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'■i I THE DflIUY TIDIJMGS EDITORIAL an d RÈA C. J . R E A D , MANAGING EDITO» ESTABLISH ASH LAN D D A IL Y T ÏD IN G S I D Ö M r T T f iiu K * l U o u u f uW fc.-» - T f t x r k fc U b tw a C mgkw IW t ÏO * < > U R V Q O R K I. H i u w t a -iw * o o c r W h ile so c ia l and eco n o m ic c o n d itio n s vay*y w ith in d iv id u a ls th e fu n d a m e n ta l la w s w h ic h g o v e r n th e p roper a d m in istr a tio n o f o n e ’s p e r so n a l a ffa ir s are the sam e e v e ry w h e r e. s A m a n w ith an in oom e o f $1,000 a y e a r m u st liv e on a d ifferen t s c a le fro m o n e e a r n in g $10,000 a year. A m an w h o se in co m e is $100,000 a y o a r m < £ ad h ere to still o th er sta n d a rd s o f liv in g a n d y e t b e w ith in th e m ea n in g o f tr u e th r ift. B u t th is d o e s n o t m ean th a t a n y o f th e se m «n w ith th e ir d iffe r e n t sta n d a r d s o f liv in g , a r e ” n eV ef ju s tifie d in w a s te fu l p r a c tic es. R eal th r ift is th e e lim in a tio n , a s m u ch a s p o ssib le , o f e v e r y fo rm o f w a ste . T h e s p e n d in g « f m o n ey in w a y s th a t a r e u p b u ild in g to th e co m m u n ity , h e lp fu l vt o o th e r s and b en eficia l to g e n e r a l b u sin e ss is W ithin th e m e a n in g o f true th r ift. T h ere i s j u s t a s m u ch t h r if t in v o lv e d in p ru d en t sp e n d in g an d th e w is e a d m in is tr a tio n o f o n e ’8 fu n d s a s th e re is in th e m ere s a v in g o f m on ey. M C H « fc H iK o d f A i 'AT G U 'V iS MAVÚM A F û S ffÎO N OtfT OF sA JO B » / -T he W a gim p ly c a n ’t a g r e « w ith D r, A . C. I v y , noted p r o fesso r o f p h y s io lo g y a t N o r th w e ster n , w h o an n ou n ces th a t th e sto m a ch is p r o b a b ly th e m o st stu p id organ IA th e hum an b o d y . H e Illu str a te s h is op in io n b y e x p la iftin g th a t i f a to y b a llo o n w ere in trod u ced in fo i t and in fla te d th a t sto m a c h w o u ld start in to d ig e s t it ju s t a s th o u g h it h a d a fu ll m eal. I t i s p resu m ed th a t h e h a s in tro d u ced nu m erou s to y b a llo o n s in to nu m erou s sto m a c h s an d o b serv ed th e la t t e r ’s r e a c tio n u n d er a ll c o n c e iv a b le c o n d i tion s. B a t, b y g o liie s , is t h is su ffic ie n t w a rra n t fo r a w a r d in g tba+ o rg a n th e b in e ribbon f o r stu p id ity ? U n d o u b te d ly i t illu s tr a te s t h a t th e sto m a ch hag a on e-track m in d . B u t a o n e -tr a c k m in d i s n ot necch^ sa r ily e v id e n c e o f 100 p e r c en t s tu p id ity . W o u ld it n ot, a s a tn a tte r o f fa c t, b e an e v id en ce o f s till g r e a te r s tu p id ity i f th e sto m a c h w ere to g iv e u p and n o t tr y t o d ig e s t th e b alloon ? T h e stom ach is n o t • p e r m a n en t b o a r d in g h ou se. I t is a w a y sid e in n fo r th e m a tte r th a t tr a v e ls its w ay. D ig e stio n is it« o n ly m ea n s o f k e e p in g th e lin e m o v in g . W h en an in fla te d b a llo o n h a p p en s a lo n g to b lock th e tr a ffic th e m o st se n sib le th in g th e sto m a ch can do i t to s e t a ll h a n d s to w ork c le a r in g i t o u t o f th e w a y b y th e p rocaty d ig e s tio n . ' • ' * ’ W e h a v e a p r iv a te op in io n th a t th e sto m a ch is n o t n e a r ly s o stu p id a s p eo p le w h o go around s w a llo w in g to y b a llo o n s a n d g r o u c h in g b ecau se th ey h a v e d y sp e p sia . F o r ty -fo u r s ta t s le g is la tu r e s are b u sily g r in d in g o u t latre th is MKmth. Y o u n g m an, becom e a ju d g e ! T h e c r itic s a g r e ed “ Abie** Irish R o s e ” w a s tr a sh . I t p la y e d its 2000th p erform an ce recen tly . M