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I ed — that this will be prdVed a fraternal nation/ We have N O lfC B ob s h e r if f s sals
j "‘agencies of hope” that lead us to this.co®elusion. They < BY V Ig T U B of ah ituehm ent
execution duly i*kue<f ‘out Of àud
i are such institutions as the social welfare and service or under the seal of (he Ciroult
ganizations; the press and radio; the church, the home, Court for - the ..State of Oregon
for Jayson County/ dated Sep
and the schools.
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Educators are already at the task; They* sensed the tember' 14. 1 8Î6 , tn a certain
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R u jaeeS Manager ; situation and forborne time iu conference groups the sub action therein wherein the Ash
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land Lumber Company; a cor
ject o f character development and citizenship training poration, ' recovered Judgment
lias received their- attention. It is a program not of talk against Johd Hellner for the
hut of action. Already many have translated their think sum of three hundred seven and
ing into courses of study for definite instruction. Others 36-100 (« 3 0 7 .8 0 dollars and the
further sum of Thirty-two and
are following.
Education is the greatest single foe of crime. The 25-100 («««.««) dollars, coets
and diaburaements, which judg
mass of the vicious, destructive and criminal are from less ment was enrolled and docketed
educated levels. The exceptions are so few as to be con- In
, the Clerk’* office of said Court
spicuous. Education is the inspiration of reason and rea In said County on the 38th day
of February, 1034.
son inspires respect for" order.
There can he no liberty without law. If we are to be NOT1CB IS HBRBBY GIVEN
come more of a law-abiding nation we will first, recognize that pursuant to the term* of
said execution, I w ill, on Sat
the necessity of having our educational institutions o r -. urday. the -J7th day of October,
ganized ns training camps for citizenship and second, A." D„ 1*25, kt the hour of
make provision that our young people eome under their 10:00 O’clpck A. H., a t the front
door of the Court House, In the
influence.
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of Jacksonville, County of
It Is a defense program of no meàn proportions to d City
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worthy the aggressive support of our better "citizenry.
W H A T CONSTITUTES AD VER TISIN G
,**A11 future event*, where an admission charge is made or *
collection taken la Advertising.”
Ns discount w ill be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
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IMINATIONS
ro donations to charitiesor otherwise will be made la advertía
Joh prlnting-^our contributions w ill ba in cash.
SEPTEM BER 1«, 19SB
TR U TH MAKES F R E E . — Then said Jesus, if y * continue in
my arord, then are yet my dtsciples indeed; and ye shall know the
truth, and the truth shall make you free.,John 8:31-32.
PRAYER: — May thy word, O God, ever be stored up In our
hearts that we may not tain against thee. Then lh a ll we be free in
deed and joy shall abound.
ters of political control, as it is in most other human prob
lems. George H. Fairchild, editor o f the Manila Times and
a representative of the American class in the Far East
that believes firmly in the right of the Occident to rule
the Orient because whites are better than yellows, in the
current number of the American Review of Reviews makes
fui^af the “ intelligentzia” in Asia. He saytf that the noise
they make is out of all proportion to their number or au
thority antTlhat the rising tide of color baa been stimu
lated bv the pens of American and European writers.
Mr. Fairchild is himself an example of the pimply j
arrogant use of power, as unintelligent aft is mheh of the
radicalism of the anti-governmental sort. The premise to
his argument that the United States should not leave the
Philippines is that it is to thè interest of Americans to
stayth ere, It is the “ practical opposite” to |h e other
extreme, roe theory that the Filipinos are quite incapable
of ¿ovyriuitg themselves. And the Fairchild argument
at leaist requires no proof. It is to the advantage of certain
Ameripjgas to Stay in the Philippines. Doubtless ttjey will
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- A keep the T United
T», itû.l Miaina
lie inflhentiaV
States ttini-n
there
until some local change among the natives shall bring
force, enough to
A m erica influences« ■A_i.
AMERICA HO OPPRESSOR
A t least wo in the United States have this advant
age, that our Government is tactful enough to avoi^l per
m itting the formation.of a definite economic “ interest”
in favor of Philippine independence.
The imposition of most Europe control on native
population has broken on the rocks of a counter economic
interest.
The Riffs struggle against Spain, natives fight against
Great Britain or Italy or some other European power be
cause they are treated with economic brutality, as well as
political degradation.
The American Government lias no offense of this sort
to face in the Philippine Islands. The Filipinos have a
fair economic opportunity. As long as this is true, the
question of political freedom or independence is regarded
as academic. The most of the Filipinos regard the objects
of Quezon and Ozmpna and Rojas as not worth fighting
for. They spend their energies in talking.
