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THE DAILY TIDINGS EDITORIALI and FEATURE PAGE
C. J. READ, MANAGING EDITOR
A 9H LA N D
D A IL Y
T ID IN G S
Giving Meanness No Chance
Sir Bobert Falconer, president of the Univer
sity of Toronto, speaking of. his country and ours
as neighbors, says:
“ It is therefore imperative that in both coun
tries, bound together as they are by common in
terests, a large body of mutual understanding and
good-will should* be. created which fesser persons
with narrow interests cannot flou t/'
.It is a sentence that bears thinking over.. Not
only does it hold the key to continued and develop
ing friendship and peace between the two great
North American nations, but also it suggests some
of the causes and cures of strife among all peoples.
Of course the English-speaking countries are
particularly fitted to attain such mutual understand
ing and good-will. In addition to their strong in
dividual characteristics as Americans or Canadians
or «Englishmen or Australians, they have the com
mon bonds of language, literature and basic ideals.
Bat oil the peoples of the world should be bound
together by common interests and, with intelligent
effort, they could develop a “ large body of mutual
understanding and wood-will." “ Lesser persons"
and “ narrow interests” are the trouble - makers
among nations. When they are allowed to attain
too great strength, wars result. In personal as Well
as national living it is safest and wisest to seek
such understanding and good-will as cannot bo dis
turbed or overturned by petty, narrow, selfish fal
A study club in an eastern city recently was
urged to turn its attention to the conduct of the
young people. One Jpembef suggested that chaper
ones would soon he a thing of the past. Another
declared many girls were going unchaperoned with
boys for buggy rides.
Yes, buggy rides. The members were reenact
ing a meeting when the club was organized 30
years before. But even at that the discussion is
strangely modem.
Substituto automobiles for
buggies and yoa have the up-to-date club meet
ing discussion.
Thirty years have passed and the young pecóle
that the original members of the club worried about
have grown into fine men and women and are now
talking about their own children the same way.
Each generation does it and the mooted ones grow
up to make the elders surprised they ever worried.
It will be the same when today's generation has
grown np. Twas ever thus.
Treasure
A lot of would-be treasure hunters are writing
George Finlay Simmons for help in locating the
alleged pirate gold hidden on Treasure Island.
Simmons, who is curator of ornithology at a museum
of natural history, knows much more about the real
treasure on that island, but probably not so much
about the pirate wealth.
Tbe curator was head of the Blossom expedi
tion which came back from those strange regions in
southern seas with a wealth of information and
with a great variety of interesting and valuable
specimens of bird, animal and sea life. All of these
things add grcajly to the treasure of human know
ledge and are undoubtedly of infinitely more value
than the pirate hoard — if such hoard actually
exists.
Yet the pirate treasure appeals to many and
the real treaaure to few. So contrary ure human
folks.
Galli Curci gives it ont as her opinion that the
world’s most popular song is ‘‘Old Folks at Home.”
“ Sweet Adeline" has never recovered from pro
hibition.
What ever became of the old-fashioned dance
hall attache who went around the premises before
the ball shaving caudles ou the floor.
A British doctor laudg scanty apparel for wo
men and urges them to wear ug little as possible.
Here is one doctor whose advice ig being followed.
,Boenoa Aire« bad a beat wave la«t week which
caused a number of prostration«. Just to rewind you
that the enow isn’t so bad after all.
A» a rule, man doewn’t crave mkcbm as much
as he does the.privilege of getting ahead of somuouo
he doesn’t like.
W. H. PERKINS,
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NEWS EDITOR
By Williams
Crater Lake
In Winter Time
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BY JOHN MABIN
Csrutakto at Crator Laka
Lodge
Yhrawday, November d, te a s
Almost everything and every
body deserted me today. A t one
Unto I saw the Knights sailing
above me almost o at Of sight,
haven't beard thqm calling all
day. One of the bears was upon
Garfield almost to the top, l a was
looking Into the saves and small
openings under the eliffe, house
bunting, don’t yea suppose? I
don’t think he found any thing
that suited him, as I saw h 1 m
coming down to w a r ^ lip timber a
little later.
“
S .
•on Bssfsrs, a soap Murtagh so*
eretJy leads. rito poNo« doctors
the dtstrieS a dsadMuo; Rtaty cop-
tares soma o/ «M pMgsfsrs. /«**-
dtp’s sasptefaos « / M arta«* proto—
DHAPTBW a O s w tta ued
Now, I f Jimmy oenld only find a
motive for Murtagh wanting to
havs his father out of the way. If
he oeuld only connect Murtagh ap
With the wfinlusl operation* off the
Hudson Hostess, fin t troth wee
that Murtagh, to aU outward In
tents and purposes la the social
W e ed the Chelsea district, lived a
sober and rather staid hie. .
