AMTUTO BjUfct f t t S t t t
Friday, Îtocember
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS4 union that menaces B ritish rule in india
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Mahatmi Ghandi, the great spiritual leader and
This is Ashlands
— j teacher of India, recently completed a twentyone-dav fast
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Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
a
personal
penance
inflicted
because
some
of
his
follow
What It Wants
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
ers had been guilty of acts of violence.
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On
the
day
the
fast
was
completed
a
notable
gather
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was making
1 j . i ered at the Ashland, Oregon Postoffice as Second Class Mall Matter galow
. . . . , in Delhi in which Ghandi
,
- his home, , i BERW ICK , Pa., Dec. 26. —
Outside were several thousand people anxiously awaiting Uncle Sam, hard - headed business
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one of th e S outh
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e Month
DURLIN, Dec. 26. — D rastic
’l m ee Months
1.95 was recited a prayer from the Koran, this being the En- props,’’ from navigable rivers
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restriction
s on th e consum ption
and bayous in F lorida, A labam a,
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of
liquor
in the Irish F ree State
M ississippi, L ouisiana and Texas,
LONDON, Dec. 26. — London’s
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God,
the
most
compassionate
and
most
merciful,
the
are
accum
u latin g as the govern
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as a m enace to navigation.
A
creator and sustainer of the universe, the one object of half m illion d ollars have been ex m en t’s In toxicatin g Liquor bill fem ale ’’R affles,’’ heroine of sev
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worship from whom alone comes help to mankind, guide pended in years past in an effort progresses through its stages.
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W aterloo and been “sent up’’
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us in the right path of those who are favored by thee.’ to clear the rivers of th e plant, M inister
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tw enty-one m onths.
P etite,
of Ju stice, during the
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That
bitter
hatred
of
Musselman
for
Hindu
and
Hin-
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a“nual
-?port
°f
the
auburn-haired, fashionably dres
R a tes for L egal and M iscellaneous A dvertising
C hief of E n gin eers, U n ited S tates course of debates, foreshadow ed
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du for Mussleman has been one of the chief supports of Arm y, recom m ending allotm en ts a big reduction in the h u ge num sed in stolen raim ent, she wept
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British governance in India. And the imperial leaders for im proving n avigation on har ber o f saloon s th roughout the p ath etically in court.
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For three years she had been
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rivers, an additional country. He told m em bers o f the
shadow
ed by d etectives, alw ays
_
Senate that th e general feelin g
fying their domination #on the ground that it was the only >40,000 is asked for to continue of
the country w as that 15,000 su spected, but alw ays sufficiently
“A ll fu tu re even ts, w h ere an adm ission eharge is m ade or a surety for peace, that a withdrawal of the British forces th e work of destroyin g th e w ater
saloon
s w as a num ber gro ssly in clever to avoid capture. And then
plants d u rin g the com ing year.
t*. I. se t is a taken is A d vertisin g.
would hut release the natives to tear one another to The w ater hyacin th s are found excess o f reasonable requirem ents Just a piece of bad luck led to her
N o discou nt w ill be allow ed R eligiou s or B en evolent orders.
undoing.
pieces.
( in the fresh -w ater stream s in var w h ile m em bers of the licen sin g
DONATION»
Chris8ie Deardon specialized in
th em selves w ere of the opin
No douations to ch arities or otfaerwlss w ill bs mad« in advertis-
But under the inspiring leadership of Ghandi the hos- j Ious parts of the St*tes
the trade
ion that th e huge num ber of the robberies from flats, and her loot
HJi i r job p r istin e — our cou trlb u tloas w ill be in cash.
tile elements are being reconciled on the simple ground' Mi88isslppl and the Gulf of Mexi saloon s produced too keen a stru g w as jew elry, or expensive appar
of patriotism and toleration.
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au,f,clen' gle for existence.
el. A lw ays garbed in the height
WALL STREET IS JUMPY
o
f fash ion , sh e would w alk, un
A m ong som e of the restriction s
And therein is the greatest menace to the future of times th ey have becom e a serious
The money center of the United States, in other words
noticed, into a building filled
British rulership in that country.
I Obstruction to n avigation on the already adopting is one providing
w ith high-class fla ts, and ring the
Wall Street, is suffering from too much speculation. And
for
the
elosin
g
o
f
a
ll
saloon
s
on
St. Joh n ’s, W ithlajcoochee, Cal
St.
