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4. Vf '(.’W-îik-v î T i h r ¿ P S . J J k -1. g E Í MÄrfr..« toi,'«Ì’toteli ASHLAND DAILY W U U O -Ê r tM M Ç " * IM ’ GPOCEOŸ S f c f i l f HARTMAwfe Q R O C Ö * ’ r fc o u ^ o ^ rof GARVÀW > W -5 * W X J < N 1 L U 4 ^ ~ X M Ô P I« Î < f à v s ì h u llo September 8, lo st L. In order ;— -Give unto the Lord the glory due unto lertog, and come into His courts. Psalm 94:8. lod, unto Thee we consecrate not only our- The person who m aliciously garbles a new« item or who arranges it so that he can spite another per son can usually be forestalled by a newspaper, but about once a year every newspaper runs amuck o f some person, for whom w e can ‘conceive no better name, than smart-aleck, who from their tw isted idea o f | joke or o?t o f pore malice, gives a newspaper reporter an> item w hich reflects on or injures some other person. The D aily T idings has been fortunate in avoid ing these ’ unpleasant incidents, for of course a newspaper with any character at all, woiild never attack a persou by innuendo or round - about methods; but tw ice w ithin the last three years, this paper h is been given item s which Were erroneous Persons who generally are fam iliar w ith con ditions and persons in this community re a d every item carefully in The D aily Tidings, and elim inate all item s which m ight be ma|icious. However, if at any tim e any new s might' creep into The D aily T idings which appears m alicious to yon, the m an agement would appreciate being informed, so that in w h ^ a U investigation and cortecfidii c o u ld B e Factors which merchants consider important in determ ining the eale price of “ necessities” are npw gom g to be subjected to an investigation by the Fed- erql Trade Commission. In m aking that announce m ent recently the commission has embarked upon an inquiry which has been an interminable prob lem for traders. W hile presumably the investi gation w ill be lim ited to “ necessities of l i f e , i t seetos that all basic commodities and manufactured commodities which are recognized as articles of normal commerce w ill not escape. W hat determines the selling price o f such com m odities is unquestion ably a m atter which is decidedly interesting to all consumers, but good economics from the point o f view of the seller m ay not alw ays appear good economics from the point of view o f the buyer. B riefly, the commission w ill prosecute its in vestigation into the three well-recognized methods o f price basing: (1) the delivered price method, where the same price applies no m atter where de livered or how far from the point of production; (2) the factory base method, such as in the case of automobiles and some other commodities, where the cost of the freight haul is added in each specific in stance, and (3) the basing point method, where manufacturers recognize a definite center for d istri bution and w ill add the freight charge to the cqst of the goods from that center. The commission plans to inquire into the causes for the ad op tion'of these several methods employed and the purposes intended- to be served by them, their actual and potential effects upon prices and com petitive con ditions and w ill endeavor to unearth any construc tive measures w hich m ight be employed to promote greater efficiency, economy or fairness iu the m e|hods of quoting or charging prices. Inasmuch as the commission has already rend ered * decision in w hat w as known as the P itts burgh Plus case, which was an exam ple o f the basing point method adopted by the®steel producers, sonie important premises are readily adduced. In the- Pittsburgh case the basing point method was declared unreasonable. It followed that the freight charge from point of actual production was added. vW lu le 5**® ^re^ h t haul may be a rather deciding fa cto r in the determination of prices on some vpnl- m ooitiea, the same would not necessarily hold true sundry prohibition la v toy baiting the smuggler t e h f c touch* got the surprise of theW llvug. » o r tt ráandt th at' fo r every quart o f Caaadlgm 'Hgnor smug gled into the States,' there is a guart of, Uquov .fro w the United fttA ÍM ÍBÍA dAlKdA. - --i. People Just won’t Jtuy things at Lome a a r nofAb • Secretary the in terio r H u bert V o rh , who estimates that-over-production of potroieum looked Wildly about wh4lw.fr. ww. M i - pntrbleum engineers and • three representatives of the govern ment. As chairman of the Federal OIF Conservation Board,' -D r W ork would h«v8 fin al re-chefck- in g o tth fc « e a w t ^ / r ' * Ka-ijrfcL. i. À • V, J^- * « Un itself a s s solution to tasto problem. Quickly Manon tore o t the. bottom v ita e Jtad* fastened », fresh seat lace la each cuX. A was ingenious and they lsugaed happily at their success. Back of them the doer opental without warning and Marte uacar* moniously burst Into the room. •> — n w tfld lady etyu you got to dm “ ” ” ” 4 Production Ito this field, i t ap- New York d W Pawn« &®r papa’s pants |o buy drinks for her lgoy friends— which mean«!, we suppose, thdt there’s nothing left for father to do but to try odt for the track te a » .