T hursday, Oct«lw»r 12, 1022
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
F A c fr TWO
Bishop Stuntz
Gives Fine Talk
Ashland
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E stab lish ed 1876
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Every Evening Except
Sunday
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UNKNOWN W AY FARER
IS KILLED BY TRAIN
ANDERSON,
Calif.,
Oct.
12.—
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panfc P a
Tbe
body oi * man wb0 bad been
V J lO lllO
d c j e j ru
n over by some passing tra in was
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found along the Southern Pacific
“ The Living C hrist in the Mod- railro ad by the section forem an. The
ern W orld,’’ was the su b ject of an m an -8 head had been cut off and
w c -
address given by Bishop H om er C. m ashed beyond recognition.
By GEORGE HITZLER
LOGAN, E ditor
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C.
Stuntz. to a large audience in the
was well determ ined, however,
HIS may be a |hock to the women of America but,
M
ethodist
Episcopal
church
at
tjiat
t
he unknow n, unidentified man
E ntered a t tlua A shland, Oregon,
if properly interpreted, should instead give under
G
rants
Pass
Tuesday
evening.
was
a
Frenchm an who drifted into
Uostoffice as Second-class Mail Mat
standing and comfort.
■'♦> A big stom ach m akes a sm all <®>;
C onfronted by the a lte rn a tiv e of Anderson afoot from th e no rth Mon
ter.
The famous M. Paul Poiret, of Paris, 1* not at all
<$> lap.
<0;
re tre a t on every m issionary front at day evening. He said he was from
a
dictator
of
women’s
fashions.
su b scrip tio n P rice D elivered in City : <4>
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He granted me an interview at his suite in the Rita-
home and abroad, or the raisin g of Weed and w anted to go to Chico. He
One uftjnth ....................................J ®*’ s'
Carlton. I wanted to find out how it is that fashions
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$2,000,000 for an em ergency fund, was blind in one eye and plainly de-
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arise and predominate, and said to him that I had come,
V
•-•> in private th an in public.
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Six m onths ....................................
the
bishops of the M ethodist Epis- m ented, or nearly so.
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therefore, to a recognised source of authority.
One year ........................ .......... *
“Oh, I am not an oracle at all. Many interviewer*
| copal church have in au g u rated a $2,-
The body was iaen tified as th a t c#-
?
Mail and R u ra l R outes
■-.$> Eve got the blam e, b u t it was ❖ j
000,000 “ I W ill M aintain’’ fund.
the one-eyed F renchm an by the lit-
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, he answered.
Bishop Stuntz, in speaking for the tie bundle he carried w rapped up in
Tnree months ...............................
“I do not pose as a dictator or an author! ity on fashions»
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board
of bishops and the com m ittee a gunny sack.
Hix mouths .................................... 3.5©
I merely feel the tendencies of mode, I am simply
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Everybody d ilu tes the tru th
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One year ....................................
sensitive to what is going on in the world of women’s
on conservation and advance in t h
e
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ADVERTISING RATES
• to the point w here he can <v
dress.”
See
P
a
u lse ru d ’s suits, $15 and up.
in
te
rest
of
th
is
em
ergency
fund,
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J
Display A dvertising
“It is not a question of my taste,” continued M.
$> stan d for it.
<$>
32tf
said:
vlngie Insertion, each In c h ............ 30c j,
Poiret, “but of mode.”
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“The
M
ethodist
Episcopal
church
YEARLY CONTRACTS
“But how does mode arise,” I asked.
I •>
T ape-lines are too sh o rt to -«>
“I really do not know,” he replied. “Every year
Display A dvertising
is com m itted to m issionary work
I make up about two hundred models and why women
<#> m easure the distance betw een a <§>
One tim e a w epk................................27 (4c
rig h t around the world. In A m eri
choose what they do is more than I can explain. It is
Two times a w ^ k ................................25 c <§> m an’s re p u ta tio n and his char- <$>
ca
and in other nations of th e earth ,
my
profession
to
make
something
new
in
keeping
with
^very o th er d a y .................................. 20 c •» a cter.