P
a
trick
’s
Day,
so
there
is
a
bell at one o f the doors. If there
sj>cculation, used in this tone of being harmful, is due al-
oosam atchee and K issim ee rivers
AGE OP REGULATION
was
any answ er, she would ask
th e
and th eir trib utaries, in Florida probability that in fu tu re
> ost entirely to having too much money. The boy with
im
pu
lsive q u estions about an im
There are a good many people setting upea howl be and on num erous bayous ant: Sham rock w ill have to be drow n
loo much money, jingling in his pocket, gets into trouble
aginary
sister.
cause everything is regulated. They are old-fashioned. sm aller stream s th roughout the ed in non-alcoholic beverages.
So does the man. Only he apparently falls differently
B ut if nobody answered, after
The G overnm ent's ch ief con ten
other S tates.
Everything
is
regulated.
Everything
will
continue
to
be
a
prolonged period, sh e would
tion
for
the
adoption
of
th
e
new
Irom the boy. And-so with men in the mass, only they fall
regulated, and what is more, everything will bo more T he hyacinth is not a native of bill is that it w ill do aw ay w ith raise the beading in th e ligh t of
differently again. ‘‘Wall Street,” as an expression for
th e South, but w as carried there
a great deal o f the e x istin g pov the door, break the sm all glass
i be bulk of the money in the United States that is avail closely and carefully regulated. The government is an in som e m anner fifty years ago erty
am ong th e w orking classes. panel, place the pieces in her
agency of the people and it is a part of the business of and since then has grow n an c
able for investment, is wobbly. It has had too much
handbag, and then, slipping her
government to regulate everything for the best interests spread rapidly, as it is propaga
slender hand through th e aper
money.
ted not on ly by seed s but by roots
of the people.
ture, draw back the latch and
Wall Street has been careful. It will not invest in
and stem s, carried alon g by the
We
have
had
an
era
of
unbridled
business.
We
have
give h erself the "open sesam e.’’
slu g g ish currents. B efore opera
certain opportunities, because it looks at them askance.
Her proceeds ranged from >400
had men scramble for supremacy in every line of human tion s w ere started for its rem oval
There is something wrong with them. And Wall Street
to > 10,000.
endeavor and the result has been that we had largely come it not in freq u en tly so blocked the
lias been thrifty. It exists because it has not been, since
One day. when C hrissie w as ex
rivers w ith flo a tin g m asses of
to
hate
each
other.
Since
we
began
regulating
we
under
p
loitin
g her custom ary m ethod,
the war, over-spending.
flow ers that navigation w as ser
stand
that
every
man
has
the
same
deal,
and
as
long
as
the door of an adjacen t flat open
It is jingling its money.
io u sly im peded, and th e raftin g of
ed, and a lady inquired w hat
that deal is square he is not going to blame his competit logs, on w hich th e lum ber in
And having money to jingle always means that the
she
w as doing. C hrissie gave the
dustry w a s dependent, ;was at
HONOLULU, Dec. 26. — That
ordinary balance of economic sense is lost. It is nervous, ors. Competitors are now associated together and the pri tim
usual reply, but th e lady recog
es en tirely stopped.
airp lane flig h t from H onolulu
nized her as having been on a
‘ jumpy.” It looks for chances to spend this money, and mary reason they are doing so is because they all pay the D uring th e fiscal year ju st an
to A u stralia very probably w ill
same
prices,
all
pay
the
same
freight
rates,
all
pay
the
sim
ilar errand in the building a
being jumpy, it occasionally spends it far worse than it
ended G overnm ent en gin eers car be attem pted by the U nited S tates
same
delivery
charges,
the
same
clerk
hire,
and
that
the
m onth before, and rang for the
ried on a ru th less cam paign to N aval Air Service, In conjunction
would ordinarily, using its usual tests of judgment.
janitor.
difference
in
their
station
is
the
difference
in
their
ability
eradicate the plant, and th e U. with the m auvers of th e U nit
Wall Street, having these jumpy nerves, seized the
C hrissie m ade a run for It, but
to
deliver
the
goods.
Afte/-
all,
the
only
difference
in
S. S. H yacinth and the barge ed S tates fle e t in H awaiian waters
very obvious fact that Coolidge was elected and would
w as caught.
