THE DAILY TIDINGS EDITORIALI and
PUBLISHED BY THE ASHLAND PRINTING GO.
C X READ, MANAGING EDITOR
LAND DAILY T1D1NCSQtJT
The Emblem of Oor Community
It has been said that some people can see »
ieyest htat not the tteew. Also that some ean not
jsee toe town for the bouses. Some people can
soe Ashland as just a place; others can see ft as a
.community of homes, schools, churches, business
nnd activity of every sort.
What does Ashland and the great eemtuunity
around it mean to all of usf And of what do we
•think when we think of the name Ashland f When
Zone thinks of the nation he often thinks of the flag
emblem that is dear to every patriotic heart. Even
.our schools and colleges have their pennant^ o w
¡ships their flags, our army and navy their colors.
¡But what has Ashland in the way of a standard ta
represent i t f The only emblem that it has is the
loyalty we pay to its business and its institutions.
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The communities of thia and every other nation
are suffering, all because the people are so close to
¿hem that they do not see them as they are or ought
¡to be. It is easy to think of the progress that other
¿towns and cities are making, because we stand ofl
¡and get a view of their progress or lack of it as the
«case may he. But we ean aot see our own.
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The only flag Ashland has is the one all of ns
‘help to weave. The only monument Ashland will
have is the one all of us help to carve. The only
¡progress Ashland will make is the kind aU of us
.help » making. The enly backward step Ashland
;wiii take ia the one any or all of us cause it to take.
The only emblem our community will have is
¡that shown by the bold letters A-S-H-L t A-N-D; and
¡wherever we see tills “ ftag,” whether in n<w8-
¡paper, on map, on store window, or in private
•sanctum of tliought, it ought to mean as mueh to us
«locally and individually as the flag of our coun-
■try means to us nationally. For only by patriotic
"loyalty to our community can we expect to grow and
prosper.
The Exhilaration of Chance
To s p | that a part of the Mississippi Valley
which suffered from the recent floods and winds will
lose some of its population is a myth. The Ameri
can people are hot so constituted. You do not see
them leaving their hemes and. properties, their fam
ily associations and romantic environments just
because water got over some levees or wind blew
down a building.
As one woman who lives near the Mississippi
river expressed it, “ Shucks,. I like thunder and light
ening and) excitement!” .She expressed more of real
human'nature than she knew when she said that.
Say what you will, people will cling to their old
homes and cherished haunts. They will move on
account of climate, when finances permit; but you
seldom hear o f l a Middlewesterner adtoitting that
he is leaving hie state because of cyclonic winds, an
Easterner and Northerner getting out because of cold
and deep snows, a Southerner migrating because
of the hot sun, or a- Westerner running away from
earthquakes, It just isn’t done. In fact, there is
something of the very opposite in the make-up
of us humans. We all like to< gamble with nature.
And in the process farms produce erops, men build
industries, schools and colleges flourish, religion
carries on, Nature compensates abundantly to every
section, and civilization advances.
* Next to an aspiring author there’s bo one
who has as much trouble getting his story aecepted
an a husband who comes home late.
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Now women smokers are being blamed for the
increasing fire hazard in America. Maybe Adam
was right after all, about the woman starting all
the trouble.—Portland Telegram»
Television will also make it possible for us
see if some telephone girls’ faces are as sour
their dispositions, and others’ faces as sweet
their voioes.
“ Death Valley” is usually that portion of as-
plialt between two curbstones.”—Wall Street Jour
nal. And a clear lane between two lines of jammed
traffic is the “ Grand Canyon.”
John Slater, prominent spiritualist, says that
within a year mediums will be able to dial heaven
on their radios. A connection in the other direction,
say some victims of summer static, would be sut>er-
fiirow.
Now that AF Smith has declared that his church
affiliation would not be permitted to interfere with
his loyalty to the i ’onstitution, it remains for Wil
liam (rtliHs McAxloo to promt«« that he could l»e
President of tlR? United States from t-alifornia and
«till l*oost Florida.
