Ashland daily tidings., May 23, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

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Questions
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ü m g e r ot Plant Telia of
sapid Development of
Ashland Industry
Herbert J. Browne Sees “ Summerien; Year
Here’are some of the amaz­
ing fprecast^ for 1927 given
to NBA Service by Herbert
Janvrln Browne of Washing­
ton, on which he stakes his
professional reputation as p
long range weather prophet:
"A severe cold» wave- will
start fn the Northwest June 2.
sweep across the Corn Belt as
far aonth as ttie Ohio and the
BY RODNBY BUTCHHR
NBA Service Writer
WASHINGTON. May 21. ' —
Some time next fall Mr. Herbert
Janvrln - Browne expects to be
taking an advisable vaeation in
Tlerra del Fuego:
Mr. Browne, the world cham­
pion long-distance weather fore­
caster, learns from history that
the people have always turned on
prophets of disaster, and he has
been saying for the last four
years that 1927 was going tp be
a humdinger of a disastrous year.
Nineteen twenty-seven and Its
sun spots have begun to do Jus­
tice by Mr. Browne. There have
been tornadoes, floods and crop-
killing cold waves, all predict­
ed by this Washington scientist.
But the worst Is yet to come!
Poton,ac and roach tfco AtUu> ah tie the weak,from July 7 to
tie Seaboard,by Juuq l: It *111 July 11 will represent a sec-
be acepautanled by . freeaing -ii«k very dangsrouk ttntp. The
temperatures .and, pysr, a eon- ta g ueriods In conjunction will
slderabls portion of this arsa, aarry severe frosts - and prob­
It w ill..bo accompanied by ably telling frosts through the
(greet. northern grain areas.
«now.
'
"This will he a serious tor­
’ The period from June 2,8 nado year and tone of the
to July 2 will see heavy frosts greatest hailstorm years ever
In portions of this same arc*. known.”
Agrlcultqre F«b. 8, 1928. He then
advised the congressmen that the
government should store grain
and other crops against a fam­
ine.-
crust palls the trigger and sets
off quakes.
"This to. only an example ot my
entli'e theory of cassations. Caus­
ations are neglected In orthodox
meteorological thought.”
Browne and the U. 8. Weather
Bureau have long been at swords
points. The Weather Bureau says
tt ean’t predict weather beyond
four daya at the very most. It
admits fhat sun ppots seem to
cause slight weather changes, but
takes every opportunity to dis­
credit Browne and a ll but offic­
ially ealls him. a faker.
Browne replies that the bur­
eau to in the bands of "an au­
tocratic old fogy” armed with
Ancient instruments, who has
propagandised the country against
him.- He accuses the bureau of
pussyfooting,.of costing the farm-
era |IOO,OQO,OOO a year and of
altering official weather reports
to eliminate actual occurrences
previously predicted by Browne.
The Weather Bissau, he says,
i "has never forecast a severe
weather Condition igore than 36
hoars ahead."
Circulation -Record Xflt)
listed: Man* Foreign
Translations •
shipments going principally to thq
Beet and Middle West, altheugh
Cffllfornto to getting «A»« o t the
flower grades.
"Thq sawmill tw isty »11« esto,
ot Ashland 4s not yet la eperatlo^
« te d
t o . weather eoadltloaq.
This is a new single hand «Hl and
when in operation employs about'
50 men. Owing to weather «ad­
ditions this mill can operate only
about six months in the year, bat
transportation of the product con-
tinues over a period of probably
two months more.
"As to the payroll benefits to
the community, will say that-ear.
payrolls when the two plants are)
in operation, amount to from 12
to 15 thousand
dollars per>
month.”
An industry abdut which very
What ehawtng gum reminds us of Jlttle has been published and
a popular stylet
which will eventually mean a
Aus; — Wrlgleys j b e sage« of large payroll for this community
the snake vogue.
Is the Moon Lumber company,
with offices in The First National
' What words spur fat women In-, Bank building In this city.
.t0 exercise 1 . S •
v • f •
In an interview with A. W.
Ana:—Hlpl Htpt
Moon the following Information,
which shows the possibilities In
Why was Mother Eve different the near future development of
STUDENT STRIKE KM)KO
than the modqjrn Mias?
this company, was given to The
NEWBERG,,Ore., May 28.—(IP)
dpRL UNJUIUBD IN
A as:—She didn’t wear her oor- Dally Tidings:
—
More
than 100 striking high
AUTO-HORSE CRASH sage on her shoulders.
"W e are at present operating schobl students have returned to
/(C ontinue^ Trogs »Page One)
only the planing m ill two miles their classes today. Meantime a
Where would a striped bathing east of Ashland, and employ only faculty committee and parents
pult fall to make an appeal?
