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he la' pretty aure to sino loso hin
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The man who takes hls time
about getting med le a dangeroas
man to monkey with.
Rates for Legal and Miscellaa
First insertion, per 8 point line ............
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Obituaries, per line
When a man Is afraid to
something he shouldn’t do,
gives credit to* his conscience.
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
. Perhaps nothing provokes a
"AH future events, where an admission charge ia made or a man. more than having a wife
collection taken is Advcrtialng.”
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No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders. who leaves a lot of her hair In
the family oomb.
DONATIONS
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made In a^vertia-
Hbx Heck says: "There’s this
lng or job printing , — 0Qr contribetions will be In cash.
comfort In havin’ nothin’; no
body kin take It away from
NOVEMBER 17, 1905
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___ WHAT GOD WILL DO;— He will swallow up death in victory; you.”
and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the
rebuke of hls people shall he takeh away from off all the earth, for
the Lord hath spoken it. Isaiah 26:8.
PRAYER:— Give to each of us whatever our name or nation, the
life that is ia Christ Jesus, and then we shall both live and rejoice
evermore.
DESTROYING HOME RULE
Secretary Hoover has issued a protest against the
surrender of local government prerogatives to federal au-
thority as “ threatening the fundamental freedom and
independence that can arise only from local self-govern-
mani »»
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The protest was made against further extension, of
powers for federal regulation of public utilities, but it
applies with equal force to every branch of government.
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The Daily Capital Journal of Salem, Oregon, edited
by George Putnam, a native of Vermont, handles thé sub
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je c t without gloves:
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* “ Thanks to uplifters, reformers, welfare workers,
fneddlers and regulators, local self-government has been
largely superseded by state and federal bureaucracy.
“ This has been stimulated by federal-aided projects
«nch as roads, schools, reclamation, etc., which establish
federal control or jurisdiction, and thus destroy state
Ashland, Oregdn. Saturda#,
N ot . 21, lU i. at ! : « • f. » .
The following material wfl)
be sold to the highest bidde r .
(or Cash at the New City Ware
house, Corner of 1st and ' C
strMt.
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1— Electric
Range,
Hot
Point.
1— Bleetrlo Washing Ma
chine and Wringer» Thor.
4— Lavatories,
Complete
Complete with waste pipe and
faucets.
1— Bath-tub, 5 ft. Porcelain,
Complete with fixtures,
r 1—Standard Shower Bath,
(Cost 878.0SA_______
1—Magrn Steel Range, Colled
for Hot Water.
1— lo-Gal. Hot Water-Tank,
l —Set of Andirons.
1—Lot Window Shades.
1— Lot Electrical PlxturM,
shades and globes.
1—Lot used Water Pipe and
Pittings.
The above are the electrical
and plumbing fixtures from the
Win burn ■ Cabin. In addition
the following City Property
will be sold.
1— Anvil, Weight 75 lbs.
1— Blower, for blacksmith’«
forge.1
1— Small Power Grinder,
Emery.
1— Concrete Lawn Roller.
2— Windows, Complete with
- 2— Toilets, Complete with
flush tanks.
1— 4 ft. Urinal (White
Enameled)
1— Camp or Wood Cutters
Stove.
These items may be Inspect
ed at the City Warehouse at
any time before the sale.
A. L . Gideon, Auctioneer,
R . B. Detrick, Store»k<
5, BERLIN, MtH S d M V - ' f J * '
.The German cabinet was ex-
hpscted to vole formally for the
signing Of the Limarne lease
A PUBLIC DUTY
;• At the convention of public utility men of Colorado,
New Mexico and Wyoming, held at Glenwood Springs,
Colo., Henry Swift Ives, Vice President and Secretary of
4he Casualty Clearing House, Chicago, said in part:
“ It must *be recognized that the ultimate objective
of the socialistic movement is to stifle individualism,
demote democracy jmd reduce all mankind to a common
level. Such a policy ia, of course, a contardietion of the
American tradition which regards democracy as the best
political form of human society, because its represents
the least interference with orderly individual life.
“ It is just as much the business of the electric light
and power industry to preserve American ideals as it is
for it to give its patrons service and to make profits for its
shareholders.
“ In the same way, it is just ns much the business of
the institutions of insurance for example, to shield the
funds , with which it has been intrusted against the men-
aoe of confiscation by the socialized state, as it is to pro
tect these funds aganst robbers and embezzlers. And it
is just as much the business of both of the$o enterprises
to erect barriers against the wild march of the disoiples
of politic«! and economic chaos, as it is for them to pay
‘ MILESTONES QT PROGRESS
New York"to-Londop aerial telcphony.Is in sight with
in the next few months. It will be consummated by hook
ing up the resources of the Radio Corporation of America,
the American Telephone A Telegraph Oomparty lines, and
the land wires of the British post office in England. Con
nection service irili be offered the public ¿he. sums as
-transcontinental service is now available. It is believed
that voices will be heard as distinctly as over the line
phones of today.
