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DAILY u o ip DAILY TlBlW Qg H wbrb u su t ag, ARE. .M A . % W ACS W H A f 1 G E T E \/E R V 1M 7 -When I said, my foot slippeth; I. Psalm 91:18. • . Thy power alone can’ help md fast. f a it u - Lootfrf here m a , WERt's Th> By' Rodney Dutcher WASHINGTON— They do say that aviation 1» safer thaq motor ing, but sotte Of us always will prefer the family Hfvvqfl. Despite progress, no eno will be able to take the thrills out o t fly in g immediately and meanwhile come snch halr-raiaing tales as that of the Army’s twin-motored Martin BomfleV which crashed in the water of Pearl Harbor, Ha w a ii, June 23. A full account of the incident, with none of t h e thrills left out, has Just reached the Army AfrCarpfl. The plane was a member of tf ffve-ship formation which took off early 1U th e morning, piloted by Lieut. George W. Polk. Jr., and ttapgdd by 8taff Sergeant Monroy ana Privates Cyr and Valentine. Army maneuvers were In progress and the formation was to stimu late a bomb attack .in northern Oahu. Hairdly was he well hi the ufr before Liegt. Polk discovered that his fending geUr Was defeat ed—four bafta edWfefcftng a strut to a wheel had sheared off. Polk dropped a message asking for four new bolts. Lieut*. J. D. Ofefefe and Philip SChneeberger U fe^btt lu * t f e Hartland with the supplies and picked Up the } bombing formation. SchneebUrger climbed out on a Wing,, despite bis slippery soled shoes and Sergt. Monroy of the bomber walked out on the adjac ent wing o f Polk’s plaW, , TbO two pUcte fin a lly maneuv ered th e ir f e t tle s • w ithfn arm ’s le n g th a n d the supplies w e r e WAÍCM AM’ I Ï X SHOW SpO A MUU. INCH CLOSTcR W 4Ä A m TTHIMÇ t . Slowly but surely there has come in recent years urn important change in at least one attitude of ■olitàcians seeking to retain office, and those see^- f i g ré get into office. It is a drastic change, but so Mbtlfl that only careful observers have noticed it. A ti H that is their attitude towards business and Twenty years ago a candidate wishing Io be «ferried from the hall on the shoulders of shouting «Shorts, needed only to rise, deposit his fifty-cent Carota carefully on the edge of the speaker’s table, smooth his imported broadcloth waist-coat over his gbnefous expanse of stomach, ’ and launch into a htarnbg rhetorical denunciation of the corporations in general. Occasionally he would even outdo hirfl- shlf and pick out one by name and emblazon it to file skies as a menace, an outrage, and an insidious Ibe t> all those sitting before him, who need only fearh an “ X ” opposite his name on election day to hfe sffved from this hydra-headSd monster. Snph campaign tbuhder is not now so popular. Business and industry tòrte grown and contìnue to grow’ in power and public esteem. The people, as . fl rile, have seen through the political “ spell hinder”—he does not maintain payrolls. They have Seen-the steady improvement in industrial manage ment “ m ! service. , , A large percentage of our population owns se- curtifes of our industrial, public utility and trans portation companies. It is no wonder, that the business baiting politician is not so popular when his «msfiiuents make up the ownership of the industries be Wbuld attack. WMW GET WHS Md THAT MUrife wtifln the Coolidge’S sue how nfefl feu W hite House looks since-It hah been remodeled they will flfflflf to remain. Inspiring Service Delegate 0 . A Briscoe- who was a delegate Io 'tie Spokane Kiwanis oonvention, brought back one message which was especially inspiring. This was that the Spokane Kiwanians were pnr^tggiiig or constructing with their own hands, and furnishing houses which they rented to widows «airi children who had been pensioned under the ^Washington law .. They did this merely as a personal