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i li TRE DAILY TIÖIHGS ED ESTABLISHED IN 1876 C. J. READ, ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS J.’ ' “ PERKINS, NEWS MANAGING EDITOR OUT OUR WAY EDITOR By Williäms •sttawM h t b a Ashland, Oregon Potootflce afe fceatoM Oltoe tin t! MtMfaw Il'liivti !ii'|iiini|! r u > - b Ä K '. f t S O U ! ID O m T '- A E R t A T A - ir M E > A N - W * r v NA nt T a m s COMMTtitUL^ . e t m w d m e ?. GfeURdL tUTkAM ymould U t B E UOAFtW ? a c ó M M rtiU e .» B t T l i P *7A i T The recent scrutiny of Mars, while that planet Whs bedrer the earth than tlstlal, has brought from Mstfonotners a little more definite infotmatioii as to the possibility of life existing there. Formerly it was thought that the Martin tem perature was too cold to sustain lift, and that there was probably too little atmosphere there, and too little moisture. D r .W , W. Coblenz of-the U. S. Bureau of Standards, who conducted extensive ob servations from the Lowel Observatory in Arizona, reporte that in September the temperatures observ ed on Mars were considerably above 68 degrees Fahrenheit, Which Was the highest mark previously known. Also that clouds were Observed, suggest ing atmospheric conditions not greatly unlike oilr own. This does hot prove that life exists on Mars. It does indicate, however, that it is not impossible that there is life of some sort there. That is Very far from saying that there are men on Mars, or any type of intelligent creatures Com parable to man. We may never khow much more about the niatteh SO terrestrial men and women might as well settle down to learn all they can about this little old footstool of thé Creator, and make the best possible use of it. There are plenty of prob lems here to occupy their attention. i,-1ÎLL H E CDME“ K owTi vne ’ u . BE rhwt c v f OMWHOM a -rz w e s s U £ s 1*4 < O Editors generally have some kind of a howl! Most of the time the objective is a serious wail that “ Aft for Art’s sake,” doesn’t put new shirts on the editoriâl backs. Here is our idea of getting Out a newspaiiet:— It is not a picnic. If tre print jokes, folks say wc are silly. If we don't, they say we are too serious. If we publish original matter, they say We lffck- variety. , ' If Wc publish things from other papers, we’re too lazy to write. If we stay on the job, wfe ought to be out rust ling news. If we’re rustling news, w e’re not attending to business in the office. If we don’t print contributions, we don’t show proper appreciation. If we do print them, they say the newspaper should not be used for that purjiose. Like as not, some one will say we swiped this from some magazine. Now that It’s nil over, it mugt Ixi adihitted that the Itoyal Troup put oh a very good »how. Eventual cont of jloonevelt Highway, Columbia River to California, osi ¡mated Mt $16,000,000 OltilitbiH Hiver PMjier Company ’ h uew merger of papfer mills at Halehi, VancotiVfer and Los Angeles with $60,000,000 capital stock. Oregon lest 225,000,006 feet of timber by fire this Beason. Mean Meoafen Again. nt n «re ia®«? W ttíiioB ¿ n ie showcase f Odd than sues another cause the other’s bees tacked his goldfish. Not first case where a fish been stung. be at the has Almee may be right And the devil may he the biggest lia r hilt we’Ve seen some fortatdAble runner-up. Houdinl left hla books to the Congressional library. Perhaps the congressmen can flad la them some way to pass farm relief. L. 0 . Goodwin today sold his place In western Ashland, one When yeti think you know all About a» thing* you don’t. ,i The average church choir does a better job at gossiping than it H I am n t Those who buy on installments can be said to HVe on the ragged edge of nothing. Good resolutions are o f t e n made so late in life that they can’t be carried out. To get the thing done with the least waste of time and effort Is the mintage of wisdom. Truth Is such a peculiar thing that when you tell It at least half the people will call you a liar. Hez Heck says: “ It don’t speak well fer the dead It. there’s many dry eyes at *the funeral.” mm* k PlOtUTMb lia ’ g glit-Jlo>Tln, *• • il« ndvSI. - Warner neighbdHiooa Lykov, ho—oh. wards!