i ’ /T «»»/.»rrtHA THE PfllhY TIDINGS EDI •« Ac S¿ 'À > » iw 'If ■ nsn/nukin aw OEOBOB MADDEN QM&N, Managing O ut By William our way aber«, ¿frl«. ClujeM* VM> « r o o » « .n andalso aet- u u ih w i. tor*. « # > » • • * OOW Tt f$ A ^ , ooA I ESBS lcaom o White Callar jobs -e ta q W tH A s SHOfe \ P o w s h ?> H aca l 5K s o u KM q W ÙE. MA ÖU OUB i O’ *iweM Z. dependent. . • . > B ut does the “l i d ” b a lito hwaits him when haw begidh t« lose its lustre, or his Step has Id it's bhhyancyt, tfH U n i w hite 1 T he college kid w ill probably Ihr jobs do not hang oh every I . And to eat he must s w e a t Dad wore e j W l h «IP fought his w ay, inch by inch, to the to a t is -What the college boy w ill have to d a fife frill a n d hard jobs -usually pay best as years pass. - I f he is made of the right metal he w ill win—but as rale l e ’s not only got to dem onstrate his goods, > p t sell them to a boss who has been throubh the m ill. l Col lege training offers a long advantage, but m ost of 808001 fepMvlew » S B f . c . * / . » i ! 'll Bs* a B u rb to k > recipients ot, many beautiful .M0M X ttP A PÆ O £< U f Ä TMlfe m o n k toother great Artny o i to y s and g i g . w ill g S d u a te fr o m college and be lopkmg f° r *?% M ost o f these (tofr citiaens hag« dretoas of clim bing high <A tiaddedladders imbued frith M theory that E T j o l > must fit .k & r social status, • Progressive Business men, particularly th e larger fcorporatons, prtfcr the college man witii hl« " H e hate insfcdctioL ahd the M» be> to t a k e a P & « f<A him by turoyig aiM ft the g t o o f 50 br 60 years. Yofith m d sb b i s e t v u d - t t j o l d overall W r b o r se h a s had ¿ « day. I f he 8° “ ethm S for old age he ts R r t W f c I f not he A ill become > room of the fcaaonie hall al 18:80. Phone |Ô l - î lo r reeer M» »' -<lvT VW rations. . P. U. o f 1,1 enjoy 8 p. m a hard-time pi in the church Efeiifefr ;. Mrs. George W b on Van'M tos ? avenue. Mrs. Jennie Gilbert, I aaelstant-hostess'. . Monday, Jane ìg^*-4*hd f r . M. fc. will hold lhêlr regalar monthly social at the Aomf of Mrs. X N. headlines beaut», B tl boulevard. . SCISSORED Ju to tig fro $ i v Wfli placed in th eju d i- ^ É *t^ kdency tow ara itod that sito» k e sw o n had < <àìiw <W“W tA. But thV (Ñmtact betwe itt m«ii ia; indi the dilpense of ghiim ern World. irmanéát 1. pastaV apoa. ogteto to ^ S t e ? 0M^ ^ ? r 8. What four stations are they and who operate them? 7. The two station networks of . Gq».- pa«y »■ the east are mMi* * ’^ed” and the "Blue.” W hat colT or was selected for tbe Paclilc Ooasl hetwoikf * 8. hdven dtatlona comprise, tile Pacific doakt Network of the N. A C: N&ja» any fduf of them. frlid fe S ft IS'e following 8tt- tbons: (a ) KSL. (b , CrAC, (i) K T tis, («1 frOB? lfe f r l a t M MIS liiiHts (in me ters*) of the broadcast w a r t hand? ence than scenery. t I 'A w oman in the tennmpnt district of Paris lias started “ €top4 Nmghbord” dub. She wants to ta sto te oM-fasHioyed hfeighborlin- nSSá M im oito p & b le .hV iüg dóor & door. SHe wants to be able to borrow a spoonful of c o fk é for toé bebakfast cUp and a teaeupful of sugar for supper and have both tb the trans action to feel right about it . t , - More power to her. A ll o f us feel that th e old tim e neighbo» is fast becoming insfitint. Neighbor- lines« as an institution is loosing round. "<\>inmun- lties become too mlich lígé'-hotds. M don’t know t , K. In what promlnei# clfcy are a d j t f » « don’t k n h f what to thli>k a b ja t iHid-k&A jo recall Sheriff and u ho has befri its dbector sTsr I te hearthstone Cohnected with the ad- liilistratipn o f JtSMce it increases the confidence F others livin g Ih the community. This is especially true in the federal courts ■here officers cover a large territory. A t present mi r a t a l jjn y Yrittoh ¿to.,Q0tyhtutiT tdh-Gf th U nited Stabs ahd it Is quite likely that It the of the average .MJ, city newaphper | t Is no longer difficult to '»break Jnto. T m to t’?? ~ I " » * « must 'watch h it step to keep from heing dragged in.