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PERSONAL L I B E R T Y -------- ~
W e are not sure ju s t how thoughtful men w ill take
Judge H enning’s opinion that a greater percentage of
crime is a tolerable accompaniment of the sort o f per
sonal liberty which we have in the U nited States and
which the citizens of Great Britain, f o l instance, <jo not
have n their home country. Many observers w ill add the
comment “ O f two e v ils choose neither.*’
L e t ’s manage onr civic life and our public education
so that m « i w ill n ot4iave to coerce each other to obtain
public benefit and at the same tim e w ill not be tempted
by passion or greed into violence or fraud.
But Judge H enning’s statem ent regarding exagger
ation of the amount o f crime in the United States today
is to be welcomed.
W e are glad to find someone who is sane on this
su b ject Just now there*is a spasm of “ bow -w ow s”
about the w&y in which the w hole structure of American
society Is being rotted by crime.
This alleged state of public disorder
seised by all sorts of propagandists,
hound who has sotne “ ism ” ’to exploit all
can young men and women are headed fc
their particular purpose is no< forced xl
o f the young people.
Some of these lacks m ay be the cause of character
downfall. Most o f them we suspect are not.
W hat we need is a little more accumulation and study
of fact. And men like Judge Henning w ill be helpful in
preserving our balanoe w hile we are getting more in
formation.
j
We don’t ’ believe it is true, for instance, that be
cause of the teaching o f natural science, more men are
killing or robbing each other. And especially we d on ’t
believe that this is the cause o f any increase in crime
wlien as Dr. J. W. McKean points out, never before has
there been such a growth of orthodoxy as there is today
in the United States, t
v
eto are on aale at the librai},
and should have 'been obtained
tetottsp, November ! • — Baby tt possible by Wednesday the
Clinic.
Thia afternoon at eighteenth.
Clyje Club house.
kurnger, November lb —vpger
The marriage of Mtss Viola
Valley Community * Club. Mrs.
Karris and Thomas R. Jabkson,
H eaer Barron, hostess.
Mvagny, November lb —Trinity Which occurred September the
Y
Xsallst r e a r ~f u —
A n - r io uve.
tmtth. was announced recently.
vrniiu.
SOmWimes wo figure that just
being married is enough to make,
any woman m ad ' at her husr
band sometimes.
The fall leaves are so beautiful
they seem almost as wonderful
ah those we colored In kinder
garten.
Brotherhood
party.
After
ledge. The men act as hosts,
iday, November 90—Bellview
P. T. A. Evening. Bellview
School Hoase. Excellent pro-
ritta,,
November
30— "Who
Do" Claas It. E. gauday school.
Covered Dish lnhcheoa afed
meeting nt the home of Mrs.
B. M. Berg, I t * B. strebt.
Meet at 11:0« a. m.
This announcement came as
a- great surprise to the friends of
“ r and Mrs. Jackson, tor the
happy secret bed been well kept,
not even the intimate M ends or
relatives having an inkling of
tin marriage.
Vr. and Mrs. Jackeon are COs-
Hy established la the W. M.
Briggs apartment on Granite
M eet, where they win he nt
heme to their friends.
Miss Viòle Menis, the brida,
la the daughter of Mm. Jo-
bhnna Davis, of Lebanon Dm-
Cria.
At tho time of her mar
nage «ha was a sophomore at
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CHEVROLET
leads '
Op Pacific Coast
Septem ber official
records show.
Wiliiamt Service
Station
WiwYIVM
MOCTAV a RD and HUUMAN
sales
Autouiotive Shop
Brake Relining Done l»y
Machinery
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GREETING
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Electric Iron
Scatter Sunshine JV^ith Greeting Cards
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In fine condition, 5 wire wheels, good tires, A twater
Kent ignition,
Tbe Ashland
Blectric Shop
Ashland Fruit & Produce Association
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AXLES
GEARS
PINIONS
.
BEARINGS
and other parts if they
come frpm
Opposite Llthla Springs Hotel
lubMB
From the largest assortm ent of cards of quality
The W rinkle Proof
You cap depend upon the
CHANCE FOR A SEA BARGAIN
France finds herself ip the same position, with regard
to_ submarines, that Germany was.
. France, after all, 5s a continental nation,
Great
Britain is a marine nation.
France can live without sea traffic, but does not
A&* Cjtroflt
o t 1 i v
bob
Submarines are not worth while, for freightage. But
they are very effective to*stop freightage.
A marine nation, like Great Britain, with submarines
outlawed, can use its surface ships to ruin the coast line
o f France or Germany.
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But Great B ritain’s surface power would be helpless
before an effective undersea attack.
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Submarines should be outlawed.
B ut it is apparent that before they can be outlawed,
there must be certain guaranties given by marine jxjwers
that their peacetime «iij>s will not M easily convertible
into War vessels. France or Germany (when Germany
is again free to arm herself, can not be expected to pledge
aguhut the construction of undersea boats unless .Great
Britain pledges herself to keep her surface shi|*s out of
war-
,
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T his la going to be the big bargain subject at the next
disarmament conference.
the dob stood fh stieace, pay
ing losing tribute to Mm. Prod
Nell, the chetrmhn of the Music
department, and to Whom all
who have attended the Utah, ark
todSbtod for as much pteajrare,
for she gave generously of fee*
t m t gift in song. The duh
feels her loss most keenly.
Mrs. Bmma Coder. Mm. O. M.