To «U outward httaata sad pur
poses I B at there was an Inner
activity that neither Jimmy nor the
other eops knew of definitely, ana-
pact what they m ight True, lay
hinted darkly, of Dan the Dude’s
secret connections with things snd
people under the honest pave
ments. Bat gossip nukes poor
handcuffs.
Vihat Others Say
I t is estimated that there
are 7,000,000 dogs In the
United States. In that case
Springfield has moto than
her share.— Springfield News
T H E DALLES, Ore.,— Ex
actly 32 years to the day, the
Rev. F. L. Johns, who mar
ried James C. Benson . and
his sweetheart here, today
united Benson's young son,
James, Jr., and his fiancee.
The gtris work the men to
a fare-you-wsll— and the
men wouldn’t-b e satisfied if
they didn’t.— Cottage Grove
Sentinel.
One consolation a defeated
candidate has la that be la
not nearly so apt to bo iaveo-
tlgated by tho senate.— Jef
ferson Review.
also to call attention to a
real fact: Redmond to the
heat place In Central Oregon
to locate a normal school.—
Redmond »pokestaan.
There is a growing suspic
ion that the oouatry is more
Interested in stronger men
than In stronger liquor— Mc
Minnville Telephone - Reg
ister..
(L a Grande Chronicle)
More good news: Mrs.
Hsrgdoll denies that Grover
intends to come back to
America.
Gentleman: one who cuts off
a chew Instead of biting it off.
Advertiser: A person who can
expertly handle the truth with
poetical license.
Deadhead: An Individual who
waits until you get yours and
then film flams you out of it.
Operation: A professional per
formance that often seems more
fashionable than It is essential.
Hes Heck says: " I ’ve smoked
5-cent cigars fer forty odd years
ana ain’t got .used to 'em ytt.’
Yes, some ef these modern
shows aro pretty bad. But at
least, remarks an old tim er, they
let Women In to see ’em lo w ,
SE A TTLE — 'T a k e this
home to the little woman,”
urged a sign over a valuable
opal pin in the window of a
jewelry store.
Some one
apparently did, for when em
ployee opened the shop today
they found the
window
broken sad the pin ^tossing.
TURNING THE PAGES
ASHLAND
ASHLAND
ASHLAND
10 Years Ago
20 Y ean Ag<
30 Years Ago
W orth Harvey Cottage Grove, a
form er Ashlaader aac .graduate
o ' <he Southern Oregon Normal
school hero, was np for the Shrln-
er’S ceremonial Saturday, he be
ing one of thn candidates for t>e
trip acroea the bnrnlng sands.
M r, Harvey I t aaetetant eashler la
the First Natloaal Bank of Cot
tage drove. Ha returned to his
W llam ette valley home Sunday.
E. R. Lawrence, who baa given
Ashland the beet music whleh lo
cal tfileut has yet produced and
whs catered to the motion pic
ture levers ef the city with the
highest close of pictures obtain
able at the pretty little Lyric
theatre,
left
Wednesday
for
Grants Pass.
Pl re mas Roy Gearhart Buffered
a sprained ankle snd was unable
to ge ont oa his regular trip Wed
nesday.
Reverend H. J. YaaFoseen snd
wife went to Hornbrook, Cal., this
afternoon.
This-evening ’ at 6
o’clock Mr. YanFoaoen w ill offic
iate at the wedding of Albert F.
Terw illlfier and Sylvia L. Cope-
la ad, of that plaee.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Humphrey
And daughter Lett«, from near Sa
lem, are in the city to spend tjie
holidays with relatives.
Mrs.
Humphrey was formerly Miss
Edith Gunnisen Of this city.
day-
Meantime Jtamy and Rlnty par-
asm
rawmuu aoaw OfiflMbrwW ” mur "71
tf
sensitive to the undercurrent ef
fueling fn the atr. They completed
ctae round sad stopped tor s brief
ehat with Flaherty, to whom Jim
my with gusto and satisfaction re
lated the details of his opening
lag herded into the patrol waaria
there was a fine old Indignation
meeting going on in the warehouse
cellar that served the Boaters for a
headquarters. Murtagh had not yet
quit the place when the runner
same with the bombshell news that
within tea minutes after M b advent
Into the territory Jimmy Ptord, as
sisted by Rlnty, had sent up half a
J.QS ANGELES.— When
Arnold F. W ainwright, 66,
ex-captain
In the British
army, planned his suicide
Wednesday, he made certain
it would be
a success.
