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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1927)
DAILY TIDINGS ESTABLISHED IN 1876 IL Y T ID IN G S U will * e recalled th at for die te rt oitbd rosnd Waney* A -H l daooed gray. chrtM > * * « < •ra p g d , to * ri»g. W «k Udmp»ey \ £ . S ep tem b er » 4 , 1 0 2 7 A L L GOOD G IF T S :— Bless the Lord, O my soul. and forget not an Hie beneSte; Who forgtveth all thine iniquities; Who heal- eth a ll thy dtouaoee: Who redeemeth thy life from destruction; who erweneth thee with loringkindnesa and tender mercies: Who who crowneth thee with loving kindness and tender merctee: Who satlaflgth thy month with good‘things; so that thy youth is re- PR A YER : O satisfy ns. Lord, early with Thy mercy, that,we may rejoice and ba glad all our days. with Jack he nearer to the w^ak hat coal champion, Dempeey «top ped stock-etill an« mottoaed with his right glove, m much a» to •a h 1 “<>*• on aad fight." f Indies WM hold * tk e Bhugh- When Chicago Went Movieless Chicago movie patrons, deprived of their daily film fare by a reeent theater strike, turned to books, news dispatches inform us. Photographs of long lines of people storming bookstores and libraries while the theaters stand empty are given as additional proof. AU this “probably should prove something, and behind it may lie some great moral; but what is it? That the fnovies are harming the book in dustry! More bookB are printed, circulated and Tead than ever before. That the movies, being on a lower intellectual level, should he discouraged while book- reading is encouraged? Much piffle is put in Holly wood cans, to be sure, and unreeled before the world; but likewise much balderdash is put between covers aad Beat broadcast as literature. And those at whom the moronic influence of the movies is di rected are quite apt to be attracted by the moronic influence in certain types of books. It is difficult to get a fair perspective of the movies. Supporters can hear, see and think no evil of them? they are recreational manna, uplifting, in spiriting, devotional, given to a weary world to brighten old age. Their opponents, on the other hand, see them only as unmoral, unclean and de grading, fit solely for suppression and that right quickly. Neither, of course, is an accurate picture; the true one lies somewhere between. Bnt where? Of a late movie magnate it was written that he replaced thousands of saloons with hundreds of pleasant picture pab og w . The first part of the state ment is donbtful. No one man, and surely no film producer, banished the saloon from America: that was done bv the American people. Bnt the second phrase contains a germ for thought. The main defense of the old saloon Was that U was the poor man’s elub. A new club has arisen. Even the ohiefHst eensnrer of the moyie would scarcely, say it contains the satoe destructive forces as the saloon. Not somewhere oaly, but everywhere iu France, the visit of their wartime comrades from America has stirred the hearts of the FrriSch people to a Hew sympathy and understanding. In formal public address and intimate private conversation has been rehearsed the lO-year-old tale of shared experiences — the epochal events that go to make up history' and the little incidents that go to make np life. It ig a happy trick of human memory that the stark agony of tragedy and pain is soon forgotten. Lravghtdr wakes a longer echo than a sob, but when the American Legionnaires gather at Verdun, at ttt. Mihiel and Chateau Thienry; when they stand at salute beside low crosses over sunken mounds, they must remember once again the bitter realities of the toll of war. Death is a debt which knows no reparation and the long lines of the living among the long lines of the dead, American and French together, -are still to a realisation of truer values than be counted hy the money changers. All the world has paid a cruel price for the tragic folly that is called the Great War. It cost so much that it must not now be cheapened and robbed of the thing that made it great—the self-for getful heroism ‘evoked by the unhappy time. Call it wartime hysteria if von will, bnt the fact remains that eVetywliere men and women were ■Hfted out of themselves into a passion of devotion M t lent dignity and honor to tha least one who ‘played his part, at borne or abroad..: Of all America's investments in France, the gj-eatest is represented today hy those long rows of poppy -covered graves, aad the silent tri bate of their returning romrudes. This is a rich reality Wdt the French can not repay and will not soon Lots of handsome Ixttharios lost interest iu the flight o f Until BMor’s projxrsed tnins-Atlantie flight WhdW they learned she was the better half of a real estate man from Florida. U ’s more fun going to arltool now than it used to hg » id <0 he lmneut ahont it» that’s saying n great deal, at th al W O T Carter, 111 Boulevard. Friday, Hep«. 