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PUBLISHED BY THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO,
THE PORUM
ara welcomed nadar thia hand.
çomiuttaciattQM g isit b«ar tha
•Monture <x the m H ».
To the Ashland Tidings:
I wonld Ilk« to give you a law
facts «boat V«Uey Vtew.
miles iron Ashland.
throe
A great many of the residents
of Ashland h«vo tho Idea that
the road* In VaU^y View are al
most impassable, In fact that It
Isn’t safe to make the trip with
out aut« ehalna
If Ashland autolsts would take
the time to drive through our
community, they would
find
splendid roads so very much bet
ter than a great many of Ash
land’s streets.
Valley View is almost entire
ly under irrigating and almost
anything cag be grown here, ae
we have several kinds of sail.
A large part of the commun
ity is off of the main road and It
is always a surprise to anyone
driving through, to find so much
fertile lgnd away from the main
roads.
We are always glad to answer
inquiries shout out little valley.
VALLEY VIEW.
tins basis the tax was assessed and paid. The gov
ernment now contends that the 1913 stock value
should have been around $3,600 a share, which
would increase the profits of the 1913 transaction
and consequently the tax assessment.
It is the contention of Senator Couacng and
the others that the Roper settlement was just, that
the valuation permitted by him was one of the con
siderations which induced them to sell out to Ford
and that having agreed to the tax paid as full dis
charge of their obligations to the government the
latter cannot come down on them years later with a
demand for more taxes for that year.
Bat the average newspaper reader will be' less
interested in whether or not Secretary Mellon suc
ceeds in collecting these p l l e ® ^ . ^ U xe. than
m the accompanying story of how one of the greatest
fortunes of modern times wag built upon a shoestring
investment. How Ford had difficulty iu raising an
initial investment of $28,000 is now a comparatively
old story, but like most old stories which have •
chest of gold at the end it loses none of its entranc
ing interest with frequent retelling.
That $28,000 made millionaires of humble and
obscure working men, it produced probably the
world’s greatest example of industrial efficiency, it
gave and still gives professional leaders of capital
and professional leaders of labor prodigious head
aches trying to understand what has been happen
ing, and it represents today, ¡after all the enormous
deductions which have been made, & good, solid,
concrete financial investment estimated by conserva
tive men as worth more than a billion dollars.
No treasure tale, ancient or modern, can touch
i t Beside it what were the Argonauts of fable, the
adventurers in the Klondike, the gold seekers of the
Transvaal! Compared with the magio name of
Ford, Golconda is a pale, weak, inadequate word,;
Times change. Wheu the wait» was »mxlern it
was the reformer’s notion of the limit of immorality.
The pnlpit thundered against it vociferously. When
a nice young man put his arm about the waist of a
sweet young girl and whirled her around to the
dreamy strain« of the “ Blue Danube” played by
Adelaide Clarke and Jim Sutherland it was just like
Adaina and Eve eating the apple. The nice youug
men and the swoet young girls became conscious of
things which they ought not to know. That was in
the days when legs were still nothing but limbs.
But today the wait» seems as innocuous as the
games of the age of iunoeense, lik^ “ Postoffflce” and
London Bridge is Falling Down.” Here aud there
a stalwart champion of morality holds out against
dancing as a form of sin without sj)ecification, but
most of the thundering is against the modern dances.
We have just read the statement of a well known
minister who comes right out and defends the good
old dances, the waltz, the two-step, the one-step
and the fox (rot. So far have we progressed since
the days of Richard Strauss. This minister would
____
Manag Fortes, »for p
oad M» »soaM/M «rift,
tem p era m e n ta l «atom
•IsMs of fee smartest atolón
A a s tta w «
ors of the aristocrats of wind craft StP Prehi
Banny,
SLOGANS TELL WHAT
vMAN1 MOlhBRS <SCT G R A V
____OH Htfr M P P B ftS ,
,2r.»T.