,
what I feel women of taste desire. I do not at all seek to
we are preaching the gospel in 127
Local Readers
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impose my taste upon them.”
Each line, each tim e ..................... 10c
languages.
L ast year 69,000 hea- I
In recent interviews Jf. Poiret was quoted as saying
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Medical Science, endoree
To ru n every o th er dfey for one
then
and
pagan
people w ere baptized the B&cteriologi»t»,
that corsets had passed, and so I asked whether he had
wonderful action of Sheep Dip.
mon th , each line, each tim e . . 1C <$> e ith e r an enem y or a friend, th e <$> (
been correctly quoted. He replied that he had referred
and received into the church by our
A fter years of experim enting to obtain
To run every Issue for one m onth
w rite r invariably tells the kind <i>i
exact requirem ents in form ulating Se-
only
to
the
old-fashioned
stiff
corset
which
bound
in
m issionaries in th e foreign fields, the
ay m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5c •«> of lies th a t fit the occasion.
ItC
'l
combined with Sheep Dip Deodorised
women’s waists unnaturally.
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Classified Column
and a vast w ork was carried on in and other medical properties the results
“That corset, of course, is gone. It was impossible
have met the approval of thousands of
One cent the word each time.
o u r cities and fro n tie r regions in the and women.
and never will return,” he explained. “The tendency
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HEZ
HECK
SAYS:
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To ru n every issue for oue m onth
is toward natural lines and the modern corset which
The remarkable action of Sepol protect«
United States.
or m ore, % c th e w ord each time.
“ To hold the average
<s>
the scalp from germ life whtch ia essential
assists women to keep them is bound to stay. Women
“ On the one h u n d red th a n n iv e r to proper hair growth and beautiful hair.
Legal R ate
want a soft corset of hygienic character.”
<•- tru e , th e re ’s a bigam ist
for
<s>
sary of o u r m issionary work, the Giving a new life-like gloss, lustre and
F irst tim e, per 8-pc>nt lin e ..........10c >.i>
By “hygienic” M. Poiret explained that he meant
attractiveness.
every b achelor.”
<«>
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
a corset in keeping with nature’s requirements.
M ethodist Episcopal church sub
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For E xcessive Oil, L ifeless H air. Itching
■$> <&<$><$><$ S'
“Some women,” he said, “try to reason these things out
Scalp, Dandruff and F alling Hair it ha*
polnt line ......................................
scribed $100,000,000 for a g rea t en no
equal. You today can double the beauty
logically and others follow their instincts. Some parts
Card of t h a n k s .............................$1.00
P a u l P o ire t, of P aris
larg em en t of this m issionary pro of your hair by the regular use of Sepol.
of a woman’s figure must be supported. Women are
O bituaries, the line ..................... 2 14c seeing rep resen tativ es of a free peo
Beitig far »ulterior to ordinary soap and
gram a t hom e and abroad. A th rill w ater. D elightful to use.
net so strong as vze are and need, and always will need, the trend of fashions, M. Poiret admitted. For instance,
F ra te rn a l O rders and Societies
ple,
who
had
clim
bed
into
power
some assistance in the way of a corset.”
lie said fifteen years ago he had felt that the use of
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
of gladness and hope ran th ro u g h o u t
Sepol la on sale a t all Drug Stores.— Adv.
He showed me a letter from the Association of Over knickerbockers would become general. But, he pointed
or societies ch arg in g a reg u la r in iti th ro u g h the political m anipulations J
all of ou r m issionary agencies on _
worked, Underpaid, Dishwashing Housewives who had
out, it was only at this late day that they were beginning
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e of Briggs, L am kin and Com pany,
th e hearin g of this unparalleled of
taken the trouble to tell him that there is no more to come into general use.
ligious and benevolent orders will be and who seem s to believe th a t the
need of styles or fashions, and that people could live
fering for m issionary purposes.