a y b e th e sh e w s till E ar a chance. r ’W B b í , A t T Ó R M ‘ó 1 IA at ¿ -ík * B u t-L H A © A H N te p -« M t DO»H* H c rtW lM * • S c S k a « a 2S boov Suse <HO Pi ß ü T H < O O M © »T , < 0 t M - H '- T W C e o U - H fc te a M A ö t ö Ä i 4 am * » s ' f h M i w - f ’ V d n feA M AH' H < H A * A E A E tf J lM K 0 0 © / , a u / ti a U K C H »M M A K 6 S A B o s s v o o K v 'i£e O H E o F T H ’ H E .V F ! i P Ü U 4 K Í SNO Rtf Ó G T vO F H lS H A f! / peac o c k a w o ì ^ é is HbaOA LONDON — The house of eomawns hka two shingled ■stabera, Mrs. H ilton P hll- ipson, form erly Mabel Rus sel, a musical comedy star followed the eaample of Mias Elton W ilkinson, rod haired Inherits, and had her ‘ Yocka a h *« . Lady Aetof, the duehtea of A thòl, Mias Su» aan Lawrenoe and Mias M ar garet BAndftold atilt wear long trasse». < 5 H ‘ eouC© J e w u ^ / V< X _ z -a S p Cr.rt’.^ dL L iA i^ e, maar ar ma saaMtorm K iwö » PARIS — A tan b ill for one centime, worth one tw enty fifth of a cent at pTOSent rate of exchange, had h * M Sent obf by the meth odical French tak dspart- dMAt to the widow of any arm y officer. A charge of 2* centimes fo r notification and one centime for ever- head chargee were added by the ten coleOtor. The widow M id I t pottage atampa. park , n . i . — Charging tha two vauatear tire companies which pro test this community w ith h aring failed to rsspoad to MB alarm recently In which a man was killed, the town ship hae terminated the con trast With the fire compan- rite te e n testified they w*Te prevented from ro- ■pondtog because the engine company’s truck had no gas in th * tank and the hook S id Udder truck had two flat tires. AND One faM- Is worth ''hunch«*?’ (Salem Capital Journal) a hundred ¡i -■ Fashion and folly saving* account loW, A woman tenet h ate bargains, «10 m atter hoV mttch they dost. > T ru th has Us good points, bat i f won’t take yon into bflclety. About the only thing Coflgres* hasn’t monkeyed w ith la the ell» * I f somebody didn’t raise hell occasionally there would be no progress. Hez Keek says: "T o u ’v got to give fat men who wear traits In stead of suspend«)* a lot o’ credit fer th j.r courage.^ Left Cor Vacation— C. K. Richardson of the Lithia Springs hotel left yesterday for a VseaUcn In southern California. » Lett fa r C. B, Thomas of Bush street left yesterday mernlng for Chico. Cal., Where he w ill spend several days on a combined business and pleasure trip. Governor FattarSo* would do V e il to end the perpetual legislative squabble over fish commission afafira by re moving at least two members of the pTOaeat commission and appointing in th e ir place Ing fam ilia r w ith the in dustry and take It out * f polittoa—a t toast far hl* term. There la altogether too mueh at stake to tempor ize longer w ith Inefficiency and faverltlam, os portrayed by raceat aottvltlda which have reduced the .commis sion’« financial 'a ffa irs to bankruptcy and Ha activities to chaos. s’ Vldfll When a herd of healthy kids select the sidewalk In front of your domloile for a roller skating rtoh, ftarlT back to the days when you ware youag yourself before ealling the town marshal.-— Dugur Dispatch. Borne folks ato *ucb blockheads that Wa wonder Why they don’t get eplintore In their brains. (Cottas* a rove Beatii A man without nteMtl of U ttia use to anyone anything. Few friends are M Stead fast that they won’t gossip about you behind your back. , 10 Years ^go 20 Years Ago Mlgfl Yoda Brower has gone to T. B. H ill* ha* said the remain Cfcbn, Cal., where she Will visit ing portion of the old J. Wagner fo f M flM time. homestead, inclflding about i l * feet frontage on Granite strtet and about an equal frontage on Iteaah H. H u ll returned r«esm- M ill H teet t * RVd A. BWank of ly froth PoPftland, -wh«TO b * Portland, for the reported