Ashland daily tidings., June 22, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

TUESDAY, Jane M , IMS.
ASHLAND DAILY, TIDINGS
(E stablished In 1
f l r t l c l f t thfCt‘ A<p darrled p
the
m rttfi supb at glasses, cups.
Spoon«, tirfr'efa
handkerchiefs
■ W | g M M B > v b ** a y c h articles k rt
They Must Disarm
used fn com meg Witl| <eth»r per­
sons. I f one drinks from • glass
.from ttrevlous use' by persons
whose mouth of 1 ^ -q p p ta ln the
germs of any of these ,/llM M M . he
exposes hlmsstt t o the danger of
B ELG R A D E, (U P ) — Spinster
conti'eHigg t le r i. t ^ i » dshgor "school marmS’J 'tre at a premium
has l ^ f boon r w A f t n ^ t a t y . th e
in Jugoslavia,
Recently there
sanitarians of the country so dl’t has been such a high "m ortality
waif (¿¿nip D o to fte W iailgtenee
art*’ from CupM's »now s that
th a L U ft fth r t effort * u made, to tfcp goVtemmeni has taken
the
r « B h |t r t » r ebfitlWlal danger from m a tte r in hand.
'
this Seg/ce of Infection,
The Minister <tf Education D-
‘ The Oregon State Board of sned g;fftbWh th«t heficeftfrtb no
stat< board to adopt rules an 1 Sroman school teacher could mar­
regulation« against the common ry wlfhAiif Ms coflient add farth ­
H ealth was the ^arlteat of tha er ruled that under no circum-
sanitary ooiicfltlOhs of Afiy na­ ctanoee ¡could a woman teacher
ture should be immediately re­ m a r r y ‘a iBhA who waa also a
ported to the local health au­ school teacher.
thorities.
It not to demand n»e that is. On-
cup apd .fh p common towel, and
sim ilar measures have since bee."
placed op the statute books o f
fdYt/-flve other states.
it Sunday by
Editor
Business Manager
Cupid Is Shunted
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SAFEGUARDING AMERICA AGAINST EIRE
One of the g re a te st w orks which th e N atio n alJB o ard
of F ire U n d erw riters has done in th e in terest of th e p u b ­
lic, was the in au g u ratio n of F ire P rev en tio n a c tiv itie s
in 1892. T his w ork seomed like a hopeless tank a t th e be­
ginning. The general im pression used to be th a t if p ro p ­
e rty was insured, it m ade little difference w h e th e r it
burned o r not — th e in su ran ce com pany p aid th e bill.
If the in su ran ce business h a d - w ished to- follow th e
g isie st road, it could have accepted th is view an d hav e
Charged ra te s sufficient to cover the risk involved. I t
jaw , how ever, th a t it had a public d u ty to perfo rm from
jh c stan d p o in t of e d u c a tin g the public as to th e necessity
gT fire prevention. I t w as an uphill stru g g le to o btain
AND
■jublic cooperation. B u t today, a fte r 24 y ears of fire pre-
ntion activ ity , th e A m erican people are really cooper­
ing in the effort of th e insuran ce com panies to reduce
J r e losses nnd thereby reduce th e cost of insurance, which
menus the saving of liyes an d p ro p erty .
»- The average town governm ent th ro u g h o u t the land
Doing it tomorrow is responsi­
g?alizcs th at if it w ishes low in su ran ce ra te s it m ust en­
ble
for many a patch on the partta
force laws and ordinances w hich keep th e town clean
ftofn the standpoint of rubbish, d angerous bu ild in g con­
. Don't let your brains get
stru ctio n and at, sorts of fire h a z a rd s; and th a t it mUst cle-bound through neglect of
Bfeve, in addition, a su itable w a te r su p p ly and fire figbt- else.
Mtg equipm ent. P ublic schools a re teach in g children th e
g a n g er involved in the carRless h an d lin g of fire. The
fe n e ra l public has been p rtitty th o ro u g h ly aw akened to
the fa c t th a t o u r av erag e an n u al fire lose of $5 p er
|a p ita is th e g re a test in the w orld and a heavy d ra in on
Bad things are usually
worse when Congress
the resources of the nation.
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BRITAIN NERDS BABBITTS
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F u n in a k c rs and B ab b itt-b aiters have th e ir little King
ad the fondness of the " b u tte r-a n d -e g g ” fo r a tte n d in g
« in v e n tio n s and th e like. I^ast m onth a group of B ritish
in d u s tria lis ts who m ade an intensive survey 6f A m erican
m ethods told th e ir associates in B ritish in d u stry of th eir
rfRiazenieiit a t the s p irit of the A m erican business man
and his w illingness to fo re g a th e r w ith his hind at eonVen
------- e v m w ith his co m p etito r — and pool in fo i-
m u i’on and effort fo r the common good.