VACnONH TAKE PART
IN CHWKW: WAR
i
(Continued Prop» PMU Q»«)
a arm bands bearing some pungent
promise, lettered la Chinóse hier
oglyphics, to care for the common
eomfortahls
people or forfeit their » tee. Peng without and wj
* has a good reputation for living
XMMQ
NEW YORK — Observers
v p to his slogans to the best of his
(Klamath Falls Herald)
of fashions in the big town
ability, moreover.
are certain that somebody
Attorney General V a n
It la the Cantonese who best
has been spooglag a weekly
Winkle has rendered a deci
understand the value of catch
paper in Chapel HIM, 8.
sion against the land grant
words, slogans, sales talk and all
Ito last number tolls o f Wom
counties to the effect that the
the rest of the publicity bag of I
ftate aa a polKical «alt must
en returning from New York
tricks. "Down with Imperialism
with this Information: “It
sharp I* the refund obtained
F u s that costa nothing carries , Ty tha ItoaaMto MU (rem tha I— Abolish unequal treaties— Give
is quite a thing to be seen in
back the foreign concession —
tha moa* volt«.
federal government.
cotton stockings in the best
these and other phrases familiar
t We have not seen the de
hotels ang night clubs.’*
Joan, for bar nart. had aaddeahr
to the world are all traceable to
relaxed
has tettotato attoatlvenesa
cision hence cannot get the
the Cantones« and to those allied
Io the persistent chatter of Abner
¡reasoning of the learned at*
Stubborn men supply lawyers
London — John Bull aow
with them.
at her ear. fibs had greeted Clare
torney general, hut the facto
with their biggest fees.
claims Io have the fastest
very eeolly, Indeed, mentally assar
Eugene Chen, acting Foreign
ts« herself the while that she had
jar eso apparent to the lay
airplane In the world— a
Minister of the Nationalist G ? - l
made no mistake In disliking Mra.
ernment, Knows almost no Chi-1
man that It to safe to say
single seating fighting ma
Clamoneau from tha first occasion
right now that the Van
chine with a 700-horeepower
nese at all because he was born I
upon which «he had met her, yearn
All yon need to de to rid your
engine.
•go.
W inkle decision must be re
in Jamaica, but ha has a superb
Tha Forbeses had been the leaf of
self o f aaaelf efi an "arguing’*
oommapd of cutting and violent I
sisted by all of tha counties
the
invited guests to arrive.
man
Is
to
agree
with
him.
English. There is no English ed-1
affected by It.
WASHINGTON —
A soft treading Filipino steward
cheaper and faster to t
The state has levied each
itor in the Orient who can com-I
by airplane than train l
year Ito needful tithing upon
pare with him in this respect, a l- I
meat consisting of two bedrooms,
certain conditions. In i
oaeh county within He bord
though H. G. W. Woodhead of I
leach complete with shower and
Sise
alQUe
means
little;
there
flight from New York
ers and each eounty has paid
Tientsin, editor of the Peking I
dressing room, and a large oentral
more music lu « tiu whistle
sitting room, la addition to the
cost was f «.94 per passe
each year the state tax de
and Tientsin Times, ranks very!
an In a base drum.
bedchamber dears and, two dose*
manded. it was of no great
The fare on the tralj
close and the two are old and not I
compartments, a Private sub deck
»8.14.
concern whether Klamath
wholly unfriendly enemies of the I
opened off the sitting room.
connty had v 10 thousand
pen. Chen’s notes as Foreign I
Beany and Joan hurriedly ehang.
But the for m er effortless, swift ed Into apotlsee yaehttug toga and
W I N N I P E G — Harry
aheap
or
a
half
million
sheep,
Minister
always
contain
a
great
[
Whet» skinney women try to be
motion; deep lounging chairs; sus
deal of purely propagandistic I pended hows of supreme oomforb—
Smet, a barber, Is entitled
whether she had five million
fat they are Just as funny as fat
to 'some recognitlel In this
seres of taxable timber or
matter, and the "salea policy”,a f I *he acme of physical ease.
women trying to bo skinny.
Out et Fort Wedhtegtoa and
drinking business. True he
one hundred thousands acres
the Nationalists la consistently
Gian Oova and Ontor Bay and
downed only 86 cups of cof
the state proceeded to tell
displayed through such means as Huntington they sues proudly of
fee In six hears but he used a
Klamath eounty her part of
their introduction of . "props-1 Friday afternoons, these waft of
pint of beer as a chaser. '
ganda oorpa” among nevly-con-1 toe people who have money and
No problem is more preplexlng
the state expense and she put
know how fellas.
than deciding which kind of p
tt up.
quered armies and their m alaten-1
.„ “ J“ * " *
Use t,'from
to take when there are a dosen
anee of a very able publicity bur thirty-two toot cruiaettoe to two
eau 1* Canton, to say nothing of I hundred feet ehlpe, wue Livhw-
varieties to choose from.
In Office Today—
the ones abroad.
