F o e f Bite ’Realty Agency Frank­ M«rgfor.* J. C:. UunttK Frank
lin, 0 . M., Fraaier, J. W-. Free- MUU. V. Y-, M0l®r. Jo«. Miyor,
berg, W. A., Frldegar, I. K., Fro- V. D., Milton, Jack, Mitchell, W.
man, &
F ifo t, <3 M, Fuller, O> Mpqro«, J i M . Mooro. W. J.,
Mr.. J .’H.‘, Fuller, J.' WfJ J
’ » Mowiitt, W.-WS, Mulchay. J. H-,
SYDNEY. March, l l , _ ( U P .)—
To increase her population rap-
idly,, yet at IM b same time pre-
serve rigidly her White Aus-
trallh policy, and, If possible,
keep the present high propor-
tlon qf British stock, Is a mixed
ainfojtion Of Australia fraught
with many tangled racial prob-
lemsi
' i
«
wH
Wfl
yS
• Wagner. Mrs. B. - H., Wagner,
F. P., Waite, 0. g ., Walker, ». P., Wopda, Dr. R.
H., Wallsten, B. 0. Wah Cauag, A Ford, Wright, W. M J 1
f
•Wenner, G. H., Weren, Eric H., land, Mrs. C. D. . . .
Western Auto Supply Co., White, : Tho, O. H., Tucker. W .
Oaley, H. C., Bartam*. Sarah, M t.' Ashland Bakwry. MeGa>r, P. A:. Whittle, F. F., Whittle, Young, Clyde. , i . ( {
Morton "! Hansen* */. F.
Whittle, W. D„ W lct
Gallatin, L .H „ G tl$ x o re, H, 0., Daisy- C., Nelson, F. U , Nlaiacor. Mrs. F.
meysr
and W. H. MoWatt, <M
¡furniture
Store,
Wild,
J.
B.,
Good, Guy D .,’ Gretr, p ert R., A. C-. Nortls, Wm. B.
ed
during
year.
;
' ‘
Wiley,
Thornton,
Williams,
Br-
Green, Geo. M., Gregg, G ? W ., f Oeder^Emma U, Oeser, Dr. W |
¡Oldflsld,
W.
J.,
Osmnn,
Ruth,
Pad.
Grubb*- J. Ipirkln, Grubb, Millard
Tel A Tel., Pars, i t K., Paujaepi^
Haberly, Wm. T .,’ Haines, Dr, O. A., Patton, Mrs. C. A., Payn«.
Chas. W.. Hamaker, M .W ., Ha mi Daniel, Pel}» Emil, Pell, Mrs. Brail
mond, P. K-, Harner, J. L., Han­ Perozzi, D., Pero|sl, Mra.^ D,,
D., Peters* 8.. A. Sr,
sen, Morton, Hanson, Dr. C. W., Patch,
Peters,
8.
A.
Jr., Philips, B ..B „
Harris, C. A., Harrison, H. 8.,
HarTison, N. H.,~ Hardy, Arthur Fierce, C? H._, Pierce,1 Mrs. C.
V., Hardy, J. H., Hargrove, Anna Plata Confectionery, Plummer, H.
B., Hatcher, L. R., Hawley, Mauds B. , Poley, W. M„ Powell. T. L„
I., Hersey, Jos., Hicks, Blanche Powell, B', L., Praeht, A. H., Pro­
High. H. C., Hill, Thomas, vost, Dorn, Provost, P. 8., Pryor,
-
Hinthorne, B. H., Hollmeyer, J. ! t . d .
Richardson, C. 8., Rlgg, J. O.»
P., Holmes. Mrs. H. P., Holmes,
and you will bo convinced of its superior qualities.
H. Pi, Homes, Fred C„ Hosier, Roberts, Wm., Roberts, Lu A.,
flobers,
Mrs.
L.
A.,
Rablson,
W.
B. R.* Howell, C. V., Hughes,
W. , Rose, O. H., Rosenbaum, A.
Any Quantity From a Sack to a Carload.
Walter R., Hurat, H. B.
Sams, W. H., Saunders, J. B ..:
Icenbower, G. B., Isaac, B. R.,
Isaac, Mrs. B. R., Jackson, D. H., Saunders, W. O., Sawyer. Bertha
Jackson, W. D., Johnson, O. H., E. Sayles, H. L., Scott, John M.,
Jordan, A. B., Jorden, J. E., Jor­ Shaw, Dr. M.' B.. Shell, W. A.,
dan J. S., Jordan, Frank, Jorgen­ Shinn, C. E., Short, 8. H., Simp­
Phons 20
884 Oak St. Across B. B. Tracks
sen, R. C., Joy, Albert C., Judy A son, G. B.. Simpson. T. H., Smith,
'Frobach, KaegI, J. C„ Ketch, J. V. O. N., Smith, Mrs. V. O. N„
*L, Kay, Dan F., Kinney, A. B., Sparr, H. C„ Songer, Mollie*
King, E.
Kirby, Groceteria, Spencer, D. M., Staples, B. T„
Kirby, George A., Kooser, Ralph Stearns, H. A., Standard Cleaner»,
A , Kramer, Geo. N., Kruggel Stock, H. ©., Stevens, F. C.-, Swed­
oa., Lamb, C. B., Lamb. A. L., enborg, F. O., Swenson, C. I*,
edom, L. IX, Lithla Bakery, Swennlng, V . J.
^inlnger, B. M., Loomis, Nellie , Tavern Cale, Tavenrr, Victoria,
L., Loomis, W. F.,*Loveland, Carl, Taylor, S. D., Taylor, Mrs. Claire.
Tilton, C. F., Tomlinson, H. K.
j^oughlln, Jack.
Valley Candy Co., Van Sant, B.
Madden, A. A-. Malone, Clyde
G., Man. J. D., Matter». H., Mc- J. Mrs., Vining, I. B.
Gears
Rings
Callen, A. J., McCoy, J W,, McCoy,
Brake Lining
M n. J. W., McFarland, A. B.. Mc­
Pins
Gee, J. H., McGee, Mn. J. H.,
Timken Bearing
Valves
McGee, Mrs. H. E., RcMlllas, A,,
Motor Bearings
Axles
McNabb, Geo.
McNair. H. D .
McNair, Lorena, McNair, Sam B.,
McNair, Mn. Sam B., McNair, W.
H., McWilliams, J. K., Medford,
Tobacco Co., Medford Grocery Co.,
T R Y OUR
FAMOUS RAINBOW
ROCKSPRINGS COAL
W§
Australians boast .of having • W l
»8 per eetot of British stocky
and despite the comparative
_ ?
slowness With whieh her, euk-
* .
pty «paces are filling, ■ the par- PURI 10 LAMPS OOlEmma o r T H E BERATE considers the Interior Department propo-.
llaments and people of thia 1 t
sltion of-importance to the West. L eft to right are: f. W
< Marshall, secretary, Hatfaaal;
W ool Growers’ Association; Senator«Balptf Cameron, of Arizona; Senator Tasker L.’
country steadfastly refuse to
Oddie, of Nevada; George B. Bowden, attorney for the committee; Vernon M etcalf, a f
encourage any Immigrants 1 ex­
Nevada, representing stock interests of West; Senator Robert N. Stanfield, of Oregon,
cept those of British blood. Tn
chairman of public lands committee; Senator Key Pittman, of Nevada; Senator John
Its way, the White Australia
B. Kendrick, of Wyoming; George Hair, chief of inspection division, General Land
edict, banning colored races from
Office; W illiam Spry, