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M äSSJSSL - - THE D flIhY TIDINGS EDITORIALI a n d FE A TU R E PflQ ESTABLISHED IN 1876 ASH LAN D D A IL Y C . ¡f. T ID IN G S ■Catete« at the Ashland, Qrpga* poetoffice a* Second Glaye Mett Matter READ, m a n a g in g EpiTOR W . H. PERKINS, NEWS ÈDJTOR ASHLAND PRJNTING By Williams OUT OUR W AY tflP • JrtcMfttb hut yrhgfs the u«e* cgp yog take g picture qf ffig raln4 ' In Winter Time Early Years Important HP- R oB öej? GtQ s/es hl R IH’ p e n CAM I it o AGOIM -tUH ‘‘T he fir st fiv e y e a r s o f a c h ild ’s life —c a lle d th e pre-school years—are th e tim e w h en u n d esirab le h ab its, p erso n a lity q u irk s and m en tal d e fe c ts sh ou ld be recognized and tr e a te d ,” s a y s Dr. D . A- T hom , in a recen t p u b lica tio n o f th e U . S . c h ild r e n ’s Ixir eau. T here are 267^000 m en tal p a tie n ts in p u b lic and p r iv a te h o s p ita ls th ro u g h o u t th e country’—a larger num ber th an a ll o th er m ed ica l $n d sq ^ gical . caJés com bined. T h e c o st to the ta x p a y e r is en o r m ous. In M a ssa ch u setts alon e, it h a s b een .estim at ed, tw e n ty cen ts o u t o f e v e r y d o lla r o f ta x fu n d s g o es to th e care o f th e ty p e o f m e n |a | d ise a se th a t needs in stitu tio n a l treatm en t. ‘‘ T he g r e a t p roblem , h o w ev er, is n o t in th e hosp ital p a tien ts, but in th e th o u sa n d s o f m en and wppoen w h o g o th rou gh lif e w ith o n ly a lim ite d ¡de gree o f u sefu ln ess b ecau se th e ir m in d s are h a n d ic a p ped and clou d ed b y u n sta b le em o tio n s. A n d th e sam e tr a its th a t are s e e n in th e y p u n g c h ild w hq is d isob ed ien t, u n con trolled an d in con flict w ith h is fa m ily and h is su rrou n d in gs, are th o se w h ic h are found in a g r e a tly h e ig h te n e d d eg ree in th e m en ta l ch a ra cteristics o f crim in als. A n o th e r reason fo r str e ssin g th e im p ortan ce o f r e c o g n iz in g th e se p er so n a lity d e v ia tio n s e a r ly m ig h t w e ll b e fo u n d in th e fa c t th a t c erta in m en ta l c h a r a c te r istic s w h ic h th e ch ild h as d u r in g th e se e a r ly y e a r s are m ore u sab le in a lte r in g u n d esirab le habtys tty R a t a n y o th er tim e in life . T h ese c h a r a c te r istic s are th é g en era l p la stio ity o f th e c h ild ’s m in d , a s sh o w n b y im ita tio n , su g g e stio n , lo v e o f a p p ro b a tio n ; and one paight ad d g s a n oth er a s s e t th e e a se w ith w h ic h o n e can in terp ret con d u ct in e a r jy lif e b efore th e c h ild h a s learn ed to con ceal b is m o tiv e s .’' O nly b y p a tie n t s tu d y o f th e c h ild 's e n v ir o n m ent, a n d b y th e c h e c k in g u p o f h |s p h y s ic a l h ealth , pan real h elp be g iv e n him . I f h e h a s n o p h y s ic a l d e fec ts, th eq P erh ap s h is fa th e r o r m o th e r or so m e o th e r p erson w ith w h o m h e ia c lo s e ly a sso c ia te d is c a u sin g h im a c u te u n b a p p ip esa op re b e llio n h y e ith e r too m u ch a ffe c tio n , w h ic h s tif le s h im , or to o little , fro m w h ic h -he i s e m o tio n a lly sta r v e d . W h en w e r e a lize th a t th e c h ild o f th r ee r e a c ts to o m a n y o f th e sam e e m o tio n a l u r g e s a s d o e s th e m a n or w om an o f th ir ty , w e w ill b e m ore lia b le to tr e a t h im a s a p erspn in h is o w n r i g h t T h e r e sp o n sib ility o f c h ild tr a in in g m u st be a s su m ed b y the m ost p a r t b y p a r e n ts, teach