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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1927)
TRE DAILY TIDINGS ESTABLISHED IN 1876 ASH LAND D A IL Y T ID IN G S By Williams foVfe W u T made h im 6ua4 a B rame Someone ean be found willing to take a chance on most anything regardless of the hardships or danger connected therewith. Hazardous feats in airplanes, in racing antm ohiles pr balloons appear attractive to people of a certain turn of wind* Most of us are inclined to value our personal safety very fctfhly but there is a minority, it seems, who either do not have snob a high regard for life and limb or else are unable to appreciate the risk they run in undertaking dangerous stunt#. Whether this is bravery pr supply foolhardippss is a matter of viewpoint. Possibly the objective ip view maizes the difference; The driver of racing autos is generally termed a reckless dare-devil as pre the stunt airplane flyers or human flies who clipib buildings or others who risk life to «entertain R crowd. Op the ojther ijamj the soldier or sailor who risks death ip battle or -the aviptor who takes p chance with death in a non-stop ocean flight is a brave hep. It might be said that he jrho risks life for sppie good purpose is brave while he who takes the spnxe chance for no good purpose is merely foolhardy. Recklessness or bravery, it is in the eyes of the average person b thing to adjnire if not be to emulate and if success brings fame and riches we rejoice with the fortunate recipient—if failure brings death or in jury we are sorry. Yet such is human nature that we soon forget the failure while success ljyes long in pur minds and we do not stint in our reward. • Nnngesser and Coli arc soou forgotten, but lnnd- bergh will live in the minds of mankind for many years. Evidently if is new enough to be brave, one must H E W E J ^ jO W M O T íW -tflft& Commenting a d the nrnnnsed atate Incase t ix on which the H o*i * BOOT A ffcflhSHpOf people of Qrqgqn wlU pass June M tA H >8, State treaaure Thd* jb . R aj ha* pie foUfvipg to ear. I did a «* t a w toe tocotna tag measures proposed to r adoption MISS DOROTHY EEW, Editor at the ganaral eiectlqb to t o » because I Ato>atdaKad thorn unfair and 1 furth«r ffuto to- — The R qka « or education. This meeting will om>oaed to thaw than for tip River QoUege club will meet prove a great practical help 'to reason that J. tpopaht the adop at the home of Mrs. H. A. any young person who has or has tion hr tpe State at Oregon at an 1 » Owk street. not decided about a college course. Income tar tow ‘of tpe tenor of • «♦M V Rosins Gallatin will lead the ses the two meg» urea voted upon • MX BHXFi Qtf HOPS sion beginning at >:4>. would be detrimental to the in Ob weary waste a t restless waves, terests o f the state at large In That toss their spray *neatb that, if they had been adopted. shining sun, Oregon w ould have been the only Oh bring my ship of fortune hense western State with an Income tax Before life's sands aye' run. tain Avenue was the scpne of a law. The adoption of either of OuA on life’s billowing sea happy reunion Saturday after the m easu res su b m itted at that Rides a ship of fortune for noon, /une II, when » number time in my opinion would had a every one, ' of Douglas county reaidepts met deterrent effect upon the estab And once in a lifetime comes to there and enjoyed ,a visit talking lishment of new manufacturing shore,— over old times and experiences of and Industrial enterprises within ,Oh may mine come e’er the aet- fprmer days in that county. the State. Those present yere: lire. Ida Notwithstanding this fact I Thomas of Elkton, who was in now believe that the present in I sometimes think my ship of fate, Ashland ,tp attend the Normal come tax law to be submitted to Out there on an unknown sea, Alumni program. Mrs. Ren Butler, popular vote on June 28 next Has been wrecked, and lies a de also of