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M A R C H 8, 1MM
GOD'S C A LL — "Como uoW, and I w ill send thee unto Phar
aoh, that thou may eat bring forth my people • * • And Moses said,
W hp am 1, that I should go? • • And he said, Certainly I wlU be
with thee.” Ex. 2:10-12.
P R A Y E R — Thou has also called us, O Lord. May we go in Thy
name to deliver all from sin’s bondage?
CONTROL BY FINANCIAL INTERESTS
DEFICITS OF RURAL CHILDREN
The U. S.-Public Health service last year co-operated
in giving physical examinations to 197,000 rural school
children, of whom it was fouud that 112,000 had incap
acitating defects.
These defects in many cases would have produced
unfortunate results. Children who need spectacles and are
g o t provided with them, are likely to injure their eyes and
ham per their e ffo r ts permanently. Those with throat and
nose defects may fail to obtain projier physical develop
ment, and thus drag thru the world in an ineffective way.
Our educational system will not be any where near cow
plete unless some provision is made for„ discovery of such
defects, with some plan for following them up and urging
negligent parents to have them attended to.
Sidewalk Issue
Darling Studio & Art Store
P 0 B T W X 6 THAT PLEASE
fitoMU fans «ndà» eteky. oar to
catch a ll dripping oil.
Thp proposal to establish the
eouncllihanlc ¿My manager form
of government woe ddtoyed for
another twp weeks en motion
of Councilman Taylor, chairman
of the ordinance seasmtttoe, »
la understood that several Im
portant changes dre befag made
in the proposed ordinance before
It is ready* for final submission
to the council.
The committee
promised to re to rt w ltbta two
«oaks.
World’s Largest
Stane Line
From Ashland
The eouneil toted to aeeept
bide tor the purchase o f 5 M
toot’ o f fire hose at th e meeting
w ith in two weeks.
Rapressnta-
ttoes o f, tks A. G. to n g and
Company and the Pioneer R a t
her company o f Portland sub
m itted proposals last night t u t
I t was decided to call for sealed
bids before taking definite ne
tte«.
In this eonneetlen, the
: fire chief and city recorder were
directed to eommunlsato with
Pacifie coast Hrs Underwriters
to learn whether or not the la-i
snrance rate to Ashland would
he lowered If the city should get
the new hose and put to other
contemplated Imprpueutoats, In
cluding the establishment of a
group of new Mte alarm home.
Potty Lime and Hydrated Lime
SPRAYING PURPOSES
Is Defeated
quickest way for a dec-
loss a patient is to tel]
was only -a minor opera
Love that dies never was love.
À lawyer justes a ..lot
out o f a s a lt'th a n a taller.
I f ypu are mfsundeiptood,
ddn’t blame- it.«on the world
W rite pdétry.
Beauty carries a woman twice
Very few people who want to
as far as pedigree aqd cash be movie stars could stand the
combined.
attain of getting m arried every
month.
How much difference It makes
whether the hole Is 1* the cas
If
wishes were horses— we
ing or In the tube?
would wish they were autoa.
Two men you never forget -
The first sign of spring
The fellow wgo owe» you money when the lawn mower makes
and t^e fellow you owe money face at the coal shovel.
Maybe they wear short skirts
T h e only one who gets any because It gives them more free
real fun oat of economy Is the dom In saying their prayers.
fellow who doesn’t have to be
e c o n o m is t
e MANY PEAR TREE«
W OODLAND, Cpl., March 3
Has Heck says: “ When a man — (U .P .)— ‘Yolo county orchard
m s nothin’ and smiles, you don’t 1st» have planted about 50,000
knopr whether he Ahlnks yon B artlett pear trees so tar this
year, a survey shows.
a re -ly in ’ or tellin ’ the tru th ."
OUT OUR WAY
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Just Received New Stock Of
W ater ftuportotoudent Hosier
uroa given authority to make
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a group o f sity extensions fo r
the Tnlsnt irrig atio n dtatrlet and
first to protest a year from to
to repair U hud leak lg the tour
day if It were proposed to do
er reservoir. The w brk w ill cost
.away w ith *h y at the Improve
approximately 81,88«, and the
ments which might oe made. I
oouaoll voted to borrow the
am In line w ith progress, and I
money from the lig h t deprecia
moved out of that section of the
tion fund to carry on thia work.
<jlty once beeanaa they didn’t
Mayor
Johnsen
appointed
Wave any sidewalks. The reason Oouneilman Taylor, H igh had
Ashland Isn’t any larg er than
Peters as a special committee In
It is today 1» because you peo
Investigate the advisfbURy of
ple have fought thane plans for
patting In a crossing on Henry
progress and development.” _
street between Bench and N orth
A Losing F ig h t
ern tn order to provide access
• t But the mayor and council to the normal school from that
members were fighting a lostog section.
cause, and oven the urging» of
Garb««« Disposal
Don Spencer, m all carrier end
The council w ill meet in spe
property owner, went fo r naught. cial session next Tuesday night
In feet, some of the" protesting to consider the garbage disposal
property owners sought to make and incinerator problem.
W.
,lt| a personal m atter between R. H ayter submitted a w ritten
themse&es and M r- Spencer, but
offer to the council, agreeing
he taatated he was thinking only to handle the garbage disposal
of the development of the city as under, a five-year contrast
His
a whole.
rates would bd | l *par » tm to to
The council, however, was resldeoee* and
per mouth to
unanimous against taking any business
houses.