Chene have been in steady op era
Spring and its subsequent
continue his saving and sane policies, as an evidence of their ability to deliver. This is something that we have tion; besides, good - sized sum s v next
isit to th e A ntipodes, w as the
what should have been already evident, that the economic never attempted to regulate and which never can be, but w ere spent by in d ivid u als and opinion voiced by Navy officers Discovery Forecasts
Insulin Manufacture
securities of the nation were sound. And the buyers, in the man who can deliver easily has no right to special transp ortation com panies 'inter at a recent m eetin g of th e Pan-
the Street, went wild to show their sudden discovery. And privileges any more than the man who delivers poorly ested in rem oving the plants from P acific Union held in th is city
^HICAGO, Dec. 26. — D iscov
section s of th e rivers. for th e purpose o f d iscu ssing
nearly every week since then they have gone wild on should he penalized. The only way we can have absolute particular
ery of the m ethod o f isolatin g
H ow to g et rid of the plants has plans for a ’Round - th e - P acific
ly equal rights is to regulate every business.
the active elem en t in Insulin by
something else.
been a problem th at has taken fligh t.
Some
think
this
is
a
step
in
government
ownership.
Dr. A rthur Locke, of St. L u ke’s
The values that Wall Street discovers, if true, have
con sid erable
experimentatipni.
L etters from air officers of both
H ospital, u ltim ately w ill resu lt in
It
is
not.
It
is
simply
the
people
using
their
fabroc
of
gov
P
lans
for
a
v
essel
and
a
crushin
g
the Arm y and N avy expressed • th e i
.
been true before the discovery, and should have been dis
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the
m anufacture o f artificial or
ernment
for
the
purpose
of
insuring
a
square
deal
and
plant w ere abandoned after t h e b elief th at auch a flig h t via P al-
..
,
counted gradually, instead of so suddenly. Xnd the val
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syn th etic in su lin so that this treat-
schem e had proven u n satisfactory, m yra, Phoenix
equal opportunity for everybody.
Islands, Samoa,
m ent for diabetic sufferers may
ues, if false, are being paid for out of this accumulated
and spraying w ith a solu tion of F iji and N ew C aledonia is entire
be
obtained much cheaper than
surplus, often by men who could far better gamble in
arsenic w as tried w ith success, ly practicable and
w ithin
the
at presen t, according to an a n
Many
a
man
ought
to
be
taken
into
drvdock
and
have
but abandoned because it proved capability of m achines now in ex
something else than their private fortunes.
nouncem ent at the U n iversity of
the barnacles scraped*off. He’s been too long at sea.
in ju riou s to cattle w hich fed on istence.
(Established in is? « )
M a rk e t Basket
TO NAVIGATION IS
FOUGHT BY U S ARMY
ERIN IÜ RESTRICT
OF
FEMALE ‘ W F IE S ”
I
AFTER THREE Y M S
T
NEXTJWVAL FEAT
th e plant.
At the present tim e the stream s
are being kept clear by a hyacin
th elevator, con sistin g of a ca
tam aran scow , w ith conveyor and
a large grapple, operated by a
POLITICALLY GERMANY REMAINS UNSTABLE
One of the prime properties of truth is its resum p
Chancellor Marx will remain in office in Germany un tive power. Crush it and it will rise again.
til the new roichstag meets in January. All efforts to form
a combination out of the Chinese puzzle of parties that
The bee lives longer in his sunny hour than the tor-
would command a certain majority have failed.
hoisting engine.
toise in all his toilsome years.
WTiat will happen when the new parliament actually
Thieves Destroy Fine
takes office is more uncertain than the weather in Winter.
Collection of Relics
The present government called the recent election in
the hope of getting a clear verdict from the people either
W ASHINGTON, Dec. 26. —
in the direction of the Right or of the Left.
The collection of Indian relics of
Sam uel C. Jayne, one of th e best
Instead the final returns showed little modification
in the S tate, has been broken up
from the present deadlock. While the extremists at both
by th ieves, d estroying th e fru its
endrf lost considerable strength in the reichstag, the divi
o f m ore than forty years' c o lle ct
sion between those parties pledged to the republic and
ing.
Mr. Jayne began early In
those loyal to the monarchy and working for a return
th e 80s to m ake th e collection ,
w hich consisted of pottery, arrow
thereof remained about the same.
heads and tom ahaw ks found along
And neither has a majority without the aid of the
th e river va lley in th is section.