20.— Town meeting will be held at the Ashland ar mory. Citizen* of the city cor dially Mrvfted sad urged to gt- tend. ANO 4t M tl Sept. Mth, ioaa _ “Ble month was set in a grim 1 line of hate and determination," ' Barry declared. “1 never saw him fight so desperately. “And whet’s mora, Tnnney ■ spoke only once, which Is oven more unusnal. “In the ninth round, whan 1 Gena was down again after hsv- ' lag tripped and pushed hs a ' clinch, he scrambled to hie feet 1 and raid to me: ' " It ’s nothing. I slipped.“ The truth eboat the gestare 1 With which Dempeey called «pon Tnnney to “cone and fight“ , triton the ehnmphm was dancing slaslvely-away is another of the ’ amaeing. Inside angles of the fight. “ While Jack Was chasing Geae ha kept glenetng over to hie cor ner," said Bafry. "Ban Flynn was steading up, trying te catch Dempsey’s eye and making exactly the motion 'wkieh Jack Imitated a moment later." which explains fast hop Xpnatoahedu was «he gestare which a t the time delighted the followers of the ex-champion in the vest throng at Soldier Field. “Tnaxey did the right flin g , the smart thing, hs running away until ho got his stMggth -back." Mrs. P. R. Backus Entertain»-— S Œ I V«. CARFEBCTBR Mr*. P. R. Backus was the gra W» beard so m eo f the Seattle ¿y Doc Retd cious horten Thursday aftaTaoen. Fire years ago today, the en l eppfe bad cancelled their reser September » . when she dsflkht- vations fer the Dempaey-Tunney tirett»H c firmament W U rocked to Ha fetfk^attdn When v o r t t r a i spectacle in riliaoi*. That's the fully entertaiart a group of ladies, rdferee hid. flashed araa&d the wertfl t h '4 t. advantage of having ML Rainier. this affair being the first of two r—“H it had not been fo r that bridgn parries, which ehe iagtvtng George* Carpentier, fight heivy- knockdown, the fight Would have this week. T h * Pren¿h government daaor welriit champion of the Vfcrtd »MU ♦•to a big disappointment- « it I Three tables were In play, Mrs. ated Mayor W alker of New fo r k heavyweight champion of Europe.] trying to take a peoBiea diraetiy hid not been for that knock Bari CroW winning a pretty prise had beep tgnomtntouaty defeated And him so able to decorate him for holding high asore aad Mrs. behind the fallen ehampioa from down, Tnnney probably would by a kaOckOut In six rounds at H. L> Clayeemb receiving the coa- which to attack it Oeae strag not have gone oat and fought Fdrts, France, and simuifaneous- gled ta Ms fe e t . solatlea prise. Jack oft his feet lu the closing ly relieved of both titles in a rih g , rounds. Lqte in the afternoon K r y battle with Battling Stkl, a hith Backus served delicious refresh Mow about the alleged foul erto unheard df Sengateto Negfo ment* to the following gnests: Mows struck by Dempsey during fighter. Description of (he fra j Mrs. Andrew McGee, Mm. John the battle. "It's a Tact that Jack lodMMM lh«t the famOM French! E n d e ry Mrs. Henry Kaders, Jr., struck below the belt numerous Adonis received the worst heating Mrd. Harry Tomlinson. Mm. Hör times," Barry said. “But the ef hfclctt tod bt«fta*t raP-0r jR,‘ schel Claycoinb, Mm. Earl Craw, Marquis of Queensberry rulas the rfhft. ' { Mm. Domino Provoet, Mrs. Arthur never intended a boxer to win on Slkl, who « Htrie more than Before becoming a thief, Coggins, Mm. C. J. Read and Mes- a foal unless he actually was in one year prior te Ml spheriMtoWr w est first lose all respect datees Coker, Richardson and flight to the disag heights r t a capacitated by • blow in the owaarahip. Hagedorn of Medford. world’s champtas lighter, was a groin. » » » bottle washer la a Toulouse bar- "As far the so-called rabbit mam, held Ms titles h it * | x , Recent Bride Gnert of Honor punches to which George Lytton, Goodness is ©ae of the things months When he was dethroned , Mrs. Ofoket Leach, formerly one of the Judges objected, no that seem to lack the element of hy Mike MeTigue -hs • Ireland. He j M U* Rath Addureoa, was t h e such blows were struck. A rabbit popularity. came t * this country shortly after saert ef benor Wednesday eve punch is e n delivered with the losing his title aad - one early ning, September >1. at a mtoeel- edge of the open hand to the morning in 111! was found mur laneous shower given by Miss base of the shall. Jock was hit When a new law hits the rich dered in a aide street in New York Marjory Crouofc, assisted by Miw ting Gene on the back of tha How does this government ex ■ Lillian Olton and Miss Margaret b » i up herd, it ’s only a question of days d ty . me oMctai coant head, bat with hid qJqneBed ftst.” pert Mteao Ceartral American re- - Churchman, nt the home of the reached “ flva." Thia moment until its constitutionality is test The vAotoe, who*'better fhkh ed. ‘a advice to "hitch volutlonlste te make a liv in g if ’ former on Central avenue. «eme > seconds after he Went anyone Was in a bOsiUoa to i te a star” is out-of- K keeps shutting oft their sup The time passed all too swiftly elamaing «awa atsmg the copra judge, declared efnpfeattcaily that days. The modern ply M rtuaftlons? First thing : playing games, listening to music, (rem the edects ef a terrme left Gone Tnnney was the only logical H e i Heck says: “ Fashion young man wants to hitch his anybody knows some of them w ill : dancing and in conversation. book ta the Jam. Se ft aeons victor from the start of the cwrely does seem to favor t h e airplane to a comet.