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There is a vast difference in families. Some
go along for years, plugging and working out their
problems, without ever seeming to really accom­
plish anything of any value which brings^, them
before the public.
Other families seem to develop in a different
channel. Besides taking care of the many little
problems which go to make up every-day life, the
members of these families are always doing some­
thing Unusual, taking the leadership in various
movements and accomplishing things which bring
prominence and renowu to the community in which
they live.
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The Daily Tidings has often had the pleasure of
publishing reports of activities in which one Ashland
family lias taken a leading part. This is the Joy
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George King and Louis Schvein snd Ernest W allen were the gra­
v ill eptwruiq tbs Aa«*nd Art cious hostesses Wednesday eve­
cipb at the former’s homo Pt ning, May I t , at the regular so­
cial meeting of tto Auxiliary to
9 Beagh street,
Tuesday, May M.— W. C. T. U. the Trinity Guild in the Parish
v ill meet at the home of lira. House of tto Trinity Bptseopal
Frank Crovaog on Bighth St, . church- Qua to other activities
Tuesday, May SC— Alpha «lub there vaa not as large pn attend­
v ill meat la the Masonic hall ance as had bean expected, but
all those present expressed them­
at 2: SO.
Tuoadag. May S9^*«<2reup meet­ selves aa having spent a meat
ing of the Ashland Delphlans. enjoyable evening.
The time vaa spent playing
Mrs. J. H. Fuller's group vUl
meet at her home on North Bridge; Mis> Georgia Coffee re­
Main street and Mrs. G. A. ceiving the prise for holding high
Briscoe's group v ill meet at score and Mrs. Fred Cashing be­
the home of Mrs. Walter Rad­ ing aver dad tto consotgtloa for
low a w e .
ford on Mountain Avenue.
At a lata hear the hostesses
Wednesday. May go— S ocial Cir­
cle of the Christian church vlU served elaborate refreshments.
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hold their regular meeting In
Added to many laurels which the Joy family
has won in previous years is the victory won by the
Joy twins in the state debating contest. The Tidings
never anticipates hearing them complain that there
are no new fields to conquer.
Al G. Barnes
Ashland seems to have misled a golden oppar-
: tunity by not having had.the pleasure of a visit
J from the A1 0. Bafnea circus.
The writer has noticed the results from the
visit of the circus to two cities. Coincident with the
; exhibition at Klamath Falls, Mr. Barnes announced
; he would build a $750,000 hotel in that city. Also,
; coinoident with the arrival of the press agent in
Portland, it was announced the Barnes’ interests
would give Portland a $3,000,000 museum.
One could play on his imagination to conjure
up what would have been gained if the circus had
come to Ashland and if Mr. Barnes had seen the
beauty and other attractions in our city.
The P©rDa»d Oregonian said tfie otty of Pqrt-
land would be joyful when the museum was actually
constructed and left the impression that the news­
paper held just a little doubt as to the real intention
of Mr. Barnes and the connection between his an­
nouncements and the work of the press agent,
However; Oregon would prove a-fertile field for
a dynamic worker such as A1 G. Barnes is reputed to
be and if he desires to find a city where a real
opportunity exists for a sanatarium Ashland cor­
dially invites him to come here and look over our
city.
What Hath Roads Wrought!
SCISSORED
SENTIMENTS
1. Over what country did the
Shepherd Kings reign?
2. Who conquered Peru?
3. Between what tvo countries
was the Hundred Year’s War?
8. Was Garthage founded Da­
tors Rome?
8. What war reached Its cli­
max in the Battle of Mukden?
7. For what was the year 1848
hotable in Europe?
8. Who was John Haks?
9. What mpdieval traveler ac­
quired fame by his travels in the
Orient?
19. Who defeated. Mark An­
thony at the battle of Actlum?
Mrs. A. C. Nlulager Hostess
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Plenty of exercise is. essential
Mrs. A. a. N’ainger was the
to a good figure, say the beauty
Charming hostess but evening, Junior High Chorus Holds
experts, and just then the gar­
Friday. Mpy 20, in the U th ls Regular M i n i ng
den needed digging.— Baltimore
Springs hotel ballroo|C To t |» '
ladles oKhu Ashland Bridge d ab.
