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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1926)
tfLAND DAILY JID IN G ^ « s Prof. Joseph n tten lty offcVsWh- ouj that tpt j>e* aigulfloant t e |t ^ s Another dtday. .'teS (klta tefc/Uti Telephone T M u p te tu r e s Ute te e only -<K-| «otah «tin» ot the ktnuuaust «her shook «MMsadton. Ttasr *M eanyMte «teoStls of etwry nation! teat sow aotukl action hi Mumpej The cameramen were members of the Signal-Graus and during DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES Single Insertion, per inch ........................................ — •— — • **’’ Political, Display, per tach ................... .................................... —- •*" Yearly Geetraets Gas Insertion a wetet ------- ------ --------------------------------- — Two Insertions a week ....... ........ . ...--------- — -------------: Dally insertion — ............................ J.........- ....................... Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous AdrerCtstag Rlrst insertion, per 8 point line ..........................................-—•• • -1" Each subsequent insertion, 8 point line ----- -— . »“ Card of Thanks ..................... ..................------------------------- —- Obituaries, per line ..........- ...................................................... WHAT CONSTITUTES A D V E R T ISE «/ “Ail fntgre events, where an admission charge is made or a collection taken is Advertising.” No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders. • DONATIONS No donations to charities or otherwise wlU be made in advertis ing or job printing — onr contributions will be In cash. W HAT COOPERATION B U IL T One o f (lie' far-spreading absurdities o f the W all Street delusion is the idea that W all Street is antagonistic to farming mterests. "Wall Street and all of us depend upon the farmer to help maintain th e general level of prosperity. W all Street as a money market is called upon to finance the growth and marketing of the farm crops. I t helps to finance the distribution of tliesc^orops from the farm to the consumer in N ew York, Chicago, Atlanta, Spokane, London, Rome, Athens and Tokio. Many Wall street hankers were born and raised on farms. If they were not thoroughly fam iliar w ith agri cultural requirements, they oould not hold th eir present jiositions in the financial world. Long ago they found agriculture to lie a barometer of -prosperity. Their garlv rural training and their later financial experience have combined to make the Wall Street bankers peculiarly sympathetic toward the farm situation. In the period of deflation, W all Street suffered pro portionately ns much as the farmer. The aggregate losses of W’all Street banks in those days mounted to a Stagger- . irig sum. This was another evidence, if more were needed, that W all Street is not an independent institution, but m erely an organic part of the country’s business system, necessarily reflecting the ups and dow^s of business. According to a recent estim ate, New York banks, for the purpose of financing floriculture, put out com mercial loans to the value of W llion dollars, hold banker’s acceptances for another trillion, buy commercial paper, such hh cattle and sheep lonns, for a third billion, and carry balances of country banks for a fourth billion. Y Thus W’all Street furnishes a $4,000,000,000 river of credit annually to produce farm products and flout them , ’to m ark et A fter these commodities have been moved to market, _ t h e money used In handling them may return Xo Wnll iet fo r inve«tment in the m oney market and he rwise profitably employed. which «imply can't -go on. Unites thorea a settlement there's hound to be a fight. What's more, ev erybody's bound to be involved, on one side or the other. It’s impossible to be neutral when a general strike’s -on. * A row thats revolutionary in its very nature in a country which owes us as rftuch as England does, to suy nothing of other tier, makes us sit up and take notice It makes our government do so, any way. Nobody who never was In a general strike can b»ve the least real idea how frightfully it gums things up. Some of the dispatches have referred to England’s as only the second in history, the one in Germany at the time ot the Dr. Knapp putsch having been the Handredß <rf Beautiful Wall Pap©» Patterns from whjch to select I of Gifts Graduation O a r Tfritat G ood s D epartm ent < f- fere th e b eet la n w n im ported and dom estic beautifiers - - - «L M A B E H H A B P B p H O UBIG ANTS lin t. * • I This may -be true as to gen-< oral strikes on a national scale, but’on a city-wide and partly on a national scale the South Ameri can east coast had * -perfect epi demic of them directly after the. war, and. well some of the Latin-* Wouldn't it lie a terrible world American diplomats in Washing if children were as had as neigh ton now remember what they bors think children are? were like. The beat of the lot 4 participat It soon will be warm enough ^0^ ed in, as an innocent bystander, let your coal UUls go by w ithout myself. It happened In Buenos Aires— paying something on them. a city of about 8,000,000, so that Biting off more than you' cad it was no small affair— early in chew la almost aa big a mistake 1910. Labor conditions had been bad as going hungry. ly scrambled for some tim:. Spring is when i t 'is evan hard Several Industrie^ had strikes on their hands. Finally they coal to -decide What you wish you esced and a general tie-up was He-' could do. creed. Trouble with