of the police powers of communities arc all a part of th |
state's business and not of the nation t
The nation has always recognised this. Bren such
aggressive explorers of new powers for the nation as
President Roosevelt have never supposed that the United
StateB could compel the ooal owners or the coal minors
to do anything, or that the United States could “ takg
over” the mines.
Senator Borah haa rolled up his sleeves. Now
soo wliat he is going to (io.
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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
printing
1 w h o * ha * a r - O i l * yggsels on this ll»e occs»- i,
— Prqtoahly r « b <a the
west., Rain nsa « o w 'ln
the eqpt Portion.
Mod
erete Wpeterly wipde en
the coaat.
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Nothing Like Trying
Now
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h|» lift» to give
b the nobility
of womanhood—
grandhdghtsr o f
W sahlufton,
**»• mtatrft» of
writanne that the
•Usplhg uadis-
nfton Carngtety
Fnlnimity o f'th e
[or shortly after
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lalon of the Unit-
1« Court, r®vert_
nUyj nnd though
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tO .*
ild have demand-
U ”?,'?
lonaJly earry tobacco 90 ^helr
westbpagp trjp jrom the Phlhp-
pine», It 1» an unusual tt»m tar
app«»r on the oulgotng manifests.
The steamer Btiano» A ir « ot
y , , Jobason Lin« entered on the
u.»nl shipment of
]ron aBd steel sad other Itenpi
from gcandanaviaa ports.
A»
unusual Item, however, of sblf-
ment 0-
VMBel WM 10,000
w wood pulp, weighing
ie 7 l
OrM <hlg.
ment o f Wood pulp to be import*
ed ,B|p PortlBBd although shlp-
month have come Into Aetorla frog»
BrttJgk Colombia. During the poet
* •* months shipments ef wood
F O R M 1O1WVJ, Ik«, t —
(U. P .)— The strike of more b a n
luv Twrest Grove high school
students ended tod«/ after the
ten sol tonrd had b Wn forced to
eomprowise. . Thirty five etu-
dents were suspended after they
attended the (pdapeadesos-Rpr-
ert O w e football game, a thing
they were forbidden to do bs-
cause «hey ware low in their
grade«. The students returned
to their studies this morning
when the school board agreed to
“target the matter.'*
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ea rth w here 1U PU” * * T#
m *d# f * °“ P oH *
. o f the D n lto d lB#d to A ttw ltte COM‘ P®rU
. of the 1/nlted
k DllVCO
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LOVE MASTER8 FEAR:— There is no fear in love; bnt per-
Sct Jove castJeth ont feel*.'1 John 4:1«.
PRAYER:—O Ood. Thou art Love; May Thy Spirit live in us,
ind then we J^aU dally walk in confidence.
SIX THOUSAND MILES 0 7 ROAD
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Life is not just one blanked thing after another.
Kuril of life may seem to be just repetition o f th e^ R itle
wothijig-of the same sense or the same meeting of the
fcame irritations, flay after day. But wo really do get
something as a result of individual and social effort.
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For instance, you who can look back over say 15
o r 20 years. Remember how, at that time, talk of good
yoads was just a despairing dream of certain idealists T
,
And now, look at the report, just made, that in the
|niddle westerti states 6,000 miles of hard surfaced roads,
pemi-permanent/bave been constructed at a cost of $150,*
000,000. All this out of the hici<fental costs of operating
«rutomobiles. Very little of it has come out of direct taxa-
Outbursts of Everett True
Drechtdyk'Of the Holland Amer
ica Line ‘emonnUng to 2S.678
boxes end the other on tbs AU
bionstsr amounting to <«,3« I
boxes.
Tbs principal item of cargo on
the Alblonstdr was apples, sl-
thongh the Drechtdyk had 1351
cases of canned goods, 1152 bones
and bags of prunes. 834 barrels
of flsnr and >081 cases of fresh
eggs in addltloa to tbe apples
carried.
Think Of whgt-this 6,000 miles of bard surfaced roads
hr hrf local comfort,” Think of what it means in lic it -
Ity for reaching local markets, in increasing rural lifippi-
tiess. And. think what it means in the oonpecting up of
easy eouuHttdieatioh between the Atlantic And the Pacific
trha Mf th^ states ftetweito? ‘
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And all tlii/ money spent virtually without feeling
it — a definite accomplishment with money that other
wise «poulcL ha Ve been sunk in merely temporary values.
~ Existence of hard roads has increased our appetite
for public expenses. To he sure. And these are the sort
of appetites‘that we should have.
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BORAH TO ATTEND TO THIS
Political observers will watch with special interest
the clash of ideas oj»cratipg in;the brain of Senator BorAh.