— B u r n s Tlmes-Herald. he who would? fly o w r - oceans njust « p it prore all thè required light on the alleged g ift of bèl life Is much more a m atter o f from H a rry Stoètalr to Secret NO dOUM oxigta that Colonel desires than o f accompUsbmàktts. b all. They have nothing ; t o t Lindbergh 1« a he men, b ut of she It aromo, a n d ju s t hate $ 3 ^ women he to seemingly shy. — W eston Leader............... I f one g irl won’t marry you, l - '•’> v*4r‘ ' T*' another w llj — and that’s that. The National Dentists* associa consumption tion is told there are only 80 seta i t to much « 000,90# n of perfect natural teeth In a ll of America — which indicates that to gat a lover the dental business is a howling big success.— Beaverton R etiew . . Honesty pay*, of course, bubac- caslona c o to e d p now and then Now it that A m an’s own opinion of htja- when it seems doubtful. ish ’ gentleman aelt Is fu llly aa reliable aa the publicity, toby forecasts of the party vote made So«»e men*« suayemaey 4 by the party leader Just before the vote begins to came in.— Cot merely local; they aro great I Brock And cause their'neighbors ard small tage Orava Sentinel. >rfd flig h t? The modest g irl of today, ex!«« r t ' t n r s m n r r a t t " t J brasen hussy ten years ago. The Indians fin ally gave t h e name “ Leading Eagle’’ to Presi dent Coolidge, .which indicates that they have been caitofully reading the political dope in thh newspapers.— Garibaldi New«. «af>: “ Hasty di- daya seems 'to ont to omp’’ ’ ' » " i i ..... ' ' . ' y ’ ¿o frnm g Portland dja- irest firro aro burn- There are a lot of bad habits the average American geta’ into, | u t complaining About business is one of the worst.— Sheridan Bun. lad writer’s al .Mtouiraey:^ ed w lth -'tb j Ipn In recomme»<png that dus ■< to MTOOIVtol. M 4 An empty pnrsqjorced Fablen to face stem reality. He wondered d to establish new records, lot an£ meaibers of tbs crew Id bs examined to lnfure they Luailfied Pkytocaiiy >y training qnd expedience, it agreed at the conference. wad quite the opposite to Fafclen'e. Ito W r ft eromed m u y (or.anyone to ask money from them, sue oould scarcely suppress her laugh ter. . , . • Marte always wanted to smile when Manon laughed, but this was business. Besides, she hated Fa- blen ae much as she liked his m is tress, so she kept a straight faca^ and turning toward him belliger- Quiar ehe said: "Well, what shout M t Tbu've been here a week ft>- 138-yeaiH>ld T u rk would like a little don’t he fly overt I whole week!** broke to Manon saly. “Fablen, today, then is ■oniveraarr!’’ ' rusfnl nod was Fabian’s only . . LANG vs. LESTBR T? * f- »7? * Sixteen years ago today, B ill Schlro, on their ashed fo f cigirets L asa and JAek Lester fought 90 •st thing at Croyden, England. vicious rounds at Sydney. Aus- tralis. for the heavyweight cham pionship of the Antipodes, w ith Lester gaining the deetalon at the lead of the fray. ► The contestants were Austral- Idaho le, going to advi la’s contribution to the great W hite Hope cause which prevail ed an over the World while Jack ijohnaori, the negro title h9ld®r > reigned snpreme in tbe realm of Flstlana. The result ^f the m a tc h 'w a s accordingly watched 'for w ith interest In all parts. Though born to America, Lester was reared e M " Apvidpped In 'Australia a«H claimed as one of tinhed w h o # presene* 4U|< m Marie can. ound, and her ids Mo infuri- I glared -and i would to tbs r / girt iady to wilder- «ounce from the roam. Marie had worshiped since the Hrst time she sa the.hallway that rainy nil headed Just d 'little coa: pleadlAg tor- MMAOn to „“ • S S P r S t ““ one arm* about M [anon was 90 1er beautiM lag love and, t h e f pugilistic pfpdqcts. TURNING a w u -a s J2 Years Agq quantity Ope of the prettiest weddings 0 . Bi took place Sunday at to homa #f turned M r, and Mrs. Robert Drew, Fork plsasgi street, when Edgar Bissell D«ugb- j„to th erty and Ethel M . Drew wepa 0 Ores united In msrriagb. Rev. Bower« o Ban officiating. tosebu S herrttóia Mblen In his ItUe -thought ret dreamed « S Ï Ï A movement having for its ob ject the tendering of a reception to the school board and teai hhrs ot tbe Ashland district Is under way. Rev. B. W . Farquhar, m 4- or o t {e Congregational char h Is taking the in itiative In the m a p uqt Cggb'la ottoa* .fò rtb fla < M f q r ^ M t a i ^ M yltod A h H tk U buy, but fate p e a c h y are bringing R . R. Hutchinson, instruct mechanical drawing nt toe school w ill be to charge of football practice tta. year. • PA R M A, Italy, (dP>) — P fa - ceded by A la w band, a n d W - *d bg a r^m ld «rows o i roy- »rs, |ba body ef a rich and ec- tle bachelor, much glveh in jtte td icM tlng, m irth and good living was tahen to the cametory i f B eg a^o lin o dl Polero, ’ »aar here,-tor burigl. P u tf? 't h e eccentric bachelor, 49, left a w ill in which bettì’. < W itaU wm.. e * •’ . C. T. Sanford is back from M t. Saata ragion. Mr«. Banfi And Khanato return to Aehta Me w w .w* : 9rk Ma* F 09 a *0***«® h a V d f 7 <#Srutoa.Sral«id the price considerably. lp A i prices having "itfa I < senta tò 8 cent« par pound H ie'p each trees w ill get a good rust thta year and be welkproperqd to do goq< Marie loved Mystery, n - Want yon to take O> to the am t Jbwelry yon come to on the Bon ator left a cigqse la 4 a money prise should rt“ MjA person » k p pf?- ie most Comical Joke funeral proce selon, ¡'a rd ed the »rl»« M k ' (ty to a to u n «ropor- 9*7 ®hd U u ilr o • k age. thq parents, of the latter, M r. and A n Mrs. J. M. Wagner, le ft Wed- il S»b Freaeléeo who h *ro newiay evening tor' their home in v is itin g , to this city w ith San Francisco. « t a ? »™ H e r « .»
