Tuesday, Ikvcmber 30, 1024
ASHLAND DALLY TIDINGS
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Airplanes Frighten
means of national defense is to lx? found in the heads of to the Governor in order to recover those held as piison-
Japan’s Game Animals
A S tlL A iW
D A I L 1 l i u i u v r o departuients_ the eabinet' members. And these men— ers. At the date of this occurrence quite a number of
________________________ (SatgbU shed in 1 8 7 6 )___________________ _ ~ Hughes and Works and Wilbur, in particular—should be > miners that had been mining on Josephine Creek and Big
T 0 K I0 , Dec. 29. — Unless the
anim als in the game reserves of
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
'supported hv an active conscience in Congress.
j Bar had taken part in the campaign. Rich Gulch had not
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Teganuma take more kindly to
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
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Cannot we, the people of the United States, give sup-;yet been discovered and the big rush had not yet taken
SOFIA, Dec. 30.— P re m a tu re 1 aviation, naval planes from the
r> r't~ R Q r e e r ........................... ..................................... -..Editor port to such a reasonable activity in Congress!
¡place. This occurred later in the fall, though the fortu-
inter is causing intense suffer-] nearby air station at Kasumi-
i.«orge Madden Green
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work8 f0T peace and the works for self defense,!nate meeting with Major Kearney, the entry of Major Al- W
ing among the scores of thous-l £aura may have to quit flying
O F IC IA L CITY paper ................................... v—-Teiephone^M J should go hand in hand. Neither should be permitted tojvord and his party of road viewers and General Lane on ands of refugees from Thrace and over the hunting ground.
|æ (>| } ie r
*>.a lered a t th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffice as Second C lass M ail M atter
his way to the mines, gave a .very respectable force to Macedonia now trying to exist in Many anim als, it was recently
discovered, were leaving the pre
Subscription P rice, D elivered in City
As we human beings have advanced in civilization, we prosecute this campaign, all of which was a very fortu Southern Bulgaria.
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So serious is the situation th at serves. It was found that the rea
1.95 have kept our bodies strong, in parallel with our minds. nate circumstance in aid of the Governor’s effort to set'
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the B ulgarian Government has son was th at they were frighten
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We have quit fighting in brawls, but we have not} if tie matters by treaty.
decreed th at henceforth no alien ed away by the noise of the sea
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The Indians promised to he good and to cease annoy is to be avowed to enter the coun planes flying over the district.
we have any common sense, any the less able fists to fight
By Mail and R ural R ou tes
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ing travelers over the California trail; they promised to try w ithout the consent of the I Protests were lodged by the
with, if there should be occasion.
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prefectual authorities, and, u n
So with the nation. We should have a national con-¡commit no more depredations against the whites and to State Departm ent.
b:x Months ............................................................................................
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some way Is found of induc
Dr.
Vateff,
who
has
ju
st
re
t .n j Year ...............................................................................................
science and a national 'understanding ready to accept any ¡remain on the north side of Rogue river. In return the turned from a tour of inspection less
ing the anim als to return and
peace machinery, and ready to cooperate in the building ¡Governor informally set apart a large area north of the of the refugee region, reports the stay on the reservation, orders
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES
$
.30
tm g le Insertion, per inch .............................................................
of peace ph
plans. But we should be equally alive to the need river, including the Table Rocks region and promised situation as appalling. There are will be issued forbidding the
Y early C ontracts
ihat the whites should not encroach upon their territory. five refugees to every native Bul- planes to fly over the preserve.
.27% of defense.
('•»« Insertion a week ...................................................................
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in the district. Most of them
Y i o Insertions a week ...................................................................
We have to be abreast of all that the world knows, Many details were worked out and a treaty was signed gar
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b elly insertion ..................................................................... -----.....
Canyon City— State fish hatch
have
no shelter and are scantily
which it was hoped would give peace to this disturbed ter .dressed.
R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous Advertising*
in
warfare.
ery.
costing $12,000, ready for
Scores are dying daily
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F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................ -...............................
ritory. There were a great many small tribes situated else from exposure and lack of nour service. Will supply 2,000 miles
We
must
have
the
means
of
making
use
of
our
men.
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Fech subsequent insertion, 8 point line — ............--............
1.00
where, on the Applegate and among the Siskiyous, on Cow ishment.
of Oregon stream s with trout fry,
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.02% We must have the means of making use of our seas and
Cfituarlee, per lino ........................................................................
3,500,000 yearly.
