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PACKS BACK ASHLAND 20 Years Aga October T, 1W7 GOD'S MANJPQLD W 0 R K 8 :— Q Lor<, how manifold are thy works! in wisdom ba* thoa made ttp m all: the earth la fa ll of thy richas- Paalm 104:<4. PRAYER: Lord God, all w a it‘ upon Thee, for Thou doest give them their food in due Providing Good Books For Children / The .efforts of school -¿eRchers and school librar ies to raise the plane of boys’ and girls’ reading and to open to them “ the rich treasures that lie in books” is set forth in the study of backgrounds which has just been prepared for the National Committee for the Study of Juvenile Beading. While the purpose of the study is to point to the necessity for more reading and better directed reading on the part of young girls, it nevertheless acknowledges with praise the Work of agencies which are trying to bring character-forming literature to the atten tion and liking of youthful readers. In the study which the committee has made its was found that 3 per cent of 253 junior and senior high schools are patting forth definite efforts to make good books available to the girls of their schools and to encourage the reading of thebe boqks. , Especially interesting is 'the experiment of the Milwaukee Vocational School, a continuation school for boys and girls, which has made of its classrooms substations of the school library, teachers and librar ians uniting in the attempt to interest the pupils, and certificates and diplomas of credits being award ed for the completion ot a certain amount of read ing. A* a resqlt students who never before drew books have become regular readers, biographies, classics and histories are receiving more attention, fewer of the so-called lurid magazines are being brought into the schoolrooms, and there has been a better display of English and manners on the part of the students. * While some rural schools, especially those with state aid, are providing adequate libraries, défic iences were found in others, three out of ten coun ties in one state reporting some schools that had no libraries at all, while ont of 39 one-room schools in another state nine had no library books at all, the average number" of books per pupil was four, and almost one-fifth of the books in these school librar ies “ were reported a s unsuitable for use in any grade.” I The great majority of the schools reported ex cellent methods of interesting children in good literature, such as talks and a'dvice by teachers, literary and reading clubs, discussions, reports ana required' book reviews, extra credit for outside reading, lectures, reading out load in the classroom, book exhibits, permission to read in study hours, summer reading lists, and acting dramatic scenes from books.—Christian Science Monitor. ------ ”T Observe The Quarantine It has been necessary' for the city to put on three extra men, janitors in the various schools, to act as quarantine officers because all residents Of the city have not been observing, strictly, the ordinance recently passed by the city council in an effort to prevent infantile paralysis from getting a start in the city. If a person doesn’t believe in the quarantine, that is no reason that the children of other persons, who do believe in the quarantine, should he en dangered. Some parents knowingly have allowed their children to visit other homes and play with the children there. The children can not understand the terrible consequences of the disease and therefore are un able to see why they should be the objects of the Quarantine. The parents certainly must know the results of the infantile paralysis and if they fail to lake such measures as may protect their children they certainly are remiss in their duty. Time for drastic action is here. The police are determined that the provisions of the ordinance shall be observed fully and they will be neglecting, their duty if offenders are not brought into court There has been plenty of warning. Those who do not take full cognizance of it should be penalized. Parents should remember that they must think of the children of other parents as well as their own. The time for the quarantine was first establish- ’ed as two weeks. Unless there is fall oooperstioa the time will be indefinite—Grants Pass Courier. “ Clean Your Chimney and A^oid a ötaek ni Trouble.”