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Progressiva Ashland residents wilj join with The
Tidings in expressing the hope th at fhe city council will
find some solution for the unfortunate situation brought
about by the overwhelming protests against the sidewalk
By CHARLES A STEW ab T
Editor improvements in the vicinity adjacent to the new Ash-
MBA Servtoe Writer
land normal school.
Busines» »
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It is true, perhaps, th at the improvement prograpi as
WABHtMoTOkCoA a I*!*«
Telephone 39 mapped out originally Hy the city officials was too broad against the wall, at one end of
1 tie vice president's rostrum to
Woetoglce as Second Class M ä U Matter in scope anti covered property which the WF®ers foal the batted States senate cham
cannot at this time bear the burden" of p<ying fo r these
tee, Delivered In City
ber, just alongside .a door lead
improvements.
f v ' ing out Into the senators' lobby,
There Should be some middle ground oh which the a box of snuff reposes.
property owners mid council can agree a t this time, agd
NobOdy can remember when
which will insure sidewalk improvements Which are vital that box— no, not that particular
ly necessary if the city is to derive the greatest amount1 box but a 'bdx—of snuff wgen’t
there.
of good from the normal school.
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, " J / to As be a found
senate lAatltutton, prob
It is a known fact that projects of much importance ably ft dates back to tbe time
ADVERTISING RATES
to Ashland are to be started here later this spring, anti when «John' Adam» called the
< the city is to keep pace with the development which first senate to order. Senators
-One Insertion a week ......
■Two Insertions a weék ......
3)a<ly - insertion
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builders are tu-
<Msre k gpmfort,, While Other«
urbed by the to modelsd and electrlfted, to be
•Sffef all the hardships knd
lto of American
take alt th i Make.
“Itf flge to attnd 0 ^ 4kd films shown to ¡th eir .theaters.
Portland — . Steompr "Trpjtn
The Bud*J&t conference Is
bridge of a big battleship and
SU>,”
takes 1 *0,000 boxes sp
looked forward to with great in
maneuver a aulea<id flee*.
rite
to
Bagland.
terest
by
toymen
as
wall
as
hy
"A man whq’« need to tka
persons intorostod dlreetly In the
But- should the commander of
an army or a fleet personally
dlrMt bis fortes from the air?
“If he wants to know, what’s
going on,” nodded LaGuardia,
That’s where he «<n See the
Whole thing.
“As I’ve said,< the plane h u
revolutionised War.’*
Champion India» Pon
YOU* tWCOMfi TAX
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Your itaeeme tax for the year
quite generally tobk »huff then,
1935
is toss, to pr&portjon to
It
was
fashionable.
- <
yo*r Income, than was the tax
Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
wirst insertami per * point line ..................- ......... >-
A rate reduction,
Now not a senator can be tor 1934.
Each subsequent Insertion, * point line ...............
found Who J admits he’s a snuff however, la not the only benefit
f^nrd of Thanks
v . . . - . ■
addldt.-
afforded by the revenue act bf
.Obituaries, per lino
. . . . . . . . . . . —y...........*,
198*. Increase to tbe exemp
Yet, strange to say,
DONATIONS
ate snuff box emptlte itself reg tions and other changes to rev
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No donations to charities or otherwise will he made in advertis
enue legislation are of immediate.
ularly.
«tog or Jo* pHnphg — odr Contributions will be to caah.___________
Since the very dawn of Amer Interest to every taxpayer.
W hat opp .’ htiti ’ ter advertising
ica’s history as a nation a page
The revenue act of 103* re
“All future events, where an admission charge Is made or a
quires
that returns be filed by
has
been
assigned,
at
the
begin
•collection taken is Advertising.”
ning of etery session, to keep every single person whose net
•
No dlteQunt will be allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders.
the box stoked up With Copen income for 1935 was *1,500 or
more, or who’s« gross iqcomo
hagen
snuff.
♦
MARCH 4. loan
It may not be as arduous a was *5,000 or more, and by
THE BVERNAL GQD— "And God aald unto Moses. 1 AM THAT
«1 AM: and. He said, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of
Job to 1936 as R was to .1789 fvery married couple whose ag
Tires 1, I AlCfiath sent me unto you.’’ Ex. 3.14.
but about every two weeks it gregate net Income was *3,600."
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or more, or whose aggregate
still has to be attended to.
PRAYER — We rejoice, O Thou Divine One, that Thoo art
roqi Everlasting to Everlasting.
gross Income was *6,000 or
more. Last year returns were
Snuff doesn't evhporate.
couples
One of two things must be required of married
; •
FRIENDLY ATHLETIC RIVALRY
whose aggregate net income was
true:
1— Either some of the pres *2,500 or mors, and of single
}
No activity is more appealing as far as number of
ent-day senators do take an oc persons whose net Income was
Jpeoplq is concerned ilian athletics. This interest and ap-
casional pinch, despite thefr de *1,000 or more. Husband and
Jpeal in every district or section usually centers tm two
wit*, living together, may to-
nials.
.
I ri vals, tw o teams which struggle to decide the supremacy
Or else: '
clude the income of each to a
jo f (hat section or district.
2— The capltoks haunted by stogie Joint return, or each may
the ghosts of senators of long file a separate return showing
In Southern Oregon the two teams which •usually
AND
ago, who continue to help them the income of each. Net in
• stage the lì TO EVENTS are Ashland and Medford. In
selves out of that snuff box.
come Is gross income less cer
'football, basketball and other sports these two teams are
tain specified dedjuctlbns for
In Chicago, a maniac ran
natural rivals, with success swinging in a series of-years
WASHINGTON— When
Con business expenses, loeeee, bad
wild to a taxi. Thia, however
jfram one team to the other. A contest between these two
shouldn’t be considered unusual gressman Florello H. LaGuardia debts, contributions,, etc.