con a woB* hg the natives with a gaudy sideration of 93200. oowBey o u tfit. F . W . Baker has purchased the Granito Hall 1M, corner Church a id High stNM, He expects to Mr, gad M r*. Jack Beagle will Improve it. tah* alterge of the Columbia Calh MWn. MPs. Lou Hargrove Mrs. J. R. H a rt (nee Mts« Su and M f*. Blanche McBride have bean managing this popular eat sie Dickey) of this city, who has been visiting home folks In Ash ing plans. land. baa returned ta her horn* là AlaStoda. Cal. Pupils of Miss Calkins, Min Vdnderaluls and Miss Dsns will ptea a pnbito rosital la tin Presbyterian church next Friday. '*• .“V * , Tuesday, November 80, 102«. Two down and eight to go! T ru ly thia dtOflth has departed on wings. I "want out ahd tried to gat some pictures again today, but every time I would « a t up. the fog and snow would Sat down. I aaw th e 'la k e today, the flrat tlflto in several dayg. shell seems at teas S* to how he Will conduct the winter. A few d«ya ag« fed Bad a dandy* ■tart; 11 degree», lota of clouda and wind, and seemed to be go ing atroag. hut every now and th a t something* would go wrong and It would rain. Tonight there Is a chanook blowing and you can hear the ice falling from the eaves and the aide of the betid ing. ao there fo a thaw on. t a k ing all Is a ll the storm king had net done so bed. Ha started the l t t h and since than he Baa cov ered inoat o f the tent house», built a twelve foot d rift on the south aide of the Lodge and on the north the snow is even w ith the lower landing of the fire escape, th e re are banka of overhanging drifts bn the rim that reach e e l ten feet or more, they are very pretty to look at h at It is not best to try and walk on them yet awhile, t h e d rift in fro nt of the Oemmnnlty House is just even w ith the roof of the porch. W o rk— W orked on table lamps and shoveled snow o ff the fire es capes an d m a d e o u t rep orts. T h e last is not lekst. W eather— The day cloudy; wind southeast; snowfall plifbe last observation <«.0; precipi tation, 74 in ,; depth of snow on ground <0 iff.; tamp., H . 3d; L . » ; R. S. M. 11. tetro fd/vd/barale» fan, than a made th* «e«« for tha Te a ll intents tad purposes It looked like an accident—a carom •hot misjudged. Taken nnawaraa, y o u and bar sxaltatton of Abner Gratiaan. tM *t**d rooted t * t B * ta rt taa h te r “ f t * UMU gronp Who Isolated ta frig h t . "ftMM ttt VMt wsfMtf Abntr that Be van «Ba particular object ot the Ms interest by M W . While the crowd la general to n e d to the flatd and with hand dapping and cheer« acclaimed the guttering victory of th e . saffron Jeneyed A rgentina, who were riding off to too padtete. It waa a wall merited tribute, te a that would have been paid anyway to their bfCHlut phisk, If not to their rtstary. had not Raaay Forbes' gfeetdM play gone so anana- In sly to ptoses. halta aim, and ha remained trans fixed, ilka the fascinated pray ef a cobra, his eyes wide with a strange dread *S O nto watched the spheroid dnoomiag BTOard hl» head, But in that flatting split second, when the fata of an Interloper*» a)ma trembled, In tod balance and hoflrtfled Watdters caught and held thou* brdatha with audible gasps, aotnethlng want wrong. Bom* late of power la the M t Some petty miscalculation that re-1 duosd Its parabola ef flight and denned the hall to descend, flick the etone men of character and stand» TURNING THE PAGES BACK ASHLAND Crater Lake In Winter Time F üwvj M I What Others Say ¡ R o GH bllb The Stomach By William« OUT OUR WAY Hard Work and Thrift IXAlUg UUOV WW UO»VU Vj CAAAVn AA VAAV/J A1<AVA VAACBV WV piC' sum e th a t w e sh o u ld be W ish ing f o r so m e th in g else. A s a m a tte r o f fa c t th is c it y h a s th e g r e a te s t p o s sib le p a y ro ll th a t cou ld c o m e to a n y co m m u n ity in th e p o u ltry in d u stry . W e h a v e it a t o u r v e r y door step . I t cou ld be p rom oted W ithout m u ch c o s t and there w ou ld be ca sh r e tu r n s m ade to h u n d red s o f fa m ilie s e v e r y d a y in th e y e a r w ith o u t th e b la r in g o f brass b an d s th e a w a r d in g o f fr e e site s, a n d a ll oth er erDheliahmente th a t g o w ith th e lo ca tio n o f a n ew In d u stry. t/u iiiy .