Elkton, who has spent the should he approved. The condi relict. past few days In this city visiting tion of the finances of the State While I wajt tin she comes to her daughter, Mrs. Horell, a pa of Oregon nt the p r ie n t time -4 ^ V’ * • tient in the Community hospital, made not bor calls for emergency relief and and the following Ashland resi warrants the enactment of a rea Or can it be my soul’s harbor, dents, whose homes were former sonable law to provide necessary WithXlts shallows she cannot ly in .Douglas county: A, R. Mc revenue for state purposes. I Farland, Mr. and Mrs. c . B. consider the terms and provisions Does she somewhere at anchor Haney, Mrs. Fanny Cooper Redl- of the proposed income tax Igw fer, E. W. Redlfer, Paul Redifer fair and reasonable. While the Awaiting my comlnx. oh ship and G. W. Benedict and daughter SqUENCR objection .that Oregon would be of hopet' ■* the only tweatern state with an f , Who was Auer von Welshach? income tax Ipjw wou#d Kill exist is the popular name of _ If the present measure is op- ' proved the people, the pro the element hydrargyrum? posed law is nevertheless much .When Is a diamond said to be “^•he Outer Gate,” by Octavus morp ewMtoM« to B* provisions of the first water T \ ' mm» w dn» p*»7taw tow to Roy Qoben. We have to this book _ Prof. JB, X. Evans motored to Distinguish between structural Trylng to get something QA«rstiou to .QtoWP or XbnM vot- a novel by a writer who has mat CbUoqnln on Monday. and dynamic geology. haven’t got—that’s life. Bert Tarbough of Riddle Is , ed upon M (the November elec- tered a very difficult literary Is Leo a planet, constellation. tom- The tototocy pf toe present style, vehement, forceful, bon*- visiting at the W. Howard home. • or comet? presslon, and he has put heart We are aorry to report the When a man is in hurry , ^mU-lop t»toton toW«r»dve the and.soul into the toeme of prison With what does the science of sell don’t you be In death of £dra Leona Lamb, wife hurry I ItotoMie tow« WiUito Will pro hermeneutics deal? buy. vide the funds with which to pay life as was never done before. An of T. E. Lamb, well known r«gi- * state obtigsttops baaed upon tos- entirely unprepossessing hero, dent of Talent, wber» they have With what form of mathemat ics Is Eucid generally associa 1 W i v e appropriation« in excess serves three years in a modern resided for the past 2 7 years. Fun penitentiary for a crime he did eral , w m held Monday, June 13, We'should always carry a little ted? , of current revenue. not commit. He was copvlcted of at the Baptist Chprch. Interment reserve honesty on hand to use in ' TA« income tax lew together What is a nitrometer? embezzlement of which he was at the Dunkard cemetery. A A.Qkl emergencies. With toe .nompnnjon measure pyo- Practitioners of what science entirely Innocent, naturally he of friends will mourn her pass- . vldtos tor AS amendment to the to#“ the Hippocratic oath? Went back into life bating a qonatototlos authorised e proper- What gas Is used in Inflat and pustere Sometimes a man gets, a repu " ty tax to»y to Reoember t#28. of super-puritanical ing the Naval dlrlglbl» Los tation for being courageous when business piac who, In the nature »8<M»o.ooo plug gfs per cent Angeles. of things, felt it his moral duty he is only stubborn. thereof lees entlmated receipt» to send thia young man over the ( from Income taxes dWtos the road. New characters appear and year IMP, and autonrlatog for For ten mep who give good ad are made eo much of that the ANSWERS euautns year» a successive In vice, there Is only one who sets crease at the rate of six per cent, book becomes a creatio» in !R«r- Ily returned Sunday trom Cor 1. Rosa Ponaelle. a good example. less estim a ted receip ts from In ary. prt. The v^orki.ng out of the vallis wh,ere they picked up 2. Bpto ar» pianists and both plot win haunt you th,e rest of' Wayne who hps been attending come tare«, would provide tpe your life. ‘ married symphony conduct ,O. A. C. Mr. . Holdridge la the 0 npcpsamw rayanpes. Th«*» me»- Fashion began with a fig lqaf, B tt » or«. proud possessor of p p»w and has just about returned to B « W * - * *npr«w.