The French artist is a very democratic sort of person,
4 -^
be«
,o build . city is not to
very happily without them. Nevertheless, he said, fash quite devoid of egotism, and does not desire to impress
“ T hree years have gone by, during
ion exists and there is no use blinking the fact. Even
his opinions upon the public, but merely seeks to inter
charge la m ade.
b a il<l a city and the best way to do
which th e living C h rist has been
for members of this association, he said, naturally con
pret and visualize the trend of the times, giving to
' th a t is to discourage people who are
sw
inging th e doors of opportunity
structed corsets are a necessity.
that interpretation, of course, the benefit of his own
W hat C o n stitu tes A dvertising
alread y here by allow ing th e g ar
Sometimes
be
is
too
far
aheaa
of
the
times
in
sensing
well-trained
taste.
before us in every land, and yet
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
ing am ong some as to w hat consti dens and law ns to dry up. You do
th e re a re $22,000,000 of th is splen
tutea news and w hat adv ertisin g , not need m ore w ater to supply a probably, he w ould find th a t thOj
did to tal due and unpaid! This is
« e p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which prospective grow th of th e city w hich
w hat saddens us. This is w hat drives
TOOK
HIS
PART
SERIOUSLY
qu
o
ta
of
im
m
ig
ran
ts
from
his
hom
e'
ia u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti they do not intend to let grow so
us to our knees! Because of this
country
was
alread
y
filled.
His
ate betw een them : “ ALL fu tu re
Better Half of Lodge Member the Suf sh o rtag e of paym ent, m issionaries on
\
events, w here an adm ission charge they will be bothered w ith new peo sailors would not be union m en, and
ferer Because of Hubby’s Share
Is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS ple com ing in and ta k in g up the consequently he would not be able
furlough cannot be re tu rn e d to th eir
ADVERTISING.”
T his applies to room of folks who are already here
in Entertainm ent.
fields, w here thousands are seeking
i to sail from th e e a ste rn coast. He
o rganizations a n d societies of every and cannot get away.
a d m ’ssion to th e church. New m is-,
i
could
not
rem
ain
and
he
could
not
kind as well as to individuals.
And some folks now, who do not
The O regon H ealth exposition, t o 1 “Oh, my goodness alive!” exclaimed sionaries can not go into e ith e r
Ail reports of such activities a fte r
; leave. W hat a te rrib le situ atio n !
favor the old bunch being re-elected.
be held in th e m unicipal a u d ito riu m the mistress of the mansion as she hom e or foreign fields.
they have occurred is news.
■ k
G reatly
, . . . .
i But C hris was wise. He picked out!
greeted some newly arriving guests at
All com ing social or organization are m ean enough to th in k th a t t h e i O ctober 12 1492> as the day for h ij|! a t P o rtla n d O ctober 26 to Novem -j
needed,
bulding
e
n
terp
rises
cannot
tlie front door. “H ere’s tlds rug all
m eetings of societies w here no present w ater a g ita tio n rela tin g to
jn
her 4. inclusive, gives prom ise of be rolled up a g a in ! It’s my husband who be begun or a re stopped m idway to
money co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti the Neil creek w ater project m eans
ing one of th e g re a te st expositions ‘ does i t ! He gets in front of the mir w ard com pletion, w ith w alls p artly
ation charged, or collecton tak en IS
no m ore th an the bond issue m eant
of its kind ever held on the P a ror here and dances.
reared , sta n d in g as dum b evidence
LOOMIS TICKET
NEWS.
th re e years ago—- th a t the p r e s e n t;
“Yes, you see ids lodge Is putting th a t o u r g rea t program is halting.
cific coast. A rt, science an d in d u s
move is m erely a political one and
try a re to be com bined for th e p u r on a minstrel show. There are six
F o r M ayor
“ N ative C hristian s in China and
ptiipnrftit.t'Yi^^ it
not a w ater move— th a t Is it done in j
pose of p resen tin g to th e people of or eight end men, and Paul’s one of India and elsew here have m et th eir
CHARLES L. LOOMIS
th e hope of g ettin g votes for th e
BIBLE THOUGHT
Oregon th e la te st and best develop them. I just paid $5 to have my hard pledgs in full, despite w ar, fam ine
wood floors polished, and Paul's worn
B lake tick et instead of g e ttn g m orel
For City Council
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m ents for h e a lth b e tte rm e n t and th e all tlie polish off practicing his dances. and persecution and a re w ondering
— FOR TODAY —
/
w
ater.