I atoae attvuer’e mammoth and hnu-
V. V. Mills, local insurance
rimm steam yacht, the Speedwell,
Itetmmed to Halem—
Modern methods have brought aa It gently dipped Ito buoy moor
mag, who has been confined to
J. H. Fuller, secretary of the airplanes, trench mortars and I ings lnefde toe Glen Cere Breakwa-
•hie home on Strawberry Lane
Hes Heck says:
The wass local Chamber* of Commerce, re machine-guns into Chinese war-I tor, abreast the olubhoese, on the
with illness, Is expected to be thing that kin happen to i say
turned last evening to Salem face; modern methods have like-1 Friday foltowlng the fateful pete
In hie office for a few hours to man la to hava money and <
oppor-
where
ho Is attending the legis wise brought the advertising man. i
Clay varlek bed been right Joan
day.
tnnity come together."
lature.
though ha goas by different titles 1 end Banny Forbes were aboard.
or by no title at all. The Chi-I Gretman. too of coarse, sad oeme
nese of today who seeks the I half dosen other guests In adfttlen
world’s ear la by no means as I When Banny had returned home
artless aa he is popularly thought. 1 from the slab late the eight follow
ing the game he had found Joan I
He knows that certain words •¿ready
toera. Bba was alone, and
such aa "Bolshevik,” "national there were no sign* that she had mads thq heavy sweater« astro»,
ism,” "republic,” and so on have been otherwise tor a long time. •ally were by the MBag g e r i -
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fairly definite meanings abroad Aotlng upon speeige lagtreotlons oeme in very comfortably.
from Clay, Banny had not essayed
f®rt
»htfKto* W n
and be employs them in his for to ferret oat of her any Informs-1 K
eign propaganda without regard Uon about her lark with Abner—
to how closely they really fit the where, and hew kmg she had been, pateesl
had vouchsafed no explanation.
1» toe case of Ataar too affeqt
Chinese situation. It is well to ¡to•
Therefore tha matter hud remained
hear
this
feet
In
mind
In
survey
at states quo, «xcspt that Banny’S
The Misses Lily Watson, Edith
Loo Huff of this cMr and Mth»
Sam Kennedy and Mias Carrie
failure to lake her to teak tor net of Sicilian days. Scarcely ahte to
ing the present Chins scene.
Porte*
and
Anna
Loomis
were
Dom Miller, daughter of Mr. and Dosler, two Emigrant Creek young
t>msSK
the
Ashland
applicants
for
Mrs Jae Millar were man lea at people, who were married s short
the Presbyterian chu«ci In Jack time ago, are making their home ta^Bhe?*« certificates at the pub
DAILY BIBUB PASSAGE
boon.
I
lic exsml nation at JacksohC lc
sonville las| Tuesday.
nt the Sqdn Springs fnnoh.
yo«totday.
•Met laefe ed m s s I b *
"Judge not, that ye he not
Judged. For with what judg
ment yet Judge, ye shall be
Miss Alice Vandetsluls enter
Judged: sad with what mea».
Rev. W. W.^MacHenry. the
B.
ft
Beebe
and
family
of
tained - Miss Fern Murphv and Presbyterian mlfttoter. Is In Med
ore ye mete, 1« shall he nieisa
John Anderson at dtener yester ford today attending a meeting of Grundy Center, Iowa, arrived in ured to yon again.” Matt.
Ashland yesterday eevoing and T :l, 8.
day at her home in Tklnnt.
the Jackson Connty Ministerial ara «toying at th« T. E. Htll home.
What right after «11 do we
Association.
have to pass Judgment on
some of the things people do
Dna B Smith celebrated
nod say, - sod then go around
Ton». Roberts In ont again
Will Dodge, of Dodge A Sons
telling others how hopeless
th birthday an Friday even!
an fttnees of two months.
they are.
For all we know
returned home Saturday from an
th a dinner party. \
they may he far better In
extended vtaltln In Southern Cali
God’s sight than are we who
fornia «nd Old Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Ganlard talk about them, and in any
went talking about them and
employed by the 8* F. company
Last week, la Ito regular meet
and Mr. and Mrs.' Walter O’Don- finding
tonlt helps neither
Mn.
George
Rose
on
AlUnon
lag Mrs. Pensky eatoriatoed U m
Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Adams
oughne entertained a number of them nor na
at Crescent Lake, near Klamath
Dorcas Circle.
street has been spending several
locate In this city soon.
tricada Saturday evening.
F
a lls ..................
days w ith ’ her husband, who to
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