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FEBRUARY ft, 1020
BUILDING AN A L T E R — “And God said unto Jacob, Arise, go
to Bethel, and dwell there; and make there an altar unto God."
j 35:1.
PRAYER — May every home In onr land, Lord, build a family
ir unto Thee.
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A REAL SERVICE
5
of the sanest situations which has developed in
'■asi political circles recently is the statement that the
« t e board of regents desires J. A. Churchill, state sup-
[‘pntendcnt o f education, who was selected to assume the
líesidency of the Ashland normal at the beginning o f the
[Aeuióus month, to retain both positions until the opeh
¡ t g j j / the local school.
• „There has been a persistent, under-current demand
t f c f Mr.. Churchill resign as superintendent of education,
nltcnsibly in order that the political pie would be made
rwher by one more appointm ent being available. W hile
IBs has been expkéssdd jnAinly in “ guesses” as to what
W .-C hurchill would do, to one who read between the
iBes the politicians Undoubtedly wanted him to resign
¡■mediately so thát somebody else could be appointed.
J í f , he had resigned J a n u a ry ^ ,; therwiwoujd have ina-
liili^ t e ly been, two positions, e M u W « g salary and
iwth eAfh cáúsidg necessary expense for stenographers
;ild other incidentals, with. Of course the nbrmal school
ifcid depleted to the tune of several hundted dollars a
íw n th . A s it stands now, Mr. Churchill is doing the
T ’t of both positions rather eoinjnitently, without any
isWHional expense.
¿’■’’"ThÓre hrt sb Many Situations where hysteria and dis-
ifc a r d of the public’s welfare — and money — are ex
im a ted that when au incident based on economy ante
clficioncy does come io .ligh t wp feel like crowing
a out it and congratulating the official or officials who
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By CHARLES P. STEW ART
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NBA Service W riter
W ASHINGTON— There’s son»«- tested
thing pathetic In the sight of |niprif
one of the big cats— a lion or
igfc tiger, say— pacing his cage
'terra sob', to and fro, to and (rd a" d ,,
monotonously to and fro,
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When you don’t knbw
to do snppoae you don't.
And
those
noble
eagles!
Lookit ’em.
The eagle!
Tl)e-
emblem of our freedom! Sitting
on a dummy tree In a big coop
In enjoy- made out of chicken dire, out
enjoylng at the Smithsonian Institution's
Rock Creek park zoological gar-
4 hug
contains at least twjpe
as many thrills as an embrace.
Faith Is
Ing hash
religion.
W hat is right and win
wrong!
Yon w ill know
from t ’other the next day.
Is there any man who thinks
imtbovements profitable
^lie writer has not personally made any investigation
t0 the advisability of the gutter, sidewalk and curb
prbvements which were suggested in a petition to the
!y Council this week and therefore cannot make a state-
>nt that all of these specific improvements are justified.
However, it is rare that sidewalk, gutter and curb im-
ovem ents are not justified and profitable Investments,
¡©party w ithout these in a m ajority of cases is slow
»ving in the real estate market as long as there is prop-
ty with these improvements fay Rale. As a comparison
e property without alw ays has a value lower than that
[th the improvements.
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F ro m a casual acquaintance with the streets men-
med in the petition, the writer knows that there are
b few sidewalks, gutters and curbs m the section which
e petition included and th a t,’.therefore, the petition de*
rves the earnest attention of the eouncilmcu and the
tojierty owners who would he affected.
i ^fhile all sections of Ashland should take a pride in
b laying o f sidewalks, curbs and gutters, the property
taiers in the immediate vicinify o f the new normal and
tanimar schools should especially feel a deep pride in
kkiag these improvements and m aking their property
f 1 -»«atr J»“"“-»* the best appearance possible. .
A local man who appealed W o r e th e’ comity court
gently is reported to have complained that he “ didu't
int to go to jail, as he was a hard working man and
is afraid he would get soft if he was sent to ja ik ”
dge Hartzell promptly eliminated this danger by sepd-
f him io the K elly Butte rockpile for six months.
Most o f as kicking about where we arc should lie glad
aren’t where We are n o t
fome people wohder why they do not get bn, when
are merely trying to get by.
Yoa will make a poor job o f growing old unless you
your time abdtft it.
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W e cion’t know w hy girts teave home, but sometime«
"leave home because they c a n ’t pay the taxes.
> c e r s ¡ «aw mw
W hat T» sacrilege!
he gets his money's worth out
of the taxes he pays?
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W hile we eunnot choose our
relative« we have the hlesecu
privilege of picking out
our
enemlM, and friend«.
Hex Hock «ay«: "W ith all the
advantage^ of our school« and
collage«, there 1« still ’one born
every minute.’ **
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