ers, n u r se s an d g en eral m ed ica l p r a c titio n e r s. T h e s e r v ic e s o f th e p s y c h ia tr ist w ill be a v a ila b le o n ly fo r th e fe w . W h en e v id e n c e s o f em otion al d istu r b a n ce s are w a tc h e d fo r th e y w ill be c a u g h t in tim e, d u r in g th e p re-sch o o l age. Remarkable Fire Loss Record B en d , O regon, in a g r e a t tim b er co u n try , h a d fir e lo sses o f o n ly a b o u t 40 c e n ts p er c a p ita la s t y e a r ; N ew Y ork C ity h ad $27,951,055 to ta l, or a lm o st $7 per ca p ita . B en d c u t h er n a tio n a lly fam ou s 1925 record b y m ore th an 50 p e r cen t a s a r e su lt o f fire p r e v en tio n m easu res; N e w Y o rk in creased h e r lo sse s b y $2,000,000. S om e fir e lo sses seem u n a v o id a b le; b u t th e se a r e so fe w a s to be a lm o st n e g lig ib le . F irps ta k e a b o u t 21,000 A m erican liv e s each y e a r and en ou gh p r o p e r ty lo ss e s to p a y fo r a rev o lu tio n a ry w ar. ~ •*' ¿V T h ere sh ou ld be no ex cu se fo r id le n e ss am on g p r o fe s s io n a l h u m o rists in th ese tim es w ith so m aq y a n c ie n t tig h tw a d jo k e s to be tra n sla ted in to S cotch . W ith se v e r a l b ig w a r p ictu res in tow n and c h lo r in a te d w a te r on tap . a ll th e o v ersea s v e te m n e e d s is a can o f sa lm o n to liv e o v e r old tim es. Saturday, December M , 1007. toto th® ttofttoWP- TO.® W 4 l " ygrg ipsde t M f ipight 1 fpUO’ It 10 ton tyfi- the that happeppd piffir jppre torUtonto ,9f p T hc hupt for gp gg- «catching m ftp puow y & 'y e - W f f T P A N Q l E T T ables » full a class a u * F ine. ST HS* WWVKX wc. 6 o T r r SOM EHOW L A C tfélW K'lCK' OF A -fA S ^ E fpvjL p* S p u m t B S AM’ ~ ' v ) W a f Q fh fiff Say J A Waukegan wife branded her husband on the back w ith a hot fla t Iron when he refuse« to get us at her call In the morning. Moral: Never turn your back to your wife when she la talking.— Springfield News. . v “liv e ry ten persons engag ed In private business in the United States support one person In the public service. Tj»rn about Is fa ir play al ways— reverse the ratio.— Port Orford News. A ll agricultural experts predict that farming w ill be piore prosperous in 1927. W hen It cornea to getting gpod predictions the farmer has It on all the rest of us.— Heppner G aiette- Times. "M a " Ferguson seems to be the kind-hearted sort- of woman who’d give a square meal to any poop- devil who asked for I t at the kitchen door, no m atter how many Wlveg and children he ought to be af beino supporting.— ps Grande Obseryer. i An pntl-yplstead advocate in Washington declares that » l.ot 9f «enatorp w ink at drinking. You can’t help from wjnlpng several times after yqu take a swallow of the stuff they sell nowadays, — iefferson J e iU v . s gq e j e qq s e e e e yy e e n Is n ’ t H O dd? A Nobody out of debt is better than a Somebody in a hole. I t ’s a wise womgn who holds her tears in reserve for Import ant occasions. tyhep g thing ought not to be done, you can always count on the Legislature doing It. The more money you take from Others, the greater your reputa tion as a commercial success. HOW independent the farmer is! He is never troubled about fixing the price of anything he »11«. N E W Y O R K — Broadway can keep Its canyon castles so tar as CftoQt 4® G“ ®!1 of Spain Is concerqe«. Return ing home « /te r a brief visit, the Industrialist said he did not wish Spain to have sky scrapers— they belong fyMjk; they are more' In proportion to A m erican/life. PPM+IfllWHfH — No youpg person nowadays would think of bobbing her hair, i f Miss Clara M iller, secretary of the Philadelphla- la Hairdreseere-’ association is correct. Flappers are le t ting the tresses grow, ghe says because mature women have adopted ihe bob. LONDON — Because the streets are too dangerous, lipyold bplomon has spJd his taxicab and begun study ing aviation. H e purposes to rgn .