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Dfegurimg Ramon
Rather disgusting has become the peddling of
gossip and rumors for which there is absolutely no
foundation!
*' Repeatedly, rumors come to The Daily Tidings
presaging this calamity or some great loss to the
community. How many times they have been re
peated before they get here and how much* injury,
how much effect they have had on the lowering
of the community morale, it would he difficult to.
estimate.
For instance, it was reported and circulated
that the railroad company contemplated the moving
o f their railroad shepe from this city to some other
jo in t This would have required the exjienditure of
approximately a quarter million dollar«, it hue been
estimated, without bringing a single bit of benefit
to the eomj)any. In fact, liere they enjoy many
advantages which are reasons why they will re
main here.
Another case occurred yesterday. A prominent
citizen started the report that interests in another
city bad purchased the Lithia Springs property
here—and before the rumor had gone very far this
other city was preparing to pipe Ashland's lith ia
water right out from uyder our mouths aud, as
far as Lithia water was concerned, so the rumor
ran» Ashland would be left high and dry. IJarry
Silver, of the Lithia springs property, of course
spiked the rumor.
As in the case of the rumor about the removal
of the railroad round house, The. Daily Tidings in
tends txr give accurate reports, for nothing iff aa
injurious in a community as to have part of its
citfseury circulating reports which have no founda
tion in fact
. Now» _o£_ grant- importance to the traveling
public in general and to the people of Bend .in
jmriicular is contained iu the anuounoeiuent of the
opening of, bids for the grading of the Saad Crock
entrance to Crater Lake national park. The work,
of course, is to ba done under authorization of the
bureau of jmblic roads, and may be expected to be
completed this year.
The .Sand. Greek route is the north entrance , to
the i>affk» the- oog no rtin g link between the park
roads and The DaHes-Califoniia highway, its com
pletion—a n d . thene is only four .miles of r it to ba
done—will make. Crater lake, recognized os one of
the scenic, wonder« of the world, just as accessible
to travelers from the north- as to those from the
south and west. I*t will mean, that the distance over
improved roads from Bend to the lake is virtually
the same as that from any of the other Oregon points
from which travel has been routed through the
park.
Of coarse, Bend dees not claim the lake as its
own. It is no more so than it is Medford’s, or Ash
land’s, or Klamath F alls’. But the shortening of the
good roads distance from Band will wean that
greater emphasis may be placed on the north high
way as a tourist route, and that the McKenzie jiass
trip will take on added importance because of the
case with which it may be extended io include
Crater lake.
Completion of the Sand creek entrance, we ven
ture to predict, will prove one of the biggest roud
programs for its size that Central Oregon has yet
seen—Bend Bulletin.
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OBXHHAL.
1. W h a t is the town Inr France
famous for Haviland Ctalnawere?
2. F r o m w iia t m aterial la -moat
They, say Lindbergh does not
smoke, chaw, drink- or go to par
ties. i t latua I w onder ba c m fly-
3. To w hat era. of English lltr
erature dt<t the work, of. the
Brownings, Macauley and i Swin
burne belong?
4. W-hat-famous Greek play hue
been revived- by M argaret AngUaf
6. W hat is the English ward for
elevator.
Ae a gaaerat. rule», men, who are
6. W hat man of English history
is credited with«having: amend: hia orerworked ase und«rp«id<
Science can predict an eclipse
coat la the m ud:»» that b ln queen
of the sun. o v e r a period of sever-
might walla on It J -
When ottloials are net rggppct-
ab years in advance, hot cannot
7. W h a t.is the EapUUL eablneft pd,. neither , are the laws.
pyndlck a. blew-ont over* the weeh-
peat corresponding to the Depart
ment of the Treasury in- the
United States?
8. W h at la the other name for
the Us« of Groat B ritain I
9. W hat flowers usually adorn-
the cap of a bride’s veil«
10. Name a river of Europe fa
mous in the name of a w ell,
known wait«.
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5.
ANSW ERS
P la tin u m .,,
Copppr.
Lead,:slac and coal
Copper, nod tin.
Booaap.
op tke budget.*
The stocktagieaptwoinaii of lo -
d«g-te probahRi dm daughter qt
tke bare-foet boy Of yesterday-
Somehow or other. , evqp*thlng
always seems to have something
the m atter w lth .lt.
Alum inum .
California.
