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C E N T R A L IA , W ash .,
Oct. 25—
I R e le g ate s from a ll p a r ts of W ash - .
in g to n a rriv e d h e re to d a y fo r th e
a n n ” al tw o -d ay c o n v e n tio n of th e
, M inute W om en. A p u b lic rec e p tio n
iw ’R he held to n ig h t a t th e E lk s club
and W e d n esd a y th e g ra v e s of th e
O v e r 1 7 M i llio n j a m U n : J Y e a r l y
r
C o m - , fo u r A rm istic e d a y v ictim s w ill be
d e c o ra te d . V isits to th e s ta t e i „ ,l „ s.
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<>lk Cit\, Judge Tompkins said m ined by an in fo rm e d public.
tria l schools fo r boys an d g irls a n d
that while the American people as a whole advocate democracy P u b lic O pinion an d th e P re ss w as a lu c h e ®n a t^ th e C e n tra lia G olf and
You Can Be Cured
they in part practice autocracy. The judge believed that this c le v e rly h a n d le d by M r. L.B . T u t- C o u n ,r>’ clu b a re on th e p ro g ra m ,
was not because they were ashamed of democracv or doubted tle> editor*of the T id in g s. A fte r o f fic e r s of th e M inute W o m e n ’s JVfY offices are a mecca
M rs.
its efficiency in goernment, but because
individual and class i p showing
the progress ,of the new3- 'i r C- M cC redie, S u n n y sid -a e, are:
1 for Pile sufferers
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a p e r a n d its w o n d e rfu l fa c ilitie s fo r
c co o u n cll-
seiiisunebs lea them to employ autocratic means and methods i g a th e rin g , se le c tin g a n d ,, conveying lo r; M rs. E d g a r A m es, S e a ttle , a n d
from all over the West
to attain their ends.
W illia m so n ,
P ro sse r,,
I new s, h e in d ic a te d how th e
new s Mrs. O. K.
who
come to me for relief.
W hen one comes to think of it there has been of late years c o lu m n s w e re g r e a t so u rc e s of opin- v *ce-councillors; M rs. B essie K os-
a multiplication of organization for purposes diametrically op- ion- T h e e d ito ria l co lu m n s p a rti- iP n h a d e r’ S” ” n y sid e , c o rre s p o n d in g And it makes ilo difference
chronic or severe the
posed to democratic ideals. These organizations have been cularly’ shaped p u b lic op in io n a n d i s e c re ta ry : M rs- D - t . E p h r a ta , tre a s - c how
a s e m a y b e , I a m a b le , w i t h o u t
formed in congress itself, as well as among the people of the “n"ch 4,penaed ” ih0 man at
t r Z “historian
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d esk w h e th e r fo r good o r ill. T h a t | r r a l ia - h is to ria n .
country I hey have run all the way from “ blocs” to “ allian-1
t h e t ic , t o s e n d t h e m a w a y p e r ­
m
an en tly cured. But m y FIEE illustrated
ees, each and everyone of them taking the position that until;» h e a r t a n d a soul a n d so long as
b o o k explains m y m eth-
Pumpkin Pies
the\ got theirs nobody else could get anything. Such a posi- 't h a t o b ta in s , so lo n g w ilt o p in io n s
ods,m y GUARANTEE and contains
inform ation every Pile sufferer
tion, autocratic in the extreme, is wholly antagonistic to dem- bo g u id ed in r ig h t c h a n n e ls, c lo s in g
For
sh ould have.
Ocracy.
- With th e th o u g h t t h a t n e v e r m u st
Hallowe’en
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H al low e en p a rty w ill b e a ssu re d
DEAN. M.D
of the greatest good of the greatest number is not to be appliedichurch
or nation*
D r. P h e tte p la c e a t th is ju n c tu r e
2ND AN© MORRiSOW PORTLAND,OREGON
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to any class or section of these United States, but to all sections. fav o red th e a u d ie n c e w ith tw o
The greatest good of the greatest number of all the people is b e a u tifu l so n g s th e la s t in resp o n se
G ive I s Y o u r O rd e r
the only interpretation that can be consonant with our demo­ to insistent, a p p la u se .
