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standing «* n«4mr the «m& «■
the terms, eyeb g*oul> isolated .oa
their domestic lelghd, tbett Bros
eap tz end uuaattofyteg tragedies.
Rroxeef and moat self roltuat of
alk is Bilan Dacey, the mainstay
ot several generstloas, saving Ute
(arm, making it pfofttable agd
finally turned o a teM t upoji Jhe
return of her father, prho to Mia
old age. aaaerta Mio title. He Mas
dub’s Anniversary
The first anniversary of the Ashland Golf Club
will be celebrated this afternoon and e v e n i n g
at the course near this city with playing by members
and their friends and a basket picnic afterwards.
‘ ..WhUe thfl.work on the course VW started a year
agp, the development of the large number of fair
anjafamrs who go to the course frequently dates back
only a few months or weeks in many cases.
This morning a man was heard to say: “ l am
not old enough to play golf?’ This is the attitude
of many people, who have a false idea of what golf
ia. They think it is an old man’s game; whereas to
' pitot and follow your ball around the nine holes is a
physica| feat which the^f do not w ant; to wait too
long to attempt. They Consider it a game similar
to Old Maid or something equally as unexciting and
requiring an equal amount of mental exercise; but
if these same men were to play the game, play it With
as much enthusiasm, skiff and effort as theym igbt
apply in any, other game they would find it produc­
tive of both excitement and mental exercise.
A small numbferof loeal man and women have
entered into the sport with enthusiasm and in only
a short time several fair amateurs have developed.
■Within another year, it will have attracted and de­
veloped » munh larger hsmher of enthusiasts. Many
are today staying away because of a false attitude,
but persons of any pride or sporting blood are never
wilKpg tp admit that the next man or wQjpan js bet­
ter at May game, and if these doubters will te stth e
game» it would be safe to predict they would fo tm za
new opinion of tip* pastime.
There is something about Ashland, and the
beauties of Aahiand whifch makes folks talk right out
loud And become immediate boosters of the com­
munity. Scarcely ever is there a visitor comes to the
city who does net comment on the beauties of the
place.
However, there are some home folks who have so <
grown up with these beauties that they fail to appre­
ciate their real value.
w Visitors, however, are an asset to the commun­
ity. Every visitor who hv^orp*** a boostpr of Ashland ;
and Ashland beauties, and Ashland resources, is just
so much of an advertisement for the town. We like
to have them talk and we are glad that our com-
mhnitv is the sort of a community that makes them
talk.
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They want to come back they say, these visitors •
in our midsf, R®d it is qp to every home booster to
bring those visitors back again and again. We should
cultivate a friendly attitude toward them in order
that they may not be stfangersein our midst.
lived, < hard Mfm acssirod sste»
w c Mato* held -la-the eventag.
. .The «abject « f tap meeting lest
eight wee Jäsen and e feature
▼to • W Ù n tMe Jspenesglsa-
gaege by Rev. and. H rs.;< f . 0 .
fhetchjir.
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questio#
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fbeiW fc many unestlona « p h f - '
ag ware answered, was algo •« -
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ly room.to hung With memor
Dipo silver and soma gold,
lake each OM and try again
heir secreta to unfold.
Portland headlin
not even the far
hereafter 1« etec
plarettg eye of
copy desk m an .-
anm tbaeaplul ^LaUro-
fame the countries bordet-
SwjtreÛuM? / V .
I the eapttal of Turkey
In
Ignorance has logger rootl
S. W hat body of water would thas'tatelttgepce.
bb otOfbed on a direct voyage
fsom London to Amsterdam?
The length ,dt the ear deter-
I. In what country to the city
mines (Me reach af the intellect.
o | Labia?
