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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1927)
A Night în Hawaii ROOM, fo r jr u m - I, St Morton St., phoM\ tS S -t.. lauste«, «veo- lié aa-«* THE FORUM FQM RBNT—Two «team heat ed office rooms in First National UK ERVE8T A. WOODS Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Inclrding Teeth nuire F irst N ational Bank. J U t F FOR HAJbK— 75 rabbtto. grded «bins and New » and hutches. Harry Ooi Tkient. «• _ * . AEI’ROVKH K ll.n p o wmmbrus ® nd R ealty Co. »«-« ------- M »»■ ,■>> ----------------- SR M J M r t RAO wu 1 to ifde «a«a, 'awed sdp. nearly easy walk «ff schools, near M ate Ortsst . <100 to >50« «re, special inducements to bnildert, easy «arms. H. C. , «5 Bust Mate St. 1 0 -lM o . —,— — r——— ---------------------- - To the Editor: Aa one who has been a citizen oj jackson-county less than a y te r, i am greatly Interested in reading in your paper the state* mant that a general w are of ini>' dignation la said to hare spread over fhe.eofcnty on aceownt.of the f illin g of Zlmmerlee. who was w ell, known and respected. tew «heel only IW< » • • WANTED— Will pay cash for 500 boxes Delicious and Spltzen- herg apples. No orti stuff wanted. A. O. Hess, 682 A St. 28-3» WANTED— Young dog. Collie Shephard. Phone 4TI-J. 26-3* HIGH COURT MEET MONDAY Office Honrs: IO - 12 and 2 - ft WwedaaSWry BnfMHng wkea. fine sell, just zhelowi TOU Painting, t WOOD $1.75 Tier We will deliver any amount of exceptionally good 12-lach slabs a t thia pries. Bay them now for winter while they are cheap. Ham&ker Transfer Oo. WA" T • «ood hon“ 1 I afli curious to kdoW w h a t B H W d S O f f . SB N . ' kind of people make up communi- ties in which a well-known boot- __ — (— ----- -,----------------------- logger is respected. Had the »A iM toB UL j i ? ' Vesting-officer been murdered by *™ R a«T/v-sMin thBt t7D® Ot respected law-brak- GRKAT s l i x K8S er> as was a Washington sheriff. n -., a few months ago, would t h • •****” _ _ _ _ _ people of Jackson county tender I the furore over them and h im ea much sympathy ay is be- « o rts o f commevcUlists to lag given Manford Zlmmerlee them sign everything from who wgg accidentally Shot, w h ilt ■amenta o f soap to rich resisting arrest? irilie or motion picture con- 1 feel cert«ln '* * * • «“ Bpite ®< , not to mention w ritin g the uproar r a i ^ by those who a i th ... . favor outlaw ry add vice, there , of tn e ir lives. - a re thousand« of Jackson county fnmT about t h is ^ P a u i pe° p,e who wUh to th a n k Off,Cer in™ ’ .. Talen t and his companions for oday. ’ W e re Just eat t ere ri<wing the commHi,Ry of a social tg the best We can. « menace and maiclng one g o o d s liked baseball. Grew np ie8S , from the time we tossed F j . BA8TON, cobs to each other to palm- Rogue R tre r, Cfct. I. Supreme Court Justice» W ill Consider Many The ever dreamy melody of fined hula is danced in their that romantic iotithland, H aw aii,- native land and not as It la 1ml- will be In evidence at the Vining tated too frequently on the Wednesday evening, where as a n 1 American stage. The prefienta- added attraction “ A N ight in tion is laid in a beautiful tropi- H aw all,” a tropical revue is be- cal setting, spreading an atmos- ing presented by an exceptionally phere that tends to start one talented company of native Haw- dreaming of^Eoae ever enchani- aliaa musicians and !dancers. Ing moonlit Hawaiian beacheea ' There is an abundance of that “A in H aw aii" ie p’re- The interest of C alifornia peul- ttyiaen will he focused on Oak* land November 3«, when the seventh annual exhibition of the California State Poultry Asso- elation will be opened at the Oakland Auditorium . soothlng harmony both In s tru -' 8,,nted ln conjuncglon w ith the Plans wbieh promise one of mental and vocal tor which these Photo play "Dance Magic.’ the largest poultry show« to he held in California this year are Geld H ill growers have ship nearing completion. Thousands of ped six carloads pears to Cuba tbe best specimens of a l l . breeds this fall. and varieties of poultry ln the P acific'C esat states w ill be en tered in competition for the caan premiums, ribbons and hundred^ of specials. Many well-known breeders, of Washingtdh- and Oregon have signified their intention of ax? ft ID it Ing at Jhe Oakland A uditor ium Poultry Show. WÀSHINGTON, Oct. 4.