ith a d e sir e to k n ew m o r e a b o u t th o se id eas. W ith th is r e ce p tiv e a ttitu d e , th e c h a n c e s are s tr o n g th a t A fter h e a r in g about th e se new w w ys and lookins- in fo M ik in g a fo r tu n e i i e a sy . I t jn s t soem s h ard b e ­ c a u se y o u n e e d th ree or fou r o f th em fo r liv in g pnrpoaea. y> — a i n a ■ S p q ^ ie t ti is n o th in g inor« th an m acaron i w ith a d e ­ fe c tiv e th y r o id g la n d . . T h e la r g e s t f is h a t e c a u g h t on a lin e o f con versa B in e blood cornea from som e a n c e sto r w h o w ork ed lu m s e lf b lu e in th e fa c e . i r ................ — tërAütomatic wárker- venia« st 7-‘.4 4 * The ev«fc|n¿i a c o n t in u a t i^ / views that th e . •n jo y la j « Dempsey says he w ill fight Labor Day. Dempsey, whose first name is Jfiek, la a former pugilist. * Magic Study . i; 4 8 p. m. Club. B toy CMafc A to » » - s Thursdays > ¿ fr y C tto M £ $ e 4 Library, senate shows a plain violation of anti-trust 14ws?’ he told the Missionary- Society Met •United Frees. Wednesday— The Women's Missionary So­ ciety met at th^ home of Miss Niver, Laurel street. Wednesday last. Mrs. M. B. Riley was leader of the program, and thn topics fo r-th e dpy were “OhoMn” LONG BEACH. Cal.. Feb. S Ì. and "The American Indian.” Despondent Fire ( l i e f K ills Self the Ladles A id wki hold a joint all day geaslop Friday of this week in Jhe Junior room of the Presbyterian church. There w ill be 4 covered dish luncheon. The time will be speht In the overseas eewing plant when ton can get a Kohlet on Let up givtj yop the facta. / . eaay «M D r. Oearey am of the Codàty H q t t ehhrte hifd tft . , 1 .«wv—-e-i J. N. DEÑNÍ9, p ta M » ït 944 B o u le v a r d A sh la n d , O regon ’ ’ "5 which must be made reedy very soon for shipment. Not only these organisations are invited te ooms hot any of the other ladles Of the tongre- gatfon who can spare the time w ill be te ry welcome 4s there is m uch"to do to prepars this work. the fun u n til refreshments of delicious home made cakes to d coffee were served by those in charge of that feature of the evening’s oleasttre. Valley View neighbors have delightful social affairs and their club is doing very worthwhile work. '»;*r J r, ' * * •** a-etoih» * ï /> . ^2» *2« ;« Valley View Oemasunity p u b — , Wednesday of last week, the Valley View Community Club held Its meeting a t the home of Mrs; W illiam Stratton, w ith an all-day session. The forenoon was spent in makiqg different ^sandwiches, un­ der the supervision of Miss Ada Brewster, county heme demon­ stration agent. Theee sandwiches made a de­ licious part of ths luncheon which - sms served at noon. In the afterneon the regular sips ton of the club was held, A short business meeting, at whlcp Matters pertinent to the organl- fftc m arket > Of« veesry.*« Far eei rsSUB, 3& È K-t Ü iíi b ä w A L F ’ *r*4’ ♦A' ï s q s s » s » .s.»»4 è » t» èèè t u ? ‘3 ne «BUILT FOR SLÉEP” T H A T ’S 34 HOUK SIB VICI Lithia Springs Garage « b a ite feél ' « t í *8 the hearty «ài «mts fMifeàs. •aves it oarrieg ite s stem well attended to d a venr'gnc-' cessfnl meeting. TBèrs wrnra more ' Aluminum Probe Will Be Sought rrfeasing - Stóragi Repairing \ heoaiMe U f e k à i t t to he ».p ow er « urged to lfiHPttl Only a few more long weeks Monday, February 28— Ashland Study Club. Postponed Sutil u n t i l ' strawberry atorSeake. neM w eek. • t When. j t .dons arrive it w ill be Monday, Hbt-tuO? t o — French the berries. Cldb. Postponed. Meets Mon­ day, Maroh 1, at the home of Does higher education pay? Mrs. W. M. Poley. Red Orange, collège football star, made only 8185,000 this season. Monday, Pebnuujy E l — Ladles A rt Club. Hostesses, Mrs. C liff Payne and Mrs. F rtd Yee, higher education pays Cushing. Civic Club house. Women in knee dresses can bum more ice cream sodas than Tuesday, February 28— Bethany Class meets at 2:3. S I trons’ Club. ’ Mrs. L. A. — ( U .F .) — A. resolution request­ Roberts, hostess, assisted by ing the president to appoint spe­ Mrs. Frank Jordan and Mm. cial counsel for the prosecution L. B. Brown. Civic Club of the Mellon-controlled A lum ­ Honse. Evening. inum company of America will Friday, February 2«— A ll day be Introduced shortly in the senate by 8fcn«Uf RohfUMan, x session. Covered Dish lunch­ eon. Joint meeting of Women’s democratic flqor leader, he an­ Missionary Boclefy and the nounced today. Ladies Aid. "The record now before the y e a n a member of tap to q g Beach fire department and b a tu l- (oa chief for several yean, hang­ ed hfmeelf In the broods jo miles friHs M ire yesterday. His hpdp .Was found by police. Re bad been V v o d tn g over ehargea of tnsnh- •I'dlastton which had been filed against him by brother otlchrs. a d o th e SIMMON’S MATTRESSES WICK furniture co . Phone 46 .. ................................« , »»> s > y . e e f j s s s > » f »»w- ' je ; 1 * tiw