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The prominence of many men
ems to be eonflned to the
Nearly every one of us prefers
to play safe rather than do the
right .thing.
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When you are free to do ns
you like, the Inclination Is sot
to do as you should.
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Honest men are just as scarce
now as when Diogenes sought
~W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
.•*11 fntnre events, where an admission charge Is made or r them, while parking space-la
(»778.80)
(Outside School Dials. Maintaining
High Schools. Eat. Val. of « l « 4 M 4 0 * )
County btbmry Fund (Outside Ashland...
Rat. Val. of »87.8M 488)
No discount will he allowed Religions or Benevolent Orders.
"DONATIONS
No donations to charities or otherwise will he mede in advertís
l ig or Job printing— our contributions will be In casa.
lie s Heck says:
"Solomon
showed his wisdom When he left
his ,o’ «s letters out o’ his
Pacific Highway Redemption Fund..«..-
Fifteen Tear Series ................. » 8.J80
Twenty Year Series ..........- —
proverbs.
NOVEMBER 4, IM S
DEFRAUD NOT:— For this Is the will of
c dMufed hls brother/In any matter. 1 Thessal
PRAYER — Help us, Lord, to he hones
V #. cannot be dishonest with ourselves and
TWenty-flve T e a r Series ........
4,781
Thirty Tear Series .......«.«,.„....
8,840.
e n te r Lake Highway Redemption Fna<
Series A.
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¡ e Twooty Y omp Serta ««•••-• .»»•••*••♦ *•••
' Tmmty-Hve Tear Series......... .
T hirty Tear Series ......«.«...«
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EXPERIMENTAL FINANCING
«7.8884»
Series B.
Mergers of the “ billion dollar” sort that are now
T ub Year Series ...
living formed by the “ Nickel P late” interests in the
You can’t trarel very far on
Fifteen Tear Sarles
B ER LIN , Nav. 8— (U . S .)-*- i Twenty Year Barias
Bast, are dangerous playthings. They are dangerous be­ lame excuses.
The case of Dr. William Jaeniek«, / Twenty-five Year 8(
cause the promoters do the playing, while the public does
Thirty Year Series
This weather Is so changeable attache in the Foreign Office
i he paying and undergoes the risk.
and aon-ln-lav of the lata .Presi­
In a lot of ways-we have improved questions o f large the man in charge must be a dent Ebert who la accasai of
i.ianagement. The shout of 25 years ago against the
disrespect to President HInden i
“ trusts” , has been proved false by the course of events.
Being your brother's keeper burg, today came ap b e fo r e tM
disciplinary court for trial.
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Mow even the American Federation of Labor is for the doesn't mean keep his shirts.
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after
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Fletè
’ trusts” . Such mergers produce better trade conditions,
etter and steadier prices, and a better development of . I t is foolish to go around Marshal’s election. Dr. Jupnlckn
knocking people with the hope made the following entry in tlm
industry for the benefit of the general public.
that you will be mistaken tor register of a well-known hot®
. But the evil in these mergers is in undue expansion, opportunity.
In Capri, Italy: “ In oar cow .
hotel we forgot ■ that a Hiadett- j
. xpansiou beyond the power of the system to produce.
«78»,8 0 4 8
You will find the silver lining burg has baas eieeted Oermqg
;.ien to run it.
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Today the public is bilked, not in the charges for to most clouds tarnished from President.”
Thia lapse. aroused great in- ‘
lack of use.
« oods made by the trusts, but in the finance promotions,
digaatioa throughout Oegasany,
For the payment of the following separate Items of
•the stock selling of these mergers.
8tlfle your good or bad feel- Evan the Left papers which op­
Stock burdens are put on business that should not be. Inge long enough and they will posed Htndenburg’s presidential Crater Lake Highway Bond Interset........... _....... ........ 1
Pacific Highway Road Interest Fund............ ..««...«........
And when the businesses fail, ip they frequently do, then escape ao distorted you won't campaign, condemned the action. General Road Fund........ ....«««.««............................ ...............
I t was declared that Dr. / a * * ', County School Fuad.....................«....«.................... ~...........
know them yourself.
ilio “ ifinoeeut’ purchaw'rs” of securities pay tike hill.
nteke had committed ■ a
School District
jchool Library Fund .................„««•...... .......... i ' " ’."'.'".'.....