^*Bandon West transmitter be located? , 3. W hat statto» 1« operated by A i . . . *•<» «8 c o m p la in t lb hUk)t. WMeh pebble d i r e c t ^ tro m if ® J k *■' Kiss: A combination of taste, « “A .Jw L.xttto * dMh oi bacteria for flsrtorlnf. . . , Success:, Solqetiiing tAat ¿am be aiuined* by taking advantage of the Ignorance o? others. Society: An arraugwaejrt ;or getting peflualnted wljh people yon don’t want to know * * » who doa’t want > kn oy yoa. ' ' ANSWERS ■> 1. No: A rthat was hern in Vt. 3. A maximum of fire years in fcrlsochto« t l / W h i n * . 3. FUhaore and Jtohadon. 4. YJrgfrla. > 8. Martha Waaiiagton, Abigail kdauu. M irth s JeMeraoa. Dolly Madlbm sad ills * Manree. okl of reach 4, fruttata KowaM Taft. 7. Andrew Johndón. 8. W illiam Henry Harrison I. >. YtoedòVe ItooMvèlt waa X»: LdiVyw«. Tim or. , The real question 1» If you recall Sherttl Taylor Will you find a sheriff an? betterf “f t yon knows a better “ole,” a» OP BUI said, may be appUcable.-*-Eugene Guard. • ■ ‘ his wrisfcs and i an effort to end He BhoUld have nam ed nutn sajab t / Lnr The sturdy aviator who kidnapped the girl he wanted to .marry and tarried her away in his, plane established a ptreoeniletit ailYhbw; aild should have some coneideratioa. • • < < . z and MttCTlliiwd to «with the Hill in g to establish aitother rtchril ' Í Teachdrs association i at the Llthla park, t guttag..-. .... thè wind blows »oft, wheep thq rosea qrp^ mjt heart keep» time to the pica of the strings, le he sings. .. ' te a m b e lW « : California, on De- cember 88, is s i. MI m Johtspt g r^ u a ie d tf p v ttm'present UMe ttfr Ashland hjgh^sct^pl witn tbe State« Nnjofe. M r, frllfrr la tra{B dispauher for Normal Ut te a $aae, California the Southern Pacific r»llroed com an4 b»» beeft te ^ b in g -n r Sanger. pany located, » t Ashland, where Csjltocnja forjspm» firn«. , Mr.. he ha» a Wore of friend», to w«J fi^aeran 1» afra a graduate of thè teifalJMto s to of thè Uni-, rer«Hy, of California et BerkaJey. - J B r B T O t S f & li«; p agir;WWMOJW» I» » bomURg h o U flA r te n T ra n c ilo , w ìfrk i on their M ohgyipotfn^ b W t o - t h o ^ w t P wttt mah* tbatr ho»«. - geles, ^ lifp rn la . wbeye toey wflU .! The bride and groom’» many Join rel»yy»» l e y * few «ays rfp t la. M I» city tot««« tbelr thendd to.Apa^pe t r a il In Artsqna. slfr^tq. g l» b M for a happy and Utrottili Mexico, and .then, to To peka, Kansas, whefp they will prosperane lutare lite. join Mr. * H & » . MHje>, Sr., «ad o » n mdtor to 4htyanto, Cofrrnder M r. M iner’s boyhood - hope, From there they , expect y> vfrp North pakota and pahy eastern «flats yhere h frth n e yestyff. llMfrd|ac Ron, wa» «ölemnlzed at the ne# Vow York aq4 Chicago, returning by the w ar of the Can'd**» V» lust Sufiday, June 6 at 3 o’clock. clflp to, Yaapourpr, BrlJJch £oi«ta- Preceding the ceremony MI m hla, then &>wq,the coast to, Port Sponger, accompanied h r Miss land, arriving In > this city by Au- Batter beautifully sang, “i . Lo*e gust first. Ye«, T w b r." . Immediately following tke cere Meudolasobn’» Wedding March mony the bridal party fad4 guests yaa played, by Mia» Batter as the retire^ to the, hqaut«,u* suu,.PRr- bridal party entered. The bride. le r? lr h ere Who was given la marriage by her a r^ceppon was held, t t e r^ep - father, Mr. John Gr«b. was lovely Wop cpmmltte« was composed of In her.Wdddfrg tow n of w-httd silk Iyeryqn and Vor, with a fall length rell caught Mr. Spllver. wlt£ sweetpeas an< M>Ue»^f-tbe ratfcy tod wort» W^th i Opjuet told to d p w ls »nd.hfly& sllBper»,, P S S rt& m . <i«yon..YoieraMa She carried a shower toujU“ 1 robs ,A and x llifie^of-the-valley. Visit Grant« P om T e a t - Three automobile» conveyed Her matronAjf-hoaor was her sis- ter, Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Medford, eleven members o f the Daughters who wore a beautiful gown- of of the Union VUtbrans of Ashland blue crepe de chine and carried a and the'two.coasrades of the Clrtt bouquet of sweetpeas and roses. W ar to Grants Paas last (Friday The bridesmaids were: Miss evening, June 3, where they help Louise Trusty of Ashland and ed celebrate the fourth annivers Misses Icily' Brown and Sybil Har ary of the starting of the Tent old of Brownsboro, Oregon, who there. An interesting business semioa were alsdtdressed -in the color deheme of blue. and whit« . and, (Please Turn to Page 6) carried s^pV r muquetd of sweet I th^ white of his brow, a» he’s standing there, hi» silken »hah with the rytiim sway». (e he play». • beaaWnd .