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no the Shrinera* or Doernbecker « ^ » ^ » a t t o n of grade school»
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ta lfc* any °^,#p Plan of aohool
At. present there is a great need admlalatratlon. la haring prob
iter sweater, for one year old !H»na of att aorta prewntlng them-
,children. Any one havteg such 9elTe* tor *Bo baBt solution poa-
! « t id e s or remnants o f yarn for ”!ble- 11 w*a iBo apaaker e in ^ fr
knitting them will please send toent th<t none had J**“ *4#
them to the office of the Unit ln
to Klamath Ceunft
the Court House or to any of the ;*»«”>•* th* W * of that dig.
■following women who are In tl,ct Ending a solution that gave
[charge of supplies ter their local general aatfsfactlen, Mr. Peter-
greups: Mrs. H. O. Anderson ln I8on “atA:
Ashland'; Mrs. H. H. Hanna ln ¡ ‘"n * «•«■ty «Mt itt Ktesnath
■Jacksonville, Mrs. Louis Brown In County has leea to operation for
Talent; Mrs. Fred Furry In Phoe- ■<»
Dtart“« this time the
nix, Mrs. Henry Read in Central ™ «J acboota of Klamath Coun-
Polnt, Mrs. G. R. Chapman ln ty have advanced to first place
Gofrf Hilt, and Mrs. ClaTe Hanley among tow schools o f tow state.
lnWedford'.
All schools under the county unit
With the County Health 'Unit 'method are cared for by a cen-
beglnnlng the summer round-up traf body, therefore there are
Jof pre-schoor children agate by »o buildings lu the county that
Ä1ARO1AN
holding clinics ln cooperation with M'e »ot well cared for and prop-,
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'the Parent Teacher Associations, r«rt> equipped. One school means
it is interesting to note that Med- ,i« * *• ®u A to the controlling
ford won the highest honors in school' board as another, thofo-
'Oregou for the 1 1 » Summer !foro the teacher selected Is of
'Round-Up. Two of Its assorts- 'Just as high standing for one
tions— Roosevelt and Washing*- school as for another,
ton— were placed on Honor Roll
“Under the county unit plan
!B, which means that these two 'there Is one school board of five
'aeeociatfhas corrected 75 to 5ff members which replaces all the
‘percent of the detect» discovered, 'district school boards ln all the
NEW YORK— H»vtag oaU-
On Hotter Roff C are found toe schools of Klamath county ex-
•d her wealthy elderly hus
Unccln and Jackson associations 'cept Klamath Falla, which la a
' 1. What anaual salary doea the
band aa eld fool mm I a dumb
along with one to Fwrttond. Mrs. city unit. The district superln-
Vlce-Presldeat receive? —
bell and stayed- oe« lata at
Arthur jftayc, director of tog tend«it and alt the teachers of
' * . Items tbs Meratanr: to Urn
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campaign, in writing of the 'Klamath county are chosen by
President?
he was ualatareetlag, Mr»
’results-In the Parent j' TBacher 'ths dJsUlct school board. The
1 1. How maay departments In
-JuUuw Fr- Fleleaher, an etea ■ magazine, wins the prise story, supplies for all the schools are
the federal- government?
ographer, was eruel, says- the
'Mrs. H..F. Flatt, director of tota purchased by toe district school
4. Who ta toe most recently ap
findings et a referee. The
'season’s Round Up is working board. At the beginning of sack
pointed member of the United
husband w e» a separation
'zeafeuely to gather ta every H 'school term. , a school truck ta
S ta te s Suprem e Court,?
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suit with costs of >4.183
Truth ta mighty, hut Bunk
yeas oi< «Mid 1» Medford for • ¡loaded with tbs supplies needed
' 5. Who ta toe only mas ever to
charged
Co the Wife.
dkaws
the
Biggest
gate.
physical' examination before en- 'at each building. The truck
have served both aa President and
taring school1 this feM.„
makes the rounds of aU the
'Chief Justice of the Supreme
You ea» never Have eattaHed
Court?
NEW YORK — Chauncey
I. Under what circumstances ctmfomera uutti yen have sattb-
Depew at 93- keep* aa eye
may the Vice-hresident cast a fleld clerks.
on. what 1s doing ta Wall
vote In the Senate?
etoeot. Folks who noticed
7. Who is Speaker of the House
him
visiting friends there
Advise that pleases- as moe
of Representatives?
could think of no- particular
generally toe warst advice
I. Have Hawaii and Alaska any
reason, especially elooe New
can follow.
'representatives?