IS men. You will
understand consider punishment.
It is un­
Ana:—Sing 8lng.
that this is a new plant and has derstood parents oppose severe
tt » tt '
been in operation only since May measures. Students struck as a
Why are the flappers and her B. d. and we are not yet fully under protest against suspensions of
F. In accord these days?
way.
This plant will operate seniors for playing hookey on kid
Ans:— Her suit suits her and throughout the year, aryl during day.
auUor.
the busy season of probably 8 or
M,„ M^,
9 months of each year will em­ Sister Arrived—
Vom»n, fre
What does It means to be "wall ploy fro 25 to 30 men. In addi­
A sister of Miss Mariam Cal-
from
u
heeled” these days?
tion to making a finished product menson, bookkeeping teacher at
jew alight I
Ans:—To wear light stockings of our own mill we are doing a the Ashland high school, has
The dam
with black heels.
m illing in transit business from arrived in Ashland from her
^ ere slight,
m ills north and south of Ashland. home la Minnesota and will visit
red about 1
Why does«a long eollar on a Thia plant is of particular advant­ with her sister for the remainder
a |Ot oi Bt,
woman’s dress remind ns of the age to the smaller mills Jn the of the school year.
(jeers who i
war?'
M.
district which In past y e a r s
had difficul
Ans:— Big Bertha.
through Inability to properly sort,
.«ay cleared
NEW YORK. M, Y., May 80.—
A
neW circulation record ot
A Costly Frost
nearly ten million volnm « ot the
A cold wave from .April 18 to
Bible, in whole or In part, to
24-25, " especially predicted by
accounted for tost year by the
Browne on March 15, brought a
beard of managers of the Ameri-
frost, which destroyed
000,-
can Bible Society.
000 worth ot fruit and/egetables
The report of the hoard was
over the country—an almost his­
presented Thursday afternoon,
toric frost, ft reduced the pros­
May 12, 1927 at the 111th an-
pective strawberry crop 35,000,-
nual meeting of the Society at
000 quarts according to the De­
grade and finish their product
Bible H'-use. Astor Place, New
partment of Agriculture, and the
When a girl with a slender have been unable to readily dis­
Yiirk
City.
'
,
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Virginia apple crop from 40 to
neck wears no Jeweljy what pose of their output. We are
The exact circulation tort year
50 per cent.
t , •.
D o n 't B e a P a rk in g
would you suggest?
aintainlng a sales office In the
was 9,917,361 volumes, an in- T tl LUUl
In Browne’s January 1 fore­
Ans:—
Choker.
irst National Bank Building
crease of 800,000 pver 1926. The IL L L l I I I
cast, part of hla Long-Range
hers
In Ashland, through which
increase alone exceeds the satos
llftl I
Weather Forecast Service for
’ What’s a now expression
we can dispose of this product and
of
any
of
the
so-called
“best
III,
I
which hundreds of concerns pay
for aches and pains
"getting a haircut” getting
w ith the aid of the new planing
sellers.” The circulation in 1925
real money, Browne said “vio­
bill and paying tor same?
mill can puPthe stock on the mar­
for the first time surpassed nine
For 1927, a c c o r d i n g t o lent tornadoes will be one no­
•Ans:—Oetttng :: Bobbed. Billed ket in competition wljh any of the
Long
Distante
Calls
to
bo
million. The total circulation of
Browne’s cartful calculations. table feature of the year.”
Handled Moro Quickly, . and Jacked.”
larger producers. We have, vol­
the Society during the 111 yean
Three major tornadoes already
*111 be like 1916, historically
.
Says
Manager
ume enough to render a real ser­
Its
history
hare
been
184,028,860
known as a “year without a sum­ have come, taking hundreds of
What U t^e most conspicuous vice to our Customers and at the
volumes.
mer.” Browne admits there will lives and great damage, and the
RUBBING ALCOHOL
An innovation has . bean Intro­ style of the season? *
same time are proving a market
The volumes for missionary
be some hot spells, but insists “ tornado season” la still far off.
duced In Ashland Which will ma­ ’ ; Ans:— Black ajlk coats collar­ for the lumber produced In this
distribution In the United States terially speed up long distance ed tn white fur.
Will do wonders in a f«w
there will be killing frosts as The Rock Springs tornado ot
district never heretofor to be had.
last year numbered 1,726.fi8;
short hours.
late as July and then some early early April took a death .toll of
telephone connections with other
This Is In reality a concentration
the number for distribution la points in this vicinity.
