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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1927)
C H lN B rà fiO tD te ftfi 7 , i: ACRES OLENOALB, JOal., Feb. 1 — (U N )/— Two Glaadals girls, M lu Loo Emrich a a 4 ’ H IM M arjorie »wan, both. IT , yrkc tqraed In a ialae alarm to a “bay M ea d 's ” ftnme to remind him of a date at* tor be bad. dropped e ff to sleep and forgotten, can’t mabe any (Continued From P age O a») T h ey make up a grouping which includes, la' the* Cantonese, a' to ta l of «81.008,. and which ac cords the Northwestern bodies under Peng Yu-hsln,ng even lesp than that printed * 'in * the Tear Book— only 177,008. A * far sis allegiance goes, the Nationalist figures seem sound,, hut it must be home in m lhd’that the «»«,000 soldiers o f t h o Southerners are largely occupants of conqnsrqd territory. Thdy cannot easily be brought Into action and la time of stress they would go to another banner as readily as (hoy wont under that of the “ Reds.” Thu Chang tso-lln soldiers, on the oth er hand, are, with the exception of the shantung units mostly good men. The one outstanding conclusion to bq drawn from perusal of army figures In the Flowery Republic Is that no conclusion can be dfawn. There are too many factory of what might be termed extra-m ili tary nature. ... fo u r th : Good marketing facilities. The Ashland F ru it ft Produce Association, the Jackson Coanty Farm Bureau Bxchange and the Ashland Creamery «re among the ehlef agencies Uiat serve’ to assist the producer in marketing bis p rod u ct. F ifth : W e feel that oar a ll American population, our tocallent schools, ju ra l and thy Ashland high school, the Southern Oregon Stats Normal school, which la located* St Ashland, our various churches, o ar wonderful climate ahd scenery, all coupled w ith the high moral tone and the more than average Intelligent oltltenshlp w ill be found a to any family now «bring on AaMaad M d shquld be considered ser- lotasly by tboee looking toward o n r’ community for their future borne. ‘ ‘ < k 3 .». T i e Btoadvoatogee Now ^Jet US fenMddr. the disadvantages that Ashland Acres present to those living on them.' First: W e are a long way from market. Products from our acres In excess of T h a t may be used locally must be carried three hundred miles either north or aonth before they are In a position to reach the world markets. Oregon, and Northern California are sparsely populated so our Ipeal market Is not of the best. So If we look toward quantity production it must be In such articles as are neither balky or weighty, value considered. In other words we must get a lot of value In a small package. Eggs and butter meet these requirements, Mealy. , Second: O u r community is small. W e cannot, as yet, prod nee In a large way and so take advantage of quantity m arketing./ In the case of eggs and butter however, our markets are fa irly satisfactory snd w ith the growth of agriculture these difficulties w ill be remedied. Third: Ashland Acres .are just coming under Irrigation. Our people must learn to use thia water, and our district must adapt itself to tbe new conditions that must be met In changing frotn dry farming to irrigation. W ith the high degree of intelligence thkt is found in those living out Ash land Acres we Asow that these problems w ill be met in telli gently and that their solution is assured. In the past thoaa who hava worked both head, and handk, persistantly, have succeeded. Now with water to Insure against periods of deficient rainfall there la added F A M E ¿¿A R M Mr. and M rs.'Fred Homes le ft t for Portland Sunday night?-wftfcre » Fred la beng sent by , t W len«! I chamber of commerce’ us a 4d*V- - - engagements for spam time, by, gate to the annual meeting eft the ► order or the mualcipal court. state chamhef. which is ooByet- The court today released tbe ing in Portland on Monday. ■Wv- ? Xlrls, but Instructed their parents and Mrs. Homes w ill s to p A i'U a - • to see that they stay at borne un- lem a day or two on the ¡’■¡»y >' til sufficiently pualqfced for, the homy and visit the state IqffM a- ■ Prsnk. ure In se s sio n . The Jass dance at the commun ity house Saturday,night was • Vale“ ~ Federal; reclamation success financially and socially. work Starts w itk Warmsprlugs The committee; In accord w ith Jts drain ditch, to be dug by elec . present plans, is having an old tric dfedgey. tim e dance on Tuesday night, February 1st. A jass the follow ing Tuesday, etc., etc., during' the U T H IA WATER PINE spring months, one each week, . \ '.U N E IS DEBATE TOPIC The meeting of the Bellview Telephone Co. last week resulted (Çon tinned frqaq In the election of the following officers; President. F . C. Homea; tains and which has given Ash Sec.-Treas., j|. 