» I THE D fllb Y TIDINGS EDITORIAL an d FE GEORGE MADDEN ASH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G S OUT OUR WAY Fire Prevention » A fireman’s primary duty is to prevent fires. To know how to fight them is of course essential. To know how to save.lives, to be willing to sacri­ fice his own life to save others, if necessity demands that supreme sacriflc. This is all an every day part of a fireman’s existence. The state fire marshal stressed these points yesterday. Prevention, however, is the keynote of a fire­ man’s duty. He stands ready to. fight fires, just as a physician must stand ready to fight diseases, but as a physician preaches the value of immuniz­ ing as a preventative of disease, so must' a fireman preach prevention of fires. Co-operation of the publie in this work is es­ sential. The fire chief does not ask you to clean up a fire trap, just to exert his own authority. He asks you io clean up those fire traps as a preventativo against the monster which has caused such great jiroperty losses in the past. To recognize the value of fire prevention and co-operation in preaching the essentials of this pre­ vention, and in observing them, is the duty of every citiaen. Some of these things that give the big thrills are not really as thrilling as they look. One would suppose that a tranalantie flier would get a quiver up and down liis bgck bone as he looked down and saw himself flying over the ocean. As a matter of fact he probably doesn’t quiver along the spinal column any more than a farmer driving a fence post and he probably doesn’t even look down at the ocean he is conquering. It is natural tu J o c k at the other man’s job. This is especially true when the other fellow ’s job gets a lot of attention juuLyours doesn’t get any,- \ , But the job of flying across the ocean really is some filing of a monotonous one in which a lot of per­ sons take part. First the airplane must be manu­ factured and that means a lot of grinding, lifting and other monotonous work in a shop. Ty fly across the ocean a pilot must - be trained and that takes months of practice doing over and over again the things necessary to control a plane in flight. Air currents and forces must be wudied and mastered and that takes hours, and weeks and months of work with instrumenta and mahtematics. When it finally comes time to fly across tho ocean the pilot probably gets about as much thrill as a stage driver does when he starts out on his' run for the 504W0tli timo. »A lot of people who are leav­ ing tiresome jobs to become famous aviators will never make the grade because they will find too much that is tiresome before they ever get into the Tule lake farmers who are having their grain eaten by grasshoppers should send for the turkey raisers to come to their rescue. Los Angeles is reported to lie divided in a great water war. If i t ’s anything like tile water wars that used to go down in the old swiininin* hole we an* for it until summer is over at least. North Carolina has a law which gives preachers right of way in traffic on the streets. But preachers who show kpeed on tlfte concrete usually have stop signs on their pulpits. » IS No idea amounts to much un­ 6. Give the first names of three less it is dangerous to somebody out of the first five presidents. 6. Name the ex-presidents now living. 7. What president was Impeach­ ed? There is no charity fin giving alms to a hard-boiled beggar. 8. What president was the old­ est when inaugurated? ed out, says a scientist. But wa have a feeling that it won’t be a hit of help to the lady who strips her gears.— Higgle an atom here, the law ' states, and every other atom in the universe somehow Jig­ gles in response. In other words, the Black Bottom, done with sufficient stamping on the second floor, will chase the sleep particles clear off the first floor and may result In shocks on the stairs —-Stub your toe and Mars it. aceording to this Ion. Yes, and no doubt about it, as well. The man who lends takes over the troubles of the man who.bor­ 9. What president was youngest rows. when Inaugurated? S 10. Of what profession were the majority of presidents in civil life? i No man can successfully man­ age one Job and two women at the same time, EQUIPMENT PURCHASED FOR HANDMNG APPLES Purchase of five complete washing and siting machines by the Steward Fruit company of Medford, is announced by the manager, Ralph Bardwell. The machinery will be Installed In ample time to care for the apple crop this season. In making a settlement, It is better to do the quarreling be­ fore signing your name than af­ terwards. h Never cross a bridge part­ ner before all the blunt in- atrumentp are removed* from eight. America is safe, the navy’s mimic war on the coast proved. Now we can step out and buy a straw hat. An opponent Hex Heck saysi Idleness and pills Is great pals. of vaccine piers to let «ny mad dog bite him.