*P t»x l- F R E E EJ^EVATOB o g g G O N C IT Y , Qrtf-, Tsb- !»• (U N )— This city has the o»)y free municipal elevator In the U n lte{ States. I t costs many millions to run I t Is 86 feet high pud conneptf tt|e Poetoffice Department, and of the mpln part of the business this sum probably 30 cents are district urtyh the resjdgpflpl spent annualy for public pens. tgict, overlo°riP k tb« HtF- i , Straight, who has operated the eieyatflr l l ef the I > years if Hex Heck says: “ A man who fay» roeap things about bis wife is only tryln ’ to make her out as no pqcount as he is..’! hpa been functioning, fays he bag had no accidents and has beep on the Job every dpy'during tbaf p e rM - TURNING TH E PAGES BACK ASH LAND AFftTLANn 10 Years Ago 20 Years Ago 30 Years Ago Japwa Vartress, who returne« The Silsby saw m ill plant at W illiam Rush. Southern Pa cific fireman, who until recently fgest Fork changed hands last yeaterdtA from Pokegama, re» resided In Ashland, was married Fffrtfpp.d .cppj.tplisfs being pert» m h t t H ¿»M i W ck- last Saturday pt Montagus, Cal., the purchasers, fhe considerptiop ed thf log I’OO’P to the Mill »Olid, like a dam. add the darned« to Mias Hasel Stow of Hprnbrook. being about 810,000. boqm and by 1PW of lqg». etc, If estimated at <2000. r Th.e f l f “ of Blepel A Wlicox of Fred Dodge has been under tbe weather with an attack of lagrap- this city, bps recently completed pe but is now on the road to re pn extensive plumbing contract In The bride across Nell creek ef poilglas county, in a fine farm covery. the Tolman place pn« that acres« residence built by I," M- Engle Hl)l creek ei the Songer piece there. were both damaged by th« recenf Transacting business with City high water, and a very poor Job Elecfrtclap Strickland O°w takes qf mpponry Is revealed fty, th« on all of the dignity of cashing a P. W . Paulson's residence on dahfgge to fhe both check or borrowing p match of the Opk street )p beiffg etubellljhed bridges. cashier of a bank. with a generous new porch on tgro sides of It. »• M- W 4 " of Ash- Summer Pprker.and wife have en Rhodes of T ab land and Reuben returned from a visit to San Mrs E. ff. gjragpur Fpnt down ept. brother«, left y®togrday Francisco. to Medford Saturday. San Francisco. > W»11» •* ra w w w B E R K E L E Y , Fag. »8.— (U P ) — Accepted explanation« fo r for the- pliers, digging in fhe gpow mqans of names o< California counties are bat'd greatly In er under a fallen tree for the brok- en wtre, the floundering drag ro r by Prof. A. L. Kroebar, bead getting It feack up the fffU prok- of tbe depàrtmeat of aptbropo|o- •to *1 H I of K V W itfOt a gy a t University qf California. Spanish has been substttntad by paft at th« |<»rppy- ,Ths prhbppj many for Indina origina Ip some cl0 b $ f$ w w f t . t*d n »*4lb f 9f ton instances and vice versa, he as serts. In sections «bora mean- . wgfe p part of th e'd ay’s w offhlp ings of tbe pames of cppntles and of the caretaker in the Land of towns could not be definitely as certained, picturesque versions the Great Unknown. fluffy pf snow- And I could pot W eather— Day partly cloady, were •’Invented,” typical qf wh«t help but exclaim as I pagspd a wlpd northwest; snowfall since unromantlc Indians ' might