Standing on the edge of the
municipal pier at Santa Mon
ica, he fired a bullet Into bis
head, his body fall Into the
LOS ANGELES.— Claim-
lag the name Blanche was
“all wet numerically,” Mrs.
Blanche ;O’Reilly was grant
ed a petition to change her
name to Deborah O'Reilly af
ter an eloquent explanation
Over which the court Is still
pondering.
fight la broad dayUghtTpartiroiarly
la the early ssorntag hours, he did
not feel impelled by haste. Gang
sters and rata had so much fa eom-
mon—creeping from holes to the
dark aad obsearity of night aad re
maining under cover during the
Yesterday there was a flock of
\ ll a e birds flying around bare
and today there w asn ’t one to be
l e n . I woadsr if they have left
me. T t Is about time.
Days ilka, today, when you ape
the birds leaviag, the animals
getting ready ‘ to go, the sao,
though shining hi a clear sky, the
day is cool, are dayg like the
triage ef a dark shadow. H e w
like the chUdrea of the wtld are
the people who visit tbs rim at
this time of year, u t r y staying a
short time, restless aad impatient
while you are here, ever glancing
down the road, th e * ap at the
blue sky, for all the world like
a wild animal trying to scent the
direction of the, coming storm.
You almost run to the car’, down
the road you go as I f you think
that the first flake of enow will
be a six foot d rift.
I finished the batteries today.
I still have my tools to clean up,
but that w ill only take me a min
ute.
The wind Is m ill la the south
west and It blew up light clouds
this afternoon. Thel-e was a good
reflection on the water thia mord-
ing but the wiad soon broke It lip
Temp. H. fig, L ««, R . 14, M. 45.
. •Going to bed- early tonight. SeP
you in the mdrnlng. N ig h t!
A L IM O N Y f o r M S N G IV E N
IN R l'M lA M D IVO R C E LA W
fftnfp easts to a fsnse stop.
dozen of the gang’s choicest hus
kies. This was sacrilege. Worse,
he had even dared to montfen the
name of Murtagh aceuatagly la con
nection with the gang. Tills was
lese msjestel
Murtagh, livid with the rotoanto
seething of Us hatred and rage,
curtly summoned Ms high cabinet
of four close to him. "While you've
been standing hers chewing the
rag Uhe a lot of CM granniee about
what you're going to do thia brat
and his mutt are ont doing some
thing. New Just get this straight
I want action, and 1 want It quick,
cr VU t u n every one of yoa ------
ever to the dicks, sad Tvs got
enough on each of yoa to send yon
ap tor life—
"Maybe that can week tww ways,"
growled Bottleneck.
J8ut Murtagh, boiling, did not
give him a chance to go on. He
shook a * Infuriated finger to Bot
tleneck’s tecs and yellsdt “How
dare yon talk hack, yon gutter
swine—* Bottleneck subsided be
fore tbe outburst of the master,
aad the rest were not a little awed.
A fter all,, a partner and leader to
their crimes though he might be,
Murtagh had the two things whleh
will most surely keep criminals un
der one’s thumb—* strong mind
aad Influence. H e concluded tem
pestuously:
*%tot oat now and go ont flghb
tagl Those other rats**—he eon-
tsmptaonsly jerked his thumb to
ward the loitering rank sad flic of
the P e st e rs ’■ain't got the guts to
stand ap against ona cep aad one
dog. Maybe yoa loaders ain’t ei
ther, huh?"
out ahead, potatiag Hke a finger;
hie taM sUffaned out on a dead line
with his spine—and he stood like a
MOSCOW — (U N ) — Alimony
statne, whinnying low In his throat. has been made payable by either
Jimmy saw the "potat” Instantly
aad raced to Rtety*s sMe. Then he man or woman and illegitimate
saw what Rlnty was pointing at— childbirth totally abolished, in a
Just the hint of a small man’s leg new marriage law adopted at this
protradtng from the doorway of an year’s
session of the Central
abandoned store half a block away.
Executive Committee of the 8tate
"Move up, R lntyl"
Stealthily the big dog padded of Russia, constituting the most
ahead, note lew ahd straight
ahead, tall towing. Paw ever paw, novel, and radical code of family
relations In force anywhere in
panther-like.