7. Oa what island to Mt. Aet-
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much of some things and
, 9S- W hat great penlasula ex-
Ue a f others— that’s what
; 9. Wnat two groups of island
efusfpr olbeely about northern
n ruin a man, and
it takes nine tailors
and tWed-
.When the brain space to small
Je devoted to complain
ost of
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Wrgiaiâ. first; Fmasylvania,
iff? gfrr " Hdrto Carolina,
, The rubbernecks are waiting
for styles to get worse before they
resum e observations a f the.w jndy
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Wbite The Daily Tidings regrets that no Jack-
•on county fair will he held this.year, unless some
»expected development makes this posfihle, it is far
better to cancel the engagement this year than to
recklessly dive in and incur a deficiency of several
thousand dollars, which seemed a certainty under
present conditions.
However, the fair association should preserve the
grounds and buildings in good condition, and should
plan and devise methods if possible to insure the
resumption of the fair next year, for Jackson county
does not want to drop this beneficial attraction per­
manently.
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It would be splendid If the association could in
■oyoe y>y raise sufficient funds .to hold the regular
fair this fall, for this is undoubtedly of deep educa­
tional and publicity value to our county.
Medford, where the new water supply was tap-
this week, has overeome one of k«r greatest
icul|iss and handicaps in her growth into a reil
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lB.'TMe 10,»SO tp 81,800 clast,
H e i Hpek says; “When you
W rinkle your . lawn. It ’s a xlgn
Where fiero ü so aaoM smohM thgt a heg^y «hower w ill set In
■TMs farmer gets hie extra hear
of daylight in the summer Set by
moving the dock forwted bat by
setting his alarm tor an hoar
earlier.— Coadoa ‘ Globe-Times.
Take the tax off them whom
n n n
It 1a driving lato bankruptcy and ChMd WeMare < W c H e ld l-
collect I t treat them who can pay
The Jaekson County Health*
and duffer ao prtvatioa.— Haleey
Ualt WoMaeted their
regular,
Rural Enterprise.
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inonthly cMld weMare* «ltol< tor
(dtoaia and Children unde» six
Lindbergh to going to tour the gears «if age this afternoon, F ri­
country. Sort of a O lw er tourist day. 7uty r, from 1:19 te 5 p. m..
who has tetob ft« M K - * W to r M» te *'te rm Hapttet ehurch, Med­
Lake Leader.
ford. ' Dr. L. .D. Inskeep,' county
health officer,
examined the
G|09p day theee'a golag )e be a «bndrea, aadMeto by Mtoe Janet
tM ai ware- Thee seme of those Moffat sad Mbs Leah Jennings,
ladies on the beech ere going to
get wet.— Roseburg News-Review.
:h«on Cougty Public
Health
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. T h i J u u bride tells us that
he showed better judgment in
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{Z>S ANGELBg, July 8.—<IF>—
Mrs. Clara Drummoad, 91, slept
throngfe her 95th day of uncon­
sciousness hare today while a
legdl and medical war continued
over he», m w .
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,x.WMe,girb according to Dr. J f.
1. PeacocM, chiropractor, showed
definite algae of a return ■ to
health and conaclousneee, both of
Which deserted here In her Marne
at Fresno last April, «Men she
suffered carbon monoxide poison­
ing.
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The “Oood-Chaer” class of the
l<to|l Presbyterian sburoh. «be
oldest weipen’stclaus of AMati Insti­
tution, held tbsir aqMusl meeting
laet week a t the home ef Mm;
H attie Bpkd «a North Mala «treat.
FAgg T H E «WARS!
Apprexttnataly twenty-five were
' Now a cahr Is proposed for the
la attendance. The afternoon waa
taxicab Industry. A boat the only
agent la- vtoitlag, doing fancy
«nregulated Industries remaining
work and talking over old tim es
are the ulOO-e«p-eofteC drinkers
th general.
Delicious refresh­
and the msratfion dancers— No
ments ware served by the host-
wonder this 4e a revolutionary
ose at a table prettily deconged
eountry— with ao m snr aagyp,—
with flowers.
A traffic csar 1« one of the honk-
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Important Book» Reviewed-— ’ '1
“Drtandera," by Helen H ull, an­
ther of the “Labyrlpth.” Helen
Hrtll to also aathor of the very
notable story, “Quest.” The tale
Is cast 00 th «homely Unas of the
gold banters, the generation. thpt
was agitated and swept to the Pa­
cific Coast In the mad days of
1849, the California Gold Rush.