&ses. id, many of th» rtons are,exp * The dainty little Misses byelyn Jack» and Dorothy VesteLof Reese creek were flower girls, who were also dressed to carry out-the col News-Review or scheme of blue and white. The double ring ceremony was Msq,d: the .rings were figrrlto urn» a white- sgtla cushion adorned with two gorgeou» waned rosea. yhMh were dent the lp lfe ’» aunt from England. Little Gerald Trusty o f. Ashland was the ring Important Books Revie we d ■ bearer. Little .Miss dors, Blng- ¿ifeedjoek”, by J a ^ ^ M U p ^ - J.am of Eagle, Point was trd p man, -author of "Th« World*» II- hearer. The ceremony*»was per )upl«n.’’. This latest of the ^fa»- formed Itfth o R q verm d Dpctpr.K. Higher prices for gasoline and the P. L&wr4nce of the Medford PVbs- warmer weather, that causes oh *etpan novels, under Its German byterlan church. tired to blow O«tt‘ eofre together. tlflp translated hr Ludvig tto*s- ohn, "Laudln Und DÍedeinen,” - 1« Hakhy is the ihfhBfrtic motorist Jhe , European sensation. The -MeMiafavllle M «W -lt»tetter. tranelater says of itt " I | Is a book on marriage, of monumental pow- er àpd »battering of 2« ha i gone eo deep^ / It la un- calmy. ’ Passeran has woven Into hie toto.them e a story of, to my -furiously melodramatic charisctey disguised; of course, by the magnificence of Yds style and. profoundness dt (1» oto*vto>1 tian and observations. These make the . book greater f a t o . ‘ijri** -frpjld’s Illusion of d to l,*’ piw- viqiii wfrks. He aoalyses.ln.thts book the physical' *»d »psychical bonds of marflag« ta * ’ . manner1 fa»-turnassing .«inters like Theo dor« Bneseo aad others of »he realistic school who have made a shbcialt: in trythg to eecqra pa- derilam big of .the attempted a a - lon between two human Jjpings of t 0 «pppeite aet. Re g r e w i sifitoger and deeper In hie «tor ceeetve attempts at perfect fiction. t i m i tor on e’l m V t ‘ . b i y X a l d UcVhr .............. . '• F la g day is to be observed, June 14. blltifl IIA S mm> *• I , . In driving a car there is one thing to remember. T h e o lh tr W k m m ay be *1<W . - , • NOT HOW OLD— BUT HOM’ ACTIVE - « . Ta hav.e an active, limber pain-free 'body, unhampered by advancing yeaM, watch elin^ina- tlon. At 89, Major Ackerman, Parberton, Ohio, is pt his ojftcfc daily, healthy, hearty and active,. " I find Foley Pills diuretic Just the right thing to régulât« kidney elimination and keep me In fine condition.** The medicinal qaaltr lies of Foley*Pills diuretic are valued so ,bito*J that ar* guaranteed to give satisfaction. copgtant use ov.er 25 years. Ask r them. ,Sbld everywhere.— No. Star Sues for Millidiwi- More TURBINO TME PAGES BACK A man took . poison, slash jtm p ed oat a tMird stdt-y window his life—and was unsnecessful. ni’ v . . 1. id n â e t iilaHh. whe hate aheue< her trim Keifet« to O. B. stiageftead el. the Plo- aa«dealy the Judge the counters of Crowsoq’s ceafew- M < / pfraiag mlR, who coutern- on ht» huftd In the foan« niawejt tiaaery. x*** * * •m rf ** lMra that plates bqlldlng a residence there- she I» 111. ** mu«. Ò 1 ** ^ /J t a g s m t H«-ksrhe»< . . ¿ A i w W ’ IJempel, internationally known ’D e m a n opera « ^ A ugust Heckscher, 79, millionaire fm an- ; Johnson" Cier and philanthropist, “ for a m illion or m ore.” She ha0 Me« Of h . c]fe<) g pro-martial contract before the supreme court of to ,p » y Nefr TntM, to .frtiieh «he, says Uecksche