T
hat
the
only
way
A
s
h
la
n
d
.
S.
A.
PE
T
E
R
S,
SR.
com
fort
and
happiness
of
th
e
people.
Bible Thoughts memorized, will prove
“Last night lie hud a man from Mis w hether the church which b rought
priceless heritage in after years.
will ever get m ore w ater is to down ;
M, C. LINING ER
T housands of sq u a re feet of floor souri who knew all about buck and them th e gospel is going to keep
the old couneilm anic bunch, m ost of;
DR. R. L. BURDIC
space in the m unicipal au d ito riu m , ■ wing dancing come in and instruct faith and send them w hat was prom
one of the larg e st buildings in P o rt-i him for an hour. Several men called ised
whom a re ru n n in g for re-election on
H. G. WOLCOTT
for
hospitals.
dorm itories,
C O U MBI S DAY, OCTOBER 12 the Blake ticket, and elect th e open i
MRS. W. M. BARBER
land, will be devoted to booths and him up nn business. But lie wouldn’t school buildings, and the support of
11E SHALL NOT FA IL— Behold
m inded e a rn est men and wom en o n |
MRS. w . J. W ALLACE
displays of most a ttra c tiv e form s, let me interrupt him for any tine of m issionaries to give them the gos
my serv an t, whom I uphold; m ine
them. He bad all his friends lined up
th e Loom is ticket, who th in k m ore!
settin g fo rth the w ork of m ore th an here observing ids antics and making pel.”
elect, iu whom My soul delight-
For City Recorder
of m aking a good city th a n they do
j 50 n atio n al, sta te , county and city j suggestions.
eth ; I have put My S p irit upon
(In d o rsed )
of m ixing good poltical dope w ith
| o rganizations engaged in health , re-
“Paul sings, ‘Please Ma-ma, Papa’s BOOTLEGGERS CONTRIBUTE
him ; he shall bring fo rth ju d g
GERTRUDE BIEÜB
which to deceive the people.
{creation,
n
ursing,
hospitalization,
G
ettiu’
Mad !' Then after be sings that
m ent to the G entiles * * ♦ He
TO SHASTA COUNTY FUNDS
be
has
to dance, and th at's where the
I
d
en
tistry
,
pharm
acy,
m
edicine
and
shall not fail nor be discouraged,
REDDING, Calif.. Oct. 12.— L. C.
F
o
r
City
T
re
asu
re
r
H E R E ’S TO TH E NAVY
social service. M o re’th an 100 booths trouble conies in. If lie sings too loud Sm ith, deputy d istric t atto rn ey , went
till he h ath set ju d g m e n t in the
SYLVESTER PATTERSON
An open acknow ledgm ent of the!
and special displays will be in place. ! and vigorously It takes all his breath
e a rih ; and the isle shall wait for
over th e county books yesterday to '
im portance of th e first line of de- .
Subjects p e rta in in g to h ealth and ' and he can 1 dance-
For Members Park Board
his law.— Isaiah 42: 1, 4.
“Ordinary dancing is hard enough determ ine th e am ount of cash fines
fense, the U nited S tates navy, w ill'
san itatio n and public and social ser on him, because he is six feet tall and collected in th e county from October
(Indorsed)
b> m ade nationally on F rid ay , Octo-
vice a re to be presented by m eans weighs 208! But this is extraor 1, 1921, to October 1, 1922.
HAL McNAIR
THK LOOMIS TIC K ET PROGRAM her 27. th is day being designated asi
of m otion pictu res and snappy talk s dinary dancing with a big handicap.
MRS. F. D. W AGNER
He rep o rts th a t th e fines collect-'
by persons especially qualified on He wears an alarm clock for a wrist ed in the su p erio r co u rt and in the
The eig h th p a ra g ra p h in the: Navy D ay /
,« ,,7 1 « ,m .Ph
A. C. NININGER
. es o a
m ucn,
Loomis tick et program strik
u D u uring
n u g the
in w ar of
■—A dv-tf those su b jects th ere will be clinics watch, and a locomotive headlight for tow nship courts to taled $14,573.23.