—hoped nutaifted Mm stair* at hla v d/ ttor tow if* —h u t* laddaf. OtototoH, ¿ «to ia latter« to <M AStíLAND ASULAND ASHLAND 10 Years Ago 20 Years Ag< 30 Years Ago Miss Irm a Patrick his bag (he had an extra supply always) and scattered them arouad Edwarg junior. . Add hFs Jhst going to see (hàt Ed ward Jhfilor link the best CnHAt- raas In hla life. And also hla little brother, Robert.” z . returned A Shakesperian club Was or which did anything bnt ornament from Portland Saturday, having ganised lit Ashlahd at the home thg corner At the entrfente of the stopped at Albany and Eugene to • f E ra. A. Johiison last evening. pgfg torn down from the electric visit her friends. She has been It Is proposed to hold weekly a Student at the Benke-Walker Business College, but has been obliged to stop oh Accdiint of fa ll ing eyesight. tMAPTfcft !■<—Continued. i, saty pictured the tldldia tb it á b e brtkedfcd h it mother by drill In roe parochial school. Life r t his rno hlhgton. Misa- pones of clauje gladiators. Ruth t if t k f r o jd Widfilkfctofc. had liked to watch him. He was so « swift and agile, yat nervosa. Hla ïame of Murtagh Mmrtato1 would would b- ash- bayonet slithered now Into the big man’s throat. He twisted It deftly. nbat ont The Intended alanr. cry never be- ifcahly go tomA anything b e ta thad a gar him the gling spout of Jagular blood from probably the gaping throat Quick and si lent. To peel- down into the dugout htih thad Bister Agatha, «ho need Jltomy had to stand on the bead to tfestid hint la th e Sixth grade and e( the man who had Just fallen on whom all tka boys wpre secretly dead in the mudblood welter at hla ?5e* t . i ¿‘»«py .WAS crying. Tears feet I t was a typical German re serve line dugout. Well made. $ s F v s Jimmy could not see anyone. But along. Sobs thdt wAnt through him the voices— English I like chills. They'd miss him at God, had he thade-a mistake in home, all fig h t He wallowed on the night! Killed ad American? the Mdatid of the scene , "we'll He drew back a little and. yanking up the dead man's head, bent to peer at hie uniform coat, hla hel- t ■smws Ha W .h t add ballad ah MdWartt Wat WAb WhAt Sshta «Aid. SfthtA cbkU) dot stop the Meades from visiting the two beys Little Robert celebrated New Year's Eve py getting them. He was not, so ms father Afild, going to be ouF- dode Id Auythldg by Lib Mg hrbtH- e rl Bat even though , Mean Old Measles came to the bouse where EdWard Jdnlob and fiobert lived with their mother Add daddy, Christmas came Inora gayly and gloriously than ever. Santa Ciati« cduld not be showed ont o f the Way by Mead bid MenRlds nt any ode. Neyeg. Never. (©. ili * . WMtarn [•«r>pap«r Unien.) meetings during the w i n t e r htbnths devoted to the study of the famuus author. Permghent ^organization w ilt tie affected kt a meeting to be held At the tome SÜteClUBE POft TH» TIDING« place, Dec. 1*. Mrs. J. L. Myers ahd mother, Mrs. 8. H. Lake, of Eugene, ar G. P. Billings, the well-knOwn rived in Afchlahd BUnday, to Join real estate sad Insurance agent, Mr. Myerg And make their home has Just completed the sAle to therb. Oeo. W. Roper, Who tam e out hare ffdm Ndhrakka some booths Age, df l i d aches of land In the Miss Jennie Bolton has accept G^ P. Myer tract near thb foot, of T h e, Ashland Trading Co. held ed a position as bogkekeper for Oak street, At the northern sub- Itfc ahnual meeting last Monday, the Sunset Telephone Company's rbfc ef tow*. At the price of officers chosen were L. B. Btown, office at Ashland, and entered sjo o. pfesldent: 0 . W . Ghat tin. secre- upon her duties Prlday morning. y; T> 4 . A cklln, treaaurUr and nagaf. These th rto And Wm . Hermiston — Georgs 8trohm H . Smith and Mrs. M ary Butler • Mrs. P a rty Hosier went to Med harvests potatoes