M rs. H ill w as c alled fo rw a rd and
cratic ideals.
W O TO -N IG H T
receiv ed an o v a tio n a n d
th is tim e
M rs. G aley p re s e n te d to h e r an d to
GOODNESS!
th e r e tir in g d is tr ic t p re s id e n t. M rs
Petitions have lately been presented the Italian govern­ L ouis D odge, e ach a b o u q u e t of
ment to clap a ban ou the peculiar American form of mayhem b e a u tifu l flo w ers vo icin g in g rac io u s
known as jazz. 1 lie syncopated earthquake, insinuating it­ w ord th e m essage w ith th e p re s e n ­
self into Rome, is said to have fallen more harshly on the ta tio n .
A.
B riscoe
d e a lt
delicately constituted Italian ear than it has to date on the less w k S h u p P t. u b G lic eorge
O pinion as re la te d to
sensative northern races.
Social W e lfa re . W h ile a d m ittin g th e
By a curious coincidence, the sovereign state of Georgia s tr e n g th of p u b lic op in io n M r. B ris ­
1ms lately compounded an act taxing an opera company putting coe s ta te s th a t it is c h a n g e d , and
on performances in Atlanta $2,500 a week, or elsewhere within m o re a n d m o re p u b lic opinion is
its borders, $1,500. The case in support of this curious legis­ b a c k in g , and w ill back a ll th e a g e n ­
th e h o m e,
th e
school, th e
lation is not directed against opera as such, but at what one cies,
c h u rc h , th e P. T. A. in th e ir e ffo rts
earnest yeoman in the assembly describes as the “ luxury-lov- to e s ta b lis h h e a lth of m in d , body
mg, salk-rattling, diamond-wearing, poodle dog-petting, mon­ a n d s p ir it in th e c h ild re n u n d e r
key-nursing and abbreviated apparel-wearing gang” that at­ th e ir c a re . T h a t a p o w e rfu l public
tends opera.
op in io n w ill aid m o st m a te ria lly in
th
Since it appears there are not enough persons in Georgia e fo rm a tio n of a h e a lth y social
deserving of all compound nomenclature to make an opera body.
M rs. L a u r a J o n e s
of
P o rtla n d
pay in the face of such a. levy, the effect of the act is to banish d iscu ssed P u b lic O pinion an d th e
opera from Georgia. It is not affirmed that the Georgian leg­ M ovies in r a th e r tre n c h a n t m a n n e r.
islator has ever attended opera; it is safe to say none will hence­ F ro m h e r s tu d y of th e to p ic an d h e r
forth at home.
w id e
ex p e rien c e
sh e
brought* a I
Thus while the gracious air of Verdi, Puccini and Leon­ s tro n g m essag e, fo rc e fu l a n d to th e '
cavallo arc to be heard no more in their consecutive entirety p o in t. A t p re s e n t th e p u b lic g e ts not
w h a t is w a n ts, b u t w h a t it m u st;
in one great state of our southland, the concoction of our native th is c o n d itio n is ch a n g ed by te llin g
jazz designer is to be outlawed from the sunlit hills of Rome. wh?A you w a n t. T h e re s p o n s ib ility
Ibis is provincialism in music which promises all sorts of sin­ of p ro d u c e r, e x h ib ito r an d d is tri- I
ister international implications in the future. Until these mater­ b u to r w e re p laced a n d back of it all
ialize, it is reluctantly admitted that the sentiment in these is th e h o m e ’s re s p o n s ib ility in m o ld ­
parts on the strength of evidence so far submitted is entirely in g p u b lic opin io n .
T he sym p o siu m closed w ith M rs.
with the protesting Latin.
S im m o n s of M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty giv­
in g a c le v e r little speech on th e r e ­
Ashland is ideally located as a convention city. Sufficient la tio n of P u b lic O pinion to L e g isla ­
attention is not given to bringing conventions our way. We tio n a n d h e r e x p e rien c e in se ein g
have every advantage and facility for entertaining guests and th e p a r t it played in h e r w ork a¿
the natural surroundings and beauty of the town are such that S alem .