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mitchell hasty i t f grabbihg evidence
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It is interesting to note that while skilled airmen in
both the army and the navy departments of the United
States service are warm as ever in their insistence that
thp “ air” should be given special attention by the Ameri-
can govemmept, they are controverting, one at a time,
the pieces of evidence that Colonel Mitchell is bringing
to support his views,
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It appears that Mitchell is going utterly wild in l i i s
attempt to supjiort what may be an entirely correct posi-
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Whether there should be a separate air “ depart
ment” is partly a matter of service, partly of admiiwfc-
tration, and partly of expense. No single .answer can be
given by the government — it must be given with a dbn-
si deration of nil these factors.
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Of course there could be no quibbling about expense,
for instance, if the present administration were destroy
ing lives.
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But Colonel Mitchell’s attempts to tie up the loss of
life with the manner of administration of thè' department
seems entirely to have failed. There has been no differ
ence in opinion between the “ air men” and the “ ground
has lieen due to the air vs. ground distinction. I
to the plaee of beginning.
GASOLINE and oil Ignite easily
and once afire cause untold
“ Pass it along to everyone if
destruction. Accidents often
possible," writes Landon Taylor, ] call for heavy damage*.
Dorchester, Iowa.
" I hope it
The use of automobiles and
w ill help others the same
tracks as a means of transpor
myself.
Every morning I was
dizzy and could hardly, waitJL tation bave iacreased the farm
er's hazard. z ,
bat now I feel fine. I nQ>er
thought the change possible in
■You need not take the chance
of tods when, at a low cost,
Ì Ì B È R T - M Ò S E S : taking your pills.” FOLEY
PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for
the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company w ill asRuqxe yenr risk
the kidneys,_ flush the kidneys
and provide you with sound
If you don't want your Idol and Increase the amount of waste
indemnity in time ef mlafor-
shattered, don't marry It.
matter carried out of your syv
tern.
Sold everywhere.
After the wedding bells cornu
Insure today — and protect
the cash register bells.
the money you have Invested
in motor equipment.
Mopkeys chatter and say noth Small saddles for boyg.
ing, which only goes to back up and girls to ride to school
Darwin.
örd of Mias M *ry Brow»*. f o l
low California*, who last r u r
reached the s q m l-flu a tro f the
woidea's tehnl* changtOtoAl» sad
the final* of the golf title event
with a spaas vM month*.
advice* (torn the Coast would
indicate, there 1» every llk e ll.
hood of MeLaughlto proving
himself a good match player,
even if hl* medal scores are not
of the heat.
Dated at Jacksodrtll*. Oregon,
this 14tk day of September, A
D ..1 M & T
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RALPH O. JENNINGS.
•h e rlff of Jackson
“County, Oregon.
By OLGA E. ANDERSON.
Deputy.
18-5 Wed
WE HAVE A CAR OF
' Gresham— Local factory put
ting out superior new washing
machine. ■
KING COAL
COMING
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YORK— One of
the
strangest quirks In this corru
gated business of eport Ms the
“hoea-and-hoea” trade of actlv-
ltles Indulged in by the two
gijaat champions of other days- -
Maurice tyeLaughlln * nd Cyril
Tolley. The jformer. almost ten
years away -from
the
tennis
courts, has turned to golf and
Is said to be shooting somewhere
ih tbs' middle seventies. The lat
ter has made his turn-over a
patriotic issue.
He has turned
from golf to tennis in the hope
of giving England's Davis Cup
teams something beyond a rep
resentative who ean shake hands
gracefully— after the match. ■
Tolley means to concede two
years of his- athletic life, to
this ambition.
A tremendous
driver on the links, he wants to
apply this power to tennis, which
he played with some little suc
cess before taking up golf. His
failure seems almost inevitable.
*A heavy man and Inclined to
be a bit ponderous in his move
ments, he can hardly expect to
step around with the human
gazelles that play tennis nowa
days. Furthermore, the muscles
JESi
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One trial in your heater will convince »
you this is a Superior Coal..
LET US SEND YOU A TON
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CARSON-FOWLER LBfe, CO.
In the Heart of T o w n -
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Aido Intum nce
H .tM U ls W A iflm
; «0** In for‘ tounu»4nt golf, a*
that
a
sixteen-year-old
wli<
never handled a racquet I* a bet
ter prospect than the retiree
golfer, who reached and passei
hia beat five year* agb.
McLaughlin has
out or
competitive aport
almost
twice . that length
hi* prospect* are to be prefer
red over those of Tolley. The
Comet burned himself out of
the court* with his dyaamic
methods of attack, but a golfnq
need* no speed. He needs hit
ting co-ordination, coolness and
concentration.
McLaughlin has all of these
In a marked degree or did hkve
them when he was playing ten
nis. Theq were what made him
a great competitor and, it he
in d ic a t io n
of
a well equipped home i* a
romplete «et o f irtverwar*.
