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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1927)
DAILY TIDINGS GEORGE ESTABLISHED IN 1876 ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS OUT 'F O R "THE VAST < IM E ARE S O U i i o IN <* TO H AW O M E M S COAT < A *»0 R A T •> A « ta b le Object WAY D ow w R A -e fo e e r 1 M A < * • • £ ? ACWü/ i ^PARAfcR a m T T I O STR IC A . T 4 H ft> 6 l A U . CALL A IM B 1 ^ P o c A iT S . OUT LEGfS OFF AHT H E ’D ì STHA. S ^ e c ’-feix FO O T rmdU • Z S B m +<MOvqs whe AE / S j l A S H E - OkXir'iMjZ r £ ® \S ¿ L up . * It takes rather a’ hard heart do withhold from Albert B. Fail, a certain amount of sympathy, as he lies in his hotel room, battling against the grim spectre of death. . J l more tragic situation could scarcely he imag ined. Here « a s a man of nimsual native ability repeatedly honored h r h is sfefed, many times a Sena tor, then given one of the most important cabinet positions in a Federal administration. Bat Hr. Fall was not content with the rewards of public service or the honors -ef important - office. Unsuccessful an business, with debts increasing, he wanted money. k And while, until he is convicted of the crime, he is entitled to the assumption of technical inno cence, there is no denial that in some way the money he wanted he quickly obtained. What a p r ic e was paid! -And what a situation for a man critically ill to face1. Death is not a cheerful prospect under any ci oumstanees. Bat when the alternative is to face trial and disgrace, probably “ that dreamless sleep’’ beck ons as shrifcet« beneficent release. Thte wages of sin are a r t always death. Now and then they are worse.—a living riell on Earth.— Medford H all .Tribune. t ‘‘Give Him 4 bos ticket mid send him <m to the next city,” we »egret to state, haa been the slogan of many communities in handling the transients who had become dependent« on the communities. However, this attitude is changing, and less fre quently now is a dependent transient “ shipped on’’ to another city or eounty—the problem he presented •till unsolved. Now moat communities are recog nizing thefroblem, studying it and, instead of “ pase-, ing the bndk ” onto other shoulders, áre assisting the dependents to find work and to settle their other difficulties. In other words giving them haitiano and kindly service, hot not pampering them with The Bed O tosb has been instrumental in correct ing the evil practice of the past and the Jackson oounty organization never shirks it s duty when con fronted with the ^dependent transient, dm annoyance to say the least Many such cases arise in this coun ty, as the local police department will testify. T1 u 8~ ìb only one feature of many in the Bed Cress program which is commendable. While ^rop couditious in the northwest show a slight inorease in value ever last year, the Depart ment of Agriculture reports that the composite con dition firfotighout the country is 6.5 per cent below the per acre yield of last year, and nearly 2 per cent below the last 10-year average. Corn promises an increase o f 183,millions bush els in the west central states east of the Mississippi. The wheat crop is 7 }>er cent above the last five-year average, hut oats show a loss o f 17 per cent. Cotton, potatoes, tieans, hay and fruits also show decrease. This official report directly contradicts and ef- > fcctively explodes the Wall street and political pro- diction« of a lallion dollar increase in agricultural* wealth, and leaves the “ fann relief’* question more insistent than ever before. V I . It has i*ccn suggested, reasonably we think, that artists might put more clothes on their models, only they would go out of style so quickly. . A lot of toys are iKm'ght bnemuse Dad likes them. It will not be long until he begins looking over the increasing selections to be found in the stores. T’ioiueoiic seems to be keejmrg the' Prince of z W ales’ riding u«»tes out o f the newspapers la tely . ' -------—am ’ ■ ' y ■_ ltd a good thing the impatient patient doesn’t know how the doctor a cts when rick. youth continúen «lwuys io make life tto-b fet things M does te ti toil people BQ «VOVfolte “Deny Dad.” wrote Lamer. ‘1 »S* you woaÙ n o d tea sU fee date oa prohibition you cak rake up Some of feme boys claim feet prohibition la e big flop. One fellow elafe» that the Dotted Stotes government bee published statistics admitting that there ere xeo,«»« bootleggers in fee Unit ed States. Is feet right. “Pertienlertp, have you any statisti» regasding Beffale 7 My roomrieto says there la mora hooch being sold there than arar before. Piasse try to send this Information aa soon as possible. Í ¿XteW tllriiO “LAMAR.” W H S MOTHE R S ------ GET GRAT Mr. Pickett began by tolling La ....