Tqday, purchasers of securities of the St. Paul line
blunder of which a ' dipom at High school Fund (to be levied on Schoo" Districts
School District
87;m
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School District
not maintaining High Schools)..«...— "•"•"’" v ; " “ ........
j.re paving for the Useless building of this line across the
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WOOD PULP INDUSTRY should never have been guilty County Library Fund (Levied outside Ashland)............
, ontinent, by ncccpting a foreclosure of their interests. 18 ON FIRM FOOTING which damaged Germany's, preeg . Redemption of Pacific Highway Road Bonds:
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School District
tige abroad.
Fifteen Year Series........................ ..............— » ’ •• ’ ? ’ •
School District
No one knows whether the Kweringen group can put
School District
Even Dr. Jaenicke’s brother-ln- t ; Twenty Year Series.....-----.....--------------------- »’« > • • •
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 8— (U .
over the Nickel Plate merger of the Kri, the Ohesapenk
8ehool District
la * . Frits * Ebert, J?., 'found ’ Twenty-five Y ear Series....................- ......... .. 4,7Ul.»a
Sohool District
Thirty Year Series......................... - ...........—-
«;■ Ohio and other lines. All thejnterstate commerce com­ P .)— Presses ot ths country may harsh words /fo r hlal refeUve.
School District
mission din do is to endeavor to apply to the finance pro- Continus to grind out newspapers declaring that Jaenleke stayed
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at the present enormous rate
School District
»osai the ordinary rules of finance that have been learned without imperiling the forests, at in Italy in a aeml-offlclal and -j
School District
School .'District
¡•y federal experience and for which there is some war­ least for a number of years. had by his foolish action done
Twenty Year Series.........
School District
ra n ty in law. It can not guarantee the validity of the Stabilised conditions In the lum­ Injury to the memory ot his
Twenty-five Year Scries.
School District
Bather.
A
ber industry
throughout the
Thirty Year Series...«;«.
BehAol Dfetrtet
merger.
Only
President
HIndenburg
ALL INTERESTED IN SUGAR
In commenting on the value of the American beet
m gnr industry as a check upon foreign sugar domination
<-f the Amerioau market, the Salem, Oregon, Statesman
«¡notes authentic figures to show that homo produced
'¡•eet sugar now supplies over one sixth of the consumption
. / t h e United States. A reasonable duty on foreign sugar
yen n its onr domestic beet sugar industry to exist where
otherwise it would be wiped out due to cheap labor for­
eign oom petition.
It is not the desire of this country to erect a tariff
■wall that will prevent foreign trade hut in a case like
t ugar, a necessity of life, it is good business fo so equalize
«onditions that the home industry can exist and save
Y.a from being at the mercy of a foreign supply.
Sugar lieets are among the tiest products the farmer
«•an grow. There production does not wear out the soil,
41 nt instead, adds to its fertility. What we need is a large
".rodnetion of sugar lieets. This would lie of itnmense
1 enefit to the farmers as well as consumers. As we all
¿auat use sugar, this is an industry in which we should
nil take an interet.
REAL MONEY P E 0P 08E D
A gold-silver dollar with silver to take most of the
uear and enough gold to give intrinsic value without the
bjectidnable silver dollar size and weight, is said to be
i nder considerable by the Treasury hepartment. The
i ew silver-gold alloy would give a coin of a distinctive
olor, portable size and convenient to use.
The public is constantly told that onr precious metal
.lining industry is declining. No better step could be
Iatan to encourage it than to again popularize the use
f metal for monetary purposes. Industrial activity all
ver the world is putting lead, zinc And copper mining
ack on its feet. By circulating more real metal money
m l- less paper the dwindling ew pply of preeio m metals
erill be augmented hy increased prospecting and prodne
t PROGRESS IN SPITE OF NANDICAPS
A prominent oil man says: “ I am absolutely an op­
to! on the oil industry. I cannot see how one could be
nrwiae in the case of a commodity the use of which is
»tail11) increasing, not only in those lines where it is
ndy in nae, bnt in uthers where it is heng newly em-
red. Recent flush production brought about price
leltona, bnt this is a temporary condition. The future
ho oil industry was never brighter, nor surer.”