A jolly evening v a a spent
If there are any baseball man­ playing cards, Mrs. j. m . Hughes
Windy weather makes busi­
agers who haven't von the »987
ness good tor match manufactur­
holding high score Wad Mrs. Don
pennant
vet, now is the time to Whitney receiving the consolation.
ers.
pit In their claim. — Hartford Put flowers worn artistically eri-
ranged »round the room.
The greatest fault of all is ov­
Testy refreshments were served
er-looking your. ova.
-The row provoked by the at­ pt the close of a most successful
tempted stage cleanup in New »▼•»top,
Opportunity rarely
York has developed more real
ground a pool table.
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drama than the stage has seen In Rnjoy Party At Buck Home—
years.— Dallas Journal.
Mrs. Ruth L- Redd’s class. "Phi
When people give yon some*
Alpha Chi" of tne Methodist
thing for nothing, thoy expect
A seat on the New. York stock Episcopal church enjoyed a merry
you to Imitate them.
exchange hoe Just sold for 8899,- party Thursday evening. May 18,
000. That’s even more than the pt the J. W. Reck home on Second
A lawyer produces but one speculators ask for a seat In the Street, the occasion being given
thing and that one thing is theatres of the metropolis.— Eu­ In honor of Mjss Frances >Qraen,
gene Register.
Fho |s home from Portland. Ore­
trouble.
gon, for a few days to Visit with
The police raids in Portland her mother, Mrs. Nettie Green and
When the vhole vorld treats a
the
last fe v days at least keep her sister, Miss Ruth Groan.
man 111, it is probably because he
the
criminal
element on the
A jolly time was spent playing
deserves It.
jump and leaves lltUe time for delightful games and Misses Ro­
planning erime.— Hillsboro Ar­ setta McQee and Helen Pember- j
A compliment paid to a
gus.
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ton added much to the evening’s j
pleases the bob ’ s mother
entertainment
by playing several
than it pleases the son,
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Mussolini ls qnoted as saying number» on the piano.
Delicious
refreshments
were
(
that he vants Americans to un­
A boy vbo fails in arithmetic derstand that in Italy, great lib­ served to the following guests: ,
is apt to be highly educated In erty is alloved the people, bqt Misses Helen Pemberton, Thelma
the mathematics of craps.
there must be no nonsense about Hervey, DoCa Sparks, Veeda Old- ,
liberty. Which appears to be ean, Emnja Cook, Alice Pratt, Ro­
much (ha same kind ol liberty setta McsGee, Madeline Stevens,
Hes Heck soys: "So fur I’ve vhlch v e give to prisoners in al- Bernice Carter, Frances Galla­
never come across a toiler who loving them to move about free­ tin, Marjorie Elmore, Ruth Green,
became aa optimist vhlle he vas ly vithin the restraint of their Jrma Beck, Mrs. J. W- Back and
the guest of honor Miss Fences
raisin'« chickens fer a livin' ,M cells.— Eugene Gdard. •
Green.
TURNING TH E PAGES BACK
of the 8peneer resldeaee on
Palm arenas today and «offered
e scalp wound from a broken
bottle vttk which hie heed came
In* contact.
Tbs regular meeting of the
Presbyterian Women’s Mission­
ary society, which was held at
the home o< Mrs. VanDyke pt 11»
North Mala street Wednesday,
May 18, vaa p very successful
nna,
An Interesting program was en­
joyed, the main feature being a
helpful talk b ^ p visiting mem­
ber, Msq. Angel of Glendale, Ore­
gon.
Thursday, May to .— Lady Niks
card dub will hold regular
'* masting la the Blks Temple.
Hostesses, Mrs. ». D- MoRpa aad
Mrs. C- I. J- Porter.
Thursday, May »7. - r - P p s t Mpr
Iron’s club will meet.