*; W e p resu m e th a t th ere h a s to b e jn s t so m u ch con versation b efo re th e re i s a n y co n c e n tr a te d a c tion , b u t w e b e lie v e th a t th ere h a s b een en o u g h tim e w a ste d in ta lk in g a b o u t it, w e fu r th e r b e lie v e th a t e v e r y w eek or m on th th a t g o e s b y w ith o u t so m e th in g d e fin ite b e in g d o n e is j n s t th a t m u ch op p or tu n ity lo st. * T h e d u m b e r o f C om m erce o ffic ia ls h a v e op p ressed th e m se lv e s a s w illin g to ta k e th e in itia tiv e in th is m a tte r, an d th e s u g g e s tio n h a s been m ad e th a t a com m ittee be a p p o in te d w h o se sole d u ty sh a ll be to g a th e r d a ta on p o u ltr y in d u s tr y a s It is rela ted to A sh lan d . T h en w h en th e ir w ork h a s been com p le te d w e h op e th a t a g e n e r a l m o o tin g w ill he c a lle d to th o r o u g h ly d is c u s s th e ir fin d in g s an d w ork o u t som e d e fin ite p la n o f a ctio n . W . ft. PER K IN S, NÍWS WHTOB ASHLAND 30 Years Ago E. A. H ildreth, fc*., DOguty Supreme Commander of the Maccabees, accompanied by Wm. Fox and Al. H ildreth, Jr., of Granite Tent, were at Grant» Pass Saturday «Veiling t * laotall the offeers of the tent there. M r. and Mte. F , ftbpar left thi* morning for Ban Fraflcldco, to visit their daughter, Mte. Osd. G. C arr In K ern county, and spend some time at the fair. . Miss Carrie Roper w ill start wthfa a few days for Seattle, Wash., to visit a sister. Joba L. Grubb s d l Maury Ap pagato Wb* ate WWktetf • plater mining claim over on Applegate, Benton Rowers has returned bare been at bom* daring the from a bwiirass trip lato th * past week, bnt intend to leave southwest. soon for their mine. THE FORUM a thoroaghbrod te hide his emo tions. Rut there are oertain things that, n a like real estate, do not have to be see* te be appreciated. Bach la thing waa the magnate’s Inner loonvlcbcs (hat ff to extremely dis tasteful to have to lose a sporting I proposition, hot because of mis placed jadgment In laying the Wa- I ger. but because of an Inexcusable bungle ana blunder by the party upon^wbom the wagsr had bean Artldlaa e f tim ely Interest flf* vslosmsd under this head. CommundaRona muat bear tha signature of the author. M T O IA W A T E R IN T H E PLAZA In reporting our Forum yester day the Tidings Stated that " th e members, by a rousing vote, ex pressed fnvotabtb asntlment to the proposal to have L ith ia W ater piped to the Plaza Block.** th e a rtle l* (ailed to state that there waa a bote of opposition and that the vote wa* not ftfiShi- m *u*. A« President of the Cham ber of Commerce I protested against thia kctlon, feeling that both aide* should be presented. A few of tey reason« for not favoring the proposal are: 1st. That the P lata do** not furnish the Proper setting for a L ith ia W a ter fountain. Sad. In t h i summer time when we hav*« many care to reg ister, it w ill tehd tow ard. traffic congestion. Srd. That it Would mean A large expena* whan, according to our Mayor** statement, U I* thonght that the bond* voted afe bardly adaquate to complete th * dam tip the 4anyofl, 4th. That Ve believe ttef foun tain at th * depot, ill L itllla Park and ia th * hotels are sufficient to amply supply the tenrlats. 