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*7. A»/ ' V ' * pàgdfobb (f VS: t — -V - - THE D fllb Y TIDINGS EDITORIAL establi ; s : i : hi IN 1876 C. J . R E A D , MANAGING EDITOR ±2=Z ± a t the - —'.■ »»ac s a-' r ^ . i i =fc ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS Q(j-p qjjr U i. t«M 5 n and FE W , H . P E R K IN S , NEWS EDITOR = = S 3 J C 3CSS ■»! W WAV Mall Matter. China and Peacemakers China, if and wljen the Chinese nation becomes whole again, will probably celebrate the month of December as we celebrate the Fourth of July. China is the fireworks factory of the world, anyway, and for decades has rather tragically furnished the ex plosive power for our own eelobrations in favor of Liberty, while she herseif was squirming beneath the highly oppressive heel of this Western democracy. Jt must often have occurred to many thinking and starving Chinese firecracker makers that there was a good deal of hypocrasy going into the red paper with the powder. Now China is free, however, freer at least than she has been for a century or two, since Western power laid hands upon her. After two years of peace ful protesting and bearing the yoke which protesta tions availed not to lighten, her dreamy population fell under the control of a few war lords, who sneered at the soft answer and the theory of brotherly love, and who brandished murikets instead. Here lies the tragedy. The muskets brought home the bacon to China where the peacemaking brought home only rebuffs. And, with a cynical comfort to the jingoists in this country and in Great Britain, and in France, and in Germany, and in other quarters of a world which has been making* some thing of a stifled effort towOrd the rule of right instead of might in international affairs, all this concession to China was made almost at tho same time that Woodrow Wilso«, the peacemaker, was being celebrated at idealistic banquet boards by high- minded and optimistic good souls. It is very hard to sell an idea or a machine that won’t work, and very easy to sell one that will. The musket idea worked in ( *hiua when no other would. Dr. Wellington Koo might talk his lungs out before the idealistic geutlemea at the Washington arms con ference about decent freedom from China from West ern meddling; he got nothing hut cold stares. But let a few military war lerds fire on a British ship prowling up a Cliinese river and China gets what she wants-’ hnrrmdly, from Great Britain and the West ern powers. It's going to take* a lot more heavy work at Geneva to counteract that turn of circumstances and a lot more dinner», and sjiceches to convince the skeptical world of the supremacy of peace on earth and good will to men over guujiowder and plenty of i t \ i ti nt PUBLISHED BY THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. ■I - »WU By W illiam s These Bridge Clubs There are very few bridge players in the world who are aot an fortunate a» to belQug to bridge clubs. “ Fortunate” is used advisedly, for bridge, like golf, takes people out of themselves. Many a woman has postponed or even fdrgotten her nervous break <Town in the anticipation of An evening out and a chance to eat party food. , Many a man has taken a new lease oa life after holding five honors or a hundred aces. Bridge clubs mayTie classified as men’s women’s and mixed. The mixed bridge chib will be chosen for disoussion as combining the characteristics of the other two. Of mixed bridge cluh there are two kinds, those that eat first and play afterward and those that play first and eat afterward. In the first, refreshment takes the place of an ordinary dinner and the hostess must devise some food scheme that will look like a party and yet be as filling as beef steak and potatoes. Otherwise the men members are likely to be disagreeable. In the second, refresh ment is one more meal than no one needs and must therefore be tempting as well as reasonably digestible. Otherwise all the members will think dark thoughts next morning as they take their soda and water. Another problem is seating the players in such a way that no husbands and wives are at the same