(?. W.ncJd servp D cy o tlo p a l tyee<liig > U1 be sedan, which Re purchased last 8. Yes. F-major is the key for the starting pplnt. lMc tortofir punwx« p < tobsving H eld — week. both No. 8 and No. 8. * to * consIdAtotoe patent the tax An important topic among The Golden Crest Oj-ctyrd V f *- 4. (a) Verdi; (b) Weber; (,c) C burden tn fato« would pe shifted young people of this day will be pd thinning apples Mpnday and Hez Heck says: “Accordin’ to Runcini, (d) Nicolai. burden in feet, Would be spitted discussed next Sunday, June 19, the #un Croat started thalr crews my experience, life contains more iff Income» received by persons 2. They are all conductors. at the regular devotional meet Tuesday. rheumatism than there eeems to Who at present are paying little ing qf the Epworth League un a. ppieptotoa. Mrs. J. Withrow and Mr. and some day a newsR»Rer be any need of.” It PAT 9« Ah« toPWM 9t «tote der the title of "College: Why, 7. Paderewski. Mrs. E. Montgomery pioved to the reporter is going to to1! th9 goypmimtot- 2. Qeorg« fpod. truto- Right after that to»re * • i t shopld pe dielncUy bore to Where, How.** Different mem Medford Pear Orchard Saturday, ». Tschalkowsky’s “Pathétique.” bers will give reasons for going which Ilea east of Phoenix. As though not poperiy punish »rljl he a falling oto to to« mind, however, that unless both to college and the type of school' 10. Idanacing director of |h« ed at CbriatmM time, rather now Mr. and Mrs; Melvin McGrew paper's ne»rs ghopt plppo re top iuc<>to.e l*x act and the mea to obodse. Others will explain the Metropolitan Opera Com has to go through the added tor Announce the birth of a baby girl cital» and graduation «xer- sure providing dor /establishing pany. ways and anans of getting a higb-< born June Ath. ment of Father’s Dgy. the property tax bay« are both Mr. and Mrs. JB. E. Borg were concurrently adopted the finan guests of Contractor Merrett and cial qopditlon of th» SJ.tote of wife of Medford on a motor trip Oregon will remain m at pre- to Crescent € it7 ppepd p e ' sent and thj RipM WR1 b» requir- week epd. ed to borrow trom outside Mrs. M. Frank’s ^(Ahet, Mrs. J. sources In ,ordW to P«f current Stoddard fit Rversot, *rrtv. A K rila A lID expenses. ,od June 1$, for p Tl^ B few weeps. - ' ; ' pa my opinion topae .measures conatoute the only present solu W H ET f u r ó r i Q. T. Borgger, new manager Ashland High School Notes — B. $ . '¿Rldre.to eaps» hTto* from tion to the tinanciai problem with .♦ N P W U- - r of the Vining theatre, and p. p. | t the last meeting of the piter- Grotte creek this week, return I j wbRih to« State is oohfronted ¿Uh -a- À «vmit tooth reto divi Sankey, operator, were visitors Jn^ry Society, the school especially ing today. Hs and his son, Buel, and tot to#t t rix« topm dend« to « b u rn ii l ^ » ^ e « U y Medford Thursday and attended enjoyed the musical numbers. The are mln^B o» • portion of the any support. ] The thief lootea to« .cMh <egizter to business matters. qompoaltlons of Ethnlbert Nevin Patterson placer claim and have ' . ' .' ,l' J of >10 gnd cayrlqd gw»y g feox ______ V®re played". The following of » good atMge of rater for ground I hWCNDMRNT i of raisins Taisin« toin* « ...k . KL lying u ficers were installed: President. sluicing. Grouse creek and up Measure Ro. gpg on the ballot i gaistn box contain^ Millard Grubb, until recently OrvWle Caldwoll; 3viee President, per Beaver am deserted yet w4th fur to» tofteto* «to°tom b> bp held J the proprietor of the employed In the Ewauna cigar Bert Freeman; Secretary, Bertha this exception, hut other miners June ¿8 iancoAsUtutlonai amend- 1 tn which the burgh store, Is the