------------- mar that It wee a promising in dication fdr the future national welfare whan boys began to dis-- cuss great public questiona inde pendently among t h tessei ves. Hera are some of fee .things fee Staunton hoys have been hearing latelytrim Damar; . “Prohibition came otter one hundred yanks of discussion and esperliaentlag with sanity other methods of handling fee Uqaor traffic and liquor evil. The llqaor traffic eorruptod fe e political or- gaèfedtibn In the titles and fee c r y M ila n , our e v e r y fom ent. grader’s session wife Secretory nation. This corrapthfn became perfectly amazing, so much so Sickly babies live because nd- ^ flbur- that an investigatlop by a tenete W tlslng calls attention o t moth- -- ------- committee daring fee war period revealed f e t e brewer« were ac era to proper food. tively hostile to fee Interests of Children wear certain gar- Whenever usage causes us to Amerioa la a t ofenBMM Wap. i w . n . . «» .H v .w i.in r fW ttt that the girls aren’t wear- Whan Natura makes >« ama ’ ments because of advertising. dothes any more, some crookqd she generan dose a Youths ars sent to certain permaasut Job. ed by thousands . of prohibition scttowis on eoeounta of ads. vlotories In local option elections Young folks enter Ynrtens oc and state elections. cupations through -advertising. ‘'Certain people, sections and Adults buy autos, modern communities refuse to aeoapt this verdict In regard to the question, too«. clothing Some pet «ch selling shower convenienses, although It has been reached By batta, while others prosper sell drags, bosses, feaage oocapa- exactly fee processes outlined by tlons, localities, because of ad ing umbrellas. fee mbh who mdde fee Amrfcan re-public. T he m ajority of the peo vertising. pie in New »York’ City, and other Aged people are led to pleas An aasutttoa te star fa t h e great cities Where Urge masses of movías Is nasally aecompanled ant recreations and places by immigrants from Europe have by a counter-ambition to avoid means of printed words. been kept uninformed in regard _ ‘. .. . \ hard work. -to American Institutions and When life is over, relatives or friends fell certain undertakers Let’s all hope that feerete noth newspapers have tried to brete beeahse df having read adver ing to these pMfmtetlc predic prohibition down?' 1 » tisements. , B rew ery ow ners and other Ho tions of an feduetrlal depression From fee Mrst W to the bast mas dad’s sU rametetfsr that Mt nor interests, wrote Mr. Pfckett, gasp w^ are -dependent on ad never does any harm to have mfwrp fwgp gkqj wyp gkqj gkqta had. urgdd violation of the late vertising! some money la a good bank. and triad to “create the Imprest sioa thht admrt people, fashiona ble people etc., do violate tile TURNING TH E PAGES BACK "The -extttlng situation is ua- doubtedly hhd. Any Situation ta rage«! Is enormously lash liquor consumed In feu country f e d « thsa before prohibition. No bdy on tefe foot and we ferra saderad- ed 4n tridg a brick to «K b foot of f e e Mqudr-traffic, which is itfll Fted Dodge retornad -last night from « visit to Chicago. Mrs. Ella Codk came wp from JaetaonvJUe the Unk of t h tf fem. Gertrude Bafolay retufn- B. D. Briggs returned yes terday from Josephine county, whera -he teas bean Making after mining Inteifoto. teaching M. NOV. 7th, >008. CLdtMIY vs. eAUDNEfe > By DOC KElD Wh.° JUaetesh years age today, flto feme to tort Clrtfer, and . 1 Oasdaet, met at New. -Orleans. La., D. Manty Baraebnrg Was la, Ashland Tuesday, maktitg ar- rangbmenta to remove hfee. He g. fe. Browh sfid 'family of has disposed of hts retila and In m Otego are recent arrivals to ternets la the Applegate and ea- ddnsi and afe mdkfeg tltotr pecto to make Ashland Ida home. « 0 an Hob HUI street. Mr. yw a te taking a U fela water Mr« J . K. Parsons vsea Oakland, Cal., yesterday I aponke to fee newt of tito interesting. i for the w orld ’s cbam plon- ifelp, which title they b o t h ' elalmsd. At the end of fee sfesdufed I t Pounds, Oardndr was awarded fe e decision op Ihsttaek, fee Henley stock- points. «tuetodn days. later was f e tawnz Friday« they mdt again la fen same nMg in a trtround affair And' ths fe- anlt was a btttoriy oogttatod Bofe Gardner and Clabta drunken sailor