— Eugene have to go to the poorheuee. — Tasty refreshments were served that desaite the frantic sfcoete RegWter. by the hostesses during the eve df that famous old ehemtor. Loo Bunks Herald. mosquitoes." ning’s entertainment. M r * . P. Flyna, the champion of the Leach was the recipient of many world was not hnocked ont la beautiful and useful gifts, which that maahfng aevedtik she greatly appreciated. Utter all. The guest list Included the fol IMlaoln. Baking Commia- lowing named the Mieses Jane rton took little notice of the at Prime, Pearl Wordle, Delphlne tempts of Jack Dempsey’s maa- ASBLAIR) Baekett, Madge Mitchell, Marie ’Migration of 4ft*r to claim that the count MHeheil, Juanita Rene, J e a n Convention had been unduly long. Stratton, Dorothy Ninlnger, Rosa I went before the enmn^i«_ lind Wise, Bleaaeve Swedenburg, efon today,” Bariy said. “They BAN BERNARDINO, Calif., Alice Anderaen, Adelaide Smith. declared that everything i,.^ Pupt 2J.—AP)— Sacramento will Irma May, Margaret Perrine, V ir D. D. Good made a business trip , D, U Rice, Mr. Montgomery D. M. Lowe shipped a earioad ginia Rose and AudrpX Brown; been done properly and congrata- entertain the State F tfe ra tie a o f sod C. E. Donetty attempted 1 to MeedrtBea Charles Breaks, Teddy of the finest produce that ha* aver U- Jacksonville yesterday. Labor, convention ,4a 1131. ont-0* Star Pointer s time, in a ColdwelL John Deagherty, E. J.i gone out of Jackson county, F ri The capital city was «eleeted trip they mode to Kingsbury’» Fhrtew and Frank Crouch; Mrs. day, to the state fair qt Salem, shortly befpre adjournment, Mrs. li. L. Whited visited Spring last evening. Donelly Elsie Churchman aad the honor where it will be arranged into ■ whlcX closed the five-day conven came to grief-Ja the try-out, and guest, Mrs. Grovar Leach. display. Mr. Lowe’s personal col Medford a couple o f "days t h tion Friday, after MaryavlUe and his dreaB H g sCMbt wheel to tn lection is Included in thp exhibit. Asllomar had waged a spirited HM M His wife and son Donnie w ill ac bhttlO fSr the honor. Nrtghbortiood Picnic Held— • company him aad aid ta the ar- •»Id Dave. “T h A ^ ^ e y g g «faM- A most enjoyable neighborhood rangen/mt. Mr. Lowe’s display picnic was held on Thursday eye» in backed to “bring hack the be Fn^ •WMdarafcJe fbutlne business elng, September 22, in Lithla Waa- Mhwddhd h r the delegates ech.” Jackson eornty owes a park, when a delicious dinner, he planned to swing h im—if great deal to Mr. Lowe. before they prepared to return to cemistlng of all the delicacies of » a rtto tl. MV Gtogdr gee. for a the season, was served at tables ateitraUrued vueatfex aad Mr. attractively arranged. . "dene could hear me reuutinc H. G. Eastman has received his iWagMrfn *» puraham more re f looking Those present kt this happy Af J I M official appointment as aastataat today for »am ath 'e.to t tattle for the Cblca- fair ware: Mr. and Mrs. . F . H- «ng to wherq the tlme-geepe^, : WJBNIBMO, Manitoba. Sept. 2d postmaster for the Ashland office. bpasd thb W hiter, fc. fc. Hall, M « . / Lulu arm w as sw eep iu g back sad — d<P>— F oot g>eiaoas, iaciudtng While he has been performing the v irtra ty .1 VunWegen, Miss Lorraine Brook- forth. He did get waste a Sec steeping children, were burned to duties of the assistant for some drath dally tddgy when fire de miller. M.iss Edtth Brook miller, ond time, the Washington officials stroyed the fam ily home of o. W. Miss Betty BroOkmlllnl*. M i s * “A t cine, sad not a second toe G, F. Buttato «ad Mi twe seas Janey W alker, Miss Janet Wilson, were considering doing away with * tbrmer near ttoosejaw, nod beoa PdtrtehTaturaad Tana Frank Walker. Bobby Randles soon. Gene swung to Me feet. the position here and the appoint t ^*1 *11* dead • * * W illiam and Then, aad a rt Until thea. did Frederick ment comes a* an agreeable sur d a r •evpgdra M a * thrtr ramping and Donald Wright. ttuyck who lost their he turn to face Dempaey When lives attempting to save t h e i r trip at Harchberger’s paradise prise to Mr. Eastman and the oth Camp on Klamath Lake. (Tiesse Turn to Page 3) er office members., Jack came’ charging over.” 1’ ycuager brother and sister. f CONVENTION C m NAMED TURNING THE PAGES S*** Z t J _:_______ Aa a matter of record. Jack did not say a word. N o t, once t