York Central, ef which hwJs-
10. Who Is chairman of the Sen
chairman, was U na and hta»
MANILA, F. I. May 14—
ate Foreign Relations Commit If you b uy a friend for ten
slogan 1s the optimist always
FUlplno
agitation against Govern
tee?'
Ian, somehddy will buy h
wins.
or General Leonard- Wood has
away from you for twelve.
broken out anew oa toe eve ef
Wood’s departure on- bis final lo-
NEW HAVEN— The city of
,speatlon trip before visiting the
How tantalizing the èigar with
LONDON, May 13.—(LP>—Sir out a match!
Elms
lacks poets such as
United States.
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Gerald Maxwell, Willshire, Y4-
wrote
“Woodmen,
Spare
This with a series of quarrels
year-old baronet was arrested to
That Tree,” or “Poems were
between visiting congressmen and
Bad muele Inspires conversa
day because of startling charges
made by fools like me, but
memboM of Wood's staff ban
made by * young woman. The lion; good music hushes it.
only GoA can. make a tree.”
-caused extreme nervousness In
woman charged the titled gentle
At least no effective protest
American circles, where it was
man took her motoring Tuesday i Dishonest competition Is the
Was made when toe aldermen
hoped the whole situation had im-
,proved.
night, ostensibly to a dinner gresReeC help en honest mea tan
ordered a majestic sycamore,
danee at Maidstone. In a lonely
some 215 years old, cut down
wood he stopped the car, over
1» order that Kite stseet
powered her, tore off her clothing
might be widened. With the
•led her to a tree. Then, she
Hies Heck says: “Ye* don’t
tkea, down came some British
charged, he painted- her body with need a lawyer to help you fall In
bullets which It prevented
shoe polish and motorid away love, But you do need one to git
from reaching townsfolk In
leaving her bound to the tree.
ynw oat o’ toe jnm aNerwards.”
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TURNING THE PAGES BACK
Georg» Parsoin» (hg young son
of Mto. W. F. Punon» of toe
Parso»»’ restaurant, was unfort
unate« enough to brisk hie arm
Tuesday, falling ont of » Barn In
the easts»» part of town In
wklck Bn was playing with other
Mrs. A. B. CNgr. who ha» Boon boy»
' vtatting her stater, Mw. A T.
Mitchell ta Ashland, for a num
Another change has been rung
ber of weeks, departed Tuesday In (he management of -the Ash
for Mlddlotenv Mnfco.
land Hotel. V. M. Stephenson,
wBaelne been« conducting the ho
tel
for several monche past gave
f
up tita- management on STopday
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and on Tuesday left with ' his
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fa mil Y on toe return to Roseville,
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whoro ho came from. His
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■"-•mg—--"*, which-has n«rt boon
entirely successful rteanciaily, ta
, Wmi Wright started' home. to sncqguMM by that o f G. W. Stoph-
Nebraska day before yeetarday, enudg, on« of the owners, who ta
having boon her* for „several nsaeNed By ML J. Mattoon as chief
’weeks vbttlng the Sutton thmlly.
Bandon will oil s e v e r a l
streets this year.
WUltem Harris, who has been
Gold Hill Newer-M«ss HMen
Pygali of Ashland, accompanied- spending t ie winter months wtth
by Verne Bine, visited1 at the relatives a« Banta Rosa, Cal., re
home o f Mr. end Mrs. A. B. Kel turned home la»t night..
logg the middle of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fermlna Zana,
for 1-8 .month» port residents of
Ashland, whore tooy conducted a
reetaiMnnt buslnea» hnve return
ed to -Mold Hill.
Eugene RegiTteP—O. W .. Ml-
lam, formerly of this county,
who ha» Boon Iboatod at Ashland
toy a aumher of years, being
principal of one of toe grade
schools there, Is In the city.
T. K. Bolton visited htt dkngh-
ter, Mrs. J. J. MacMohon In Ev
ans valley the first o f the week.
RUDY LRFT MiG EUTATE
The late Rudolph' Valentino
who died in New Tort ln 'August,
IPS8, left on estate ln excess of
«280,000 according to an apprais
al and Inventory of toe fthn
star’s property now on tile ln
Superior Court, '«
Shares in several ptatute ser
vices end hta Interest ln *TBe
Son Of The Shtek” and "The I
Eagle” were not appraised