Tbe period for filing returns
’ teams always brings out a big crowd. In fact the attend-
or Nfcw 'York has something to
there.
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•_ ance at all other athletic events bére is insufficient to pay
say to the House of Representa ends March 15, 1936. The re
A fuU belly generally means
tives about aviation, he's Jls- turn, accompanied by at least
Jthe expenses of the team, and if it were not for the games an empty head. •*
Bandit» robbed 20 in an Il tebed to.
one-fourth of the amount of ths
‘ between Ashland and Medford here and at Medford the
linois
roadhouse.
Real
bandits,
due,
must be filed with the
He was a flier himself with
One today beats two yester
high school athletic boards would have a deficit each
not
Just
the
owners
of
the
roafh
Collector
bf urtorupl revenue
the
Amercan
fortes
la
ths
World
days and twenty tomorrows. .
house.
I War.
I year.
toe the dlltrict * to which the
This fact, and the fact that th?. two cities are situat
He won a major’s rank, too, taxpayer has his legal residence
The real • value of a frOid-
e d as Ashland jmd M^dfon} are, makes it absolutely im ahlp is not appreciated until It While blowing a. Danville, Illh and a war cross and a knight o r . has his principal place of
business.
perative th a t the contests betwemr Ihg Iwo teams be C011- is lost.
safe, yeggs started a *90,000 commandership of the crown of
Italy.
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fire, so they should be warned to
Jihued
¿mMe eon tiiw ed tt h friendly bftkis. v ' '
LaGuardia doesn’t go a» far
Find out What makes a man be mors careful.
5* At a recent m eeting-of the two basketball tcaans, mad, and you can easily else him
as to agree With Ex-Colonel Mit
STriction developed among the spectators which should up from that.
chell that .armies and navies are
Spring’s about ten expectations obsolete, but he dees say the
*by all means be eliminated in future contests. The Tid-
Shgs does not yiean tim i the games should be pink-tea' Failure 1 b a mere matter of and nine disappointments away airplane has revolutionised war.
now.
5 ffairs — the teams should fight with every ounce of permitting thh future to get to
-"What's more, he added, “out
BUDAPEST, March 3— (U.P )
fhr ahead of you.
«Bnergy and skill they possess And the rooter? should root
heads know It, —Hungarian film producers hats
army
and
navy
News from Turkey. They have
•juid support their individual teams with as much noise
What the country needs Is a announced that thé war thia b«t they Won’t admit it, evsh issued invitations to producers
throughout Europe to meet in
to themselves."
Zfrnd enthusiasm as they possess, but regardless of the glue that will stick as tight week will be with the Kurds.
Budapest for a conference sn
Why notT
¡Jutcome or the progress of the game,’ there should he as bureau drawers without gibe.
ways
and hieans t0 break the
“Well,”
said
Slothing that would interfere with or interrupt the game
semi-monopoly
enjoyed by Amer
gressman,
“to
war
The
Turks
have
a
long
wait-,
Hex Heck says; “Some Is
3fr that would strain the friendship betw een' the two born
ican films to Europe.
great, others achieves great tog list. They are months be does a general do
«teams and two cities. The publicity which followed the ness, while ginerally everything hind with the nations wanting to commandeers a nl
* In Hungary as well as to most
other European countries locril
3 s o recent basketball game* here and at Medford brought depends on a gpod press agent.** fight them.
safely at the rear,
producers are finding it next' to
Xenefit to neither Ashland rinr Medford.
impossible to meet the keen
•», All athletic games have two factors—the referee and
competition of the American
She rules. The school officials make every possible effort
film industry.
Half-bankrupt
Xp produce efficient and fair referees to interpret and en
producers, jobless actors, and
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t r e e the rules of the game. This is a difficult task, as
Sufficient officials are difficult to procure. For instance!
present the Ashland and Medford leaders have tried
>nsuccessfully to procure several basketball authorities
this state. When the coaches and other school officials
cide upon the referee, he should he permitted to inter
ri the rules, without l>eing threatened with bodily
rm if he should make a decision which a spectator lie
ve« was wrong.
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The rules of the game have been officially decided
on, and the two teams agree to play according to those
les. W hether yon, as a spectator, a player or a School
icial, like these rules is a m atter which does not per-
• ^ ¡ t you to express vonr dislike by threatening the refeye«
g r by interfering with the game or doing that which
{rin g s only harmful publicity.
J5 It would lie much better — in fact it'is absolutely
Irtressary for the safety and preservation of athletics and
fo r tbe continuation of athletic rivalry between Ashland
IMVIABLB
WORKING
Jftd Medford
— for the
games this CONDITIONS
week-end to promote
Wage
earners
this country
earn
live rivalry,
lietter,
better
harmony
and in a deeper
spirit of
real more,
athletic
iVe more recreation and yet-Have more than workers of
ty other country. Including skilled and unskilled labor,
ie daily pay of the American workman is approximately
a t of the weekly pay pf the English workman. Yet the
4nand is equal to the supply in this country, and in
toe crafts there is a shortage, while iu England about
1-2 million persons are maintained in idleness on the
io ie ” whidb the g<wernmBnt eonlribntes. England is
igarded asYhe most tightly unionised country in the
arid.
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< Unions in the United States have done much to raise
r standardly of ]>ay and living conditions. These stand-
ris now are at a level where ih ere should be little difc-
tisfaotion, little -excuse for Uibor disturbances arid
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