Although
the
refugees
have
crek
and
in
the
Illinois
valley
who
were
not
parties
to
-------i of our coasts. We must have the means of making use
come
from
adjoining
Jugo-Slavia
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
of our lanes. We must have the means of employing as this treaty and who refused to take any responsibility in they comprise more than a dozen , Grand Ronde — Map, costing
•‘All fu tu re events, w here an admission charge is made or a
Among these
there
were .. dailv acts of nationalities.
,
„ More than
. 40,000
.«««« several thousand dollars, filed
much chemical intelligence as would any possible enemy. these promises
t«iiiectiou taken is Advertising.
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No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
We must have the means of employing-skilful business aggression and annoyance by small parties of Indians Russians • alDne are included in showing 50,COO-acre holdings of
Oregon Coast Range Lum ber Co.,
DONATIONS
cooperation for the mobilization of commercial and iu who could not at all times be identified. Besides all this the lot.
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made in advertis
ihere were had Indians among the Rogue Rivers who se- The press is dem anding th at the successor to Spaulding-M iam lC o.
dustrial forces, in case of attack.
ing or Job printing— our contributions will be in cash.
Government take steps to care
We have the avenues of public opinion insisting on eretely connived with the outside parties.
for these refugees.
Especially
(To be Continued)
THE PRIMARY
the one extreme or the other—of national jingoism, or of I
bitter opposition newspapers a t
tack w hat they call the Govern
It is impossible to get a perfect nominating system. supine pacifism.
at each end of the village asking m ent’s “ lack of foresight” and
P H IL C O
1 he primary was adopted in consequence of popular dis-;
One statesman, one paper, one writer, one orator, will
drivers not to proceed through “crim inal negligence.”
gust with the high-geared abuses of the boss control con- ;us’,st that we, the people of the United States must be
the village unless it is absolutely
Diamond
vention system. It can not he denied that there are oc anned and equipped, solely with a view to possible fight-
necessary, and they are trying to
Grill
obtain legal powers to prevent the
vasional futilities, sterilites and inanities in the prim ary!-ng of every other nation. No tolerance is shown for in-
Ione — Morrow county Is to
invasion of those known in B rit have first thorough oil test, by
BATTERIES
system. It was devised by men—very human men at that, teroational amenities. No possibility is seen of interna-
ain as “ trippers.”
well
th
a
t
will
go
5,000
feet
if
for Radio or Car
in most instances.
tional adjustment of disputes. To them the only decent
They point out th a t the Sun necessary, and may cost $150,000.
$12.50 and up
The primary works better for the republican party nation is this nation. The. only people who are capable of
day services in the village church
VIENNA,
Dec.
30.
—
Eight
have been absolutely desecrated.
in Oregon than the democratic party. The democrats are respecting treaties is this people. No way is seen to ad-
Phileo B Batteries for
m
urders,
tw
enty-three
attem
pted
H undreds of people walk into the
nut well represented as a primary party. The democrats, injt of reasonable understandings, to settle disputes by
your Radio.
m urders and many dynam ite ou t building, look around to see if
register as republicans and there is the handicap to the| anything
© hut war or threats of war.
W. L. Douglas
rages are attrib u ted to a bomb Princess Mary is there and then
When vou buv a Phileo,
system. The primary works well where the people keep
Another statesman, another paper, another writer, throw ing gang of young men now stroll out again. Those who do
SHOES
vou buv battery reliabil
another orator, will he for doing nothing that would ad standing th eir trials at Budapest. not go in chatter noisily in the
themselves informed.
for
tlie
men
Styling themselves the “ Awak church yard and peer through the
ity.
It might be possible, and we offer this merely as a mit of the possibility of war. Not a drop of blood must
who want quality and
ening
M agyars,” the gangsters windows.
suggestion, to shorten the primaiy and make it apply he shed under any circumstances, except by the other fel- are said to have been led by. Josef
wear
Recently, when- the Princess
t o offices only on which the people can easily inform low’. Not a man is to be armed, or to be trained in the use Marffly, a young bank official of was attending a communion ser
The Ashland
ihemselves. This shorter ballot, however, has never been of arms, ot a man is to be able to know his right foot tw enty-four. None of the gang is vice, the clergym an had to stop
popular with the people and we doubt if the people of from his left. Both cheeks are to be turned, continuously. more than tw enty-four years old, the service and request a number
Electric Shop
Oregon would take to it. The shorter ballot would mean
This is not the way we make ourselves self respecting and moat of its members belong of women visitors who were w alk
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Shoe Shop
the ranks of the “ intelligen- ing about the church to leave.
more appointive offices and that is always met with sus- men and women. It is not the way we make a self res- to
sia.”
