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FEBRUARY’ 25, 1020
!» THE SCEPTRE OF ORMIE — ‘‘The Sceptre shall not depart
m Judah, nor n lawgiver Vronf between his feet, until Shiloh
aes; and unto him shall the gathering of the people be.’* Gen.
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CLOSING tH E B0GUK
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t Action was taken Monday in Portland by the Ore­
gon SjJortsmen’s association advocating the closing of
Rogue river and other coast streams to ■ commercial fish- -
gabled tack the Argentine gov-
tag says the Grants Pass Courier. The association-¿ecog- ,
element, “»end him alone," or
ojzes the growing importance of the jieEpetuation of Ore- (
word«, in dpantbh, to that gen­
eral effect. .It’d a nice asalgn-'
itbn’s premjfef fishing streams as tourist .Attractions, and }
W
ASHING
ment fyr a, scientist of his par­
if taking this means of beginning a move which will
ticular
brafad. Trillion« of in-
« zentually put the Bogue among those streams which
LETTE
l-«ectg don't «rente a paradise for
By CHARLB8 P. STEWART.
f e reserved for the sport fishermen, allowing eommpr-
anybody else, but they do for an
NBA Service Writer
dtal interest^ to keep those streams which are recognized <
entomologist
• WASHINGTON — Raymond C,
^J-imartiy ns best ‘suited for such purposes,
Shannon, of the. National Mu­ ( The first step in every well,
h Result» ohtaineef ih the past have shown that it is
seum staff,' hero In Washington. conducted antl-mesqulto war la
scarcely possible to dose Roguit fever for the commercial ’
Is on his way to the. Argentine to ^»«slfy the different, breeds
Interests for many years. Sportsmen throughout !the Buy a friend, and he will selia republic to hunt big game.
iimd go after the worst ones first
¿late have began to feel that they cannot cope with the the
1 occasion to sell you.
Mosquitoes.
. Shannon expects Just the task
. It , sqems- - president. Alveai* of classification in Argentine to,
$1 uncial interests which have large sums invested in -the
God made a Garden, but
ttdustry a n ^ ^ ib a r^ ^ b n jj't'o |s e their money to main- was man who made golf courses. spent a night on his ranch in ’take him two or three yean, an
Santa Fe province, away from estimate which speaks for itself
jfin it. The time fa n w , J>»wcvgr, for the starting of a
hl». jpjp«l“ho , ,net , Jp
Buenoj
<he ungodly swarms there
f jmipaign of education to »bow fhe necessity -of setting Even a dime Is a high pria ‘Aires, recontlf, and J«Bt escaped i > m s o to'
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there.
toidc some of the mope, accessible streams, such as the to pay for* anything you don’ being eaiea altva. i t ’s summer » Me hda fought moeqnitoea in
that side, of the -line now. So n a t o ' parts of the world.
Hogue, for the sport of fishing, j
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Ç need. '
, aa aopn* as he got back to fhe X ’ .
It is hardly to b© hoped that the Rogue will he clos-
t capital* ha told th« ministry of
m I within the next few. years. But it is highly pTobabja
agriculture that something just
tfcat a favorable sentiment can bp created, which will, uj
had to be done.
fâtnre years, result in making the river one of those re-
Any man who can't earn a
dfrved for sjiort fishing and make it pne of thé best known good living Is an ignoramus, no The ministry of agriculture
in the world among fishermen.
matter how much education be appealed to the Rockefeller
Foundation, the mosquito's arch
•» The value of the tourist fishing can scarcely he over- has.
foe, on the ground that be
dltimated and very few years wjll elapse befo*re all avail­
spreads
yellow fever and malar!» • Use -the double entry system
The
average
weight
of
a
fash­
able sites along the river, between Grant» Pass and Gold
ionable woman’» »pparel is a — at least some varieties of him in yeur business so you can go
ppacli, will have taken by anglers who wish to main* little
put the tack door *h e» a eel-
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over a pound, most of t'ue do.
tain summer homes.
The foundation recommended lector enters the frout.
pound being shoes.
One réads in sporting magazines of the streams of
8hannon, as perhaps the world’s
.. New that taste|pss eastdr oil
the east noted for their fishing, hut anglers are agreed' Hes Heck says; “More hus­ foremost mosquito
t>ae been perfected mother will
that the fighting steelhead of ¿lie Rogue furnishos the bands is shot than robbers, rect a campaign
need another way to make eon
shows that marriage Is jlst nuisances.
greatest sport of them aull. Zane Grey and others are Arhlch
mercy, go te school.
“1D the *. name
as perilous as burglary."
doing their part in giving publicity to the Rogue and in
à few years this stream will be as well known -ns any. The
steelhead fishing must therefore be maintained or the
advertising being received will have a worse effect than
ho publicity at all.
■ Sportsmen of Southern Oregon, are glad to note that
the Rogue is being given attention by such organizations
ks The Oregon Sportsmen’s association and feel that with
»ufch organizations. enlisted in the fight, Oregon trout
It reams may be preserved ns the property of the entire
rountrv instead of
pQUiitry
df a few Individuals.
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OUT OUR WAY
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By Williams
THIS MEANS YOU '
State Conaptroltor Murphy of New York says:
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“ The iniblie mind regards billions ns if billions were
quarters, and
as if millions were dimes.
. J ‘‘Thrift, 'the foundation upon which thi6 nation is
¡»uilU is in danger.”