Despite his outward calmness, the civilized world.
Jimmy fait cold prickles running
Alimony in Russia now works
up snd down his spins. His own
both
ways.
F it te r party to a
Intuition and Rtaty'e obvious sue
plcion combined to make Jimmy divorce may be required > pay
realise that a crisis was at hasd. alimony for support of tta other.
Of coarse he knew that the grey
leg might t a n eat to belong to a But the duration of slim ,ny pay
hobo Idling la tbe abode of the ments has also been cut down.
.doorway. Som ething told hfan dif In cases o f absolute divorce. It
ferently. Warned him of a ••plant,’’
a trap. Cantlously he unholstered can only continue for six months.
gun aad held tt ready. Bod In cases of separation without
ily the protruding leg was with- divorce, It can go only for a year.
drawn. I t Jimmy wanted anything But financial responsibility
elee to confirm Ms suspicions this
does not end at that period. I f
simple act did IL
“Get him, Rlnty P
.
a child has been born, one of its
The dog leaped forward, but had
taken not a half dozen bounds parents must continue to pay
whoa as pree«plutsly as unexpect for its support until It reachee
edly ks swerved from hie direct maturity at eighteen years of
course, raoed Into tbe sidewalk ■to.
Juries decide on which
and crept along flattened in the
protection of a warehouse w all parent this responsibility is to
Not an Instant too soon. A stab of be Imposed.
smoke and white flame from the
Illegitim ate children have been
doorway, aad the s-s-eplf of a bullet
eliminated
under the naw law,
nicking the cobblestones he had
declaring a ll children legally
Just qtrttl
Rtaty’e ancaaay fighting Instinct, born, whatever may have been
Ms sense of dangers, had served the m artial status of thsir par
him in good stead. Jimmy was not
do fortunate. Be, toe, broke swift- ents at the t in * .
r tor the sheRertag waB, saving
Is ballets for a better target, but
he was dangerously raked by
frontal fir* as he ran.
Glead&le
C. J. Short, of
Jimmy did net knew what odds
rives
“Glendale
be had to face ahead, but there Gold Hill,
was do question of odds or perils
In his ardent young mind and body.
Facing dsngar was hla sworn por-
»d — Columbia K nitting
ttoa. Gritting his toe*, he crept
ploy 60 operatives, and
along ta the wake ef Rlnty, wait
ing tor a chanoe to firs at the hand
grows rapidly.
which now aad than darted oat like
a snake’s larked tongue, fin d aad
waa as qnlekly Withdraw*. •
DAILY BIBLE PASSAGE
Rlnty want ahead without fear or
hesitation, tt Jimmy had needed
Id those days they shall
inspiration the fearless dog would
ray ao more, The fathom have
eaten soar erases, and tbe
children’s teeth are set on
,twt «»CTyoBo-shafl die
roe his wwn totqreM>< every
•raa *h M eedetb the sonth
«rapes, his teeth shall be set
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For aaswor (hd'fear aides, t a i by
Misa Claudia V ilp in , who has Cha Irate Bottleneck, and lathed to
Grant Helman, who la proeper-
Ing In the poultry badness at Pet been vlslttag la Roseburg for a cold fasy by Martogh’s bawling out,
gtartirt grimly to rth a door.
aluma. Cal., is'vlBttlag at hla old few weeks, returned to the city
yesterday.
hems in Ashland for a few days,
having arrived from the south
yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Million started on
Friday evening for
Portland
Mrs.
Sloan off tbe Normal where she will spend the holidays
school facnlty Is spending the hol With her daughter.
idays with her parents in Port
land.
'
Miss Fanale Standard left the
city Friday evening for a visit
Mr. snd Mrs. L N. Shook, who
among relatives In Dongles coun-
left tor a . Southern Caltfornla
tour last week, were accompanied
W ill Spend Xmaa In Medford—
days with relatives and friends.
by their daughter Mias Katie and
R. J. Luke of this city will
M r. and Mrs. John 8. Shook of
Dr. C. W. B arr of Ashland leave tonight for Medford, where
Denatured Alcohol for
Klamath c^inty.
ffpent Wednesday fn Jacksonville. h r will spend the Christmas holl- tors, 21.26.— McNair Bros.
on edge. jer. «1:2», fio.
Here Is tho clearest kind
of a statement that a aoan
m»M face the Issues of his
" fe> an<1 not the Issues
of the lives of his ancestors.
Bach man will be judged
cleraly and detlhljely ea the
basis p t his personal life.
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