To dance around
uote close to th e heart ot the people w as said ot the soldier, p a rtic u la r y
and free advice on m edical, dental a diamond pin.
with
these
things
on
after singing is H e roughly estim ates th a t bootleg-'
ol A shland because It d e a l, w ith th e ¡th e doughboy o r m th otrym «.. Thelrl
LOOMIS PLATFORM
and hygienic su b je c ts, and object
gers paid $12,000 and tra ffic law
Being a can d id ate fo r m ayor of lessons in th e la te s t m ethods of almost impossible.
subject upperm ost and m ost im port-j deeds a re know n to the w orld, which
violators th e hulk of th e rest. T here
“Tlie
friends
who
were
here
last
eve
SCI u p p e r m o s t a » u
|
.
realize th e im portance ’ A shland, I m ake the follow ing »tate-
It did not tu n y re a u
m ent of th e policies I stan d for, and health safe g u a rd in g and prevention ning couldn't agree as to whether Paul w ere a few fines fo r m isdem eaors,
an t of all. the w ater problem .
of the w ork of th e navy. Support I th e position I lak e on the Issues of of illness. One fe a tu re of th e expo would be funnier laughing or looking
read s as follows:
such as d istu rb in g th e peace.
-
1
ers
of th e proposed celebration o f , b e lam p aig n :
sition will be th a t devoted to “ safety solemn during the stunt.”
“ T he p resen t w ater supply is In -1
a city firs t” p recau tio n s in th e hom e, sto re
“Of course you will be going to tlie
ad eq u ate, und I favor tak in g imm e- - Navy Day a re advocates of peace. The firs t co n sid eratio n of
au rq u .itc. .mu 1
e.
Thpv believe in and su p p o rt th e pol-! should be th e h ealth of its people, I
entertainm
ent to see him.” suggested
d iate steps tow ard increasing the They believ e n and Ul
P by a m , th ere fo re , in favor of tak in g ev- and factory.
one
of
the
guests.
The exposition is u n d e r th e a u s
supply th ro u g h such m easures as ic> of redu <
ery precau tio n to p ro te c t th e w a te r
“Oli,
yes.
I’m
going to be there rigid
th e people may ad o p t."
agreem ent, b u t reje ct as ab su rd the of A shland creek from pollution. I t pices of th e s ta te board of h e a lth ,
up in front, and if Paul sees me he’ll
T h at p arag rap h m akes a rift in fatu ity of d isarm am en t by exam ple, m ust be k ep t pure.
th e city h ealth b u rea u of P o rtla n d , sndle ul! right, because lie'll remember
orld of rea lity , thev
various m edical and surgical socie the damage he did to my floor In front
, h . clouds ot doubt th a t h av e hung
hung Living
U v t „ in
» a a w
wor.u
©xv— ♦ Vx cv i n a t M l tvt o n t o f t V l P t l *
C lo th e s “Tailored to
over A shland for the past th ree would foster
the in stru m e n t of th e ir j gam
bling
and
b0Qy
t
ties
a n d num erous civic o rganiza of the m irror.”
If food does not digest it tu rn s
gam bling and bootlegging.
into
poisons
which
form
gas.
7’his
M easure b y B o r n ” will
years. T hree years ago, the people secu rity w hile looking forw ard to
j am OppOse(j to factions in Ash- tions. It is to re p re se n t all sections
"Well, I’m not going to be there,"
voted or th o u g h t they voted, a bond, th e realizatio n of the Ideal not yet ia n d. and prom ise, if elected, to be of Oregon and its general in fo rm a declared Paul’s mother. “’Pile cheap- often presses on heart and o th er or-
keep you well dressed at
-/i cents,
„
„„a
I s s u e ’to build a reservoir to hold a a tta in e d , when th e only security th e m ayor for all th e people, ra th e r tion will be of ben efit to residents in est seats are nO
and I m sure tit«
the 1 , ga»8-
feej- causing a nervous, restless
Sim
ple
buckthorn
bark,
low cost. They have the
i s s u e IU oil
. for, needed
, ,1 K
„ v ir t c , o v .o ii r o o t in t h p t h a n f o r a P a r t of them .