• Time WIU Tell
frosts .the combinations' of which* about 80 and some* 390> lost their
What Is the long and short of yard to which stock may be ship­
Whether Browne or the Weath­ .foreign, lands was 6,177,085.
lives In the recent southwestern
may almost produce a famine.
Arrangements have been eom-
ped from the outlying mlRa-for
«fatele-
story?
The
service
rendered
by
ths
er
Bureau
to
-to
be
discredited
Browne, on April 26. last tornado.
1 pleted by ths Telephone Company
Ans:— Long sleeves and short final manufacture and sale.
4evi
the weath- Ajggrtqpn W M m
How Browne kao-wa. ali. thto to l»oe~ w u ll depend
"The preeent plant Ie not yet
to lls fo rty/h eigh t cooperating requested, give the ' telephone
complete,
in that we Intend to
denominations included In addi­ -numbers of persona or tln na liât-
add machines for »ore diversified
tion to the distribution of ths ed in other leading centers ot
. J^hat garment went out with manufacture as soon as possible.
largest number of Scriptures tJke Pacific Northwest with which
At ths present time ws are ship­
i j »temwwhB*’ his clients are en- since it Was founded, also im­ Ashland h is
frequent conversa-
Ans ¡-‘-OP course, if» a corset ping about three cars per day,
! thustostlc ‘and he shows letters portant work in translation and Ions.
congrtanlating him on 85 to 160 reviqion. Fifty-five languages and
Myrta E. Otterdale," Manager,
'per
cent accuracy, Including one dialects which were given con­ ;»y, the, method works this. JOP
wit] be floods and droughts, dan-
Ban Spots Cease It
sideration by the Version!. Com- 'hie manner. If the bualness man
gerously lato kfiling frosts la
F*7
‘mlttee, represented the mother ir resident calfetyg , from here
spring and- even in mMsu’mdisr rfo<w’
“n»te®ai*vfbleut
and a yetura of frosts unsaasofa- fluctuations1, ot aoto^ heat? Radfh- • ‘Temarkahly right all aldpg”. tongues of people living on every urn gtye-tlje number with, which
ably early In late’Uuthmer, to the tlon reaches the earth.'¿uj^unly. Browne claims to serve 75 per continent and on many,- oftytjie 'k^dastoes'Xo talk In another city,
destruction, -or at iegst to the tor- increasing k tepdepcto^l l$wju r d I cent of all Washington and Ore- islands of the ,‘^cren SeaaTTWho ito cad! goasi|brough quickly. If
lous reduction of w e • great’.food earthly disturbances. \Tfce£hi(pent : gon apple growers, many big translation of »^be Gospel accord­ io does not know the out-of-town
into Yiddish was number, qgl he no* has to do to
crops af the World/’ •' • ;; <
CKiifese know that Isjge sun spot : vegetable and fruit growers, ing to St.
Browne’s prediction seems '-'to, yqdrs were ¡potable for earth- • sportsmen, race promoters, con- completed during the year. Proof­ to call "XnfQrmatlon” and ask
be running gruesom^ly true to* q«lakes. With 'millions of tons ot t vention committees and a great reading god typesetting for the for it. ’’Information” will give
forecast. Most importantly, the atmospheric p r e s s u r e to the i Variety of other Interests con- new revised. Bible tn Luba Lulua, i t to him.
the language of an African tribe
i cerned With future weather.
Then, having i obtained the
. (Copyright, 1827, NBA Service, of 2,<)00,009, was completed and number, .he cru procBcd to plRCO
an edition of 77600 volumes ,1s
,
<
<ne.)
th a c a ll in .th» usual way. " By
now pn the pre«.
.• j v'
' •' v’ . - ?• /
» ÏV
making'*'practice of using .num­
Through the help of the Amer­ bers in requesting ton* distance
WELL KNOWN AUTHOR IS
county Optometrists Association. «I’M PROUD", SAYS MOTHER ican Bible Society, the Bible is connections, lim e and joney.w lll
DETROIT. MlcK, May 38.—(IP) once more being printed*and cir­
* CHARGED WITH MURDER
"When the eye Is exposed to
—
Evangeline'Lindbergh, mother culated In Rutsla. One edition of •to eaypd the . natron . according
the full glare of the sup,” said Dr.
ta-ArtSS Otterdteq .Md'.^O roault
WILLIMANTIC. Conn., May 23. Kronquist, “the quter covering of the American traps - Atlantic 21,000 ’copies has been printed
w lil ha V more profitable, use of
(in — A warrant charging Leonard must absorb the bright rays so flyer, talked to hpr son over a from p lat« furnished' by the
thi, telephone jervice. ■
‘
trans-oceahic
telephone
’
hookup
Cline, author, with the murder of that they will not penetrate to the
Society, and a second edition of
’“JVe
are
putting
this
eonyen-
♦,
<
Wilfred Irvin, writer, was served sensitive inner eye, and this is Sunday.