—How if he'd Just— TURNING THE PAGES BACK ASHLAND Mrs. H. A. Sayl’e has Just re- turged from a two month's trip, through the northers part ef the stole. She »ad h«r brother, Geo. Rinehart, here been visiting with friends pnd rotstlvns la Pprtlend, Salem. Eugene end other points, making thp trip by euto. Miss Rosa Patterson left W ed­ far Portland, wh«ra aha wtU Jate Mua. M. L. nesday evening These frequent shower» keep lawn« and hillsides A super-Newtonian equa­ tion to define laws of motion is oir the verge or being work­ 4. What state is the native state of the most presidents? Mrs. William Laidlaw of Crockett, Cal., is visiting friends la the city. Mrs. Laidlaw was formerly Miss Grace Beach and lived in Ashland several years ago. gloriuslv green this year. HAIL, THE EQUATION 1. Is Calvin Coolidge the first I president whose native state was . Vermont? Marriage is a process by which much love is denatured. 3. What presidents were tailors by profession? Walter and daughter Ruth, In a trip to Alaska. James Moore, » former Ashland boy and a recent graduate of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, is visiting his mother, Mrs. 8. Evans. On or abopt ,Jn)y 1. ho expects to be aeelgned for duty os the cruis­ er Washington. « a n Dixie Society Holds Annual Picnic— * The DJxIe society will hold their annual picnic in Lithia park at Ashland Thursday, June I , at 4 p. m. All southerners invited. Bas­ MT86 DOROTHY REID, Editor ket dinner, Mrs. D’Albini, Hrs. Saleh well and Mrs. Sehleffelln, T h u m b ? , Jane Ladle« committee. — Medford Mall Tri­ ferine« for flood reliefs, ste. Au Card club will hold their regu­ bune. hour of games and social conver­ lar meeting in the Elk’s club- sation followed the buslnese meet­ rooms. Mrs, B. V. Carter and Mr«. Louis Dodge, hostesses. ing. Get-Together Meeting Held Those present at this happy af­ Monday— This meeting will be the last fair were: Mesdames J. 8. Davis. qua «util fall. Another pleasant “get-togeth­ B. J. Wilmot, William Archer. Wil­ er" meeting of the former Civic Thursday, Juno ®. — Bellview Girls Sewing club will have liam Anderson, .0. R. Coillas, H. T. Club Executive hoard members “achievement day" at 7:SO p. Davis, B. B. Baba, Hannah Bln- was held on Monday afternoon, m. in the Bellview club house. koph, Lola Bvana, Margaret Fish­ June 6, when Mesdames P. K. er, John Frick, M G. Fry, A. 8. Hammond, Mary WDshirs, L. A. Box sodlal. • Noth,. Dewey, Bonart, Currier, Saturday, June 11— -B. Y. P. U. of Roberts and William Myer, were the Baptist church will enjoy Markum, Grover, Hall, Lawrence, hostesses. a hard-time party at 8 p. m. Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Bhnler, A delicious luncheon wee Miss Ruth Howe, Revereud and in the church parlors. served in progressive style to tho Monday, Jnne IP —- Ashland Art Mrs. D. K. Howe, Miss May Bene­ surprised guests who were taken club will meet- A the home of dict of Ashland and a number of from one fragrantly decorated Mrs. George Elb on Van Ness children. (Please Turn To Page Three) C » # avenue. Mrs. Jennie Gilbert, assistant hostess. Covered Dial» Sapper in Masonic Bunday, Jane ISk— The Music MsB — Teacher's association of south­ An elaborate covered-dish sup* ern Oregon will meet lu Ash­ per was served at I;SO o’clock last land. evening, Tuesday, Juno 7, ip the Masonic hall to the members of Alpha Chapter No. 1. O.. B. 8. WHEN YOU VISIT There was an unusually large at- A red letter fun day for tVe Following a most satisfying Methodist Episcopal churches of meal, an interesting business ses­ southern Oregon will be Thursday, June 16, as on that day the annu­ sion was conducted, during which al picnic of the churches of that several nutters of importance to denomination throughout this the Ohapter were taken up and Saturday, June II section will bp held In Lithia discussed. A short, but very enjoyable park at Ashland, which will also be attended by the members of the program was given. Miss Mar- - UOME ÀLSO TO Congregation and Sunday school tarst Churchman and Mias Lillian Olson delighted their audience of each church. - TWe uuutudl event In south* With several