My slogan
show won’t be worth 50 cents to me.
m ore a d e q u ate supply of . w . ater
by m „ ankind
shall rest in th e jg jh js i<The
ig
all p a rts of th e sta te .
etc., as mixed in A dlerika, 1
!
I've
been
acquainted
with
some
of
look
o f luxury, b ut the
rem oves foul, decaying food-m atter
city. Instead of building the re s e r-: h e a rts and m inds of m en and n a - i unj(e every fac tio n .”
! Paul’s jokes for 57 years, more or you never th o u g h t was in your sys-
long wear and low price
voir a*d providing m ore w ater, th e tions.
i I am In favor of th e new hotel AUTOMOBILE “SPOONING” HIT
! less.”—Fall River Globe.
|te m , which caused gas and pressure
council spent th o u san d s of dollars of
The navy rendered vital service project. W e' have th e scenery, the
BY LOS ANGELES JUDGE
m ean real economy»
on h eart.
A dlerika expels poisons
tax money for m eters, p u ttin g the to the nation and to h u m an ity d u rin g cB m ate. the soil and th e peop e—-
¡and gas from BOTH upper and lo.ver
i a .\ m o n t j
iu i in c ic t , v
&
u
everything here except a m odern ho-
Americans Live Longer Now.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 12.—-The
first ones on the property oi those the world w ar, declares the N a w
j 0 a ttra c t new com ers. L e t’s get
Tlie life of an average American has bowel.
EX CELLEN T to guard
b
an
now h a s been placed on a fel- been lengthened by five years since against appendicitis. T. K. Bolton, |
who hud been th e g re a te st a g ita to rs League of th e U nited 9 tates. “ No th at hotel!
while j
according to the findings of the D ruggist.
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• 5
I am proud of A shland’s fine rep- j low and his girl “ spooning
lo r m ore w ater, no doubt, as a p u n -¡g re a t fleet action was fought to give
on elimination of waste In
of the American Engineering
appointed by H erbert Hoover,
sickness, the report shows,
indicate an economic gain to the na
utterly im practical- they would not to rs in th e w inning of the w ar and fices a u<l .a11 positions on th e city ’s and let th e oth e r arm encircle the tion (A many millions of dollars
work -so the city a u th o ritie s were th e saving of civilization. So it has pa y’e7 s of A shland its e lf “ No* outside’ wa5st of an a llu rin S y ° 'ing woman
through decreased disability and sick
compeil. d to rem ove the ' w orks" j been the every crisis of our h isto ry — place-holders!
A ccording to th e edict issued Dy ness, observes the New York World.
Army figures bear out estim ates of
from the poor things leaving most j th e n a w has not failed.
In th e
I believe th a t w hen th e
people Ju stic e Follett© th e girl, no m a tte r
for
industrial loss- resulting from acci
of the m eters stan d in g out In the R evolution, th e W ar of 1812, th e vote in favor of a n y th in g they should how b e a u tifu l o r
how h ard she
dents
to
the
eye
and
defective
vision.
open ru stin g out. shorn of th e ir.C iv Il w ar, the Spanish-A m erican
¿ °e aso.ca^ d ' pleads, is to b
Choice Cuts of Young Beef, Mutton, Pork or Veal „
Of 2,232 men discharged for physical
‘•registration d e p a rtm e n ts” o r vitals w ar, victory w ithout th e navy would “ jokers** th a t a re often used to de- ] th e a rre s tin g o fficer o e
<
Alaska King- Salmon and Halibut
reasons by the m ilitary authorities In
but shorn of none of th e ir cost to have been v irtually im possible. T o -'ceiv e the voters. I beUeve th a t b e - ! allow ing h e r a d m ire r’s a tte n tio n to Brooklyn and M anhattan, 462 were re
Spring Chickens and Roasters
the taxpayers. We do not know ju st day ou r peace and pro sp erity a re >ng on th e level is th e h ig h est fo rm .; be diverted fro m th e road.
jected because of defective eyes. Eye
of A m erican citizenship.