Rashers.”— Then some reformer
probably woald want ’stop-lights
on. the Statue of Liberty •— The
one industry that needs an iron
hand more tharf any e tia r to
pretty well unregulated. That to
the clegs o<-people who Write free
for the’ newspapers poems about
Crins-oceanle flights.
MIsms Jp«H< Guthrie and Vella
Acklpy «ere tj)e charming host­
The early Eugeneaas . w h o esses last evening. Thursday, July
| , whea they entertained with a
ought the Ptorprslfy of O p ­
in «e Ulto city when it was a prldge party at their Meme on
liage * dhl not belong to the Gresham street, la honor of their
bourn guests, Miss Smelie Went-
Cast’s.”— Eugene G uari.
ser o f Berkeley, California, and
laaV allS Brts e« <eed> ' CaU-
rnto, who M«*s •te « t tMe past
wmk- in thia etty. Throe iabtos
were la play. Mias Brta won the
ladles’ first prfsa, Barton pirulan
we» awarded the gentlemen’s
first prise and Otis Johnspa and
Miss Wentner received the la-
aiee* and gestlemhn’» consolation
prises. During the evening Mr.
jo h iu M . WM kgpt untta busy
<jhangfog the records on-the Vlo-
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D u riw
B. Finley returned the 'last
a waeM from Saa Frauds
. D r. C. F. Tlltox and family left
(queday tor Johnson prairie tor
h outing paason.
Mrs. W A. Wltohlre and fam
■ have joined Mr. Wttohlro In
Iks county rfor t |e totesur. to
in . R. R. Dunn, nse Emmi
e, who to visiting Jackson-
* retethms, was anseng. th<
Kff
Ashland, which has always had maximum qual-
but
toK-
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vr-y— -----— minimum quantity of
v , wa|er.
w o ,c (. m
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ten her stator city in the accomplishment « that
sm of all cities—water in quantity as well ad of
higiMtet quality.
AsUatod in the pot distant future will also a o
'plihh this when the new. canyon dam is constract-
md more water is impounded— g iv in g us quantity,
roll oa nnelker m .11
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delight;
gold and his character lute been
hardened. Devoid b r i l l dense of
gratitude or the ellghteet reflne-
jpents and courtesies Which a nfian
should have towards w Women
who has made auMer-eacrffices,
he turns the daughter
book to packed with heart and
ab u f m atter/and w ljl carry yon to
the end on' Its great Whlteicapa of
emotion.— The Lariat.
Charles L. W imer has returned
from a toslrem trip to Bead. H#
Teterid tt very dry and a shor«-
« 0 df wale» JM eealrul Oregon.
f 'Frod Hansen te ■ dp from h|s
H r. and .g)«. > 0 . GArd , «ad ftflto ra te house, arrlAug Thurs­
mlly win spead the summer at day evening. He may return with
trg>r, Curry eofiuty, where Mr. hto tamUy to reside ia this valley
ird haa extensive timber lntsr-
C. w. Evans, the mining
ro. Mas .returned from hto tour
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horns ’on Morton street.
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esalar meeting of city coun-
told |n July 8, 1897? Present
; Dodge, mayor; F. H. Carter.
F sâS æ ”. I J . , - r i :
1er a id W? B. MtBloa.
rate rofrorbafenu'were daintily
erred at a'lqta hoar, after which
pleasAnt h o f f was toswt tu'ces-
ersgttoa, . them' present J e -
luded the throwing mused:
(esers: Mbtotts N **g i- RlUlag
ohueyman, Hugh Bates, Barton
*rsleb, Otto JtoMWn. Ito kto M
ertrude c 4 r & Dorothy
ImeRe W e n W , Vatts BTto. Vel-
1 Aekley and Jessie Guthrie,
leesrs. YsgMU HaGee and Bari
nmMf roeetred iamttatlons to Ute
ppegts whetted by Nsfwe’e ssuos.
rrite to Ftye„& Co., Portland,
Guide, v Including many/G
fend 2c, to cover postage.