6th. That . OUr wonderful park, with It * L ith ia water should be sold the tourist and not tha L ith ia water alone. There are many other argu ments against thia proposition. The council desires to know the wishes Of the people. We should know What the Park Board thinks about It, what the mer chants, facing th* Plaza, think about it, w h *t the hotels of Ash land think, add many others. ' . O. F. CARBON. dftvner*« Up«. edge of tbs playing field border plank, deflect at an unexpected an gle, ricochet da Ihe gTOss, bounce a t th * fender of * oat and thud plumb Into the ample stomach of Livingstone Stlvner, Eequlret unlovely the contour of their physi cal profile also serves to sol as * buffer and safety susUoa agalnet the besting vicissitudes dt th* ad- cidents of life. It was fortuaato tor Stlvner that the willow root polo ball plopped into the yleldtas depths ot his ab domen. _ Moreover, It Was fortunate fl*r t in n y Forbes’ Utorty © a t th* Va rying eonroe of Its uncertain and coy flight had operated to material ly' rdditos the momentum of the Due to this setrapirasy * f flood fortune, Btlvner actually suffered nothing mote ssrtoM than th* loss Of a Httle dignity, a lot of breath and one suspender button. The surprised “Oufl“ that erupt ed from 8Uv««r» iqm is th** mo- ttsvt mingled most iah*rM6filoflsly With the dulcet tinkling of tha tu n «** ban. whloh signlasd that thsgnms was over. fligh* and th* «holte ■sleeted for a landing *1 . “ And why bcheldest thou the mote tltet to In thy broth er’s *ye, but consbforrot not tha beam that to ta thine own afrot” M att. T:8. I f some,who are addicted to that dtoataa known am gotetp. WteUd spend a lit « * teorn Ante d*ttg jnst What the tbuVs verse suggests, there would be lees gossiping la the world, tad tacM m tally there would L the oelerlty of Be maa ha yanks« tha Ou fo to a halt, Mid offltor tehed to StivnerT aid Iurta of apology overlai * spurte of 8tivaar*s da Abner, grtnnfag ilk« aa ap* ta bis mealy Way as ha poekstad the check, oonddled 8tlvner, InOttae- Itlvcly robbing his words into the rankling spot: “Tough one to lose, Livingstone1 I surely sever expected that VM was going to be so kind es to tte - ■ent me with a win after Forbes, here, appeared to hav« the game on ice.“ . Ranny fidgeted I* torments. Darn tBe tallow 1 Why oottMtot he take the check and keep Me mouth shut, as any decent man would? No. he had to gloat! L*ek hero, he was actually addressing Ranny now in a moat supercilious m>< irritating manner: > •*What ia creation happened to your last try for goal, Raunyf It waa the most amaalng reversal I •Ver saw *n * pelo field—* Ranuy sqalftaed and. lgnSrttg Ahd*r, turned to Stlvner: ."Wtlvner, it yon'd Ilka to w elt a hit until I ran Jnto tha clublrtrttse for a shower and a change r< be awfully glad If you'd drive hash to ' town wM i Mn, Forbes and Y te ttk and myself,* "Th an ke/ site Btlvner rathe* curtly, “but 1 have Other plana,** A few other formal common- f places and than the magnate da.; ■hoslders belying th* tetw d pfoMte antaess of bis leaVo-faktog. Once «gate nanny eqslfmed, (his time under the laahtag dfopleaMte In Joan's eyes. I f anything was needed to complete Ms misery M W M jn st that look, «Wda’t ywii do«a « m n . dear, mad |.slt on the clubhouse veranda wBAa ’ro watting for m ar ks faeddd iMy. "Thautn m stay hero,- g|e •«Id ta a non-committal, bafflttg tons. ■ i ■- ■ _ Abner conld not repress a trt- nmpkant grta at th a t Ranny, wBo oouid not fatl to Mte th* nrta « M h s d -a n d wuar*d qwtekiy a w p with cfoy. Otherwise ha wmdd K 5*7* i ° M ‘• Ab**?» fote with hta fist what he had tatted to da Wlfo «»• MB.; . 2? gone. AntL of »hock,‘| ^ . y with . y a tsd sndflsn that so stetea* Wte| Abnsr Q *«B *£:aB d his snort ro sZ George R. Carter of Talent M r*. Ç. Spencer of Ashland «Pent Tassdsy ta Ashland looking • buslnsss visits» fa Medford a fter business affairs. terday.