"The Gold Rush.”
He panned for geM.
TURNING THBi
Cook-book for bride* ad vert idea itaelf as giving
“ Coueretg i - e J oh for taalaiug biachita.” It should be
l«ointed oat that coneroto ia turnd* in the abstract.
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M r. aad Mrs. R ohart McCardy
o f Mlbaaap<»l|B«paa<v4sUom:at,>tka
A ..M . Baavar hama- T h « 'la tte r is
Ifp . Baavar’s .sister. From- Bara
tW r W M I «« te San Fvaabtsaa« x
to .a e ro b e Sen
An
"eminently
respectable”
Q4L-sllmlaatas fvimiaui, exeepl ’
mag la one who* was simply "re-
lb
the machinery of iuternatlon
speetahle” before things came hia
al relations.
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The Ial>or leader in Portland, who, decrying the
fpenay which radicals are creating relative to the
Maceo-Van Zetti case, utated that» if lie couuuittcd
a murder, he did not want any of hia co-laborers to
coutrihute one dime toward* assisting him to cheat
juatioe, ia one who will create a deeper faith in
labor aud a truer realization of the shallowneaa of.
eomaranistn and other ism».
»
This famous eastern crimiuaL caee has lieen
viewed and review««! far more closely than the aver
age nuftder ease is, and it is difficult to see why
offtoale should stay justice any more liecause thous
ands of radicals strike and craate other disturh-
ances as a protest against the two convicted mur-
detwnp than the same offk'iala should if h lone
murderer.without the sujtport of ¡»owerfal interests
and. frieods, ahould ask for a favor.
W hyn t ( coi
off B e ra b is
R piymblng, and
ate.-utytet way at*
■T b a iia iiu te a«d,
on«?«e tka most
•am ate ym mart.
ttJ tt.tg frta a M t« -
Mrs. J. L. Suaed, who bas bean
visiting her non Olaa,, retante*
te la weak to bar Beam la ItU a e te
Ska w ill* ba accompaaieO as foa ae
F t bouts by Mr. aad M to - O U ter
Shipley, who w ill Ba on th s lrte a y
io Indiana.
to make th e ir home. They harp
9-adad t M raneh hare bgqk for
th e ir old home at ObqutHo:
MUe. Albert* A rnold1 aad a n o th
er BNHtbi wens dbwn from* their
Dead Indian ranch Monday.
M r. and M n . W illia m
Olean.
M r. and M n . «James Lennox and
eon K eith o f Valley View, Mrs.
Lottie Keith* and MHton Van
Lear of U a u , wash;, wore Sun
day guests a t the K . J. Carter
home* in. Aahladdk *
M r. and M m . O; R. Tresbams
and fam ily of ■ Baron VaUay spent
last Wednesday at the W . F . Da
Ford home.
Pau* picking w ill start soon
la . Valley View , tke boxes are a l
ready arriving.
M r. and Mrs. Charles Duggan
and children of Long Beach,, Cal.,
And M n . O . R. Treshams o f Bams
Valley Visited w ith M r. and Mrs.
W , F. DeFord last Th u rsd ay..
W in ie Duggan and
Raymond
Treshams remained a t the DeFord
home for a tew dkys.
M rs.W a b e l Reachet, Mr«. M ary
Brower and Mb. and M n . W . J.
Welch of Ashland were enter
tained a t dinner laat Sunday by
M r. and Mrs. H arry Weagant.
M r. and M n . J. F. Arnold, ac-
comga^ied, th e ir o ld friends, M r.
and M rs. J. B. Robinson and Miss
Lavonne o f Seattle, on a trip xuit
to Dead Indian laat Tuesday to
viaft MV and Mrs. A lbert Arnold
aud' fam ily.
M r. and Mrs. W illia m Mynett
and son Joe, antf M r. and Mra.
Thomas of Medford were Sunday
caU ereat the DeFofd home.
M r. and Mrs. Dale
W illiam s
have returned to th e ir home on
'Emigrant creek, froili Phrttlwd,
pbaoe. Miw. W illiam s underwen|
an operation. She is much ism
proved.
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MV». NOwton Davis, who under
w ent/art'operation at the Coup
mugttg,hospital a/couple of w e e l*
ago« has returned to h e r home.
M r. and M rp Harold T h o m X
and family, who’ have been visih-
. .fom-Ah-tka Albert Thomas homd,
have returned to their home lb
Modesto, C al.’