—Fire Prevention week, October 0 to 1ft. Gates King, iourteen-yeai^old school boy, who suffered sqrioua burns around his eyes when melted. lead splashed.in his face yhile moulding bullets, w ill es cape with eyesight unimpaired He will be forced to wear dark glasses for aom^ time. T h bandage was taken from hie eyes a few days ago. " Despite the rather threatening weather, » good many' people strolled up through the new Lllh- la park last Sunday. Coyotee and cougars are report ed to- be numerous in the Ante lope district and are causing some damage to stock. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wimer and daughter, Laura, returned last evening from San Francisco and the exposition. Visitor From B. ' M . Wilaon, a resident of 30 Years 4 k ° Candy Day Will Be Observed Tomorrow iir This Country MCGEE’S TO AGE BIG GO. Oct W— Tomorrow Christina« Cpody la the symbol ¿>f thia fa y as hoUy and the yule ee teat pay t D«y tjrst took MS log’ are the symbma of the Entire w gj ‘ tge on the national calendar on camber festival. tobar I, lfJJ), god had Its or ' Elaborate plans have bean igin to a grokp o f Gievelasd h«a- made by a special committee of iBasa men. Thia year’s criehya- business men for the celebration tlon w ill be the seevntk In the of Sweetest Day throughout the United States. Local committees nation’s history- Sweetest Day, according to the have been appointed in hundreds idecp on wfilcb It was conceived of towns and these w ill have is a day set aside for making oth charge distributing good cheer ers fappy, remembering > | t h among hospitals, orphan asylums, gifts home folks and friends as jrell aa to» poor and unfortunate. old people’s homes, and . o t h e r It la, in a way, a harvest mooij pufllp Institutions. K Three big events are* scheduled M. F. Eggleston and Wallace Rogers w ill leave Saturday to for the McGee store thia month, prosecute work on their recently according ¡^p |an andouncemegt discovered quarts proposition in in today’s iss«f of The Qally Tid- the mountains wpa| of hprp. Yhe first ayagt * 1« being an nonneed to The Tidings reading Max Pracht arrived In Ashland M. O. Warner, the scientific public, but the other two event« yesterday from Washington. D. C piano tuner, la making a proies^ gr» dee»,'dark a»crets, according aisnal visit to Grants P a n . The to the announcement, and will not be reyealed until later. people of that town w ill find MA*Y GJCT CRBtfAL FRFK The first annonscament la that Frank H. - Chamberlgln Is In a master in his lime. the Store will discontinue t ft a Many readers ef The pally from Klamath county on a visit handling of dry goods and w 1 1 1 Tidings h av. clipped the coupon to his family. eles» p a l thair entire large stock which was ip the RredneaRgy is Dr. B. B. Pickel and wife of of thl» type q( merchandise. sue of Thg Tidings to recehre A Medford came up last evening. People ttglgy are not aewipg as free 10c package of .Marvel cer- Guy C. Jacobs has taken a po The doctor joined the party of much M they formerly did— the which gna* offered by The sition at D. D. Good's news and dnek hunters for Klamath. Mrs. offering of tailormade article« is tual M ill and Seed company of Pickel will spend A faw days In cigar »tore, * , eo extensive and So reasonable to Medford. Yotf had your choice Ashland as the guest of Mrs. E. V. price, many times cheaper than of paneake flour, cotn meal, Carter. the same garpmnt could be mgda o f wheat, graham flour and Torbet JJuatord and J. B. Fey- at home, that the demand for aeU-riflag flour. I f you have not ton are among the Ashlanders at Piece goods has materially de redeemed one of these coupons, Odessa enjoying the duck shoot George Anderson went over to creased, while the demand tor get a Wednesday’» issue of The ing short en K lam tth lake at the Montague on Monday and return tailormade articles has Increased Tidings, clip the coupon, sign present time. ed dn Wednesday. In proportion. Thia la one of the your name, take It to a local