The villagers say: “The poor
picion and open opposition.
pecting nation.
The police have tauten the most Princess is dlmost a prisoner in
It cannot he said that the shorter ballot has risen to
If we are wise, we will he as “ able,” as the other fel- elaborate precautions to protect her own home. People ought to
ihe dignity of an issue in Oregon. The politicians object ¡¡Ow, in knowledge of the means of national maintenance witnesses for the prosecution have more decency than to make
AT T H E C L O SE
to it because it abbreviates their opportunities for under- and of defense. And in addition, we will always go a little against the efforts of the accused the place a peep show.”
intim idate them.
OF THE YEAR
cover deals and enhances the power of the governor, farther than the other fellow, toward keeping the peace. to Among
the charges form ulated
Tidings Ads brings results.
Where a state is liable to have a democratic governor
against the gang is th a t it filled
1924
once in a while, the politician does not take kindly to mag A BANNED WORD IN THE ENGLISH VOCABULARY a metal box with dynam ite and
ft
we wish to express to our many friends our sincere
nifying the patronage part of his office. The fact is that
During the recent electoral campaign in England a placed it behind a rnirrow in the
ihe governor of Oregon has very little power now too minister known as “ the fighting parson” was addressing hall of the Elizabeth Theatre Club
appreciation of their confidence, friendship and
where a banquet was to be held.
little. He should make all these appointments and should a campaign meeting. In the audience was a shopkeeper, The device was so cleverly m anip
patronage, during the year that is closing and wish
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Largest
Stock
for each one an abundance of all goodjhings for the
who was also something of a Shakespearean scholar. Tak ulated th a t it exploded ju st as all
be held responsible for them.
the guests assembled, with the
Nevertheless, the people are attached to the principle ing his words from Richard III, he shouted .
vear
of
Window
Glass
result
th
a
t
eight
persons
were
of the direct primary and will resent any movement or
“ Who made thee a bloody minister?”
1925
killed and tw enty three serious
in Ashland
measure that might, under the guise of “ strengthening the
A free-for-all fight followed, in which the unfortu ly
injured.
* direct primary,” have the deeper purpose of destroy ing it. nate shopkeeper was not only badly pummeled by the In addition to this outrage, the
Books and
If the republican leaders in the state are well advis speaker, but also hv an army colonel who came to his men are charged with an attem pt
Toilet Goods—
J.
O.
RIGG
Stationery
Drug
Sundries
to bomb the law courts, the
ed they will approach this problem with caution and man support
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building of the Czecho-Slovakian
ifest a w’illingness to take the public into consideration
In a suit for personal damages, which followed, the Consulate,
the palace of the
and confidence. If any bill should be passed at the ap parson defended himself on the ground that the insult was French A m b assad o r, 'and with
proaching session materially to alter the direct primary of such a gross character as to merit physical resentment. w riting letters, threatening m ur
it should carry a referendum clause, and go to the people
der, to the French Ambassador
And the court upheld him in that view .
for their approval or rejection.
From which it may he inferred that to refer to an and to the H ungarian Foreign
other as “ bloody” in England is as dangerous as the use Minister.
The progress of the trials is
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK
in America of an epithet reflecting oh one’s parentage.
c a u sn g an enormous sensation
Letters-and circulars sent out by eastern financial
throughout the country.
houses generally predict favorable business conditions for
Famous last-words: “ If I wish to keep my feminine
3925. Reports from all sections of the United States are friends, th at’s my business.”
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the basis of these predictions. They are backed further
by government reports. The department of commerce
Australia punishes those who don’t vote. Here they
has just issued a bulletin which makes these statements: get punished either way.
“ That the commodity price index based on 200 com
modities in general use, is the same as it was one year ago
A business revival usually brings a new demand for LONDON, Dec. 30. — Although
Princess Mary (Viscountess Les-
shears for lamb clipping.
today.
celless),
only daughter of the
“ That the cost of living figures are the same as they
English rulers, loves her country
were a year ago.
It pays to lie honest. Think how much annoying pub home, Goldsborough Hall, in
It is the time of year for preparation for renewed
“ That prices being received by the farmer for his licity the big grhfters get.