bave room w ith a package that reached last observation 0.0 in.; precipi named them had they the •‘adver to the window M il.' dPOJT. beauti tation 0.00 in.; snow on ground, tising instinct.” Vallejr ó f the lfoon,” claimed ful snow, but why In H ell don't »3 in., Temp. H. 18, L. 1», R. to be the meaning of Sopoma, you stay where you belong? M. H . and so w ritten about in a book It seemed to warm up this bearing that name by Jack Lon morning shoot pine o’clock sod I C IT A T IO N TO UNKNOW N don, Is purely a fanciful transa- got busy getting the snow out. H E IR S O F DEC ED EN T. You ueysr know when a warm IN THE COUNTY COURT IN latlon for Sonoma, Prof Kroeber grind w ill strike here, end whjsn AND FOR THE COUNTY OF asserts. I t came from the Indian “ tsonoma,” meaning it does the snow starts melting JACKSON, STATE OF OREGON. dialect ‘.'village ground.” right pour, inside as well ss opt. IN T H E M A T T E R O F TH|S ES There are In reality^ nine There was ehough snow on the T A J E O F F R A N K B. SANGER, counties In California, this names fourth floor of the new building DECEASED: of which are almost'unmistakably to spoil every room below and It H . V . Sqngyr and p . G. ganger of Indian origin, Professor Kroeb was up to me to get It out, Christ- have filed In the above court w nr f tm going to work pto*«®? tor ton «.»toribupou of er asserts. They are Colpsa. Mo doc, Inyo, Mono, N apa/ Shasta, on y” the ' telephone ’ • ’ w ™ " r Una r ’» today but I , tfm property belopglng to the Tehama, Yolo Yubq and Tuolupi- uldn’t take a chance on the said estate to themselves, share ne. One other, Siskiyou, Is also ow in the building. \ am afraid that if I don’t get «p.d sgare »like, and claim to b« probably of Indihn origin, tbs pro the line up tomorrow someone the helm and the only heirs of fessor believes. Yet a list published by the state grill us« ft a? «p eypqro tp come the said estate of F ran k B. Sang called Mono «nd Yuba counties up here and I don’t want that, I er, deceased. By virtue of such petition and of Spanish origin and Solano and ijave enough troqple without it. by the proepedipgs jn tbe mgftap M arin Indian, while Professor W<FlF— «»9F: fe a th e r — Day clna«y; wind of the said cptatp, the Honorfbl« KÍoeber ave rts they are Spanish gprthwest; snowfgll since last W . J. Hartzell has- designate« names. Observation 8 ip., yreciplfqfiqn Monday, tbe Second Day of May, die explained the varions mean | 3 In; snow on ground 94. in., 1937, at ten o’clock a. m., 3 in g of California names as fql- lows: Tpmp. H. 20, L. 12. R. g., M 16. the Court House In the Town Modoc: Does not jpeaq "head Jacksonville, In Jackson County pregón, as the time and, place tq of riv e r /, but merely ••^ n tp .1*’ iwtoey« Pbge«»hFr »8, 1M«. b^ono: Ljgend that Mono Is I surely wish you .could bays determine definitely the heirs pf from Spanish derlvatiqn, meqnlng huep with me today, for a while fhe said estate, to whom the •4*4 "monkey” not probable. Indians pf leaat. I yps repgtring M»« tel petate should be distributed. In Mono connty were called Mon- He has further ordered thaf ephone line. I have been dread ach’s by other tribes, from which potlce of said hearing be givpq ing the Job for days, bpt It «imp Mono originated. ly proqldn’t fix Itself and today pnto ail parties and persops Napa: Does pot mean "fish" as had the promise of being clear gnown and unknown, of the time, commonly beljeved. ft comes ace, anti purpose of such hepr- an« the up seemed to be pretty from the Pomo Indlap *oj*d. F®’l 99 I fth rid d d»Y 0 the g- a0d M1?1 ».«Ph u.oMo.e be ro w meaning "harpoop point.'