W h a t m more gratifying when entertaining guests
than the assurance that you ate amply provided
with knives, forks and spoons, and that your
selection bas been correct.
A «ode variety o f excellent patterns in silver
service can be obtained at a moderate price at
CHAS. A. WHITE
ENDEB-S BLOCK
on, cheap. $9.00 and up.
The pathway to greatness Is
strewn with the wrecks of many
a friendship.
Booklets advertising resorts
contain more lies to the gallon
than Ananias ever, dreamed of.
See to your plow* and harrowa,
to be ready for ¿he first rain.
Posts and fencing. I have a few
White Sewing Machines left
over. W ill close them out for,
«85.80 each, at
PEIL’S CORNER
Honesty has this advantage:
I t can be operated without or
ganising a company and telling
shares of stock.
Hez Heck-says: "History has
nothin' on onions.
They re-
T Y P E W R IT E R S
Each Month More STARS
Hundreds of New Owners!
ernment by the people ana estanusnea a repuone wiui a
guarantee of equility W ore the law. We deem it import
ant, therefore, to read in its pages not only the privileges
hut the obligations of citizenship as well.
To many thinking people a period has has arison that
is putting our Constitution through a severe test. They
contend that human forces are at work undermining
American ideals. They hold W ore us-such “ agencies of
despair” as lawlessness, radicalism, political favoritism,
class hatnjd, illegal trafficing, jurv-fixing, loose applica
tion of pardoning power, all of which have become a
menace to constitutional foundations.
"We have fallen on days where there is a laxity in re
spect for law and order, a defiance of the sanctity of per
son sod property. Since all forms of human behavior are
more or less contageous it is important that we consider
the eeoditkm s and the remedy.
In the j>enal institutions of the United States there
are today 200,000 persons convicted of crime. This does
not tell the- whole story when we consider those who go
unpunished <hr undetected. Recent figures show the cost
o f thia crime to be about K 1-4 per cent of the nation’s in-
come, a startling sum to expend on a destructive force.
U nfortunately this does not represent the total outlay.
I t is but necessary by way of illustration to note the cost
o f bprgUry-insurance and contrast the rate with some
other hasard such as fire. On the other hand, education,
o n r g ran t constructive force, costs an amount approxi
m a te ly 1 1-2 per cent of our income. This comparative!
cost la the more significant when we consider that we
bave in oor grade and secondary schools «loue 125 times
— many American youth as there file inmates of <mr penal
re is reason to feel that when this conflict d e a n
n of the Constitution’s founders will be vindieat-
Ulster, Ireland, Proud,of
Ita Gift to America
BELFAST— Ulster baa given
the United State« more Presi
dents than any other race tn
the world, according to the Lord
Mayor of Belfast.
Speaking at a luncheon to
the officer* of the United States
crnleer Plttahurgh here recently
the Lord Mayor enumerated nine
President* of- the United State*
whoae forefather* had originated
from northern Ireland.
W ith the Idea of obtaining au
thentic Information abont the
homes and antecedeats of the
nine presidents’ forefather*, the
Ulster Development Association
TO STUDENTS
Blank Keyboards if desired- Make your requisition
early.
Toilet Goods—
Drug Sundries
ELHARTS
P o w e rfu lB ra k e S a fe ty
O n ly Star gives the tremen
dous M illion DoUar M otor
power and matching this
re al pow er i t th e dem on
strated safety of big, sure*
READ!
Book* and
Stationery
are floddog to “Star v a lu e -
big,, exclusive value is th e
simple answer.
IS IT YOU OR .TH E SCEN
You are next to Cost and ride
in a Star— you are next to
ERY THAT’S MOVING?
The yqare whirl by in a dizzy panorama.
New faces, new scenes come W o re you.
Yon seem to be moving but ARE you!
“ I could not rest because of
coughing all nleht," writes Mr.
L. E. Davis, <51 B. 44th SC.,
Chicago, 111.
"Triad FO LEY’S
HONEY A TAR and It la the*
bast remedy for coughs and
colds I aver took. I Introduced
F O LEY’S HONEY A TAR to eov.
eral of my friend* and they think
It's the beet .they ever need.”
FOLEY'S HONEY A TAR J«ct
naturally hits the spot and glv»*s
quick relief from coughs, cold*
and hoarsens**.
Oet a hottie
from your neighborhood store
today. Sold everywhere.
M illio n D o lla r P o w e r
Underwood»—Woodstocks
Remingtons
Isn ’t it just a “ stage illusion” with the
scenery moving while you stand still f Are
you just getting older without getting any
richer!
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Don’t let the procession go by you in 1925.
Keep up with it. Cave and get somewhere
in life. Let us help you!—'
The Citizens Batik o f Ashland
Ashland Oregon
come in without delay! D a
At the New Reduced Prices
Hamaker Motor Co.
Dealer
Ashland, Oregon
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