table, that three good-natured people are found to play with the dub and three hard-boiled people are found to play with the star. Guests help to solve the last two points. They may be bored or insulted with out permanent hurt to the club. Another initial problem ia arranging things to suit members who play for money and those who don’t Luckily a compromise may be reached by playing for so much a corner. This is a sop to those who like something up on the game, while the higher moral courts have conveniently ruled that playing for so much a corner is no more than playing for a prize, which, of course, isn’t gambling. Other prob lems arise about the third meeting. They are what refreshments to serve that haven’t been served al* ready, what frocks to Wfear that haven’t been worn already, who will volunteer to entertain a second time to fill out the season and who will take the couple home who haven’t an automobile. Bridge clubs are worth while, even if they only go to prove-that man is a social animal. You may . place the accent where you prefer. ■q w > *» > •» *•> » * M l » , i i t Crater Lake In Winter Time BY JQHN MABJX . Caretakey at Cratar Laka Lodge Wednesday, December 1, Isn’t It Odd? -88 NEW YORK— The real es tate business has a new rec ord to shoot at— a sale at auction ip two hours of 12 pieces of real estate for $6,- 714,000. The auctioneer’s fee for disposal of the hold ings of the late Charles A. Gould, poor farmer’s son and inventor of a railroad train coupler, was $35,000. Bid ders at the auction In the Hotel Commodore’s b a l l ' room represented t o t a l wealth of $300,000,000. Among the properties sold was Aeolian hall. BAN DIEGO— Theres’ a warrant for Babe Ruth. He tailed te appear at a hearing on charges that he violated the child labor law by having children go on the stage to receive autographed baseball. PORT ARTHUR, Texas — The coffee guzzling record has been smashed again. D. Kinard, Who sells real estate when he is not drinking cof fee downed 100 cups in 7 hours and 10 minutes. New Secretary Expected— C. T. Baker is expected to ar rive tomorrow from Hood River to take up his duties as the new secretary of the Medford Cham ber of Commerce, filling tho position recently occupied by Robert H. Boyl, who resigned. There was some kind of aa ani hand and wife mal arauud my house last night. His tracks were malted out so I •d I4t benafVuI tri/«, /oa». ora toaparamanlal m t r m a f« « , /aa» ownargument Me felt ths coqld not tell Just «h at they wants a fifeoroa. Eanng owtjMas to wars a woman to t o n ’s »ere. By the tzacka he made he Mo efttot Gfep, tool ha fovea her, such a situation and sneh an argu waa looking for something to eat to t saersto Mows toot <hs laves ment would howl him ever tato Ahnsr OroisM». Unnervad, JCannv the hottest fleshpato or a place to aleep. Joan’s murmur, baraly audible lasas ths JMsrnaHonal Oup Match I was net te the aaow pole to for dmarfog. Whs» he goes to take to his heart attunpd ears, «O- I Abner'S' oomptactasy. It night. sad took a short stroll up pans another dsmanstmtioa «I that through the trees. By the looks ,the philosophic fact that women ptatu to of the spurs ot the hemlock cones > they are know and men won't bélier*: that the plus squirrel io sUU gathering trip an the yacht rno man can project htamelf behind INvnar, a btUto»- his winter food supply or saving "Thera's tha qntktton of my own wopaate, with wham It hr getting hie dally rations to oonrtunwato a honor—In my own ey ea r Though Joan'S answer plunged from ir°a» the copes that are still Abner tato sallen, uhildiafa panting on the trees. I am not sure, but I for U k tin# _ CHAFTBR Vlb—OenUeued thought I saw a Chlpmonk to variations of it to his endless ver Your real soldier of fortune torus day, be was some distance from stems ot tha selfsame plea had. Intrigue these many weeks p u t—the was me and I went and axamined the t o him Ik la the cocktail cd Life; to find herself, fox the drat tracks, but the aaow « a s so loose an battle ia its Beer, and advsntnr« startled time, critically examining the wis- t o gin, and roaming its mm. I couldn’t bp