T h is convention h a b it of the A m erican business m an,
Qie B ritish in v e stig ato rs tell .th e ir colleagues, is th e fac­
to r th a t, m ore th a n any o th er, is responsible, to tra n sla te
it in the w ell-know n K ansas language, fo r A m eiicnn in ­
d u stry keeping its tail light sh in in g in th e face of its
foreign com petitors.
Get Hence
previously
nerve?
OUT OUR^WAY
CH A TTER
has
Bv Williams
s - s - «=>- s T - Q uick * !
COvA/M VA/iTA -iÇi "TfcUT!
U lS M U S C L E S t S
c o m iu ' O O T !
F a c to ry w orkers in New Y ork C ity received an a v e r­
age of $12.81 a week in D ecem lter, 1914, in D ecem ber,
1925, they received $30.73 F o r J a n u a ry , 1926, even th is
last high pay w as boosted to $30.85 p e r w orker. W ages
have increased about 138 j>er c en t; liv in g costs have in ­
creased about 70 p er cent.
These figures, ap p ro x im ately , prevail all over th e
U nited S tates. It is from th is su rp lu s e a rn in g pow er
th a t th e country d raw s the p ay fo r its autos, its radios,
its new homes, its co rp o ratio n sto ck s w ith J15,OOOJJOO
ow ners. W hile some in d u strie s and some Met ions of th e
country have not been uniform ly prosj>erous, these figures
show a general average. B ut e v e n w h e re th e re h as been
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WASHINGTON
LETTER >
THE REASON AMERICA PROSPERS
» l ift io
remarked,
It took, nerve, for Instance to
assure the Pennsylvania Republi­
cans, on whose support he himself
depends that they were “dunder
heads.”
It took nerve to urge a prohibi­
BY CHARLES P. STEWART
tion referendum in a dry Senate.
WASHINGTON—Senator David
It took nerve for a “regular”
Aiken Reed had Woodrow Wilson Republican senator to champion
as his lawyer once.
young Senator Bob La Follett»
Reed was a Princeton freshie..A in thq upper house of Congress.
soph picked on him. Reed grab­
bed a rotten tomato and threw it
at the soph. It missed. It went
through an open window and hit
a nice old lady smank In the face.
Despite his apologies, the old lady
had
jinchod.
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DrtT Wilscn, Princeton exar.
knew freshles and sophs. He
Johp p. Rockefeller says he
knew Reed's provocation. He fel<
We wouldn’t
the ol lady should have accepted never' Worries.
the apoogles. So he appeared for either.
Reed and got him off.
monkeying with them.
Five toes In a shoe during
Thus it will be seen that Reed
has nerve. Nobody can pick on mer are one or » two toes
many.
him and get away with it.
They're picking on him In his
In Afghanistan, kids of five
home town of Pittsburgh now.
Some of the voters there don't years marry; while in America
married coupes ofteA act that age.
Don’t forget that It Is just HR like it because he said they acted
like "dunder heads” when they)
much of a privilege for a friend
Once politicians tossed their
to borrow of you as it Is for you refused to renominate his Penn­
hats into the ring. Now they use
sylvania
fellow
senator,
George
to borrow of him.
them for megaphones.
Wharton Pepper.
| The tip has been slipped to
Hex Hsck says “Some men Is (him that he's due to get his, like
Kangaroos are decreasing in
born with common sense, bwt i Pepper, when the tlme comet,
Australia. Pedestrians decrease
most o' us has to marry it.”
1 Well, Reed isn’t scared. As here.
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4 ok.
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F o rm e r S ecretary of S ta te ( ’has. E . H ughes a sk s th e
governm ent to follow a hands-off policy in re g a rd to oil,
unless Congress, by am ending a n ti tru s t laws, w ill allow
v o lu n ta ry cooperation l»etween p riv a te oil p ro d u cers if
Hteps to lim it o n t|iu t apjH>ar ensentiul.
H e d eclares the nation " d o e s ndt face sudden fa il’
itre o f o il” ; and th a t the in d u stry , if left to its own d r
vices, will w ork out the problem in best in te re sts of p ro ­
d u c e r an d apnsuiner, by scientific research and use of
m o d e rn inventions.
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