Y orkshire, she may have to re
business activity- All over Oregoy men are getting
move to London on account of the
product are far better.
ready for the new year's ivork. Continued prosperity
persistent attention of picknlck-
“ That the prices the farmer pays for the things he
Pioneering in Southern Oregon
is before us. There will be demand for tools, for sup
ers and curiosity mongers.
must use have been reduced materially, and his financial
She chose Goldsborough as the
by C. B. Watson
plies and materials.
status placed almost on a level with the man of industry.”
birthplace of her second son on
The National bank of commerce of New York, in a
account of its quiet and restfu l
(Contin'ued from December 29)
ness.
But the sightseers have
circular issued December 19, says:
The long distance lines of The Pacific Telephone
“ The Indians have been completely whipped in every changed all th at. The Princess
“ The business outlook for 1925 is good. Buying is fight. Some fifty of them have been killed, many wound
and Telegraph Company offer a quick and easy means
now stir out in the vil
increasing all along the line from the users of raw mater ed and thirty taken prisoners. Major Kearney has been cannot
lage w ithout being surrounded
of communication between supplier and consumer.
ials to the consumers of finished products and the major in the saddle for more than ten days, scouring the country by groups who have driven in
Many wholesale firms are handling a large volume of
industries are operating at gradually increasing rates.
all over the N orth of Eng
and pouncing on the enemy wherever he found him. Never from
sales by long distance. Use of our long distance lines
The year 1925 may well measure up to the activity of has an Indian country been invaded with better success land and consequently she does
not
stir
now
outside
the
gates.
*923, which should be regarded as satisfactory. Farmers
will promote the buying and selling of Oregon products.
nor at a better time. The establishment of a garrison in Sunday a t Goldsborough has
are paying their debts and many of them now are in a
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A
recently become a pandemonium
this
district
will
be
necessary
for
the
preservation
of
position moderately to increase expenditures both for
peace. That alone and a good agent here, and we shall to the extent th a t the people of
Start the year right by laying your plans for a share
their farming operations and for comforts.”
the village have had to make a
have no more trouble in this quarter. As for our prisoners, protest. They have posted notices
of the business developed in Oregon and the west this
A note of caution is sounded by this authority, in a
the Major is anxious to have them turned over to the peo
year. The use of our long distance lines will prove ad
reference which it makes to a determined effort in somfe
ple of Oregon, to be delivered to the Superintendent of
vantageous to you, as it has to others. The results ob
quarters to establish a boom psychology. The corrective,
Indian affairs; but no citizen could be found who was
it points out, is careful attention to facts rather than to
tained are prompt and satisfactory.
willing to take charge of them. Consequently he conclud
prognostications of professional optimists.
ed to take them to San Francisco with him and send thém
Now, there you are. The time is ripe. The condi
THE
We want to make it possible for you to talk to any
tions are laid. We can have a good year in business and from there to Oregon.”
General Lane and Major Kearney’s command kept
r*
one, anywhere, anytime. Every Bell station is a long
industry’. But we must keep our feet on the ground. We
company until they reached the mines at Yreka, when the
must keep out of the boom business. We must work in
distance station..
A
General himself concluded t-o return to Oregon, took
telligently and manage well. Then there will be employ charge of the prisoners, and, by chance meeting Governor
HOT WATER
ment for all and prosperity for all throughout the com Gaines at the crossing of Rogue river, he delivered them
BOTTLE
ing year.
to that officer. At that time the offices of Governor and is mounled in one piece
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, were combined in the and guaranteed for two
A REAL PEACE PLAN
It is not fair to put the burden of promoting national one person, so that the Governor was tiie proper person, years.
Price $2.50
defense upon the “ services” of the United States govern to have charge of them and the General was glad to be
rid
of
them.
The
Qovemor
at
once
proceeded
to
call
the
ment. Too often it seems that the only way we can get ac
• Others as low as $1.00
tivity in the interest of the national government is to Indians in for the purpose of trying to accomplish treaty
have such interested “ services” giving out propaganda. relations. Having in his charge a large number of Indian
There is not sufficient activity in Congress. Each con prisoners, including a number of women and children ren
gressman has his own axe to grind. There is not suffi dered he task of getting the Indians together easier. McNair Brothers
cient activity in the White House. The President has his Some of the tribes about Cow Creek and the ‘ ‘ Sisco moun
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many burdens. He must be a political juggler, balancing tain” refused to come in and thè convention was chiefly
with the Rogue Rivers, who had suffered severely in the
one consideration against another.
i'
The legitimate place for activity in promoting the campaign just closed and were ready to promise anything
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