** b|ll at 7:30 this morning. I didn’t ed by the publication thereof fop Shasta :Jhe meaplng |p «t|ll a \ gyease my skis for I expected to not lesS than Six consecutive hpvp pome wire pulling tp do and weeks in the Ashland Tidings, a mystery. I t Is improbable that the suggested derivation from the I didn’t want them too slick. Slow newspaper qf general circulation, traveling was the result, and I printed and published at the City French word “epaste” or frqip ppi glad, for had they been worg- of Ashland, in said Jackson coqn- the Russian **ch|s|y” pieanlng ”wh)te” 1« correct. The ‘irpaflê- lpg good I would have had noth ty. tlon "cqye dwèjfers” is wholly ing to tell yon about typt acci NOW T H E R E F O R E , la accord mistaken. dents. ance w ith sa*d proceedings apd Tuolnmpe: Wgs nape« for the A fter the phonp line leaves order any and n il persons, other river apd has been errqneopply Gpyernment Camp It takes off fhan H. V . Sanger and U. G. translated "Bl(qne ' cay'«." ft« through the timber- Today every ganger, claiming to be entitled tq significance is u^kqQwn. tpe« great and email, was loaded pny p art o f the estate of Frank B. Yolo: the derivation of Yuba jrltp snow. Th.e little fellows 8anger,- deceased, be and they «re fro/p ton S p ^ ‘»ll “Pf»«;” M W grere bept until the shepard’e pereby required to be present af ing "wild grapes” is »lmq«t en «F°®k 1“ » w m w ' ln»to99 the said time and place, then an« tirely Imaginary. It < a s jjerlypd ipet the snow at their feet. A t the there to establish any claim that froip the name qf ^n Indian v il ««ge p f the flat, the meadow land they, or either of them as heir« lage on the Feqther piver, and it« Ip tujnmer, there wonld be a .cir of the estate of Frank B. Sanger, meaning unknown. cle of these small trees, with Hetch Hetchy: Derjve« from deceased, may have in and to the heed» bowed In reverence to a estate of Frank B. Sanger, de the pâme pf a plynt which pas g,ant hemlock. Tbe m e a d o w edible seeds. " ‘ r ( ceased, or any part thereof. lpnd ghostly worships at the feet Tampal pals: Does not come -That falling to so appear an« qf a mighty spirit, like those that establish to the satisfaction of from the Çpaplsh yrOffl l)tyt was a to YsrsW»- ft to<>’ the said court their identity as term of thp Miqrok Ippiaps mean «hrouded In white. heirs of the «aid deceased, the ing “ Bay mountain.!! The Span I thing the thing that Impress property belonging tq the said es ish word "pals’! meaning "coun ed me the moat was a glade, t r y ” led some to believe Tam al- bordered with pob)e fir«. These tate w ill thereupon be ordere« pais was qf Spanish origin. /Uptrlbqfed fo tbe sa|d H. V. types when not too closely group Pasadena: Appears fo hays ed together, are in perfect shape. Sanger and U. G. Sanger, half- been coined by an American out They are spirally branched, each brother« of the spid Frank B. of tbe Chippewa Indian tongue, branch In the spiral Is of the Sanger. or possibly Imaginary Indian There beipy go oth.qf gpowp terms. same length, the oilier tip» form ing a perfect circle. The base was heirs than the said H . V. Sanger Petaluma: Means !.