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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1926)
ASHLAND DAILY TIDING S the condition of The Air ¿. •• S SAN YRANCIBCO, < W > Strenuous aUdsfM |rain ih < Intend ed to prepare girts for competition in O n fc s fc m s W tr a e i and Held — ...... Bditor News Editor Telephone 39 meet was condemned by D r. H er b e r t * . Btols, state superintendent of parent educajten, i n k * blen- nial report t o t k e California state hoard of health. , "H igh eehool girts should not engage in strMoous a|hlstiea if they are to mature into the .mothers of tom orrow /’ he de clared. D r. Btols, form er state snpsrln- tondeat of physical education said that he had received tbe backing o f the m ajority of CaSfomta high1 school principals in his effort to ■tamp Out strenuous competitive athletics fo r girls. *T have no- qaarrei w ith ath letics In mode ratios,” h e . said, hut I am opposed toWOcb a e r t ^ straining, atrengtk-eagter athletic events for girls a* fha ISO yard dash, tho S20 yard dash, high hurdle race* aad other athletic endeavors in w hU » ns high school dri should he allowed to 0 pete.” 6 *<l 1.95 3.76 7.60 One Month ». Throb Months Six Months, ». One Y e a r .;----- DISPLAY ADVERTISING ■tie lasertioa, per Inch ___ RATES Political. Display, P«r lach - ....................... 7.7777777 -, . ' ‘ Yearly Contracts One insertion a week Two insertions a week Daily lasertioa - , - y _______ _ ___ _. . J ? ***“ ,o r !* « ■ * and Mfeeellaneous Advertising Wrst Insertion, per 8 point line —________ . . Each subsequent H /s tk b a . A jptdat line ______ Card of Thanks - — A A I - ; ' ■ < * ■ Obituaries, per line ------------ 7 . 7 -77777 77777777 r. collection 2 2 ? i X W M W n tT JT B S A D V E R TIS IN G S ? - “ * dml” 16n «• ,« •< !. o r a __J*0 4**»»* w«* bi* „ , -BaUgtom or Benevolent Ordon^ DONATIONS in r « ï 0^ 0^ 0« .’ ? 0 Charit,e’ " otherwise w ill be made In advertls- n g or Job printing — oar contributions w ill be in cash. W 4 l L MMAXS, P0 IT The Ashland chamber of commerce should lose no time in accepting the generous offer of the management of the! FlortiJ Society exhibit in transporting this rennrrh- able display of flowers to Crater Lake foi- further slop in g over the wfeçk-end at Crater Lake Lodge. ?.v Ashland is justly proud of her flowers. They jflay an important pàrt in the general beauty of this most delight- i'1' fd ), and the .opportunity of thus sheading the fame of the city’s floral wealth is too valuable to be lost through inactivity.' * v Hundred» of people from many far-off cities And states «will bt> at Crater Lake national park-alpd at Crater ï.akè lodge over the \veek-eftd. An exhibit of Ashland flowers during these two or three days will be worth to Ashland many times the cost in time and money. It is a golden opportunity for spreading Ashland’s famé afar. It is to be hoped that the chamber of commetee will avail - N E W YO R K C IT Y , Jhrty 16— (U P )— The temporary brook in the boot wovo w^ieh prevaUed-on < the east coast for the past two < dags with a.heavy |o ll of death, < today .brought relief to some sec l I tions but the weather bureau was ’ unable to forecast a general end of the'spoil. ( U P ) — Now cornea the haaotacy- tom etar teeter, which w ifi ten you whether the »am ber o f red end white corpuscles ih ybuv blood hue beeq correctly counted. Thè proportion of red end white cor- B Y C H A R LE K P c STWW a RT NBA Service W rite r ; l»een successfully representing the people of his county iu If anybody knows the figure. procuring the passage of Senator Stanfield’s tax relief Madden does. He doesn’t say bill. . - "“about” so much, either, rfe sets Mr. Gorp was one of the first to perceive the possibil the sum down, to the last 66, and, ity pf the 18 counties of Oregon getting from the fed if there had been any, would havq eral government the five million dollars whic^i was lost included the cents. , > in taxes when the Oregon and California land grant lands Representative A- J. GrtfHn, al reverted to the government. It was lie who started the so an Appropriations Committee movement during the dying dnys of last year, and it was member, , , , . o. not long ago named 623,- he who went to Washington to push through the bill,. io» „ c e 2 the ”n“ Clal *’ lowaace In the interest of Vol remaining there uijtil it had been signed by the president. stead law enforcement, but Mad Mr. Gore is returning home to his friends and neigh den says Griffin omitted a great bors^ conscious of a wprk well done. And the people o' many Items. Jackson county are glad of the opportunity to give him The Tatter took into account only tl)e maintenance of tbe pro this spontaneous and rousing welcome. hibition unit and the eng»» Speedy steps should be taken by the proper <uty offie ials tpyepair the mineral water fountains at the Southern Pacific depot if Ashland is to escape criticism and un desirable publicity from the hundreds of people who pass through the city daily and who are unable to quench theirjjiirst at these bubbling fountains. Thjs city has an enviable reputation as n summer i*soct|It»'litbia water and its-other mineral waters have playitT.a-leading-paVt in bwaging to Ashland the fame which Is justly hnr And now if Ashland fails.to guard her ¿uscral heritage^ the years of effort in building up her reputation lor health-giving waters and as a summer resort will have lieeu lost. Thi-m iheraf wafer fountain at the Southern Pacific station is too valuable as a civic asget to be allowed to remain idle while tourists and travelers complain that the city w pot fulfilling her promise to the visitors. ' N SW BLOOD TEST DBVXC* " CXMIN1W MMD O O W U M U M WASHINGTON, Poly 28.