20,000 h is been ordered.
lence at the . disposal of, the tele­
”1 am eo proud of you,” she
on Cline in a hospital here today. very harmful.
phone
users of this city,”- said
Irrin was mysteriously ' shot
"Nature, In her effort to pro­ told her boy who was first to con­
Rlss Ottordals, “because - *«
nect
New
York
and
Pffrla
by
air.
while visiting with Cline at the tect the eyh, also causes squinting,
R eg a rd less o f w h at k in d o f p r in tin g y o u m a y n eed .
Important Books Reviewed—
know, from the stadias we have
latter’s country home. Cline gave which certainly does not improve ' Lindbergh, she said, coaid hear
"The Oolden Day,” by Lewis madia, that the customer -who
her voice, bat she had difficulty
a pint of blood In an effort to save the appearance.
Mumford. It Is called a study gives the number to placing his
the life of his guest
L E TT E R H E A D S, STA TEM EN TS, ENVELO PES,
“It has been onr experience that in understanding blm.
is American experience and cul long distunes ealls, quickly rao-
man who habitually go without
tsre, and ,has gone through sev­ ognlses the advantage ot doing
hats, do not go long without
Babe Ruth need not feel so eral editions. Philosophers de­ so. We are endOatortng to make
BETTER WEAR YOUR HAT
BO O K LETS, O R W H A T NO T.
"chesty.” The president, of the clare It one of thef best books U os simple and easy as possible
OAKLAND, Cal., May 23.—(IP) jrlaseee.”
ev»r
written
about
America.
H
United
States
gets
875,000
a
year
—The collegiate fad Of going
fpr tent to secure the number be­
under a four-year contract.— yon love lecture« of the |nor® **- fore ealllng.” ,.
without hats evep lu the bright
,
tai' and attractive subjects such
We are awaiting the day when Amlt Standard.
summer tun. Is dangerous to the
This Innovation is in addition
as might be delivered by a group to, the new f operating fea)UrO
eyes, according to C. Arthur Kron- somebody wlU gq to Paris qnd
of
European and America** stu- khlch permits ' celling Medford
HUBSTRIBH
FOB
THE
TIDINGS
return
without
a-divorce.
qnist, president of the Alameda
thls book for your library. It telephones without the necessity
dents at Genova, you Will prtie of calling “Loug Distance,” on
'treats such «subjects as th« ori­ station to station” ealls, a prac­
W h en W heel« o f th e. uW h ite B ird"
gin of the American mind, the tice which i w a s instituted on
Romanticism ot the
Pioneer, April 1 st Bot£ Innovation are
‘
K isse d F r e n c h S o il G p od b ye
and there are also graphic sum­ designed to speed up (he service
maries t>t the life work of the from Ashland >0 othsf points.
ca n h an d le it q u ic k ly a n d to y o u r e n tire sa tisfa ctio n
great jnoa. It will very much The ®eln difference -between
.1* ’«hï
please the kind of individual who then to that *all* to Medford
a t rea so n a b le p rice.
‘practically. drop womoa out • of are placed by n<|gifc«r through
the world ,gg grout factors 'in ths local operator, while sails to
progress and achievements. There other points are to ho placed by
seem» to be a type ot men, and nnmbsy through tee long dis­
they are becoming more numer­ tend» opsrptor when the number
ous, who consider that the fem­ has been ascertained Bom "In­
inine sex Is not doing a great formation."
'
deal in solving the Mg problems
Of the ohlveroe. It Is written in
q Sharp /leqn literary style, with
WILL STUpY BUGP
s beauty ail Us ewn.— rfhs Lsr- . Rorrto Shaw, sM of Dr. Mattle
Shaw, left Monday Hi company
kith a ersw of roeseroh workers
led by Prof. J. PefUrsou. govgra-
T h e fl
msat entomotofWt.-to spqad ths
Thtr ie tha first picture- to reach «to United St«
appointai
the mystery-feted Nang*Mer-CoIl -attempt to wtoi
summer in rosesroh work iff tea
Par g to New York. Hero you see the French A
Crntob Luke rsglos. Marvin was
P ird ” Lcracseur monoplane at the Le Bourget'
a'gMtobsr of the mid-year gradn-
ment later it row gracefully, hanked ’round u hi
attoff eisss of thk Aekland son-
peered into the unkbown. T ie fnmt to the last ptc
tor, high school,
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