sure. „ dom and the necessity lor her own Ac au the advene currents and 1 sissiltäsi dinging ring to an In going through the tiuber Involved cross ^purposes ies o oc t that «nati one« w<re rid «I Ban ny, she there seemed to be something whbonnd group oa the ; a Ä “ H S missing, tor a Mag time I could towage deck of the “L_______ Id mean not think wkat it was; there >ere Bowed into the reservoir ot hie con- to her the things that Raany had nefenraeoe, aa exciting sparkle not He woaM fill ths inner voids the trees, the wind. enov%nd the welled bahtad Banay Forbea* keen Banny's clumsy. edsenUally squirrels. W hat else helooced. masculine approaches had left un He had come prepared—literally explored. 'and wasn’t there? The Birds! as well aa figuratively—dor some Abner was so tboncbtfnl so pro Not a Cheep or a twitter, not a trouble with the man who foundly understanding. The antith flash of black or brown wing», trying to steal ton wife. esis of Ranhy. He had not expected, however, to hut I think that they are in pnn- What was ft that they called id bftnaelf Ip danger of being such men an Banny in those curt- yona and thick brush out of the stolen from hie wife. ously stark, elementarily frank and wind and sleet and when the sun Blonde Oars’* obvious blandish true, labels ot character In the • “to, es such, bad not meant cinemas? Oh, yes. “Two-fisted r” shines again they will came back much to Banny's young life nntll That was Banny Foibeel Two- to the higher ground- When it is he became aware of the effect the I Yea, thrice two-fletedl cold ip the rally the timber is billionaire widow's play for i And flats. Joan reflected with a alive with birds of all kinds, and was having upon his wife. bitterness softened only by her 4* first he did not understand natural whimsicality, were not the they fill a great corner of the pic why Joan should mind, in view of ture of this land so void of life has own extramarital Interests In most perfect nor moot delicate M r gentlest means ot touching the ten ! » ♦ ♦ ♦ » » e »e »e e e v h ^ V t h tV 11 Worked on. lamps. Abner Gratmen. If she were sin der places of a woman's heart! cere in her demands tor a divorce, Weather— Day cloudy; wind (Corvallis Gaxette-TlmeaJ Successful tovem—the serf of it should be to her advantage to husbands who wear wall south and south west; snowfall encourage Representative James Mott Intimacies between her ingly—need a saving dilution ot since last observation trace; pre of Astoria scores A1 Norblad effeminacy to their make-up. Cave cipitation $.38 in.; snow on of Astoria tjy calling him a men and swordsmen and de ground 68 in., temp. H. 84, L. 30, bauchees were romantic enough "lobbyist lor the fishing ln- for a flaming month; bnt one eon!* R. 4, M. 32. , tererfa-" Wlaae There s a» not imagine CelHni, tor Inatanoe, aa M . lm^hanri | «. . . old saying »- j o » ; w h a n DOB (WUDCH BOX And Joan wondered why she had • thieves tall out honest peo The way to get goad vpges le ever been led to envision Ranny 8AN FRANCISCO, Feb.* 1.— ple get their dues and while to do good work. Foibes, the soldier of fortune, ia (UN) — Pieces of glue-dipped we' do not wish to compare the role of a flreelde ornament She had been captivated by his whalebone were used by mem cither of these gifted and es strength of body and win and char bers of a gang which has been timable gentlement to a thief If a book Is only bad enough, acter, as she was repnbod by It robbing San Francisco churcn yet the truth la that they now—for It bod meant only nag- It is sure to be a success. toot only • secondary place to hta poor boxes, police asserted to both represent fishing Inter interests. < night after arresting tkrse of the ests— opposing fishing Inter Abner, having ne purely animal alleged thieves. ests. Mr. Mott campaigned pride la hie physical proweee, Men whose pants bag at the would delegate her to toe first The Rev. fidyard T- Mallon, for the Infamous measure on knees never figure In breech-of- throne In hfc schema of Ufa. pastor of St. Mary’s church, sus tha ballot last fall to put a promlse suits. Ranny'n attitude had esused her