T h e d e le g a te s th e n a d jo u rn e d to
it has many advantages over most towns in Oregon. Conven­ th e P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h w h e re th e
tions are an asset to any town and it is important that Ash­ ev e n in g sessio n w as h eld . A fte r
land people not forget this fact in the future.
“ W h a t’s th e m a tte r w ith A s h la n d ”
given w h o le h e a rte d ly M rs. S im m ons
Possibly the, agricultural regions would be better repre­ w as In tro d u c e d a n d w ith ' h a p p y
sented by a few more dirt farmers and not so many mud tossers. o p e n in g p h a rs e sh e p assed ¿o th e
th o u g h tf u l a d d re s s sh e h ad p r e p a r ­
ed. It covered th e w o rk of th e le g is­
Among the differences between Moscow and more reput­ la tu r e w ith w hich sh e w as co n n ected
able governments, one is that Russia claims no intention to a n d d iscu ssed th e bills p a rtic u la rly
pay her debts.
p e rta in in g to child w e lfa re .
M rs.
S im m ons a lso In d ic a te d th e w ay to
g e t th e le g isla tio n ¿ h a t is d e sire d .
As soon as air mail pilots get up to 1,050 miles an hour See
to th e c a n d id a te an d th e n d o n ’t
18V can follow the sun anti dispense with arc lights across the le t him fo rg e t th a t he h a s a c o n s tit­
Rockies.
u en cy t h a t is
th o ro u g h ly
alive.
T h e le g is la tio n th e P. T. A. is hack- I
Rachel Lindsay says William Allen White should be made in g , w as o u tlin e d “ P e ace, P ro h ib i­
president beeause the Kansan will write a new declaration of tio n , P h y sic a l E d u c a tio n , P r o te c ­
tio n of th e H om e, P u b lic S ch o o ls” ,
independence once a month. Why
— c a llin g th em th e six P ’s.
Mys. S im m ons, to ld of th e
bills
A man, says I)r. Lorenz, should marry a woman eight an d m e a s u re s In w hich a ll sh o u ld be ,
years his pinior. Well, almost any woman is willing, and even v ita lly in te re s te d a n d closed w ith |
glad to admit that she is eight years younger than her husband. th e th o u g h t th a t e d u c a tio n is_ n e e d -
ed to c a rry th ro u g h b ills th a t a re
of p a ra m o u n t im p o rta n c e . S he a d ­
Onl\ a few nights ago the studies of two local ministers vised th e s u p p o rt of th e F re e Text
were robbed. Can it be that thefinancial wind is blowing the B ook B ill.
way ol our gospel exponents?
Miss J a m is o n , D ean of W om en a t I
G. A. C. th e la s t s p e a k e r of th e j
The critic who gets paid for the job, is the one who knows e v e n in g b ro u g h t h e r m esag e a t th is
tim e. In b e g in n in g h e r a d d re s s Miss
enough to offer a remedy for whatever he criticises.
Ja m iso n re la te d a few of h e r ex-
1
At I. 0. 0. F. Hall
October, the month to buy Ferns. Fine spec’«
mines as low as 75c. Wonderful, extra large, wide
spreading plants up to $4.00.
s u re of th e P . T . A. in th e p rese n c e lie s ? ” “ A gain w ho is to
b la m e ? ”
[of th e v isitin g d e le g a te s an d in tr o - j N o th in g re q u ire d of th em , a n d no
No d isc o u n t w ill be allo w ed R e lig io u s o r B e n e v o len t o rd e rs.
vein in tro d u c p d h is th e m e P u b lic
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th e fin g e r of P u b lic O pinion in al-
w HI be m ad e in a d v e rtis in g , o r m o rt e v e ry ste p in a c q u irin g an ed-
jo b p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be In «ash.
ucajtion an d in te a c h in g ; th o u g h t
fa n a tic if one d a re s to go c o u n te r
to its d ic ta te s .
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OCTOBER 26
M iss F ra n c e s H ays, in d isc u ssin g
A B E N E D IC T IO N :— B e p e rfe c t, be of good c o m fo rt, be of one m in d , P u b lic O pinion a n d C hild W e lfa re
live in peace; a n d th e God of love a n d peace sh a ll be w ith you. C or, 1 3 :1 1 . p lead ed fo r a n in fo rm e d pu b lic an d
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