r«Mona the McGee «torn has do- car and he will give you a free elded to discontinue the aple o fr package of ----- Marriage License A t the Lithia jBgrtnge Marvel cereal. A m irrtage license wag issued The following named people fry good«. Thia wjH enable them yi rp varied yesterday foreftoon by the coun were among those who yesterday to harry u larger sad gtor* Garibaldi — New Magnolia stock o f abets, suit«. dresae« and Theater fcpena with ty clerk In Medford to Clifford registered at the Lithia Springs modern Smith, 91, of Mt. Shasta City and hotel: Francis Wenke of Tacoma, other ready made articles. afnipment. ** However. oujTreadera m Alla Mae Davenport, 10, o f Weed. Wash.; M. M. Shwartz, wife and watch for the fo*thcoming\ c The couple were married by children of Loa Angeles, and W . which wijl ba announced In County Judge Hartzell immed B. Kyler of Corvallis, Oragoa. iately f< Bowing the issuance of At Lake of the Wood»— ' the license. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Bolton re turned yesterday from a t w o months’ trip to the New England states, Including a visit to, the Jamestown exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean of Klamath Falls, spent Thursday in Dance at W inter Garden Sat Hillcrest, accompanied tty M rf. Ashland looking after business In urday night. Russell Cripe, wife of the athletic terests. fcoach at the Ashland high school, left thia morning for the Lake of Fresh m ilk and cream, Sch- Hot®l Man Here F . A. Balis, who owns t | e the Woods where they will spend «ermsna* Grocery. 80-tf San Francisco and the Nickeaaon a- short vaeatlon. hotels In Los Angeles, Calif., and ----------- » • Little Girt p. ’.■■’iR -t*' 7? the Arcade hotel In Portland, Margaret Mary Medley, t h e Located— four months old daughter of Mr. O«won. spent yesterday in th e U ngi M r. and Mrs. J. B. Duncan have City visiting w|th L. H. Han and l(rs. Grever Medley la Vi written the Ashland Tidings that the Ashland hotel. Mr, ford, who has been s t r ie r à they are nicely located < 3 1 1 4 ,8 . la etaroute to Loa Am Infantila paralysis «far *- week >1 avenue, Pacific f Grove, from Portland,'baa made ap ten days, la reported to be al on. They also stated they mately 25 tripe through so improving. were deeply enjoying tl^e news of Oregon. their Ashland friends apd ac Do yon know that F u l l e r quaintance» to the Daily Tidings Dance .Bellview Friday Brushes make very appropriate which they receive regularly. Christmas gifts. For immediate Oct, 7tfr. Gants 50 c, ladies service phone 8»<-Y. Gee. D- Mc Dickey's music. Ip *coo Returned From PartlanA— Bride. 99-1* with city restriction«, no child G. W. Murray , of Portland. dar I t years of age admitted, 8fe-2 Oregon, who hag been spending Visitor in A sh la n d - the past several day* to Ashland W alter Davis, employe of the Form er Reefclent H e r e - looking after business affairs, rs- Shell OU company in Medford, Carl H. Smith', .who la e mp la g turned this morning from a «hört «peat several hours In thia city I ad by the A . p. company to Duns business trip to that city. yesterday afternoon visiting with muir, a former Ashland resident, friends. M r. Davis woried for te »pending a fpw days here visit several months at the.Shell ser A t the Ashland Hotel— ing with friends. vice station on the corner of Main Among those who spent last and Second streets In Ashland. evening at the Ashland hotel In Cliff Paras makes bat racks. thia city were: Mr. and Mrs. R- monographs repaired a n d O. Gentry of Seattle, Wash.; Mr. On Hunting T r ip - fgaranteed— Blhart’s. 999-tf Ben Bower* of thia city. Is and Mrs. H. T. Rankin of Long spepdlpg several dags thia wlek Beach, Cal., and F. R. Levine of A t the Opegep *0««**-» Portland, Oregon. on a hunting trip. W- H. Fischer of San Francis ■ -. a !/ > co; O. Gardner of Portland; The Naw Black Crow record Spending Day at C. L,— Toga Kaox of LaGrande, Oregag, Just received.— Blhart’s, Mr. sad Mrs. Hal Boyd, who ware among those who registered last evening at the Oregon hotel. ha v a kee n spending a few dags la Ashland visiting at the home of peri McCone H e r e - Daace at Wtotor Osurden Sat« Carl McCune, who la employed M r. Boyd’s aunt and uncle, Mr. urday night. 