FrankUn end Mm. Den Kay worn
hentamm end presided ht e
daintily appointed table, wfeeeS
floral centerpiece vas of thé
rick deap tones shown Ut me-
hognay colored chrysanthemum».
The govaa of the hoetosoba
harmonised In the lovely shades
shown In the flowers. .
Tonight (Thursday), them la
a covered dish supper, to which
all the members and their hat
bands are reminded to bo' pres
e n t Tho social hoar wilt follow
■upper, which la planned for
8:15 p. m. Garnet «re provided
and any one may bring the
Christmas needlework.
the University of Oregon. She
tt a pledge to Sigma Beta Phi.
T. R. Jackson la the enterpris-
thg, efficient young city editor
study Clab.
Monday, November 2S— French of the Tidings. 4 Before coming
The club Is msfclag plana for
Club. Evening. Mm. W. M. to Ashland he held a responsible'
a
number
of serial affairs In the
geolilon on the Fresno Repnbll-
Poley, hostess.
,
near
future.
Every one la also
Monday, November 9 » —Art CI9h.
reminded
that
on December first
Mr.
Jackson
Is
a
graduate
of
Evening.
Civic Club house.
the
splendid
program now In
Leland*
Stanford.
His
home
Is
in
Mrs. L. C. Dunn and Mrs. Fred
^separation
by
the
Ashland Music
Kerman, California, the son Of
Cnshing, hostesses.
Study
Club
will
be
presented.
Monday, November J » —Ashland
Music Study Club. Evening,
Since coming to Ashland, Mr.
Card Club Meet»—
at library.
Jackson has made a host of
The Ladles Elks Card Clhb
Tuesday, November 94—«otttl friends, who tender their con
enjoyed another o f Ito pleasant
Circle.
Entertainmept com- gratulations, and good wishes are
i mlttee: Mrs. Elajne Davit' offered the young people for a
Mrs. Roy Gearhart, Mrs. Gnl- long, happy and prosperous. Hie.
braith and Mrs. R. L. Burdlc.
People blame you for getting
W. R. C.. Social—
< Another splendid meeting of
into a rut.
Yet,* along some
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. MacDonald the Civic Clab occurred Tuesday
roads the rut keeps you out of were hostesses at a meeting of s f c t h is week* when a "Survey"
the W. R. C. Club, Monday af of Ashland was taken; Judfee
ternoon, at the home of Mrs. G. M. Frost and Mrs. Frank
These danger signs you boe
Cbok on Garfield street.
Jbrdon appearing on the pto-
on the .highways should be put
Needle work was the chosen glAni.
Mr.’ J. H. Hardy Was
before many roadside restau
form of entertainment and over to have apekea, also, but found
rants, .
i
The dainty bits o f fancy work, it,Mh possible to be present.'
the pleasantest sort of a visit . Judge
Frost’s
theme was
Tbs highest compliment a man
resulted.
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can give a girl to that be Woulf
There were forty five present dlaances governing ' the city.
misa her almost as much as
to enjoy the happy time and These he discussed quite fully
he would bis auto.
dblicloua refreshments served by giving to those present a much
clearer conception of (he laws
A, cafe roof fell in Juarei
to bq enforced and the ones most
Mex. Maybe because some Mexi
Those who assisted the hos frequently broken, consciously
can had his picture made with-
tesses, Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Mac- of unconsciously. He considers
Dtonald, were the Mesdames Phll- Ashland ’* well governed little
pbtt, 8. A. Peters, Sr., Pinker city, with little trouble.
The
ARE LOOSE AG4IN
ton, George Robison, E. C. club appreciated thia interesting
¡ATHENS, Nov. I I — (U. P.)
Payne, L. J. Orres and Robert- dlsevsalon of tows in which i l l
— A band of Bulgar Comltadjla
should he deeply concerned as
yesterday invaded Macedonia vil
good cltlaens.
lage Ot Florina, (browing bombs
Mrs. Frank Jordan gave a
at S central coffee hoase, and
fine
-resume of the civic Improve
wounding ton partons.
The Chapter membership are ments .in Ashland In the last
looking forward to the luncheon year) In banding, I* camp Mh-
BUNDLE DAY FOR NEAR EABT
meeting at the Llthla ptovement and the different
Grants Pass — First National ntd
Bank will build addition, to Springs hotel, Friday with con movements for the betterment
A ‘Bundle D ay” for the benefit o f N ear E ast R elief double Its present quarters.
siderable pleaaare. Prof. I. B.
is to be held here on Novem ber 21. Old clothing, over
coats, blankets, shoes, anything that has any power to
keep ont the cold is wanted.
Winters in the Near E ast are every bit as severe as
in the Northern’'!’ni ted States, relief workers rep ort Thé
thermometer often touches zero aad som etim es registers'
as much as fifteen degrees below. W hen th is happens the
suffering of the half clad refugees becomes Intense. Many
perish every winter from no other cause than cold.
The only lioj>e these people have lies in the Near East
Relief. At tlie first sign of cold weather the American re
lie f workers set up distributing stations at which warm
coats and blankets are given ont. Ohly there is never
enough to go around, never enough for everybody. Help
NOW.
spent a pleasant ho«
for Hatuta adtlTlWa
ryes Delicious
nam
A time-honored d b li lo r . the
fam ily gathering — and one
that meets w ith ettthtoeiaatic
approval o f all.
1« thk sew jsdWoa et the ttanehs Frye
“Meet autos“ yuu wWi Snd en entirely
new toriee tor baking a Flys’* “DeH-
elous*’ Brand Ham without parboiling