£17*
A SH LAND
D A IL Ï
trap s t g ^ e e t for
coty violation» * H
T ID IN G S
to
«' a tib e f'* • •
pygetleally equivalent 1» ft t t y *
Obeying the traffic officer*’
signals was -¿ft toyHe being sun
over, for t h e - cops were too
buoy with pedestrians to bother
with autos and they rgp wjid.
To disregard th en was' to lftud
la jail.
Delivered
ADVERnSlXO
Single insertion, per Inch
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After several days of this,
with i s i arrests, o n e ,o f the
Jaywalker« appealed from the
traffic court to a higher trlbbn-
al, ‘ whieh promptly declared
the entire performance an out
rage'and ordered it stopped. ’ ■
RATES
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Y e a rly Contracto
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DONATIONS
No donations to charities or otherwise w ill be made la advertle-
o £ ** b Println* — onr contribution* w ill be la cash.____________
No discount w ill be allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders.
JANUARY. 82, tvaa
. GOD RETURNS PULL. M EASURE — “And the angel of Je-
rah called unto Abraham a second time • • • and said, • • * Ih
Miag I w tll bless thee, and in thy eeeg shall all the notions of
earth be blessed; because thou has obeyed my voice.*’ Gon
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COAST VS. INTERIOR RATES
Aa against the interest of the great centers of popu-
Etion, Senator Gooding is making a despairing fight for
S s long and short haul bill.
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£ Since both the interior and the coast cities have a
»elfish” attitude toward this question, it is apt to he
ttled on a simply selfish basis of which side can get
e most votes.
But there should lie a national, as well as a sectional
.-fttitude on the subject of the adjustment of rail rates.
"5 The coast cities should have all the natural advant-
Efcs that sea traffic gives to them. They ought not'to
IJpve the additional and artificial advantage of forced
Ebsidy from tha interior states and cities spoken of as
me “ intermountain region.”
They ought not, being
Aemselves the creatures of Government action, to force
mgh rates on Colorado and Ktah and other states, and
wSth the surplus thus gained, reduce ratos for Han Fran
cisco and lx»» Angeles, so to get shipping that otherwise
ffould be carried through the Panama canal hy ship.
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{SION IS IOWIZED
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Approve or lie indifferent to Zionism an we may,
icre is one deadly sin to he charged against it, accord-
g to report. For it has ended a childhood drennr of
bristmas the world over. Hereafter, one may ns well
udy up the Holy 14 ml out of a book, with the aid of
kps, as to travel there. The modern Palestine is hut a
plica modern, declares a British diplomat. This mem-
(T of parliament probably has not read Sinclair’s “ Bab-
!$• declaring that the mnjiks transplanted into villages
iff Zion, had become as smug as “ Babbitt.”
i How many of us, from our mothers knee up, have
Ignged to ‘’look on Zion,” not merely in the spirit, hut
ift the flesh? We h^vo yearned to wander by the Riyer
.mrdan, we have been excited about Ericho, we have
raised np our eyep to the hills of Samaria, and we have
4Bled upon Galilee. Home of these thingrf we can yet do.
Itot if the towns of l^destirie are as the towns of Kiinsas
nffd Neto*k«kR« *1
ohops of Nazareth we walk to
f i d displays of chewing gum and our favorite cigarette
iffth highly colored placards of a iiopular siphonlzed
dKnk, what has become of romance?
For that ia Iowa’s only lack. It tukeu u iierhisteut
ntfnd'to find romance, in Iowa, if you live in Iowa.
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Dunn and Hopper w ill be ont
tomorrow, working among the
farmers, in an effort to Increase
ittlereet - in the gatherings.
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P R A Y E R — Grant us Thy Spirit that we also may ia fullest
aeure know by experience that it is more bleseed to give than
receive.
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NEWS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
£ A representative in Congress, passing the buck”
<E prohibition enforcement, indulges in that silly old lino
ifbout “ the newspapers’* breaking down prohibition and
(¡thcr laws.
• ’ This is because the papers carry stories of the drink
ing of liquor, the raiding of booze joints, the frauds in
*dgh and low places, the venality of officials.
‘ Congressman Summers of Washington would have
per» put in statements of the facts ho thinks are good
r the people to read, and conceal from the people all
suggestions that there is crime or vice or failure in prin-
•gple, anywhere.
We might have that sort of newspapers, if we had
maintained the original labor plan of the Garden of Eden,
▼here every man and woman picked of the tree of good
&id evil, for himself, and left others to do their own
gicking. Each one of us would then provide his own
*wspapcr as well.
£ But even from the Gv»rdert\rf E d en ,1 the modern
•idivision of labor” began. Wljere “ Adaih delved and
Eve span,” there rose a mutual responsibility, Adam
«jelving for Eve and Eve spinning for Adam. Those thnt
get out newspapers are not going to conceal the fact that
Igiuor is drunk, just because the suggestion may not be
for innocent and non-inquiring souls.
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George Dana and J. E. Hop
per have beftn appointed as
members of a eomtalttee to In
terview farmers offering them on
invitation to attend the farm
er’s meetings here next week,
according to j ’. H. m ile r , sec
retary of the chamber of com
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
“All fiitnre events, where an admission charge is made or a
ectioa takes is Advertising.“
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Telephone 3»
DISPLAY
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ressfit ,
wealed .It and parauU^I Cow*
missmner» Rudolph and fop-
qlng to lMI»e the .dMSM* The
polle» dropped orpqrtfelUf z e|»<
Business Manager
- . —... City Editor
O m c i A t C IT Y P A fK R
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enate
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3 lmoses §
Love sometimes makes a fool
wise and a wise man foolish.