service, as « desire to express tU t intangible, desire in every human heart to do something besides just merely which is necessary to make a few dollars to buy the comforts of life. And, as in every case of inspiring personal ser vice, they have found that their work has paid not only in soul satisfaction, but ih dollars and cents. Î v e ïy human being should adopt some project, Whether large or small, of personal, unselfish ser vice to mankind or his community. LETTER nqq diggfeff your way out of g Restaurant folks reported a falling - off Of tourist trade Sun day. • Anyhow, nothing a woman wears *oW wni bag kt the bUees. UooGeggers and booxe hounds will breathe fearfully while ot- fleers continue to “clean-up” their The tongue has no bones, but Joint« about fee county, It knocks out more people (ban fe e fist. Fruit pickers welcome the eoofer weather as do folks Work ing in tke packing hepses. i ilther four-wheel breaks nor ligence Is of any use if not The Petunias growing along applied. _ the Ashtend hotel are sufficiently beautiful to attract much atten^ tion from visitors. The Talent Irrigation District management has stated that, if conditions continue favorable, the retuPbs to the farmers in the district should total Hex Heck nays: “It’s a toee-up a million dollars, which it is estimated is some four ‘which taken fee highest pólkfefe- hunffeed thousand dollars more than the 1926 re the top o' a bald hbad or the bot tom ot at lueetor’B- pants.** ceipt«. This is the kind of reports The Daily Tidings Kkes to publish, the kind which reflects the growth of tlrfs wonderful section of Oregon that we believe feill continue to grow and prosper. There is every to safely predict this, for we have the ©li the rainfall, the sunshine, the soil, the pro gressive people, and every other element which is • neeessarv factor for community development. In Inct, as The Lithians* slogan says, we have “ It.” and pursuing one’s ai —and feeco-eds. S A t ld»O UT ld.OVt feet in fee air. Monroy rliirfbUd dow n to the bomber’s landtag gear and to Un alttttkt m cssreT e position aUHd a windatroam of 90 miles an hour endeavored, .with Private Cyr, to re p a ir the gear. .They had to dis card their parachute« and n slip meant certain death. At uoon they had to give up the repairing attempt. Polk de announced be Wtoùld cry Bn cided to land in the water. Ae he to death. Even fe e convftt* ,flew over the field to drop the catching this aon-etop haMt. .parachutes in order to prevent them from being Spoiled by salt A ranger In Africa reports he ' water, one of the chutes eaught kilted three etepfcante with «he in the propeller of the left motor, btfifot. -rtb lire W a mueMun a te, ' stopping it for the rest of t h e «t’a true, but the spirit of Aesop 1 flight. has not feassed from the earth. The bomber bit the water with a terrific sock and turned turtle. r A im y and nary boats put out to t the rescue «nd found that Lieut. Polk and his men had experienced nothing worse than a ducking. To prevent graft and theft the ivernment has put green dyel to all gasoline used In the Panama Canal Zona. Batter tinting up the capitol dome— a' SOCIAL NOTE! Mayor Jimmy new bunch of congressmen are. Walker of New York has return cflmlng In sooat ed from a visit to his ancestral home In Irelnns. There hasn't Several doughboys are eil route been much doing around New York lately, the Atlantic ocean to Paris. Thia Is their second baring been pretty well floVn; aftefept Id see « lM lé oi rifknee. « might go wading« K » he returned to hie neat, leObergflr’s- parachute opened he nsirròwly escapad being Sd o ffr ite plane sad fouling r TORNINO THE PAGES BACK State officials yesterday announced that instead > million and a half deficit, the state would, ac- li*g to present estimates, have a deficit of