having a grouchy look is you seldom get a -pleasant one. * 1CMBB8S ’tar which the w<Mt o f securing eduoattonal tastory teds •bag«*-1 No mattar -andar «tant dtannftJ obeyed. Much of t e a te lo r of the boys in France Was unndtfeed/ and thia applies very much to the men of this unit <tf t e a tekanin corpa. The remarkable-results of their wotte la abowa On ‘’flu plunders FlaM .” wtiieh dleUMy proves that they conataatly Tlskad their lives that Ameriaa m ight aae Just l o w our glorious troops tunned What seemed to be defeat into victory. Mtuiy To Attend. I&ood Roads Meet Hunt the bright thingi-. -Sup pose mosquitos went about sing SNOQUALMIE, W«Bfc.. — «TO « SANTA MONICA? Cal., May 15. ing popular songs instead of hum — The California-Alaska corpom-i •—(U P )—-Delegates from 11 tion has begun «prauting «ta western states will intend the ming. mines and eoke oveas «uHtr teure,1 14th annual convention of the Portland— T h r e e Japanese turning out a produet teltete Jnay ; "United States Good Roads asso- claation here Jupe 7 to 12. Invi steamers take 7,000,000 feat be the forsriuuier of steel «um-, ufaoturlng in the dtasific North-i M tations have gone out to 1500 lumber to Orient. Hillsboro— City will e p « n d West. ■ county supervisors In California, 814,00(0 In paring Gak street. . Artsona, Colorado, Idaho, Mon tana, New Mexico, Nevada, Ore Anlauf—-Baldwin sawmills In gon, Utah, Washington and Wy Lana eonnty, idle «wo y ea n , will oming. again be operated. OUT OUR WAY V^ELL W O o'U ’MEVeR SO U R A f A R M S DOWM! J H O W CAM 1 , . -T tlX H O W »T S OOtHGr YÔ LOOV< 4ÛM ME. WUTH S O U «SfÄHDiWür U H t A -MW4M4? K iO O H A J f M l M / L M A ! 7 A "TE l A. VHOVM r f S GdlMGr i -TO LOOK" OW 4 0 0 ’VUritA h i s poche T s F e n x x iF » SUMGr S H O T S ; AMO ’P t T VROGfc ANOTHMQ6»ei UMLOAD 'T H O s E A x X e n fr - MELLO4ÏLO W bo PABKEß FEN» ' BILLFOLDS F or T he B oys ♦ * -ei a. Fine-ptoce ®r Cajl And See G w FACE BRICK Williams Service SttNbMi CHAIN STORES O f the $22,000,000,000 of foodetolfa purchased in the ted States last year it is estim ated that more than 00,000,000 was spent in the 50,000 tfiialn grocery, stare». fii«n, operating from Chicago owns 3,000 stores, large- levotcd to breadstuff». About ¿,000 drug stores are luCted on the cliain system. One firm controls between aad 700 department stores. A wdolen company has stores and another llfi such establishment». A Balti- e «dw eteaker owns 1,000 stores la various localities, tobacco is “ chained” in 2,000 dixtrihdting shops. An (list pdtofteaseg tw enty stores in New York City alone. Xt is a well established fact that a very large number he great achievem ents of men have been aeeompllsh- by those whom we call handicapped i>eople. aided arar« th«a »««.O dd la r m t e M 4 h a .a te* vraainsesttHug achinery, S on e engineers hare dd M e plant is ¿he moat-acien-- der oondUiana <ff konur. W h ist P the cifoura outefly elidked. the machine guna wad Title fire play- 4 ed a mah staccato aad ovrahead! * ’the big Berthas belched forth ■ death end detestation as slrrap-’ npl sang a song -of fate. These fearless yonng -boys helped record the deeds that m ake it possibles to x say, “They shall not pate." : The baffle fields where bloody action raged for awys are not *fnv only features of the -films— there* will be AhowrerohdethH views it/ the rained -art pdtaees -and rased1 cathedrals. 1 i To ‘the «vetage American very U tile, if way; la tauten of the1 Photographic fleetten of -the Big-1 aal Corps, Arts Wait eotnpomd ttf ■men who at the outbreak at tW war, 4dtt the U rge m eting pic ture studies -of jfcdnrtsa -and went1: to Prance attached to th e V. B? Signed oerpb. t e a t they m ay re cord «ba te h e y W rd ieftetes -often7 gallant man 'tevdr te ere .“ This unit «ta but « 9 8 ttea made t h t e 1; 08 v ' Neighlwrlioods grow into villages, villages into tOWnq, and towns into cities as a result of cooperation, which means people working together for a common purpose. Lower Manhattan, that part of N ew York C ity Where W all Street deals its fabulous wealth, was laid out1 by cows tramping paths across the field. Cooperation has j built there the most magnificent sky-line of brick and stone and steel that the world affords. In the last five yeaTs Miami, Florida, -has jumped from a papulation of 29,000 to a e ity of population w ell into six figures. Circumstances, you say, is the answer. B ut without cooperation riding on fhe crest of the w ave, no oommunity could gather its forces and capitalize ort its resources in a manner as to m ultiply at such enormous i ate. A few decades ago Los A ngeles w as a small M exican pneblo, whose principal industry was hides, whose harbor WASHINGTON— While a gen was dreaded by sailors, and whose brown hills and hum eral strike in England is, of m ing birds created a drowsy atmosphere for any self- course, none of this country's business, yet the recant labor tie- appointed goddess who dared to predict its glorious fu up there was viewed with not a ture. little trepidation by official • These are but illustrations. B ig oitig^ 'are taken be ^Washington. ■ , ?. «. Any strike Ik risky, but an all- cause they afford examples of eoopreatfeft in a Irig way. inclusive one creates a situation They were all small once. Cooperation built fhofii $111; « •W e v- r «he project Wer S p ed a i In tak e A nd ChdHtwft Mawifofld Gaskets bave Tapettfay, Cream H ü t e , C o ld L91WWUL 4NRI kX/iOCl U m . » ' ’ ' * * - ** € ALL A N D INSPEC T *OUW STOCK C A Ä S m -fW L E R LBÄ. OK f a th e H eart of Town