Centrist or Catholic Party, of which Chancellor Marx is
The collection w as kept in a
a member.
building near
his hom e,
and
w hen he w ent to look at it he
discovered m ost of it had been
taken by th ieves.
HUNTING JOBS
The legislature meets in this state shortly and there
will be about ten times a s many men wanting jobs as can
get them. At the beginning of every’ term of office the
official is besieged by applications for jobs. The places
do not pay well, but some way they are very attractive.
But this is not a condition indigenous to Oregon. Tt is
so in every state in the union. Governor Hartley of Wash
ington declares that he has 5,000 applications for jobs.
Men have tried to analyze why there is such a rush
loi state jobs. It has been said that it was because many
of the men had failed in private business. This may be
one explanation for some of them but not for all. Do
they lack initiative? Possibly some do, and yet many
of them take a man’s interest in business affairs and are
influential in the city. Some of them may be actuated
by a desire for an easy job, but not all of them, because
seme of them are hard workers. Patronage has been the
most dangerous thing ever handled by an official, and the
reason it is dangerous is that where it pleases one, it dis
pleases ten.
We might as well admit that this question of state
< mployment is insoluble. Men are working in the state
1 ouse today, dozens of them, for a good deal less than
they can get in other places. The same is true of the wom
en. Many of the women are working for half what they
could get in commercial life. There is some kind of at
traction, some kind of secret nrge that makes men desire
public service. It isn’t fair to say thdy are human fail-
i res; it isn Ltair to say they are afteF soft snaps because
«! great majority of them are not. Only here and there is
just simply the desire to serve in a public way.
Personally we do not think this desire is open to
criticism. It is a legitimate ambition to want to serve the
state in any way, and men have a right to aspire to such
offices. We are only discussing why so many of them as
pire to positions that pay less than they can get in pri
vate life.
Steam Roller ‘Gtes Even’
with Ex-Pastor Mayor
DONVILLE, 111., Dec. 26. __
The Flapper and Her Father
DrinUnf, Smoking and Petting Partie» Tra d an
Parent to Aekt "Can I Tract My Danglitor ”
flapper pursmng her quest for
freedom too far has led at least
one father to ask for guidance in
protecting her from herself.
“ How, ’ he asks, “ can a girl remem
ber her home training when the young
men she meets take her into an atmo
sphere o f raw gin, cigarettes, the dose
contacts of the modern danqjs, mid
night motor rides and so-called "petting
parties? ’ ’’
This well-to-do businessman, shocked
by the sudden discovery of the social
dangers surrounding his daughter, has
written for January S mart S et an out
spoken article telling the actual perils
he sees his carefully-trained girl pa eying
through. “ Can I trust my daughter
to trust herself,” he asks, and adds that
“ I don’t doubt that millions of fathers
all over the country are asking them-
» elves the same thing without daring
to put the question in words.”
One of the occurrences that alarmed
him is thus described:
“ The young crowd, daughters and
sons of neighbors, all nice enough
people, were gathered at the house for
an impromptu dance. Our girl went
into the kitchen and made a large
pitcher of what we supposed was
orangeade. Without the least thought
oi spying on them in any way, but
solely because it was a hot evening and
I was thirsty, I took a glass of the stuff
ysstf wWJe the children were dancing.
»
• kick like a mule— I learned
Out aeariy a quart of gfn
T
oe
Mayor Thurm an F . Shouse, form
er M ethodist m inister, is trying
to prevent street paving Sundays.
He received a shock w hen he
found a steam roller and force of
m en drow ning ou t the services at
J the Grace M ethodist Church, his
last charge, before being gran t
ed leave to serve as Mayor.
had gone into it—and the young fellow In Town—
whom I asked about it, tbs son of ons
Mr. and Mrs. R. R u ssell of S is
of my best friends, admitted with a
kiyou
w ere in tow n W ednesday
laugh that the contents of all the boys’
on
business.
flasks had gone into it, ‘To put some
pep in the evening.'
“ M y wife had a-talk with our daw h-
ter about that, and the girl admitted in
tears that she had had only one gUw of
the mixture herself, but that if we mads
a fuss about it the crowd wouldn't
come to the house any more, but would
go to the houses of other girls whose
parents were less strict.