ukulele selections. ern Oregon Methodism wiU pro­ Mrs. Mary Wilshire gave a delight­ vide a fine social tiiKe and outing ful reading, followed by a vocal for hundreds of people of all ago«, solo by Mias Rpth Hackler of and arrangements are already un­ Talent, whleh was most beautiful­ Ehsne 116 der way to make the occasion a ly rendered. Only The Beet The remainder of the evening long to be remembered and en­ was spent playing cards. joyable one, Ml*. John Rlgg ot - It M # Ashland and Mr. George Kunzman of Medford, will be'In charge of Epworth League WMI. Enjoy the sports for' boys and girls. In accordance with an annual Plans for the entertainment of the older folks have been com­ custom, the local chapter of the pleted. Epwo0 and t | . , The Oregon Caves has been so- leeted M the object of the trip; the same place having been visited last year. About IS will take the Jaunt. • \MfcU. J TUE OLD PRINTING CO. PUBLISHED BY By Williams rd O p p ^ W F 0 * * > GCßMV SUCH 00M 6M 166Î JlSS \NEM U r è i« ÛQNNA LET J -1R’ CPO\NO I N - HE (, GQE&'U G NES A \ M1ODLE AGfcP MAM , A NINNŸ.BO«M Â-HO*’J VdS CAMTGlT t-r Variety is said to be dominant note in Holly­ wood bathing suits this yea|. How could it be other­ wise when nature never made any* two things alike. If “ Slim” continues to bold out against motion picture offers it will restore people’s belief that there •re some men to whom their work means metre than money and some few things that money cannot buy. MsMgiog Mrs. C. J. Frizell was thrown out of a buggy in which she was rid­ Lithiä Springs Pharmacy Former Ashland Girl Going Abroad— Mrs. Pearl Heath,, formerly Mias Pearl Sullivan of Ashland, leaves this week for New York, via Washington, D. G., to sail on the President Roosevelt for Eur­ ope. Mrs. Heath will be accom­ panied by Miss Marie Ring of Roseburg. While abroad they will visit In France, Switserlaad, Italy and Holland, returning to the United States ip September in time to re­ sume their school work. Mrs. Heath has been Art supervisor of the Roseburg publie schools during the past year and when she returns she will teach in the Art department of the Ore­ gon Normal school at Monmouth. IS IS It Medford Missionary Hoclety Picnic— The ladles of the Missionary so­ ciety of the Medford Christian church motored to Ashland yes­ terday, Tuesday, June 7, and held a Jolly picnic in Lithia Park. Ap­ proximately thirty members were present. A sumptuous picnic dinner was enjoyed at noon, after which the usual business meettog was held. Mrs. E. E. Elba wks\reelected to serve as president Jor the ensuing year. The ladies have raised this year as their assigned amount, 1300 to be used In Missionary work, besides several special of- ing -with her son Joe Frizell Fri­ day morning, and suffered severe bruises which for a time were thought might result seriously. The accident J occurred near the north public'school building, and was caused by the coltish actiogs 1rs C. Dodge of Ashland was In of the animal being driven, which Medford lest week proving up on after throwing Mrs. Frlsell opt ran on down the street with Joe a' timber claim. trying to stop him until he broke loose from the buggy. Mra. L. L. Walker left for Bell a face powder like this new won­ Ingham, Wpsh., yesterday to vis H. J. Mattoon bid in the Myer derful French Process Powder it her tether. & Gregory stock at the assigner*r called MELLO-GLO (— stays on sale Saturday afternoon, the prise longer— keeps that ugly shine being ,401. It Is understood that away— gives the skin a soft, Mra. C. P. Cheffleld and three he purchased It tor E. &. Smith,- peach look — prevents l a r g e hops arrived a few days ago from who will* again enter business pores. Yon will be amased at the eastern Washington and Mr. here. beautifying qnailttos and purity of Cheffleld is expected to reach MELLO-GLO, You will ha glad Ashland today with a carload of Mrs. H. C. Myer is In San Fran you tried it. Lithia Pharmacy, household goods and belongings. cisco on a visit. East Side Pharmacy. Women Have Always Wanted GOING AWAY? Vacation Needs For Suggestions We Have Everything To 'Make Y o u r Trips And Outings A Pleasure. For cleaning delicate fabrics o t sturdy suits y o u 'sg always safe and sura with Oronite Geaning Fluid. N o h a r m f u l e ffe c t t o fast McNAIR ►BOTA HELPING THIS COMMUNITY The work of this bank is all directed to the up-building of this community and the greater the prosperity and haj>piness of home people. JOIN WITH US IN THIS WORK The Citizens Bank Ashland, Oregon