Sunday, June 13M- The Music
Teacher's association of aouth-
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General History
Mn. P. Dunn. Mre. D. L. Rice
end Misa Irma Rice have return­
ed home from thoir California
trip and ara et home in Adhland
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stood M the aids of th e pfeia
wood-like coffin as It vaa lovered
Into the grave. There were no
flowers. There VOS to display of
grief o tto man, who vae the dy­
namiter’ of the schoolhouse at
Bath, vaa laid to root. The drop-
plqg of a lump ef elay on the cof­
fin v o the only rites observed.
LAN8ING, Mich.,
May
11 —
(IP)—The first of a sorrowful
series of funerals resulting from
maniacal dynamiting of Bath
Consolidated school Wednesday,
was conducted at St. Mary’s Cath­
olic church today for Mrs. Agnes
Bllon Kehoe, murdered wife o f
the man held responsible for a
of 44 lives.
Missionary Society rirn tew i
the «torch parlors.
Because roads and highways are as old as
-civilization; because tlipy have been so close to the
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needs of trade and travel, their development has
been taken for granted. First it was the by-path
1. Hubert Work.
2. Assistant Secretaries o(
• of the caveman hunter, needing only the physical
8tate.
space to negotiate the jungle passes. Later come
8. Arliona, Delavara, New
the ox-cart and the buggy, with wheels large enough
Mexico. Nevada tad Wyowinff.
• in diameter and slow enough In speed to cover the
4. Department of Agriculture.
• rough places without great difficulty. But now tho
8, Fini« J. Garrett.
8. McNary and Stelver.
automobile’s terrific speed demands roads as smooth
7. Tueadays and Fridays.
as can lie made.
8. No.
And such roads are worth all they cost. Whether
». Tvo years.
of grading, ¿ravel, concrete or asphalt the motoring
19. Tee.
public—and that means all of us—must have good
- roads. (Comparable to any financial panic would
be the sudden deprivation of any section of the
Men who specialise on carrying
country of its good roads. Yet many communities
sronnd documents to prove their
honesty will be»» watching.
are suffering from backwardness in this respect.
They are ' ‘losing out” every inch of the way in
competition with progressive ' communities whose
{tevple long ago saw the vision of what good roads
meant and set about to make them real.
A city, town, county, state or nation that is
not going after improved highways is commercially
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and socially committing self-imi>osed ostracism from
10 Years Ago
20 Yean Ago
the rest of the world. He who advocates hetter
ways of trausjiortation is to he welcomed. He is a
salesman of high order. He is the kind of salesman
Blits, City Electrician Strick­
B. P. Hughes, the. real estate
who can look int othe face of a satisfied customer.
land’s bulldog, suffered an un­ man, has purchased a fine Tour­
timely death today, being r n n ist automobile ,and ia right up to
Good roads are the monitors of a higher oivili-
zation. Bad roads are the landmarks o f civic slovon- over by an automobile end ra- date.
eelvlng Injuries which t necessi­
ness. But good roads also include common sense in
tated his being shot. Blits has
,their building, and good business judgmeut in the
been a familiar sight around the
B. M. Shondy hes purchased
letting of contracts. To say that we want a new or
plane for many weeks end ? will the harness end saddlery busi­
he much mtsecd both by his ness «f I. F. Settle lu Aahlààd
improved road from Piugbfictoo to Pankatank is
master and by the hoet of friends and has token eherge of the
Ulily half the hattle. The fight is never finished
Which his happy facility for mak­ same.
u t i l the project is seen thn^with width for future
ing friends, has seemed him.
needs, straight and level as practicable, a solid
.foundation or understructure, adequate thickness;
C. 8. Mitchell, the m
hes
been aohflned to his
high quality of materials and workmanshiji, and
tho
past
week by Illness.
Little
Bobbie,
the
three-year-
hacked by an honest contractor. Then you’ve got the told eon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
road! Until then you’ve got a wish.
Spenoer fell from the roar porch
i. €»'.
Tuesday evqgiag to e the untqae
theme "If the Democrats Nomin-
ate A1 Smith.’’ Thi». the mintotor
baa called ”AR Vutgre Night," )fr.