now clerk at the Adb- glllason; Treasurer, Matilda wlU begin comipg In during the rqppt >htoh provider that the i had hidden. tong xmstofrice. Vernl Carter took Rnapp; Critic, Tlvtgp Miller; Li- next tow watots.. rortiaud Sohooi District may he i Grsbb’a place In the store. BrBrlan’ Anlt* Järvi»; Editor, reatrtotod to >to tomtol tax levies i Mabel Moody., Noj-pyU Notes — Mr. Payne Is as is every othe^ gcpooi District i BLAZE OM 8CMOOL LAWW pruning hie large orchard on the in .Oregon only by .what Is known j city Bremen were called to the James Spencer, who is a civil boulevard near the Normal. M the 8 P«r cent limitation i Mrs. Loomon and daughter Of Mncola Wchool <n»sdsy afternoon amendment to toe State Constllo- f this elty spent last week a» the engineer In the government ser *he» a gras« fire Started on the tlon. ype voters of toe State of t guests of Mrs. Loomon** bon WX» vice In Idaho, 1» her« tor a month law« toere Origin «f the Mase Sdulre C. C. Gal#, the Gall’s visiting with hie parents, Mr. and 11am and family In Medforf. ivas unknown. It was extinguish cf»»K to.rtoor« *■ visiting the fam Qropop to MM »a«wd an awpud- f. Mrs. A. C. Spencer. ed with chemicals. ily of bis son-in-law Wm. Myer meat to the constitution of ih s J State which amendment provMes l of Ashland this week. Emmett Beeson, the Talent ,th»t a© tpx levying body may toTX * F geq nent rain» and' la>ck of lp_ tM w r , ato<4w*» »ad wbantoet. tensely hot weather keeps, the W to? tof w W wl>ich «xceeds t was in Ashland yesterday for the Mr. Cofei*. a prominent senior, by mojw ton» • per cgnt too tnx » Ashland rosee at the helghth of first time la a month. Is valalng ’’aide burns.” levy of the year prevlons. In f their beauty. 1917 It was estimated that a six Ktfcl H € S *N IM ? N ' » « « - ^ Fry Tft/s One j U4ÒSK2SÌ? It is to be hoped that something definite will come of the flood conference at Chicago and that no tinpe will he lost in undertaking measures necessary to prevent a recurrence of the Mississippi floods. This is a matter which concerns directly a large paft of the country—not only the people threatened by the river’s wrath but also the territory which drains into the river and thus is the cause of the disaster to those along its banks. It will no doubt cost a huge sum to prevent these deluges but it will be worth i t The country which drains into the Mississippi but is so situated as to be free from the overflows should be more than willing to come to the aid of those less fortunate bat Tfho are in no way respon sible for the trouble. Inventor Dies George E. Patterson, said to be builder of. the world’s first electric car; is .deqd at 82. It wasn’t so long ago-that a “ trolley ride” was a popular div ersion, filling a place as first aid to Uupid once held by the “ buggy ride,” later by. the “ joy ride,’* and now we read of a young Lochinvar who zooms away with his lady love in the air. “ The world do move”—but not long in one vehicle. —TELEGRAM* New York plumbers go on strike because they are dissatisfied with $12 a day and because they want a 40-hour week. AU of which seems to indicate thgt we must have our strikes regardless of where the wage scale is. Just as the swimming lessons which the hopeful youngsters in America started when Ederie finished crossing the channel become tiresome along comes Lindbergh and shows that the true road to fame is fa* «aviation. Prom Kan Francisco comes the inquiry; “ How lo«g the Californian get so much fun out of life? t may be because he is always providing amuse- pnent for Oregon. i No doubt thirsty Americans will find oonsidor- difference between Canadian liquor purchased jn Canada and that they have beon buying from bopt- Now it develops that the author of the popular *, “ The Yanks are Coming,” wag none other i aa enterprising dentist. Nowadays it is not so far from a wedding ring to TURNING THE PAGES BACK 10 Years Ago 30 Yçars Ago I