less i a million—and that H was possible this figure Id later be reduced to less than a half million fo* fiacal. period. ■ NO doubt there were rtaay ifa and aads «fed- ex- ^ g and etc. following Mmae figure«, M t it Is say that many of the readers of the an- ment perused onfy the flfert part of it, Prith afl nous thought that judgment would be with- _ ly show that the deficit can be made even i. lmtil later announcements and events would £ m the present optimistic estimate. afewKse-r-*. The only thing w«„ Want to Old records Show that thp know about the new Ford is how Southern Oregon Soicxers and much noise it is capable of In a Sailors convened in Ashland 30 narrow alley between I and • on years ago. ' a Sunday Usofning. j I»« problett is greater to a tet man than negotiating a barbed wire fence. Deficit Increasing The fragrant pb»k blossom« from the flowering trees fluttered against the window* and mingled with the dust as the horses plod tiled with, great promise of I ded on toward the Ins. pees and lovel Spring seemed to feel that she The Chevalier Fablen hkd a rival Inside the great coach. Grieux, a romantically 1 It was true. Nature never made a ’ youth, talked quietly with eon more beautiful creation than Mar low graduate students at the ’ non Lostant. Her fa cew a s fair— Morse Inn, at Amiens, while the kind that haunted and mdfled idg for the Pnsfo diligence to men's souls. Once a man saw her them oa to S t Sulplce to oos she lived always In hie heart She their training lor the prlasth was truly feminine, yet s e f l e - llcloimly beautiful that she seemed unreal. As the great belfe in the Chapel tower made themselves hdtrd type. fes wafl a greflt favorite with above the ramble of the diligence, his student associates and the In Mason suddenly stopped stroking habitants of the town. Hie life had the fluffy white kitten she held in bean eo wall regulated and studi her lap and a shadow fell across ous that his marten had pointed her face. * Her elder brother, Andre Lee- eo him ae a model of conduct tor «feer scholars. Not that Fablen cant resplendent in the gay uni form of the Guards, watched her narrowly from his sprawled out position on the other side of the diligence. "What’s the trouble, little eto- inborn dislike for vice feat was ae- ter? Are yon already turning up eewted as positive proof of virtue. your pretty nose at the thought of jF S fe a had earned h l. title, of convent l i f e r Lescant Inquired GSeuSHtt, by being-decorated with qulaxlcally. “No, no, brother dear," Manon the cross and when the Bishop of the Diocese proposed that upon hastened to oorrect him, at the graduation ltt enter fe e , church, same time trying to control her f trembling lipe. "My only thought ie to do as you wish and not worry Presently a tty brother rod« up you—bscapse you are all I have." Nevertheless, at the proepedt of to the Inn and, leaving his mount outside the gate, began searching lonely convent life. Manon burled Fablen among the people nt the her face in the great pink bow on le iron tables in the yard. He her kitten’s neck so that her brotb- was greatly relieved to learn from , and perhaps the other occu- ,nts of the diligence, would not one of the students that the yonth he sought was In the tavern. The see the tears that came In spite of kindly «to man’s mission was im her efforts to keep them back. Lescant shrugged his shoulders portant afld hl« face lighted up A. J. Blegel was a bn visitor to Medford Tuesday. < Miss- Mary Chapnfan went Grants Pass this merning for few day«* stay* H. A. Spencer Has bought of John Rice five lots’ and « sitali | house in the railrosM addition for The hegvy ra ia s'iere thurjday H. 8. Sanford of |io te l Oregon baa gone on a vacation trip tc and Friday were etitlrelp acc»pt- ahle tq « » i t people. Farmers an« Callfosttfe potato. minare welcomed fee continued ttoen bi busily occu rains, which hare rtqvgUed since r s pflfetfek a s s e n t 'th«fl,'too. I ' A tta L ow k lin name In from his C. ÌK. Gillette has returned from hofeestead On Spencer-croak. Fri day • venia«,, retargina oa the G o te-^ a iif., where he fett bsyn afettfeg .som e Improvements .far Psficnn t a f «feg« t ils morning. ffl©H W&fl ©XtBllBlTO' 1 ID OT10 ClfeBS. in reverentlaJ tta Pll8 h * I?