90-9 by the Southern Pacific company a M Mrs. Otto W inter on t h e s Dunsmuir, California, h a s Boulevard, are enjoying the beau ipant the past few days In Aah- ties Qf Crater lake today. Mr. and visiting at the home of Mr. Mrs. Boyd, who were married in R. Hçoker and Art Harris, students at Stanford university >d Mrs. Morris Plymate on 'Portland about the first of Octo la California, «pent yesterday ig each hrantte and with friends, ber and who have bean «pending r. McCune having formerly re thelf honeymoon visiting the dif Ashland visiting the city a«d beautiful Lithia park. sided In this city. Mrs. McCune, ferent resorts and places of li who la .a slater of Mrs. Plymate, ten et around the Oregon metrop Netted Gem potatoes, 10 Is spending a faw weeks* vgcatlon olis, are on their way to thair home la Oakland, California. for 95c. Schuermnn’j. 90-tf visiting her parents in Idaho, Directory >3nlr»m«a Here |Tr. gheriuud. directory sales man of the Pacific Téléphona A Telegraph cotogaat haa<- quartort, in Portland, O r spent Thursday la Ashland sacting business. Mr. Sheri left <wt n,9ht tor Grants Pass. Cleaning, pressing and sling at Paulaerud’a. Stopped In Ashland— Jo ts C. Eberle and wife Bdward Eberle of LOs Ange who have been delayed in ford for several weeks on qf an automobile accident that city, stopped to Aabland terday enroute to thair They had planned an automi trip to Iowa, but owing to misfortune, ware unable to tlaue. M r. and Mrs. Eberle m ask plaaaad with the beaaQaa of thia city and the aarreundipg rasa.TS.’S.’*****-*** BRG PARDON (Contributed) According to Mad Mars, man ager of the “ Bosun News” it will not bo necessary to raise the sub scription rates to the high school pgper. In order that the publi cation be kept In ita present im proved form Jt baa become neces sary that a subscription Hat of 3U0 be maintain««!. The subscrib ers must come from the ( junior and senior high schools and from * the people ef Ashland. The staff is anxious that any alumni or par ents communicate with them at once enclosing i f neats for the “ Rogpe News” which -will be mailed to any address. As soon as 30b subscriptions ' have been re- ceivea the pu publication w ill be continued. When Your Sweet Tooth Says CANDY U N IVBBAITY OF OREGON, lugene, Oct. 7.— (Special)— Flap pers have been known to paint their faces, their ears and etan their kneee, bat even the flap- pera’ cannot keep up with the aad- torial . agyance of the Oregon football team. The Webfoot players paint their feet. The pointing process, which precedes every game, is not pri marily lnteadad tor tocraaalng the beauty of the gridders, how- aver. Re principal purpose la tor pyptacjlon of the /e e t, espec ially from blisters. The*l>alnt prescribed by W illis D. Fletcher, Oregon tra c e r, la really a slight ly diluted variety ql ordinary furniture varnish. Your Wisdom Tooth Says LITHIA SPRINGS PHARMACY WHERE YOU ALWAYS GJCT THE BEST FBESH. Sweetest Day NEW ADVERTISER A naw advertiser la welcomed Into the columns of The Daily Tidings today. This la Gem N at Margarine, an Oleomargarine product which Is sold in prac tically nil local grocery stores Thia la a product of The Swift organisation and one which has enjoyed widespread sales and popularity in Ashland. Make h<5r thoughts of you “ sweeter” with a , box of our especially prepared sweets on this day devoted to HER. A box of Plaza candy is certain to please her 6n “ Sweetest Day,” tomorrow, October 8th. PL A Z A CONFECTIONERY Vawherg — Yamhill Bloctrtc Co. has added 700 caatomers dur ing year. We’re Ready For “Sweetest Day* —For the sweeteat little lady. There’s no surer,way of pleading ljer than |o buy her a hbx of our delicious hoine- niade e^ndy—preferred 'because of the wholesome, tasty richness of its flavor. BUY YÛUB CHAINS NOW ■*- - • GENUINE W E ID OHAgf« 5 taide • p ¥ p • a » • • * A feumiritk .............. .. • • p A • « • » • a e a ifor RAGGERY ANN CANDY IS FAMOUS FOR ITS HEALTHFUL GOODNESS. IT COMES IN A LARGE ASSORT MENT-CHOCOLATE CREAMS, SON BONS, C lN W E D FRUITS, PEPPER MINTS, / A a s e a e a e a » Aim Sweet Shop
