ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
ROSEBURG. Oct. 26— H U. F .)J
— Rolfitrt Starkey, *2 . tk o last*
« u rrtfa r ia Oragaa S t tho Mexi
can war,' died a t tho Soldiar’u
H o b * hare yaataaday, following
* stroke o l paralysis.
Ia bis
w ill ka le ft the small amount of
money ha sared from his pen
sion. to friends in Coos and
C a rry counties, and provided
that he be crem ated and his
ashes scattered on the Sooth
Umpqua rita r.
He whs in the transportation
service, carry!»« trpops away
from Vera Crux in the Mexican
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R IC H E S H A V E W IN G S :— Labour nc
le own wisdom. F or riches certainly
r Gy away. Proverbs 2 2 :4-6.
P R A Y E R :— W e thank Thee. O God.
with Thee ia labor th a t builds not foi
ROOSEVELT BORN 67 YEARS AGO
It is a quite unimportant coincidence that Theodore
2'nosevelt was l»om 67 years ago yesterday.
Men’s birthday’s are of no importance to anyone
••\cept to their parents. In the due course of timy. the
j.RRiersaries of these birthdays may become sentiment
oily important to themselves and to their friends and
t heir fellow citizens.
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-* -W h a t was important iu Roosevelt was not his birth,
i ug his gradual development in character, through less
than 60 years of critical American history.
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He was a groat man not because he was born, but
1 ecause he thought much and did much, and loved much.
: nd perha|>s hated a little.
Among his loves was for the sea, and for the Ameri-
»an navy.
He w as never n sailor. And he spent very little
llmk at sea. S o jie reflects, in his life history, the pure-
m ind" attitude would be
toward the Chiaeee prop
Conklin, (Synidcate) G reat B rit
ain rights reserved.
tion forbidden.
£os Angeles ria u le ft 810.600
to a g irl who refused to m arry
him.
H e r kindness was never
forgotten.
Seattle man who was arrested
for raising checks was sent np
himself for five years.
Chicago man is suing a dealer
because bis shoes h a rt.
Shoe
dealers please make a foot-note
of this.
Reproduc
Byitsepoch-making high gear power
achievement», the famous M illia n
D o lla r M otor proves for all time
that Star values are practical values
— proms fhar there is an im ro g m an
W A SH IN G TO N , Oct. 28— (U
P .) — The
Longview,
Portland
and Northern railw ay was auth
orised yesterday by th e In te r
state Commerce. Commission to
issue
>2.260.000
of
common
stock, and » ,2 6 6 .0 0 0 firs t mort
gage, six per cent bonds.
The
road d e ra te s entirely w ithin
the state of Washington.
There has b e e n jio acci
dent about the popularity
Investigate
We shipped a m illion pounds
of hunting powdef to South
America, but she may be hunting
trouble.
The
IDEAL VECTO
HEATER
Bigamist tape he .m arried nine
tim e s - k Ab ua i) he was erdky.
Som e th in k they were erssy for'
doing i t once.
A t the New Reduced Prices
Hamaker Motor Go.
Dealer
Ashland
This is • result of
Early in I’fe he wrote a History of the Naval War
o f 1812.” Fifteen years later, while still a young man,
he became assistant secretary of the America^ navy.
And as President of the United States for nearly eight
years he gave a larger portion of his interest to the de
velopment o f the new navy.
There is a glamor about the sea that i^perhajm far
: ¡»art from its practical interest to us. The navy ought
’ o be of no more serious importance to us than the army,
• r the air forces of our country. But we have to empha-
»ize one thing, nqw another. Today the navy is our spec*
?al concern. And We pause for a moment also to remem-
i ef the man who helped us build it.
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REE FARTHER THAN CAN THEIR COUNTRY
Two thousand Chinese students storm the place of
Meeting in Peking of the international tariff conference.
They are repulsed, and the conference will go on,
with more political theorists angry because Chink does
Lot have its way.
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But once more, tliere is no “ China” to have any
■'.•av. The government of China, as far as it has one, is
-lie government that is attending this conference. I t ’is
• <»m|»oHed of both Europeanised and conservative Ohi-
i.ese. But I t does not please these students.
We in America cannot imagine a group of Princeton
« r Columbia students assailing the W ashington-arms
conference. For the government of the United States in
ome way “ represents” these students. Much as we
may differ on matters, our government does repre
sent us. China has tto possibility of government, yet to
represent i t
It is gradually evolving toward such a
government. Bnt the students are - impatient.
While one day we have such a distinguished leader
o f American thought as former President H atiley of
Vale lamenting the undue interference of American gov-
«■rumen tai agencies , With the freedom oT American
thought, we have on another such an expert observer as
Editor Homhlower of the “ Theater Magazine” " pointing
with approval to the British censorship on stage plays
and wondering when the American people will get suf-
iieient courage to eomyiel, on the stage, conformity to
Urn d sasw rie e « t Uio.
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One is almost coni|>elled to think that in Hadley one
has once ijiore an expression of the academic, rather than
the active point of view. Dr. Hadley does not know, in
-fact, just jwhat the “ iilterferences” with American
thought are. He has given too uriich attention to Ten-
ao—se, with ita'Hropes trial, and too little to the broad'
facts of American public life. The truth is not that we
n e e d n a y more “ governmental interference,” but that
we d o n e e d self restraint. If our education and culture
d o e s ' not teach us to a more active assertion o f our own
rights and ©p|>ortimities in art and social life, we will
g » o n being namhy paraby.
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The reason young iieople don’t know any better ia
1 —rag fh ey are not old enough by several years.
Beaton maa gives the preacher
860 when ho »leaps church. so
absence makes the preacher’s
heart grow fonder.
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M A R G A R E T A IT K E N
M other of Thomaa Carlyle
By M A R Y G R E E R C O N K L IN
I t was thia mother who first
applied the «park th at fired
Thomaa C ariyle’a ambition; It
was from her th at ho got the
germ of thoae talents which
m e d r'h ls name iUastrions. She'
brought her son ap in poverty
and obscurity hut lived to w it-
noon him refuse a Knighthood
D uring th e ir life long thia moth
er and son wore like E m ily D ick
inson— the poet of unique w ith
draw al from the world, who
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