worth 21061.84, constitute the hoard of directors. ford Prlday to visit with friends. from 1.4 acres. M r. and Mrs. C. H. 0eL»h and beet Casey. Mrs. DeLafe’s fa ir. have returned Id Ashland im Crook county* arid w ill ra ils Here. They have been lching in Crook county. ( S »wjswe NOW it wgk during tod Christ inas season Whdh eVery one waS busy that ho thought be would just do a good, old mean trick. qqlte know thè reason M r IL Bdt soon he wAs told thkt he had thb Measles. And it was so nice In his lovely home In the codhtry that to have measles seethed so mean, Ao very mean. j Me wondered if Santo Claus was SE A TTLE. — A husband’s afraid of Measles. Some people were because they got Meesléi hnnch has saved hla w ife when they went near b ài who ht>a from in jury. Fearing for hla them or went into a house Where w ife’s safety, Vernon ,F . th e r e w hs Measles. Pavey told his wife to take a But Edward Junior had one of the nicest christinased In n il lire— trolley while he drove the And he bed HAd edvefal df them. fam ily automobile. Tpe ear For Santa ClAoA had been more tu rn « ! over lit a ditch and generous than ever. . 8anta Claus Pavey’A skull was fractured. had cóme the night before Christ mas a id be had heard about Ed ward Junior's Measles. Two large ^dairies In Medford "Well, Santa Class never had helped start the campaign last to stay away on account of any SlcknesA, for lib Had AVery single Saturday by placing seals on child*» bttTfless yedrt find yeAra iOOO milk' cafes. and years and years and ybarA ago when he was a child, aad new be TURNING THB PAGES BACK light fedle At the cornet of his blinding. He says everybody khowA Where Pell’s stand is and h l doesn’t need the ugly signs any V* "i that Martogl «taira ,« Main New, fob cah M a* tor yourself what a mean old creature kb la when tliat la hla Idea Of a Christ inas present So he went anfl called dh fcdward Junior and he tod* ttld Measles Ifa B R O O K LYN , N. Y., A fter catching mice, disposlhg oT fish heads and performing other household duties for many yeAra, old T o tt, Pet of Mrs. Herm lne W Utsik, suf fered a f it Sunday Add bit his mlstresA and her two as tonished daughters, where- ever he could get a hold. They Went to a hospital while three policemen disposed of old Tom w ith revolver shots. a in c in c r acre, With house, fru it, etc., to Halfway — Idaho Power Com 8. O. Shattuck of Port Klamath. pany buys 6 1-2 miles Cornucopia M r. S h ittu ck w ill remove to Ash Mines electric Hnb, and w ill serve land soon fo educate His children Carson and LaAgrell, as well as Id odt schools, r mafiy farmers. . Em il Pell has had several signs ’ N H W T d N , Wad. The seat covering of A sleeping car provbd a safe hiding place for Mrs. T lllle A l bright’s 1 176. Although abb dreamed of having lost the money, and Although she ac tually forgot to take the tidy sum when she le ft the train, a porter found the cash and It was lAter returned to hfer. The bkftaio has become the qbarfy of many big game hunters; the one on nickels. Do you remediber When the Jolly storekeeper used to M W .BLf l- éá. J r it was when no one was notic ing him that ho hurried about to do hla very, venr naughty work. W v e heard df him WrforA. Hla ently from othets. His friends are all mean, too. Onq of Ida friends la Mumps, an other is Saa|- ShefeU Ahd toother la Carrie Cough) the Tenall Twlna vtfe his friends when they cause trduhle. Aha a dumber df others. Of dOurdd, MB IS dot AveU friendly enough to talk and plfey and have a good Ume with hla friends. They Simply are hla friends, because they are meah, too. Not because they go atoriad together or AM« each other. , | , So Mean Old Measles decided he would pick out A very nice small Hdy thia time and phy him S holi day visit. T il go Add see hint fet CBHst- jnas tuue,” and hla mean old tare looked meaner than ever as he spoke to himself. ‘ There Id EdWAfd JUhldr Add I ’Vs never called on him , before. I think J wlU go and sea him and g|ve ii**1 I*1 P ’rl8tinag bmaent of the ì /Cr.P.'AhtLisiM^,. AND W hat has kbcdbk of the pld-fashlohed jurym ad ¡who never loAt a ease? 1 1 || 2 B I 1 '4 It Any one elae would have said a had, old mean trick. S&r • * — y «■».