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Aa. rnosj. of ¿he taxes go for purely loc^l purposes,
wfasrp tlie individual taste and the individual vote decide
Of all seasons in the Parent»
Teacher year sanely this. o»r
birthday month, . Is the one la
vhleb we gather mere closely
together, receive help and In­
spiration, from the past, and
look ahead Into the future with
its hope and premine of future
growth and development.
We
pease and think with grateful
appreciation » f U a founder of
onr aasooiattost—lhe woman with
the vialon,. Mrs. Theodors W-
Birney, and ber lóyal band of
workers. Could they have look­
ed down the yea » of l f | d and
seen th« optcoate of their ( ef­
forts; soon the organisation as
It stands today with H» woll-
worhod-ont system of depart­
ments, covering ynany fields el
servjM^apd reaching into every
• •» 1 » » * ‘M hnlQB, save one,
snretf ,thplr heart» would have
thrilled with Jojr and thank-
fu ln » ./
ThropghOnt the paygnt»teach-
er world‘^eeaders’ Day ts be­
ing celebrated In loving remem­
brance ' e l that mother who
thought - not only for own but
for all children ever0rhere.
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FRANKLIN
Personal example after all is
the stronger force for good or
evil that la brought to boor up-
t>n onr ehildron.
The eearching eyes of a child
took Into our lamest heart.
They most see there eoly those
qualities which arq strong and
taaatlfnl. Let ns bring to beer
upon their Impressionable young
souls those eaaobllog influences
frhleh will meld their lives te
the highest Ideols.
’ We must look to the home
to supply the spiritual aeeds of
the child. This, with the church,
la the euly means -of religious
enlightenment. .Will the home
»ccept the challenge end give
'Ihe child a square deolT Miss
Mary McSklmmon In her talk
at pur recent »m e convention
told of the pitiful thousands
bf children Is eur lead with no
Religious training and laid te
this defect the lemeateble num­
ber of juvenile, criminal*. Tbit
statement coming from one of
eur national educators carries
.tremendous forte.
In the name of God v e have
token religion from the school»
wisely, or unwisely. It Is now
UP to the parents. A» fgr a»
the school situation goes. It
Aoula seem that we k»v« tata
atone souoerned to «fe | s it that
the public schools should n»t
contain any elemppt tocqpgletapl
u»ta Which wp Mt a g t a Many
of oqf teachers are trying by
example and ptocopt fo hgjM
■Wong chorictera. To parent»
and taaehbrs. »ad all >ho ar»
making the World a bettor plaoo
to llvs la, w« any;
M|sre| of high producdveiiess and efficiency of American
mduc^ry, agriculture and tran8|>ortat ion,' and is one of
Ihe fty’tors accounting for the high “ real” wages, or
»rosjierity' of the American worker, according to com-
lafative «Indies of development of primary’ i»wer in
LnGgd States, made by National Industry Conference
Bofird of New . York. *
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Dip R E h^tA iiSi
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A SpUO TÄSifeS
tin t HÒMty
A SmiKÉf?
UÔH*f A6 A»R-
BAKERY
The K ohler A utom atic E lectric Plant
is a hard worker—
It will pump the water, milk the epwa, separate the
eream, chpp theleed, do the vashujg and ironing, and
a dozen other jobs.
. Its a bartl worker because it is built to be a power
plant a t well aa a lighting plant It is not handicap-
tied by- storage batteries — full-rated capacity is
always on tap. A small starting battery provides for
full automatic operation.
Its ijO-volt current carries long distances, saves
wiring expense, operates standard appliances and
gives brilliant light.
If you Want a real helper, you owe it to yourself
to Investigate this proved, successful machine. Why
buy ap ordinary'plant when you can get a Kohler on
«esy payments T hst us give you the facts.
J. N. DENNIS,
Phone 278Y
“Bo strong
Wo are not here to play, tb
/dream, to drift.
Wo have hard wort to do had
loads to lift.
Shun ta t the struggle, fhes It,
’tla God's gift.
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Faint not, fight on! Tomorrow
comes the song.
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542 Boulevard
Ashland, Oregon
rnr many patrons for ttyeir generous patronage dnr-
ag ouj stay in Ashla«d in tho grocery and feed
busj'negs.
'fbf raj»id ihcfaa»c in use of jfife^ianioitl powerd" the
>ple are sp oonscientious tbqy-applaud nadio
Axles
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h<jn soine’fédtí’i?' gH» n lot »f something it doesn’t
what to <jv with wc have a new breakfast food.
Brake Lining
Timken Bearing
Motor Bearings
Yalvw
V ista»
What a wonderful thing It
this gift of vision, looking up­
ward and ahead!
Is it not
what we all heed as parent»
The good book says: "Without
vision the people perish.'* How
true It is! With tbs vision of
glorious fulfillment In the lit­
tle ones In onr arms, ws work
upward by slow and patient
uffdlng, step ’ by step, * not to
meh for material success as
top strong upright manhood and
wòtadhfcood. Sven If the Image
blurs at times, the Master
Builder can use onr poor efforts
to His purpose If* wo can bat
Meh opr weakness ’ to His
strength.
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fy peponal matter with every vGtor and taxpayer. The
only Way to reduce taxes is to spend less money, ,
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For Opr Successor,
IL O." PARKHURST,
we bespeak the «Am
inpport and generous
patronage which we ,veeg joyed.
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