D. W . Kincaid and niece, Daiag,
fipsnt Sunday visiting the A. q.
Kincaid fam ily near L i t b 1 (■
Springs.
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Roy Corbett is employed hk
^ome parties who. a re opening ub
nagm atory rheumakjgai^wUl/ rm
cupprate for awhile a tS a a te A o m ,
C ad with bis broteeiMMianr Pror.
t. «. Sweet and^fprooy, vehlthe,
W illia m Ftackue I« oa a buslr
neea trip over Into the Khypath
county In the vietalty «T rw tfy.
secured for
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a Ur quick-
® v e a equal conditions, and the
" huarged aoldter would prohably have been
w ith , Bi» o match tor Howard, bat be was
weights® down, h r blankets and
■amt, e B r overwhelmed-by surprise. The as*
Mb time, to In Bis month was choking him. Ho
AU right; tought back desperately, but How
ard-had Hlm on-hle back and waa
raw buxrod tying hia wrists b eh ted h tw with
to ptecodei the bedding.
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more prlsaaea* SAerif, aa’ «ten Apt* e >e*er yes*«."
Attended Jdnlor Orpheum
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davi |
4rM> 12 cents
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and Mrs. Davis’ mother, Mrs. D
la te -.. One year ago
P . Shrum of this city were amoai i
the Ashland ppople-who motore 1
to Medford last evening to a «
tend the Junior Orpheum at
m ote» crotw om fheaffe.
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in entered after hljn, slam-i "Nice baby,*’ Howard mattered
Be <Wor la th e fk e e o r tbs faoetlousiy as BUI lay gagged and
croffdi
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bound,
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» te p a t a f o d t t e w w y damn
Than. Be carefully repteoed the
* corridor to.tfc» Jail** yiagtr bbudwte s« that it looked as if tba
captive ware merely »leeping. A
y reached the rate « Ba- great joke w weald he on foe .her-
flm re reaeed iteeir from a iff, Howard thought, to dad hie
tehada tba nighV
prisoner takea prisoner.
f« W > arrival! It was well after
nine o'clock before be heard tke
tamkig-oTi.tbe key that aanoaaced
thateUer?« approach. Ae he tam ed
“ te <*te *°ck to bring breakfast
Howard called his attention to the
dueedifo-share >fcts
"Whoopee, a t li
“NOW. we can mah
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" I tblnh tkeiw'a somatelag w m g
* tw*th 'h to « •Bert«." Ba aatd tnitftteb
ly enough. “I haven't been able to
« get M m to say a word for the laat
ninety mftrntea?'
rt amine, m d ^ ^ t memenU C & a r S -
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M « * 51«» of steel caught
° ? » » < * * a c e . etran-
Bis wtari. He fonght against
the pressure, tke thickening veins
ld-ktearndkattaettag to tlte U iteM l-
ty :a f hte«sdoe«Bi He. te r« » until
he waa ail t a t nuaametoua *a d
’< * arias abd,
torthakSw
*ke old A aK lbnd.m iw .
ei * • a»«» Mrs„ Earl
Blackabk
And* family w ^ have begs, v i t i f
rbg.wtth re4»tt«'pe>tir tbiB com m un-,
Ity have returned to th e ir h o p *
• t Ontorio, Ore, Mpa- Hlaehab»
• B i t e remembered ' aa B erth l
Mte. A. R. Brown qdd Mrs. E
Barron Have re tu rn « ^ from. Pari
land whenr tbs? wwat*:wUfc\Mi
Brow«.
Mr. teUNR’r mpthe
Ffod* Odkney
came fro m Pteaexlvaitlir to, »
■ted o la ,b e g r
with him while: be la* 4lr;ihe sen
tarlum .
M r. Barr. M r. Rtckanteoa^ad
Mi*. Elam spent Bunday fte kfo «Il
the Rogee Rtvev.
A
gueat aro»7,
Ashlaadar»
■trollaO up tb ro iu h the p a - r . k ,
Bunday and were agreeablly sur
prised with* the progeegs which
has been made.
T^many W «am U Pdpheekto Bill’s throat The
•ergeant spattered and coughed un-
1 fo r pub* ttt Ba was unable to do either
Intereel I t tea«*«. T h e « Howard temped on
lurking