T he decision a g a in st “ spooning
conservation, the report argues, has
an
NEW SAUR KRAUT—15 a Quart
how much was invested in these safeg u ard ed by the navy. It is ««
The p resen t w ater supply fo r Ash-
on
co
u
n
try
highw
ays
by
Ju
stic
e
F
ol-i
now become a m atter of organized na
raeters we have
heard th a t it ag en t of sta b ility in a tro u b led jand is inad eq u ate, a n d I favor ta k -
Fresh Iowa Corn Meal, Sweet Potatoes, Turnips, Carroty
am ounted to some
ten or fifteen world. It c a rrie s no th re a t, b u t It ing im m ediate steps to w ard increas- le tte follow ed an in v estig atio n of the rlonal concern.
offenses
m
ost
p
rev
a
len
t
am
ong
mo-
It
is
estim
ated
that
every
day
near-
thousand dollars— and proved to be lends au th o rity to A m erica’s v o ic e ,p n S the supply th ro u g h such m ea
Head Lettuce, and all vegetables and fruits in the market
lin' w orth a ipenny
for the purpose speaking for a ltru ism , ju stice and S“ 7 s believe T h e ' °m aynr* a n d city to rists on th e highw ays. The rep o rt! ly 2,506.000 people are ill in the Unt
We sell for cash—and we sell
ted States. Tuberculosis Is still the j
for which they were installed. And law .”------------------------------------------------council should give th e ir m oral in shows th a t m any accidents a re w orst communicable disease, though
for less
x
caused by d riv e rs who a re so busily Its ravages are decreasing. Federal
now. a fte r these m eters have b e e n ! ---------------------------- fluence and su p p o rt to a ll p rac tic a l
ru stiu g th ro u g h disuse for th ree
Poor old C hris! W h at if he had projects fo r pro fitab ly u tilizing th.« engaged in looking deeply into the and state action is included in an
years, like carbuncles on th e alabas- w’aited 430 years before discovering* fru its and vegetables of th is cotn- eyes of som e young lady w-ho is elaborate program suggested to min
te r neck of a b eau tifu l lady, we a re America! W hat a predicam ent he j'o llars w orth of local products go tuc^ e ^ coxlly u n d e r one arm , th a t imize Illness and prolong live«. There
is no reason, it is declared, to believe
told th a t those who th o u g h t they would have found him self In! W ith , to w aste for lack of c a n n in g and pre- he h its o th e r m achines.
th at the race is physically advancing,
were voting for m ore w ater, w ere the fluid th a t intoxicates in his car- serfv in g facilities.
61 NORTH MAIN STREET
really voting for less w ater— they go, he would find him self unable to
On th ese principles I ask to e
Some m en devote m ore tim e w or but that national vitality Is increas
ing, according to the waste Investi
rying a b o u t a sp a re tire th an they gators, ot the council.
had failed to see the jo k er placed in land w ithout involving him self In ( g jjn e d )
CHARLES U LOOMIS,
th e m easure by th e a s tu te and far- controversy w ith D augherty. T hen.l
.
— adv-tf do ab o u t a s p a re p a |r of tro u se rs.
O FFIC IA L CITY AND COUNTY
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M oses
In Parting Interview, Famous French Author
ity on Drew Disclaims Role o f D ictator
T
Sheep Dip Fine
For Hair and Scalp
Health Exposition
Will Convene Soon
For 10 Day Meet
r e s s in g well
depends m o re
upon good taste and
judgm ent than the
lavish expenditure of
money»
Here you will find
opportunity to make
desirable selections of
fabric and fashion
combinations» All
wool fabrics, in just
the right patterns and
colorings, are offered
at modest prices.
D
Gas From Food
Presses on Head
PAULSERUD’S
Plaza Market
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