Chappetta ears «bat ha, himself,
ia a democrat and wH) apeak from
ST. JOHNS; Mich,—Without
Monday, Mar ML— Ashlaad Untie a v id e range of knowledge of thia ' «Ten the r&es usually accorded the
Study Club w ill mast at 7:4» currept topic.
burial pf s hanged eriminal, the
p. at. sharp. Full attoadaaee is
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body of Andrew Kehde VO' put
deplrad, pa o ftican v ill be Meadanap Payfw ff PM Walken
1» the ground to r s today.
elaotad.
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No friends, apt oven a relative,
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Chapel Car P rogram F o r Sunday
and Tuesday—
The Chapel Car programs for
Sunday and Tuesday evenings,
May 22 and 24, hold promise of
A snapdragon plant, filled
the unusual, ,
with perfect blossoms, grow­
The theme for the Sunday
ing oat of a brick vail nt
evening discourse will be "Is The
the Val S. Snyder home,
Gentile's God a Discarded Jew?”
corner Morton street and tto
This
question,
the minister ' Boulevard, Is attracting a lot
R. K. Montgomery and wife states, v ill be answered in the
of attention. .
came from Woodbpm this morn­ tableau pictures shoving Christ ia
The plant, according to
ing, Mr. Montgomery mill take prophesy from Eden to Bethle-
V. O. N. Smith, grows out
his position as freight clerk qt
of the brick vail, with no
the Ashland statleu, tomorrow.
source of nourishment ex­
IF “ALWAYS TIRED” TRY T H B
cept the wall.
A healthy person novor fools
constantly tired.
Being "too ’
tired" continually is a sign of
something wrong.
Wateh your
kldnoys. « eltmlnaMoa la faulty/
take Foley pills, ditjretic, a perfect
regulator of irregular kidney no­
tion. Mias Giddens, of Hayne­
1 end v ite ville, Ala., aeys: "Foley PlUa, di­
A paini and'varoish f<
Mrs. Oept. uretic. have been a wondeytnl
Parker end Mies
ker of Pevk- help to me. relieving me entirely
,and Hector of weakness, that »Iveys "toe
er«|)arg, Coo« co
A n f n v s of J»hen
its. and Wll- tired’’ feeling, headache« and mt -
PhOB«173
mef Poley Í
of Ashland vousueua.” Mon and women ev­
that are p et erywhere use and recommend J o -
made ap a
le telssath L ato ley Pllls^ diuretic. Ask for them.
ruhW t to
cousty.
Sold evoryvhore.— No. 8.
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30 Y ea n Ago
Fuller Paints
.and
vVaniiabßs
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avstj RMd ■
J. 0 . RIGG
WA8HINGTON, May 2 1 —Sec
retary Treasurer Andrew Mellon
announced a general shakeup In
the federal prohibition headquar­
ters today. Lincoln C. Andrew«,
assistant secretary of treasury
submitted his resignation effec­
tive Angnst 1. He v ill be suc­
ceeded by Seymour Lowman. Doc­
tor James Msprice Doran of St.
Paul was appointed commissioner
who succeeds Roy A. Hpyne«.
acting dry commissioner who will
resign from servies.
lamps 'give con­
siderably more light in
proportion to the current
they burn. For instance, a
60-watt lamp gives 70 per
cent more light than a
W-watt lamp, yet costs
only 50 per cent more to
burn.
L h rger
Let Us Help Yon
secure proper lighting for
your ceiling and wall fix­
tures—for your portable
and floor lamps.
XL ELECTRIC
Station
75 Times and Still
in Good Condition
E. R, Isaac sent us one of
his stock sheets with i»-
struotions to launder it
75z times with r e g u l a r
family work and return.
We have done this and
the sheet is on display at
his store, '
This is the amount of
laundry wear a sheet gets
in three year's constant
use ip u home- 1$ is still
a gbod sheet and shows
veiy little wear.
It Proves That
Ashland Laundry Senrioe
Is Hot Bard Oh
Tour CHothes
It is a service of careful
work, prompt collection
and delivery and small
cost.
JUST PRONE
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