0 . Joy; Trouble land more advertising than any Man, B e rt‘Peachy. thing else we have; and Rehearsals for the play are be Whereas the mineral water la ing held Highly now a t the d u b the chief attraction la this park house. Everything points to Ito sad attracts tourists up into ths ultimate success and ths public may be assured of something worthwhile on the night a t Its presenttftlon. Feb. 17 and I t . Mrs. Susaane C arter, teounty school superintendent, who has been 111 at her home In Jackson ville Is reported as very mnch better today. The P. T . A. of Bellview are giving a cooked foed sale Satur day at Hardy Bros. L ittle Money Some commanders can get no money w ith,w hich to pay -th e ir men. A t once their ooldlers tarn ton banditry, or at least fall easy prey to the first rival commander who tempts them with money. Some commanders, on the other hand, preserve such strict disci pline and high morale that their men can go through "hard times" Without w atering much. Feng Yu-hslang Is'given credit toy be- ing such a man; so is W u Psi-fu. Certsnly one of the factors of strength of the Cantonese and of assurance that the “ pay streak” is here awaiting honest the "Christian General” has been Medford schools employ 85 that their occupancy of any giv teachers. en territory usually has been pro S o ld ie r s K ille d ductive of better rather than of SH A N G H A I, Feb. 1. — (U N ) worse times. General Feng, In fact, has often cooperated with — Twenty two Chinese soldiers (Contlnned From Page Ona) were executed at the orders of the common people in road build ing, like construction and similar their own commander today a work; likewise be has kept bis few hours a fte r they had attempt ed to seise an American ship In solders well in band and has al- the Yangtste Kiang river. lowed no tooting. Chang Tsang-, I t reqnlree submission ’The reliability -of CHEV chang’s troops and Certain others The executions, ordered by people of a constitutional of the Northerners have an exact General Yang Sen at Chun Kiang, ROLET in standing up ment. ly opposite reputation. Such under the hardest kind were in line w ith -the campaign thTAgs as these count in Chins of commanding generals to calm of Misage and providing Income Tax nowadays. the soldiery as well as the pub CHEAP TRANSPORTA SALEM . Feb. 1. — (U N ) — Another income tax bill made Its lic at a time when uprisings are ' TION is shown in the fact appearance in the house fathered threatening tbe lives of foreign that the Hertz Drive-Ur- ers. by Representative King and Sen Self Corporation of Chi Use T ru n k’s Prescription be ator HaU- I t carries a graduated ¿ Although Marshal Sun Cbuan vago is adding 400 CHEV- cause It is a shame to suffer raise from one per eeqt on the w*ang hi -Shanghai has forbldqen w ith rheumatism! This pre first thousand of tagable income public meetings In tbe interest» BOLETS io its fleet of scription does not ruin the tai a maximum charge on laoomes of peace the advent of tbe Chin-« fqr-hire cays. This jpiroves stomach, it does not depress ths o f ft.OOO and over. ese New. Y ear season has brought, yon can’t beat the .Chev heart, neither does it require ; Single persona are given an compUcatloaq. rolet for -economy • and dieting to make it effective. exemption of »1,500, marriqd per general driving purposes. Trunk's In s c rip tio n does not sons, »8,500, corporation, 88.500 contain any mercury « or nar and a dependent exemption of • , cotics; h ut it does combine ths 8*00. essential medical elements neces •, ■and sary In the successful treatment NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN • of rheumatism and gout, a« •i C H IN A AMD O N G LA N p *' ■ , • * ■ ■ • ■ ■ > • - cording to weU. informed prbs- A R E NOW PE A C E FU L th q ^ a d v y r t^ | The Ashland [that placing 0 » rb Beard feels ilt^ . U t» [fountains oa I [city, streets would.be undesirable as tourists securing'water at any o f ,these spots might not be drawn Into the park, and the said board wishes to protest against . any Liithla water fountains being placed in any hotel or rooming house, on the. Plata or on any city street. \ .1 , • \ LOUIS DODGB 8. A. PETER S. Jr. A. C. N IN IN G E R , ’ ' I • W H. M cN A IR Ashland Park Com. »11 parents to giva t h o u g h t f u l consider ation to the future of children w ith o u t a musical education. 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We are more than pleased convinced your paper is entitled S cien ce and Sym p athy Determination to find a way to the tea led the hardy traders, trappers and miners, of the “ exploration period” of western history to follow streams and cross moan- tains under the greatest difficulties; many to lose their live« in their quest................ No wondor, therefore, that we of South ern Oregon rejoice that at last our gate way to the 0Mb Orescent City is to be developed fato ft rWd harbor. To thia har bor a crcoM onoty rail route will inevit ably fa d iia way, providing an adequate outlet for ffihh, Idtttber and manufactured prodhots of a terHtory equalling that of School Supplies 4 W fljft’t.K. Èaât Side -, results and are large portion of credit for the success of the sale. And it is with a feeling of that we bring the same to a close. We make it our aim to prove that modern scientific efficiency and, real sympathy can. go hand in hand. Our work ih- dene thoroughly and according to the most Advanced standards of our profession; still, we dh not let the “ pro fessional mind ’ ’ blind ns to the needs of human nature. J. P. Dodge & Sons Funeral Direeters » a ftr ó » » » qp 8 < Normal ' A/f Al ’ As ft farewell note ftt the closing of this great sale, I wish to thank you and your staff for the cooperation you have given us. That Baby Y ou ’ve Longed For . . Mrs. Bnrton Advises Women on Motherhood and Companionship "F o r several years I was de nied the blessing of motherhood," writes Mrs. Margaret Burton of Kansas City. " I was terribly ner vous and subject to periods of terrible suffering and melancho lia. Now I agi the proud mother of a beautiful little daughter sad true companion and Inspiration to my husband. , I bollove bun. dreds of other women would like to know the secret of my ^happi ness, and I w ill gladly reveal It to any married, woman who w ill w rite me." 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