—(IP)— the United 8tetea. Argument of im portant caees, advanced by special order to the head jof the docket, w ill start w ith tomorrow's semiea. z Today'» session was a form al ity, the schedule tolling fo r the high bench to adjourn a fter be ing called to arder and adm it ting a ldrga «¡umber of lawyer» to the supreme court bar. Thia afternoon the JuaMcw were to make a form al to ll ea- President Coolidge a t the W h ite House, to notify him th a t the court la in session. T h is -tra d i tional call has been made nearly every year since the court first coqvuaed te Philadelphia in T7»fi; tte »tort’s sessions will ba held in the same room they, nafe Seen held for — the form er senate Just n e rtb of the eapttol ln which «0 years chamber rotunda. - Uobanou — W ork begins on 16,000 new Christian Science I have known O fficer Terry Talent for several years, and duipf lag that time have never heard ef him being into trouble of dny kthd. But on the other hand he hue been noted for bis a rt at catching the bootlegger and oth- e r law violator», - and his record shows he "hds made more arrests J «< law violators than any fe a r other officers fa Jackson county, and tbe records k ite show that he has never m a te an arrest which has not been proves that t i e party arrested was guilty as charged. He has always done- his duty ln a careful manner and no one arrested by him has ever been mistreated ln any way, o r »hot at if they did not try to resist ar rest. It Is true that he has been shot at from nmbush and threat- ened by m ail and otifcrwlse, not only since thia a ffa ir but. before. AgTORIA, Oct. 4:— (IP)— B. S. Durkee, 60, editor and publisher cf the Chinook, Washington Ob server, died suddenly in that city ap the result of a heart attach. He was well known in Oregon and Washington. Jt d,8C< who Johr Bern been lead Pldg TUIA» STRBBT GAMAOR (Open Night add M g) TromMfee ftmberttt “ Sit down and so H. I want to see what kind of a character yon have." Thin is no way te go about R. Hav» a Httle taoaHy diu- eussion, let mother and father te on it, have a little argument be cause there is a good d a a ib e h l^ these questions. W hat is a good sport, anyhow? As W e Grow Older DOAN’S TOUR BOY A ND YOUR OIRA. Jo tion pogt WhlC ]e r>6 Butl( d| rec Bero Ba Bllow Bridt SEE The New ESSEX SEDAN HUDSON SUPER SIX ESSEX SPEEDABOUT (Continued from Page Four^ Hot weather will make children listless—make their appetites almost birdlike—but not for ice cream! Satisfy the children’s craving for ice cream. Heap it high in their plates, give them a second helping, for it ’s one of the finest foods you cau give them. * Absolute purity and fine materials ate especially essential in chlidren’s food—th«t is why Shasta Ico Cream is “ The Children’s Ice Cream.” ASHLAND CREAMERY at the SUASTA ICE CBEAM LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE We Are Always Ready to Oèmotìsfrate. By Taylor TOO AMD fa ll m onto 'Are you planning on l» v f a * your car rebuilt, M an. get our prices first. W s specialise in repairing and can build 55,««« more miles te year motto. W e work on fla t rate basis. Rates on storage by t M teak or moatb. Accessories, gas and oil and ears washed and.peMuhto for the Little Tots c r«i» a-tr t uq« M T ..torto»i p'W" B T H E R B E R T L IT T U B United Presa S ta * Correspondent The Supreme Court o f too United States convened here at n o o n Monday in solemn dignity taking up for another year Its position at ’to e crest a t the pyramid of Am erican HUgattoa. The usual crowded docket of more than 500 cases, left-over from the last term and fifed dar ing the four month summer re cess, confronts, the nine Justices, headed by Chief Justice W illiam Howard T a ft, former president of Poultry Show - Will Be Held try Ollff Burli or phone 45«. MADE I T IN SIXTY E4«HT A nd how about 7H6 MPS KNOW NOT you do? 1. T ell him what 'you think of hlrtT and see if you can’t make klm promise to play fair. 2. bet it go, because it might help the team win. 3. T ell some of your friends, and see what they think about it. 4. Tell the whole team and let the m ajority decide what to dp. (b ) Suppose you hah a quarrel w ith a chum and said things to Per (o r hl») discredit that were not true. W hat would you do when you fe lt mean about it af terward? 1. Go back and tell ker y e n were sorry. 2. Take back what you said ln the presence of the peopte w h o heard it. 3. Say gome nice things abent film so that people w ill forget1 fho disagreeable one», 4. Do nothing about It, on the plea that a fter nil people w ill soon forget what you said. (c) Suppose you were afraid to dive off a spring-board, hut you were also afraid that 'your friends would call you a coward if you did n ’t. Of which would yen he more afraid? 1. Being called a coward. ■ I . Diving off tbe spring-board. (d ) Suppose some one to whom you had been especially tend, af terwards did something v a r y mean to you. Then suppose a •hance offered to do something •lae fo r th a t person. W hat would you do? i ’ : thing 1. Do the second kind and say nothing. t. Tell hian how roeaa thought he WMs. bat do the second -fc'ndnesa Just the same to let him know _that you thought It was Just a slip. • • 3. Refuse to do the kind thing, and tatt him why. Now parents, for g o odn ess sakoa . don't sh«ve this clipping te front • of y o u r'ch ild , look daggers at ITCHING ÉCZEMA