The Senator, who while officially only one of two reprev
sentattves of the utate of Idaho in the Upper Hons« nnfl
the chairman of its foreign relations committee, carried
the burden <tf being the ru<lie«I leader of ( uugrem*. Ki-n-
atoriXorris of Nebraska, for instaude^ is rauoh more radi
cal, blit ihen Norris does nothing bnt talk. Borah can
get busy. Just now he is busy idanning to deal with the
coal ditnation, whiali certainly is in bad need of dealing
for the dealers woa.
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Bo Mr. Borah will draft a way by which the United
States Government can take over tke coal mines, if the ''Vernacce differ from husbands,
mine owners and mine woskors
not proceed to fnncfioq ftisbands go out and get lit, but
tairdeces are lit and go oht.
promptly.
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The fun will be when Borah trieu to find a lawful
way for the United State« to ‘‘tak# over the mines.”
For Borah happens te be a sticker for law, as well 'Whiskers 17 feet long.
as for justice and for radical.ideas. For instance, he be- ‘
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lieves very much in the Senate, bqt he has refused to co-
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sdsntiflcsiiy
operate in the proposal to impose the Senate’s wtwlies oh <®*Jd **
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,f the **bjr
couW read tbe b<><»« same us you.
Now Congressman Davey, a
Democrat, steps Into the breech.
His bin unquestionably le s gen
uine economy measure. Tbe gov
ernment’s executive personnel
ought to be cut down. If the ad
ministration Is as nervy as Davey
tbe bill win get its support (if so,
it win be odd to see a Republican
administration backing a Demo
cratic congressman's bill) but it
will be hard fought, too.
It’s noteworthy that the first
broadside «gainst It comes from
one of Davey's fellow Democrats,
Congressman Blask of New York.
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^ G A M U T S ,
y ,
R p F - Ö P R N
O fe u i/N ' s u r i
A N r c r r i iN ^ .
THANK V O V .
/I fP C S S .
Great Mothers
Aboard the Stammer Raknye
Maru of the T. K. K. line wan a
shipment of Aladdin Houses des
tined to Bombay, India. This will
be trans-shipped to Hongkong for
final
delivery ip Bombay. There
ANNE HILL CARPENTER
WASHINGTON.— .Congreesmani
have been several shipments of
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Mother
of
Oeoerat
Robert
Le
Davey of Ohio Is mild of manner,Í
ready-made house« during the
but he has nerve.
year, and 1924 particularly show
BY
MARY
GREER
CONKLIN
Otherwise he never would have
On the moral and spiritual side ed large shipments, dne to tho
A pound ¿of
worry
sevef dared to announce bis authorship
o
t
hks patnre, Generai Lee’s moth heavy purchases by Japan on tbe
cbaug«4 an ounce of tact.
of a bill to suspend all civil ser
sr, Anne Hill Oarpenter, fvnrish account of the earthquake. These
vio« rules for
separate ** “ • r fttU ’ h are o f WOrt* y ’
Almost pay trouble can be
»xal eni- «hsracteristics 1« balancing the ’
eliminated through the sweat
ion dol- P°w«rs of her son who was «
glands.
to play so eonspleuous a part
. ... in he most erltical epoch of t
The desire for money is al
sited ne American
history, though he <
ways mors overwhelming than
,
undoubtedly received hie mill- c
the desire to work for it.
oresldent U r y
««nine
and
hie fiery 1
seal from bis dashing and heroic t
Go to court with It, and you
*“ , ” father **Hght-horse Harry” Lee c
win make two troubles grow
exercised whQ
u tbe
of U e 0
where .but one grew before.
Revolution and who in that im- _
mortal sentence, «o often quoted, “
The practice of law is largely
Summed up the career of Wash- 4
evasion of the law, so that a
well
that
lngton: “First la war, first in "
great lawyer must be a great
servants, yéace> Md firat |B the hearts of
evader.
iletration htB conntryaseh.”
Btlll, the
R obert Laie's mother knew
of ‘ Opportunity’s best
TViAMKS FRAMKtE.!1
I
to
take
,h«f
his chplfip Of a military car- ,
are so faint that you
he Inter- M r had hMP made for him by I
bold the band back ot
1 W A S c o M P te m u f
;h would pis inherllancs Of bipod, tkat the ,
to bear them.
p u f . M O URE-IW* *
if It did pptrlt which had flamed forth with
(» L M PtLLEB IH .
■e heads, saeh CrpmopdoUs expression in bis ’
Hes Heck says: “I never ylt
-ff4‘
S H O P *1U a T
.
stand In father eeaM not dto obt without I
sap s good weather prophet nn-
C
h
e
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s
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samel
«Aether
generation
b
f,
utterance,
! * • he had a reasonable amount
'K in d a s m b ..