No one chair is tdo small for.
the newly married coupld to alt
together In. •
Most men who cuss Congress
forget to vote,
Any man can be honest if he
is closely watched— and knows
No winter is very hard when
e coal Cellar is full.
• Circumstances alter cases, par-
ticularly when the contents are
Scotch.
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, W A SHING TO N, Jan. M - j- ( U .
P ) — Senator Cole Bleaeo, fiery
South -Carolina democrat, again
stood Out against the efttfrU
Senate today and prevented the
adoptiop of an agreement which
the republican and
democrat
leaders had worked out to end
L By C H A R L E S P. S T E W A lrt- ’ the
World
Court
filibuster,
N B A Service W r ite r .
and take up the tax bill.
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e . Imm ediately, Senator Walah
W ASHINGTON— The way the
of Montaaa, democrat, began
Washington
clttsenry
is .b e
circulating a petition to invoke
deviled by government is one-
the old cloture rale to lim it
sin and two shames.
debate on the W orld Court. It
- The two district commission
w ill be presented later. I f sign
ers— the third or engineer com
ed by 1« Senators, It must be
missioner concerns himself only
voted oh Monday.
W ithin ten
jwith technical matters, for which
minutes, it had th irty names,
thank providence— rule like twin,
thas assuring the presentation
[cz^ra. .
W hatever
they
say
of the p e titio n ..
r f o e s ’’— at least It ddes* fo r
awhile.
Later the courts often knock GUNS SECURED IN
ROBBERY ON RANCH
it out.
Most school boys would swap
a year o f, their lives to see
Adversity is easy to endure, teacher fall on the ice.
otherwise how could so many
The frequency with which this
endure it?
happens is ' significant of the
regime’s irresponsibility.
Many
a
faint
heart
A man may be measured by
The commissioners slap on
stronger in the faint fire
the hmount of intellect he seems
some new regulation and- it’s
to ba satisfied with.
law
until
somebody employs
counsel and spends a lot of
I t doesn’t matter
how beautl
b
money putting up a fight. Then,
A certain amount
tough ful your g irl’s complexion is
ad lik e ly as not, it transpires
reveal don’t wear it on your lapel.
luck aeems necessary
that the- whole thing was illegal
the truth to most of
all along.
Those who suffered under It
ays;
Next to a
galem ’— Permits asked
for in the meantime simpy are ont
the hardest thing I486, 000 Irrigation storage iro- of luck.
p ro h ib itio n '« g e n tjje c t on Five-Mile. M ill Creek and
suspicion.”
Dog River, and Mount Ilood Flat.
The rale subjecting pedes-
OUT OUR WAY
By William^
’n U ftM S H A L L H EC TO R
B t VsMlPPtD FOR
JA Q u eN tT T A T h a t
q u ic k b k h im »
AMO HANG ED FO R
POMPEKTH a T i s
OB A O B V
M OST RARE POMPD/
First Natioanl
’ Batìk
Ashland, Oregon
M ae w ith thee» yeWhtUI esplrantt
tor U r - " to w a* the Cota»
—nTilii M ilitary Academy ln Flor
ida. wpectally ao whan th e y .* ** ba
lag eoacbed by no leas a personas«
than Stantoy H am a, manager of Use
Washington Senators, and of the
Cor*» Oablsa city dtaroond team The
two toto certainly look In earn««.
W e’re betting on the Utue fellow
with the white shirt
sheriff’s of
Members of the
fice and local officers started
this afternoon for the scene of
the robbery.
Because of the
impassible condition of the rand,
they were forced to nee horses,
and it w ill pro b ab ly-b e some
tims before they obtain any
trace of M iller.
Funeral services for George A,
Gardner, former county Judge,'
who died In Medford Tuesday,
w ill be held in the Preebytfftan
church ia Medford, Sunday ef.
fernoon, at I t 10, according 'to
a*
announcement
made
this
morning.
Rev. B. p. Lawereace Of Med
ford and Rey. Stator B. Mo-
Vieker of Jacksonville will of
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FRIKNhLINKSH h e l p ,
both ns and onr custom
ers.
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IF you have not yet open-
en a bank account, or if
yml Rie not entirely satis
fied with your banking re
tati dns elsewhere, we diali
be glad to yrclcome yon at
our offices.
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A rifle , a shotgun and a
large amount ef ammunition for
these arms, were the loot se
cured by Charles M iller, about
45, who, it ia aileged, Yesterday
afternoon brake Into the ranch
home of A lbert A rnold on Dead
Indian,
M illar has be^n working en
a ranch on the Dead Indian for
several months.
His employer
declared yesterday that M ille r
has been moody aod has givea
indications of being mentally
unbalaaeed, but until yesterday,
had given no signs of criminal
lncaalty.
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GARDNER SERVICES
TO BE HELD SUNDAY
.R emovjmed P o h PES
ChoQsing Up
ficiate.
Portland
w ill
apead
Electric Power Co.
«5, ^70, MO l i I t t i
Repairing, Tire Work
sendee that you can da
pend upon.,; í; '
,
Men’s Shoes
Priced to Give Service
OVERLAND
•tANOAXD
ftOttTANV
Shoe Shop
Wise Saying Makes
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Many people have
dea,
is .one t ¿where , everyt ody
saves nothing. » .
, -
ipened would be
1 ‘ deud
iri less thâh a
» ’ ABherh dan bO no Uomel,-©r-schools di fac-
tariés ln A town5 ufiUli bdtaébodÿfh as saved
first. After that it is tlfe right kind Of spending
combined' with ïe^ u b rîsa v j^ which keèps thpt
«oddG inen
sfioylp hgv«;a g"od baiik àcp<iâpt/S ta r t yours
of Addftnd
Phone 46
.Ashland, Qxogoii
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