“ What are we to do?” the father
questions, and answers:
“ Ia m a ta lo ssto k n o w . Prohibition,
of any sort, would be worse than use
less. I can’t cut her off from her friends,1
and whatever I may forbid in my own !
house they are certain to do somewhereI
rise, if they'wish.
“ The otljer day I put my arm about I
my daughter’s shoulder and said, ‘ You
know, dear girl, it would kill me to see
any harm come to y o u / And in reply I
to that, she asked, ‘ Why, Dad, oaxrt?
you trust me? ’
j
“ I’ve been asking myself that q u es-!
tion ever since. ‘ Can I trust her?' Not}
her honesty, not her fineness, but h e r ,
strength under the abnormal conditions I
which surround her. In other words i
extract .
ing’s thrill from playing with the pro
roundest emotions of bum»« » ¿ L e ,
enee?”
Jè,
A Feature Page
For Telling the
Cooks About the
Good Eatables
added that it could not be predict
ed how much tinje m ay be re
quired before a rtificial prepara
tion of the product can ba ao-
com plished.
WOULD BE THUG IS
REMANDED TO TOMBS
NEW YORK, Dec. 2«.— Bern
Sirro, California youth who de
manded >50,000 from Mrs. W.
K. Vanderbilt, because, as he told
police, he thought
she
m ight
“com e across’’ with carfare for
him to get hom e in tim e to cele
brate Christm as with his fo m lly
was arraigned yesterday, and upon
failure to furnish bond was re
m anded to the tombs.
We have a gee« job »rtottog 4«-
» a r tM t.
*
We still have a few sacks
of
Hard Wheat Flour
at
$8.95 per barrel
New Petite Prunes
4 lb«. 25o;
17 lb« 11.00
Good Newtown Apple«
Per box. $1.60
4 large rolls toilet paper
25c --
Good candy pails 15c each
Plaza Market
•1 N.
» . A.
Ask your neighbor
ABOUT
Sally Ann and
Golden Sheaf
Bread
Then try a loaf
Chicago.
The lon gest jum p in th is itin
1 000 I Dr' Julius Stei8litz. head of the
erary is
approxim ately
__¡d epartm ent of chem istry, said that
m iles, and the opinion w as ex
positive progress has been m ade
pressed that such a distance could
by Dr. Locke in obtaining more
easily be negotiated by present-
potent product from in su lin ”, but
day m achines of long distance fly
ing types
It also developed th at th e War
D epartm ent is now w orking on
airplanes w hich are expected to
do 3,000 m iles across w ater, witb
razier fc on
a m axim um of security for their
personnel;
such m achines w ill
m ake the flig h t from San F ran
cisco or S eattle to H onolulu with
Alfalfa, hay, grain and
ease.
straw; wheat scratch, feed
P lans for the estab lish m en t in
H onolulu of a huge airplane re
oats, barley. Anything in
pair p lan t for A rm y m achines,
capable of hand ling all repair and
the feed line.
reconstruction work for m achines
of the H aw aiian and P hilippine
departm ents have been ten ta tiv e
Cherro Flour and a full
ly proposed to local business men
and T erritorial officials and are
line of first class groceries
m eetin g w ith favor.
It is probable that the Gover
nor m ay be asked sh ortly to set
asid e a track of T erritorial land
in th e K ew alo district, a new
w aterfront area, for such a plant.
F R A a æ R & S O N
Space su fficien t for a large land
M t««o 3 14 — 8 8 » R. M ato Stx
ing and takin g-off field , a s w ell
as h a lf a dozen large m achine
shops, w ill be necessary, and the
plant w ill have to be located dir
ectly on the w aterfront, w ith im
m ediate access to ocean steam ers.
The plant would m ean a great
We all enjoyed a huge Christmas dinner, but
savin g in tim e and expense both
to the H aw aiian and P hilipp ine
dinners for Sunday and also New Year’s Day
departm ents, w hich m ust now
demand extra spreads.
send all repair jobs, save very
m inor ones, to th e m ainland. It
would furnish em p loym ent for ap
proxim ately 500 sk illed m echan
ics
has the choicest meats and poultry for these
Li thia Bakery
F
S
Cakes, Pastries and
Bread
for the Holiday
Feasts
The
EAGLE MARKET
occasions. Phono us for suggestions.
Www onthtjHQf*
At the VINING
SATURDAY ONLY
Buy It M
Schuerman’s
,