It is this type o f enthusiastic aggressive American
has otertom e the dffltcnlties which surround oil
faction ahd ehabled the United States to' become the
teot oil produciag and oil naing nation in the world,
ether industry must overcome oo many natural ob
lea as oil, and no other industry in recent years has
more harassed hy political nagging than has oil. I
country have balanced the pro­
duction of wood pulp, with the
resultant lowering of costo end
with the assurance of operation
“upon a continuously produc­
tive basis,’* the Commerce de­
partment announced today.
While Mbs “ ultimata shortage”
le etili viewed with apprehension
by foresters, it wee stated, the
ruin of spruce foresta In New
England and Canada has been
curtailed by relief from the Pa­
rin e Northwest and the South,
where the wood pulp industry
has thrived In the past five
years.
himself remained unmoved by
thia escapade and expressed the
wish that grass be. allowed to
grow over It as quickly a» pos­
sible, an action which won him
the sympathise of many of bl*
erstwhile antagonists.
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No. 87
No. 88
No.-'104
No. 1«S
School District
varlooaa funds o f
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Thirty Year Serlee...................
« 1.888.48
«14,888.84
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Portland— Federal forest
for first quarter of decal
reach »1,05«,145.
rfo.m ja
For Payment of State Tax (estimóte only, 7.8 m ills).«.
( Include* State Market Road Money )
For County Market
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Circuit Court, general expenses. Including
Jurors, reporters, stenographer, special
McMinnville e— Western Pro­
ducta Co. buys local tec plant, Its
County Judge’s salary, »8040.88; traveltog
H tb coast purchase.
»800: Fee« sad traveling ertCnsea
»»000; other exp wMeq, jn e fS fn g supplies,
«SkS? TS s ï s
bellida.
eonnsel,
waaBBSBB-
expenaes
grtntto«.
Indigent soldier fund.
Library
FrnM 'iMpecttoa fm d
Fair Premium fund
General fund.
Oeheral road fund.
Indemnity fand.
Rded dletrleto.
Rodent Mtermlnation
Market read (O. D .)
Crater Lake highway.
GM « HJ1I bridge
Aahlaad-Klamath Fall
Cennty Fair fund
IF OREGON. COUNTY ÔF JACKSON, SB
the undersigned; County BbMget ComtoN
You Have All Admited
the Brick Front of McGees New Storo»:-
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Thcse are Cream Rugged Brick. They gré béautjfHl
in a fire place.
We handle:—Tapestry Brick, Red and Yellow Mot­
tled in Color, also Cream Plain, Oatmeal Façe Brick,
and Red select Face Brick. We Carry These in
Stock.
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CARSON-FOWLER LBR. GO.
In the Heart of Town
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ÍUrther eprtlfy that the estimate otexpea«
Tax IML
of property, «»«’‘^ ^ '» rt^ p ro c u ^ ln g *
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to
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•’ »MMM oí the county during i
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U b urcu l.r Pd6?*fl86; Upkeep of Bldg.,
digento not At Poor > u im , »»84»
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«848: fln tu r print wuck and photo MppUuo, »»»•:
premium on bonds, «888; 1st, deputy 3 8 months,
“When a Man Gets -Started
Downhill
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Stationery uad
8»; FRuo tor Ì ui VI m
Merirfne,
«18.18;
0; Colleriloo ot Do-
Hkad cuEa and billot,
said Josh Billings, “ it seems like every­
thing wuz greased fnr the occashtw.”
Have yon ever felt that way about
spending — found yourself “ slipping” and
didn't know how to stop?
Get a grip on yourself now -before it is
too late. Turn about. Head for Bnccess.
Ojtcu a savings account with this hank,
make regular deposits every week and you
wifi soon be mounting steadily to the top.
' SOMSTHING O/FFS/tENT
Eylar linen—hahd drown throads-~hand hemstitch
ed applique. {
InstrMttona gladly gitan1 on ‘Mitoilta.
• BABOOeieS . GIFT 8B0PPE
The Citizens Bank o f Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
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4th deputy »1888; Btk
»880; 7th topnjy, »888
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