-— (U F WASHINGTON Whatever else onA may think 6f prohibition, It’s difficult to deny that dry en forcement machinery Is expensive. HONORING “ BILL’’ GORE Representative Martin, B. Mad- 'den, In putting lta cost for «lie —.•■--yu, -current '«urNMrt f f i e b a r 6*4 i ^ » . ; awajM’rotn-ThHr-WDrtr’trtmoiTow t e f i i ii g ronid not go- ,10C, foCsè speaks with authority? ag wrong iu joining the demonstration nt Medford in hóuor * chairman of the House Appropriat of William II- Gore, upon lus triumphant retnra from io n s Committee, which dpaftetf afdiington, D; C., wjiere fop the past two months he has the legislation fo r continued war on rum. ’ * 1 * ■ REPAIR THE FOUNTAINS VkÒ‘touter la an ia itra m e a f wjüçh baa boon inatallod in tfw U .'S . «eg o o n Gonoral’a dopart- moirt U d H la displayed at tho S o W n iM tU n la l Exposition at Pbiladolpkla no another evidence of Yankee invention. Tho lM trnm ent utilises the in- terferpace of light waves in its operation and according to the Bureau of Standards will insure Inn” work and 'càùrt and prison expens-*' ■ ee growing put of the federal gov-' ^rnmeqt’s effort to dry the coun tr y Up.’ ! ' ,js # ' J That «41,713,106 actually, w ill . be spent an prohibition during the? fiscal year 1926-7 doesn’t neces-'w sarlly follow . [ It’s been appropriated, how ev-K Takflrtoo mueÀ exercise and ypn er, a n d . experience teaches - t h a t L et m uscle bound. Think too seldom le there much left, by the R fiscal year’s end. o f hny governJS| iuch and you burst a brain cell, io hum m ent;m oney whose nse Congressi *. J Pinched for funds/ for th eir'a x - penses hays been m ounting unin terruptedly, year by year, since the first prohibition appropriation of 83,376.000 was made. liant year it w as thought an ade quate allow ance really, had been made. Yet, for i» 2 6 - ir , it was found necessary to increase it by 613,167,406, if Madden’s book keeping Is tp be accepted as cor rect. ' • .»vzvov tutu« » w u t »U U*U UtfilW « a t Is when you leava a c*f< yo« may g o t a new one by m istake. ' W hat if you had* to wait as long lor a doctor to com« as be has to yrait to get his m on eyt ♦ Kills Himself in , Springfield Jail k « .. . M. OUT OUR WAV TBe early bird catches the dick mows the lawn. ers when be The kiss is the root of il; also of much good. much Bv Williams f SO O LL' S TA N D R ig h t in th o s e . C O R N E A S TIL L V o u FS E U ^/O O CAN GET A LO N G Tt> G tT R E R ! -fH E k /E R S ID E A k A BROTHER ANO -X S lS tfe R Q uA R — B V S A A '7 !y >n it*s teething -------- grasshoppers were, larger they oould get Jobs at soda fountains. O. Cook, 42, a railroad em ploye, asked to be allowed to spend th e-n igh t in a cell in the guard’s dry activities. county Jail. Once in the cell he Madden Includes also tbe Jus hanged himself with his suspend- tice Departm ent’s prohibition ers. a P*PeW I^M A new York theatrical producer 6»c«»tly died » t 61 Without ever kpving been in Jail at all. D on ’ t get the idea old pipe’s in his ttecOnd childhood and cutting teeth fust because he bites your tongue half off.. . ' ' ' V - / » * T hat bite” means that there’s som ething ’ wrong with your tobacco: either, it isn’t rneOowed properly or k isn’t cut fftoperly. ’ . If it’s the least bit raw or green it’s naturally harsh and hffey.. , while find? cut or granulated tobacco hums too fast and smokes hot and raspy. P ipe tobacco must be well-mellowed.. . it mu5t be cut to-burn slowly. And that’s exactly wky D octprs o f Pipeology recom m end Granger Rough Cut as a sure-cure for “pipe-bite.” For th e fam ous old W ellm an Recipe gives Granger a rich, spicy mellowness,. , a mellow ness all its own. A nd being rough cut, its large flakes bum slowly and smoke c o o t .. without the «lightest trace o f any b ite.. . Granger fe.PiPE THE HOMS TOWN PAPER istics recently compiled in the east and cover- failures over a jairiod of "yeafs showed that Iwwncss houses which efoaec) their doors through frouUles an average of 75 |jereent”faj49d to ml- in daily newypaiMirs. Indeed, in one city jt was hat 92 percent of the failures were firms which buy . «¡pace in daily newspajicrs. ‘ “:ly newspaper is just as innch a pu.hlie utiljty Lplant, the water plaat or similar public nocm- ' ally of the enterj»rising, puigressive merchants They will tell yon that their newspa|»er ad- l)»ortaat part of their business; that they ‘their daily newsftaper as the only certain, of getting their message before tho • ? . *- kept quart long ctumgii to *Ifct tiatf-«ia»d «In tl fo ftf rftâ “T H E S IL E N T èA T rt E Orongcr Rough Cut « made by tke,LjU ^ Tobacco Company