Collections
decisive action.
I t was Indi would be m a « weekly to re«P
cated
another
Investigation deuces d aring the winter and
would be made in an effort to twice a week during the summer
p |t in the desired Improvements Business, house coUssttons wauld
on property where there would be made dally.
B n offered to
pay |2Q0 % year too the fran
chise. H e also agreed to bnlld
an Incinerator If the city would
fnrpleh the m aterial, and he
would retain a ll fees for the uee
of the p la n t
Bto proposal Whl
be considered at the meeting
Tuesday evening.
Bv Williams
Ledge of rock In Columbia
River át Wpune w ill be moveä.
to
make
85-fooy channel.
corica*
I hoto no brtot for them, as
I pay fu ll fare a«4 glad to.
But I nets Mltot a 'p»b«tor
pastime it la lambasting the
railroads.
Why?
I've speat at least three days
a week on the road since fast
Novstnbsr and. bad to maks all
'kinds of coanscttoM.
Never once bavs 1 been lats
in all that tim e. Through win-
tor storm a»d spri«g (reebets
OB time we always were,
I «to as ttoa laeati in dtoofa
tbs bsa^ hotels
at prises a coed daai lass.
as I ooald «st to
I slapt to dean, semtostaM*
beds a t priasa toss toon a «oefi
b eta!,.
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I never xsostosfi a sharp,
cruse w a r t f»um » alMta tor
d to h tasl
tostsad i loanfi <**■
fitollty evarywbase. ...
^ « n s 1* thars anythtot Umt
eoatribatos ««Rs <a saush to
<Mut oasafort and. *faSM«My m
oar raltooads?
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Moscow Fire Brick
CARSON-FOWLER LRR. CO.
In the Heart of Town
“Wait a While before You
Thgi’l a R w ring means. It doesn’t mean “ go
ing
things”—all your Mfe—but only for
awUK
Saving is just procrastination in spending—
putting spending off for a while.
Then latex, when your bank aeoonnt is big
onongh you can spend if you wnat to for things
that really ooant—for education« travel for a
home or business of your own, etc.
Forget the small pleasures now. Spend later
after you have SAVED FIRST. Open a savings
account at this bank and let ua help you.
The atúraos Bank Of Ashland
x WINTER
SCHEDULE
OF STAGES
Two Through Stages Dally
To H r«|fip< Waving Ashland U 7:00 A- M. fi*d
XHO A. W. A pleaAant ottft day tg ft
W e take paassngers fe r a ll way potato. For farth er Information
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Itr o AsMapd-Fortla&d, 18.20
HATH OFF TQ the RAILROAD«
HOME OWNERSHIP STRENGTHENS A NATION
The
T h e homes
h o m es of
ot the
th e w
world
o rld are
a re w
what
h a t th
the e work
w o rk of th
the e
world is done fo r. T o b u ild th em a n d k e e p then» is th e
f l r a t concern of a stable civilization. So essential to hdp-
pinern are homos that many Euro|»ean oouutrioa have
made their construction a puhlie- ntihtyt Thero is no
ench need of paternalism h e re , where a liberty-loving
people will provide its own homes without government
subsidy.
A new spirit is born of ownership. ’There is dignity in
a perm anent settlement. It was the hand ou the plow that
made America great. What was owned was worth light
ing fox. 1» an industrial age, with population massed in
cities, that proprietor-ship which steadied the farmer most
be transferred to ownership of homes. .
Home ownership means better eitizciudup. The f a m
ily that the landlord is apt to discriminate against is en-
opnraged in the home. In good home districts there is a
dymrth of juvenile delinquency. Anything that enhances
t h e d i y i t y o f nMMi enhances his character.
The proper time to begin to think almut buying your
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agreed to p«t
To Buy Vtoe Mom»
W O ^ t C O N STITU TES A D V E R TIS IN G
“A ll future events, whey* an admission charge is made o r *
collection taken is Advertising.”
Me discount w ill be allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders.
The complaint is often made that the country has
pome under the domination of the big financial interests,
and that they are shaping the laws and policies so as to
favor the great corporations, with secondary regard to
the ordinary run of people.
Wealth must be our servant rather than our^master.
But if wealth is regarded as an enemy, we can do with it
as they have'done ip Russia, that is, confiscate it. 'Hie
result is that capital cannot be obtained for industrial and
public enterprises. This produces universal destitution
and makes everyone worse off.
People of wealth often become so absorbed in the
struggle to make good in the business world, that they
do not see how human values are affected by their policies.
A business may be very successful on the side of making
dividends, but if it has not sold its goods at a fair price,
if it has not provided healthful conditions and fair pay
for its workers, then its result» are not profitable to the
country.
So the people who make the laws must he able to
keep those two principles clearly in view. '’We must have
business jiolicies that will enable business to operate at a
profit, but we must not forget th at the welfare of the
people is the object of all business. A business system
is not satisfactory that just provides good times for «
minority of the people. That prosi>erity must be commiin-
ieated to the masses.
The mass of the people must co-operate heartily
and cheerfully. There are many plans and theories th at
look fine on paper, but when they are tried out in actual
operation, they do not fit the facts of human nature. We
must place the management of things in the hands of
people who have had practical experience in knocking
up against the world and studying the popular psychol
ogy
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Where wonld ws ever ba Wtobr
out them?
I t they can do this to spits
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