*fl«t back”, probably twelve feet lit diameter, and U. G. Sanger, this citation Is probably from tbs appearance of th« tops were a hundred feet or Issued and published fo r the bOO" an Indian v |la g e near thp clly more above, peg yp» picture two efif qf fhe uqkppYU b,»irs«pq< tq of Petaluma. ,. * lines of these trees, lines as true give notice tq them. If there be as though laypd PU| y lth a ma «qch, to appear apd establish NPTICE p F FfRAD HEARING son’s line, sixty-five feet apart their interest In said estate. - lb the County Court of the and two hundred feet long? This citation is issued and dat State of Oregon for Jackson tapering, ed this 3rd cay o f February, County. symetrlcal, marglp )lfe column», for. 0U the 1»87. In the M etter qf tbe Estate of W . J. H A R T Z E L L , S- M. Rhp«ei, Deceqspd. flrg, po gre«n F M »hPF»Ug A t (Signed) th« end were two towering hem- County Judgp. Notice is boreby gtvpn Ibto M ».e locgf, enppgh qf the green «nd Attest: undersigned administratrix qf bfpirn of their limb» showing to DBLILJA STEVENS, the estate of ,8. M. Rhodps, de form a tapestry of fantastic de County Clerk. ceased, has file d her final ac sign. A ll was so still It seemed , W M M BRIGGS, count In said county ypurt «nd as If the nneeen wprp af worship, Ashland, Oregon. that the court has fixed Monday, and I had blundered ip. Tbe Administrator the 28th day of March; le a f at small, snow ladep trees at th« 132-6 F ri. ten o’clock a. m., and the court foot of the giant hemlocks prere room of said court as the time an alter, their fpoet pryttto». and placq for tbe bearing of any as countless candles, aglow with Returned to Portland— - > objections there may be to said sparkling light. You. expected Miss Ramona Wise, who has report and the settlement thereof. spy moment t<) gepr fg« tbupder- appqt fha past week'»» |b|p c|ty Date of first publication Febru Ing peal of a mighty pipe organ, w ith relatives arid friends, has ary 11, or the measured chant of an an returned to Portland to resume Administratrix. gelic choir, In praise to The her training at the Emanuel C LAR A A- BNpLB, hospital. .............................. 1 Great Unknown. Yes,' I tried to 138-^-Frl. • W ell. If h M c9 » e gone, and f w glj tifo fpgg *n « flqyqr It waan’t but hfttp dltteropt fh«n .other days. The Ngnmlq»« Ope and I bad a gergo laef night «nd he didn’t »bOW up u n fil poon to day the phone wasn’t worblqg, go everything pawpd off qnfotly. T p e wind gave me a beautiful pregept and delivered U right hggfdp. I have been working on If gpd ttlj| bgye pert o f If left. in «owe of the rooms ft piled . the pyptuesf bundle of the .whitest and pwtt 1, The Tax-Increasing Crusade T h e record o f m ore th an 13,000 n ew la w s e n a c te d b y s ta te le g is la tu r e s in 1925 ou t o f a to ta l o f 40,956 b ills in trod u ced , w ill p rob ab ly be broken th is y ea r. L e g isla tu r e s are m e e tin g th is y e a r in a ll s ta te s e x c e p t K en tu ck y , L o u isia n a , M ississip p i a n d V ir g in ia . A su r v e y rev ea ls an in c re a sin g n um ber o f law - p r o m o tin g g ro u p s rep r ese n tin g a c tiv e m in o r itie s an d sp e c ia l c la ss g rou p s, in c lu d in g r e lig io u s, so cia l, c iv ic , lab or, w om en an d oth er b od ies. E ach has it s ow n p an acea or sp e c ia l c la ss a d v a n ta g e in m in d and is e n d ea v o rin g b y le g is la tiv e d ecree to restra in , reform or a r b itr a r ily con trol th e con d u ct, m orals, b u sin ess m eth od s an d d o m estic liv e s o f oth ers. A h e a v y crop o f b illy d e sig n ed to r e g u la te or restrict in d u stria l a n d com m ercial o p era tio n s and fo r new form s o f ta x a tio n , to g e th e r w ith m any a n ti crim e and so cia l w e lfa r e p r o p o sa ls, is in d ica ted b y th e su rv ey . • g Y M W rarin Caretaker a t Crater Lake O H ODOVA/i A W I fcto W ton p w mr ipfihhF to iw d tor rrnrf to change, the day dfdp’f yggpg tp matte?, and f h e ' Phone line be came a silver th^eg« gifj$lqg W» » * K