-?* 11017 dlvlnely spiritual expression spread gT” y * **£?: ¿ P 8 Ufe f<jr much they oould <et °Ut of IL A girl of Monon’s ®ne sonelhlUtlee was a new crec- tnre an<j he t^gted her as * worthleM Inheritance to be put 8,11 11 ™ “ * d—tlnod 0 “ « k*?. W8T* ^*5. M gun8 of WES NOVEL TODA Yl éer The Daily Jubilee ** ' Until now aha had had no oon- tMCt Wife 1118 ’’"»rid and its crea- "Akl N U e n . 1 am delighted, turee. Her character was as hesu- hroke In Tiberge. putting his arm utni Bnd pare M her face. She about hia friend’s shoulder. You thought the best of everyone and have earned that reward la nil knew nothing of the existence of fairness. None of ns can equal your brUUa&ce and unselfish de- Manon’« -yonth and loveUneGe votteto" knd unconsciously lured and held *T deserve no credit—« have elm- the hungry eyes and interest of the ply found nay cnUfeg and every- third passenger in the diligence, fejhg else feUowe along naturally.’’ He Was Comte De Ravolr, the ele- hfeiS feu feat M true," agreed gently dressed and retired Parisian Tiberge. **R Is quite chnrarterie- Banker whose fifty years on earth Go that yoq, take no credit for any- had given him tim e to accum ulate thing yen da* a vait fortune and to spend It oa A heuatfeU smile »feb«*« up Fa- women who lavished the feyef of Men*« CMe «a he beard his friend’s «beir experienced caresses oh him oomsUaent ln r c t i R for money and Jewels. ZLw t r . - k kmg while Comte De Ra- _ voir had been» lurreptltlofcsly S e $5.00 a Year I u T a fflc S ? to te iv e a t e j £ ? ^ L hl;J £ o,!!£ ‘2 pll^ ? p k L- „ oLn aomefelng like this. “God. wh<t a Tkipaday, Triday aad Saturday Sept- E-2-3 Only AND BEAD, “ WHtfN A MAN LOVES” TO THE SK D. Other Fasciaatiiib ifovels ‘ 1 To Follow In Miss Mabel Beaver, who has been paying an extended visit'to bar aflat* Meat W.> Hi* Yoelroy, toft on Saturday morning’s, train t o f W i t t o , Joeepfeihe eoflnty. wnsre* sir«' mw tssH fekajfed f0 tench school. per pound. sewas-w !■ tt mAkilfel frtF ,I*^,L t™mU£S ..S i S i ash M nd 30Year« Aff« Her elder brother, Andre Lescaut, rerplendent in the pay uniform of the Guardi, watched her. with grout sympathy and love in utter indifference and settled when ho saw Fablen talking with down in hie seat to enjoy the re- Jean Tiberge, a loyal friend and jnalmjer of the Journey. The death fellow student—one need nevpr of their parents had left Manon in worry about the company that Fa- his care. She was seventeen and blen found congenial! an incumbrance to his continued "My sou." safe the lay brother, taking a little medal from his belt hands m y*rli-___ and quietly presenting it to Fablen. ’• cZe ofeLt J‘Tlie Bast Little Dtóy in Oregott. “ ¿ a w ■ffPMfffeff MWB ron reu«. : “Li ' L i,? ! ' ffeb i. Mfe fftVSb IfefoM flaaetM flreaefeBy «n their ewoyteg branch- M -M fl fettfer brushed agalnat the f e f lw d K n c « aa It wound along « n » « her ch a rm in g floppy leghorn TO| t inexpengty, gown, ex- posing a perfect neck and arms thgl wpnld have added to the Ins- tre of precious Jew els; down to her daintily pointed little slippers that extended below fee billowy entered Crater Lake National 1 4 ,8 0 6 A n tm ob lles E n tered r AMoMtog to tbn MMfflrd Mail park up re AflgUri II, atf Increase ’Prliuiie, a *olal of l O f i G a u to o f 14 pér cTnt over any previous mobiles Htiu ¿.»,835 persono had