pected that his poor boxes were rival of his clients out of • severe reaction against hta typo. Ahner was the opposite pole— being tooted systematically and* bustoeaa by abollshug t>h tha lode tor which her heart now telephoned the police when he wheels. So. there Is a poa- hungered. Abner represented da- saw a group of men busy about It Is lust about Imposable to be! slbility that these two gentle meatlo quietude. Harmony. Ad stylish and sensible at the same justment one of the- receptacles. Albert men from Astoria may tell Perhaps if Raany had only mat shall oerfatoto slop 4» and sign time. Gonzales, 6$; Ernests Fernandez, j enough on each other so that the boo*,’’ said Ba»»p. her halfway, there might have t 7 i and Angelo Safclui. $2. the public,' which owns the been adjustment«, she reflected huahand aad another woman. That regretfully. He might have filled Meh, may find oat eomethtag would bS the logical thing to do. her days and nights. Now It ma* «UARDIAN'8 NOTICE OF SALE about the truth of the whole When common sense and pro But Ranny, In common with the too late. OF REAL PROPERTY *et ol malekiad, realised to hie sltdatlon. We have been In Here ha was, tha tanned rascal. ' fessional ethics meet, they do not Pursuant to lleeaao granted b f • superior rmy that it was too » s e t openly enfolding ktamelf In the Oregon 12 years now and do so much as nod to one another. to expect logic from a wo: woman vheu blonde web of a lady spldarf Order of the County Court of not recall a single legislature an affair of the heart was coa- With characteristic f e m i n i s t Jackson County, Oregon, made cerned. la which the smell of fish did ehorfsight, Joan thought not of her aad entered January 8, 1927, in Inconsistency, thy name la Mar own open friendship with Abner, not disturb the nostrils. We When a theory puts on the the matter of the Guardianship ried Woman! »So mused Ranny the core goeeip it had stirred np, would like to see the fish contentedly. the certato embarraament It had gloves with a condition, het five of Joseph Welch, an incompetent Joan waa letting silly feminine hroagkt Banny. She knad that aha hnetaeas settled forever, bnt on the condition winning out. person, the undersigned, - will, pride interfere «1th clear reason was morally blameless—eo far. we don’t expect to. from and after the 11th day of ing. That waa aa plain as the mole Foolishly, eha took tt for granted, Mrs. Remington Teflto’s ster great was her p« February, 1927, proceed to sell, on num. It waa a matter of vanity lalth to her own vlrtue/tont^toern M ero— at private sale to the highest with Joan that it any genuine phil a$ant f----------------- ^ 2 ’ A. S. Rosenbaum, district Hez Heck says: "In the matter freight and passenger agent, at hU)der for cash la hand, and sub andering were to he done in the y l He won different 1$ family, it would ba dpne by her. moat ant ba be apparent to everybody o’ coverin’ sins, the confession M edtod, spent the day In Ash ject to the coathrmatioB ef said •elfish as wall as stubborn. Thgt that ha wn* shamaltM. That Clare described magazine kin go around the track land- yesterday on hustoese and Court, the following aa fioaa all over. »< bra«en! real property, situated to Jack- Aa benign as it la pqssible to twice while Charity ia gotn’ once.’’ visiting with frioad*. WVtnanllke. wlfallka, Joan traeed sou County, Oregon, belonging to tooh »4 forty odd, Ranny looked— a comparison between hereelf and aa ha smiled with arch indifference Çtara-^greatly to her own favor, of the Estate of said Incompetent toward Joan—meanwhile making person, to-utft: plata that he was more Interests* Joan’s ayes flashed her The Northwest Quarter of the to Clare'e flaxen hair and butter ok af tear of a pnkMa a« cup ot an ear at that moment than Northeast Quarter ot Section 4 to anything else to the world, to- of Um vast dtffarenea batwaen "bar ig Township 48, Sagth. Range 2, cto^lBg hla lawful wadded wife. blonde e advances. Bgst of the W. M. "I shall certainly stop in i She felt herself exalted to pinna- ASHLAND ASHLAND Persons interested may in Sign the book,” ha whispered ;s i.a ¿ w s . ' s s quire of L. A. Roberta, Citizens Clare, feeling very risque. Whereupon a seductive m ht Bank Buildtag. Ashland, Ore. bar—without Ms knowledge, of over the large and babyish oonrse. v* • Bated aad first published, diffused —but not too laaoeeat nor too Abner’e hot, gllsttolng r January 11, 1827. trustful eyes that ware the beacons that moment w$pm ho i ISABELLE BARNARD, *t Clare’s fickle soul, and Imparted end of the nnnt would 1 Robert L. Vining, who is ex- B. F. Myer, of this place, who Guardian'of Joseph Welch, an I* their hlnenees the remota uggested summits ot mor tensively engaged in ifferchandis- left home more than a year ago dreariness of a winter sky. lonezt appraisers. ' laeompetent person. 4-Tues. Silken and fleet, one little hand ng at Fairbanks, Alaska, is In to viat Chicago and other places, Bnt Joan, being brushed an understanding pat eb was, Of oonrse, not Ashland visiting with his mother, returned home yesterday. Banny's b r o n z e d paw, which truth, she was gosh Mrs. M. H. Vining. jrripped the side of Clare's chair ae Jealous. - » ' DAILY BIBLE PAS&AGB he leased toward her. She was not,, “Ask, and it shall he given Delloete the smile and subtle the >ermlt pique to yon; seek, and ye shall find: touch—but they were not lost hrongh the Alpine. poM knock, and It shall be opened upon several dissembling e com bauteur. She w*s ton. ntato to t$e J. M. Oasebeer win |»ulld a neat Paui N. Lariver Is expeetlng bis U»to you: For every one that panions, notably Clay and Stlvner zatiafaction that such a display cotta*» ! • Ashland thta year. soketh recelveth.. aad he that alfid vúaii, family from Long Reach, toon. would give to certato people of Im seeketh flndeth; and to him least important, Abner Qrat- mediate Importance—Ranny, for Mr. Lariver, who recently pur that knoeketh it shall be open-, $00, furtively drank In n o tostahee, and that, grinning and chased a fine piece ef property ed.” Mat. 7:7, 8. >| and nsed It. the next tm pelf satlefled Clajwbrlek, and Clare oh Main street from M. J. Good- •» lbs acoonnt of bfc own Clemonean. Oh. that Clara! The oua . wh* asks Gods M«- « » 4 r . B. Hatch left heart, will open wp n merchant Jqan employed a subtle counter gaidapee to tgto l|$e> a®<! "You pea. Joan, dearest,” |a offensive. She eyuded uaflufted In yesterday for San Francisco, seeks tailoring establishment. the way and the truth -otlvaiy. “tha sort of difference. When Joan wanted to where the*, latter will spefld sever ba exemplified to Jeaue Christ; ia to whom you eo turn on'toe full batteries of her ln- io such a ope will the way al flay» Matting with relatives and remain ’true,’ aa yon . call diffurfnee her high disdain was a “ a no questldn of truth cloud ple^cto^jfaturhor >e g guid u ia - ba opened and he will-be fren to «f h«hor towoived ‘ haiwean any hqa- ed Intp (ha realms qf kakn»L Normal Note»— Pref. A. C. ■ ■ . 'i a f “i , i*. uess and abundant life. Jey is Moving tp his new home visitor from «m ate Paee— |o him that knocketh i From M c CT osk I—- < • 4 ' í * which he recently purchased from deor of opportunity aad of J. L. Webster of Grants Pa«s, R. C. Qoodman of McCloud, Benton Bowers. Mr. McIntyre Mies May Tiffany bah been en service In Ood’e Kingdom, that Ore., «pent yesterday in Ashland t a i., «pent yesterday In Aefelànd and family will occupy the rooms gaged 1° t o c h school In the dis door « ill ^pea quickly, j Mvleitiag with friends. looking after business affairs. Prof. Joy Is leaving. trict adjoining Woodville. | What Others Say i TURNING THE PAGES BACK ASHLAND 10 Years Ago A quilting bee waa held at the home of D. B. Lyons on Mountain Av»nue recently. Those present were Mesdames Fraley, Yeo, So be*. Eggens, Swing apd Miss An derson. One hundred and. WH? rooters of the Ashland high school pulled off a regular old time rally down the Main street Saturday with LaRoy Ashcraft, yell loader, at thq head. “ Game Refuge Warden Goprge Hargadlne has returned from his winter work on the Modoc ,*r- chards game refuge, the largest reservation ot the kind and the best appointed one In Jackson eounty. 20 Years Ago SO Years Ago