The day of coordination of services and resources
Jias made such feats as this possible. The .United States
¿leads the world in telephone aud radio accomplishments
^ o d thia latest service is in line with the initiative and
-Enterprise which is the life-blood of our industries.
Don’t worry about your big
feet. When you buy shoes you
get more for your money.
When public opinion is boiled
down you find nothing.
There are people who never
lose sn opportunity to enjoy be
ing miserable.
Love’s bllhd, but that should
n’t make a girl kiss everybody.
We ajl knbw what we would
do If we had a million dollars.
We would wish it was two mil
lion dollars.
la Ashland proof:
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Fred Deardorff, machinist, 90
Fifth fit., says: "Mr kidneys
-were all out of tlx andvt* had
such backaches I could hardly
bend and I f wan Just as h»rd
to straighten np. My kidgeys
didn’t act right, either. I read
of Doan’s Pifle and naed them.
They strengthened asp back gad
For Your Parties.
lMOOhev. good condition,
178.00
A
Keep Warm And
logst
flUk im r lir a ,
FRUIT
Ooms in and try thpm out.
CAKE
Oak Street Garage
Rich and delicious, full of/
Citron, Orange and Lemon
Peel, Marschino Cherries,
^Almonds, Raisins and Car*
rants, serve with your
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Phono »7 “Service Worthwhile”
HAMAKRR MOTOR 0 0 .
Navy Wind4 and Rain
Coat and Pants . . . .$6.00
Draperies and
REPLACEMENTS
Heavy Wool Army Socks
3 P a ir s ....................,$1.00
English Army Blankets
$3.75
You can depend upon the
litin ä Bàkery
ksk for Sally Ann at Your
Grocery
AXLES
Ashland fflaawtag and
Dyeing Woirfcs
GEARS
A rm y Goods Storè
PINIONS
Uiggeet L ittle Store in Town
Opposite New H otel
BEARINGS
Repairs That Will
Please
Performing
Tasks Well
We are leaving nothing undone that will
enablq us to better ra v e \ o p and merit
the increasing goodwill of mis community.
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Only by performing our important tasks
well can we hope to win your approval.
Our complete and modern facilities are
but one step toward this en*
»ROADS TO 8H 0W
TR RAISE REASON
SAN FRANEISCO, Nov. 16—
(U.
P .)— Representatives
of
Weatern railroads met here today
with W. H. Wagner, attorney ex
aminer for the Interstate Com
merce Commission, to show
caUM for the requested approxi-
ete five per cent Increase In
freight rates.
Pastries and Cakes
sect in London on December 1.
Love nt first sight would be
all fight if you could keep from
looking at anybody else later
on.
Since the civil war, the remedy for every evil and
Every abuse under the sun has been the passage of a law
to curb or regulate it, requiring a bureau to administer,
>hose main business has been to extend authority.
Gradually and insiduously for half a century federal
powers have increased until we are nearing the point of so
overtaxing our top-heavy bureaucracy that it fails to func
tion, and threatens a breakdown.
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“ The example of the federal government has been
copied by the states until local rule has almost ceased
Jo exist and state rights have completely gone by the
hoard.”
Anything that looks “ soft” is hard in the long run
SALE
B«fi *ra 4 « bloo«.fMWB.
th»y * « a k e t/th e «hol*» w A sn4»nd
1« nyac«. Jon have ditty «follM . f t
httdadfion And urinary lNrefffcar-JaUng
ltlaa. Tpu (Ml all worn-out. edr-
Ess Dss&'s KB»—» «tlmaUnt sum
diurotle to the HMaagS. * Ahou* Foal
and other parts if they
come from
Opposite Llthla Springs Hotel
FULL - SIZE
FORD
BATTERY
$10.95
A
CHANGE
Switch occasionally from meat to delicious fresh
fish and you will enjoy it.
• Funeral Directors
Day Phone 2 1 |.
Night Phone« »I1-L—Stl-J
Mrs. Louis Dodge, lady assistant
ENJOY
Murphy Electric
Shop
THE EAGLE MARKET
Phons 107
We Deliver
A Lopsided Game
No
-Ungreased Parts
about your car can be
found after it has been
greased at
ÇfcSATATâsKi,
Qq litó BABY
Williams Service
Station
LET
US
RECONDITION
YOUR
CAR FOR THE WINTER
Why 1st aiinor repairs develop into serious trouble
by neglect?
It is oheaper to have it dona now.
THE OVERLAND GARAGE
Baek of The Western Auto Supply Co.
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