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tless has She was therefore in sympathy
0’ rheumatism.**
ilstration With his dectslea to enter West
< OM C H u c r iï y
Yqt how iRoint, where his very presence
lltlatlve? w«(i • reproof to vlee; tor General
question- Lee oould hat» ««weeded, equally
. accused well in the ministry. He lllustrat-
lean-out, •« <”• Christian virtues in the, .
a hench- military academy, lu the eamp. I
en the battle M A
M Freei- /
dent o f Washington - Lee <Jntve«> (
Sttr. Instead « t i p the pu lpit.; D ur- ,
^ASHINflTONg
C À Ù
f l p
I C E T r S f n L A “ M
6 B B n l b l l f t t s M
v e h
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been quite heavy during the past
month and with tbe eblpment en
'the Drechtdyk has amounted to
|S 4 2 cases during October and
NEED TO WORK, BUT. DIFFERENTLY
Are we too ridi.f The idea is suggested by tho report
of the secretary of the United States department of ag
riculture, who in this annual statement of employment
conditions, reviews the over-capitalix&l and’ over-manned
condition of American industry,
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* Mr. Davis points out that the shoe factories for In
stance, turn out many more shoes, or at least edn, than
the^peopto of the United States can possibly wear. . So
the flour mills produce more flour.- The coal, mines ppp*
dace more coal, by far. And conditions of foreign trade
do not take up anything like the slack. '
And we. know that, equally, the farms of the United
States, ever since the war, produce more raw m ateriel
than the country needs.
What seems to be required is a readjustment of the
industrial situation |hgt will permit ttye men and wo
men of the United States with the same effort tliat they
are employing now, to do more for themselves. As it is,
we are a too rich nation, and do not know how to Hj>erid
our energies. With the manpower at our disposal, otpr
machinery, and our resources, we produce more than we
can take up. The condition inay not last long, but for the
time at least, it is etubarrasiug to capital and labor alike1.
The cure is not for us to work less, but to work dif
ferently.
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au<nl#r ln4r< |n the M t
Trout fishing In the streams
h>
drear T,€e ®f th® °®B e r - Steamship of Oregon ended last night at
* • “ 7 > ^ Qi ~ Tr J wreer
coreoretton
;* - L
. T X to the W est
a . Coast
« » , of one hour«-after «unset and the
red. Reprodne- monU
* BWpWent of «47 Rogue among others, will re
main closed for fish under li,
.
bundles of wood-pipe destined Inches until Apfil 1C of next
«vfWTWh
Calls, Pern. This Is one of the year. It la stllll poeeible to take
many forma In which Oregon lum- steelheads over 1C lnebee in
her Is shipped b foreign conn- length as a ruling by the at
torney-general Is to the effect
that a steelhead is a trout
until it Is 16 inches long, after
which time ‘ is becomes a sal
mon.
Steelhead fishing with a fly is
MEXICO CITY. Dec. 1— (V.
co am Der or aenuties saturaxy good naw, many anglers having
approved, the messore giving had soma exceptionally good lack
Numerous * limit
Premier*
Mussolini
increased last - ‘weak?
catches
were
reported
and tho
PORTLAND, Ore. Dee. 3. — powers. Under the new bill the
fish
were
reported
to
be as
premier
becomes
responsible,
auli
According to the figures compil
good or better fighter« than the
to
the
King,
instead
of
the
King
ed by the Traffic Department of
earlier runs.
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end parliament.
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the Port of Portland, Oregon, ex
ports of apples during the first
three weeks of November amount
ed to S3 >>41« boxee. During the
pest week two shipments of apples
Irst lnsertlpn, per 3 point Una »...... —
ich sabMgueSt insertion, « paint line
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FISHING IN
X RIVER GLOBED
of the World
Wart PotuL whs« hi» father was
la Georgia searehlus for health,
bis brother Carts» 4« Harvard and
his brother Sydney Smith In tbe
aavy. the young Robert, was toft
as the nurse » d mainstay o t.h p
ipvsUd mother, ter his older sis
ter was en luvalld also— respon
sibilities carried by him se lf they
were n s hurdee bemuse ks loved
Ms mother with extreme devo-,
tg>n, aud she received his homage
qmt service With such tender
gratitude tjiat te rtrve hfcr was bis
greatrtt Joy On being graduated
from West Point he was At one«
appointed sdeend lieotepaM of
engineer» and hastened home to
While capital and labor «ver His mother, wkb was Ssry.lll, and
re about 50-50 In winning who bad only time to stalls kpon
rthee, the public never, wins her sou before she left him for
the final sleep. About this time
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By Williams
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