— Unfortunately we catiiiot (infestióni thé trtitHful hess of the speaker’s remarks. But we can advance just as Mood argument on the other side to show what a aeceht, kindly, honest country this, is. We can show him that we have millions Who are good laW-abiding, God-fearing citizens. The crimihd element Is In a minority. This is not Such a ba< cohntry aa some of the critics Would like to pain it. They continually preach of its faults but are Blow to notice any of its virtues. h o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o w w o o o rto HOUXW ’m R O P E 8 u T i A A - r 7; i V d A S OUUW J k A u s o d *! ' n I > ' ’ -¿ V » 'V-V’S My MARŸ d toU U M pOMttefc M l T less M O ftE W O R tf! IE 7 ’ A speaker at a big clitirch gathering in the south told his listeners there was more money’ lost in the United Stntes last year, as a result of crime, than the whole internatioilMl w&p debt amounts to. He was out to find, fault with thé tiôtloft and he did. He found that there are more divorces in this country evetÿ eleven dâvs than there are in Great Britain in a yeat; that there are six policemen kill ed in Chicago to one enUiindl and that there are more criminals in the United States by 50,000 than there were soldier« in the combined armies at W ater i 1 ? LJ Evening ö ü 4 T L ,u e o is committee GUWG OUUbiQE «5)06-TÜ'> PUBLISHED BY THE ASHLAND/PRINTING CO, . ‘T o r whosoever, shall keen the whole tow And y<*t offehn In one point; he M ghlltÿ df a lh " Mae. 2 il0 . Some of our so-called re spectable , cltigims whp try to get by with little dtlnklhg hdW ahd then need to read* this. They are Just as guilt», and In the earns class as fhe boot legger, and are deserving of the tome punlshineht. A man’s position Should not shield him from proeecutlok. A police ddg tttherea to a poti. Kai a mere, Mr. Muftagh. I —I want to met design. H< he aldns With my msmorlek------ " ten AO? A AAi T h ai Rath. SAngAfcr type o Jimmy v*e jreeaing so blttsrly » J”1*™- prJ**M ao* that heforgot t opt op crawling cultured, with i when the V e rt lig h t lit up No * a a mcsb fadn’s Laid. Itorgot where he was Cdetolon, thoA And Where he was going—until. In Pawner. HAM c spell of pitchy darkness, he fell leaned lncautlo headfirst Into a German trench! .* ‘<l L tl’ uheXptCt.« drop that JArred him out of the setf-eettsfylaa glut th “ J ? * 8“ of maudlin fancy and back to the deadly reality of the present. Ruth ÍSí'ffeSÍwd do«to HUddtsds et Ar sIg» of htm war moment a grenads In onet In the bowels, a ifigk. m ig h t-herháfes was vlsitlhg Ruthle ite, cheering her up, . ? mad J^Sfey1 had kiUAd mast have been eae of them. There was an- naftr! Jimmy start- M to fehll up quickly. The large police dog looked up And growled. But fefetere the Officer ana Yhnk M ,eeP M "* Mffitor was ea hiq feet, oaf of the entrance—only to find M aaalf a target for the swlft- IF fehtogtog bdyoaet Cf thé Aecond toWnVsr of the oglcet’e hedTguard. eldom reckon. Piva who had oome unexpectedly. it six or tau ri hoUrs—or i ?• hand tastlnctlvely lock, there. Jlmtay About seven a v is a ¿ r a t My would targAt to Nom hlA threat and turned It Aside - h u t , feghl the death grig he had takes made the celd steel bite “Oh,** Ruthle would hhve said to through the teadotii ahd ¿ » h of that wish, "what • torriMs thing to M t etoeed «ugéto—to t ie hdne. wish aayeae!” But U did not Paralysed his hand. He could a«t seam tstiroie th. Jimmy—to a mau Who afeetit h it days trying to ether mea heoaase they happened UN* theOsrmah1« fett, stunned, hl M ott, Jimmy,quid Oregon’s 2,000,0(10 sheep pro Medford —- Owen Oregon Lbr. duce 18,000,000 pounds of wool Cfei W ill sooh have <1,000,000 whleh brings 2 H .0 0 0 .0 fi0 : an plant in operation, to cut 360,- nually. 1000 feet a day.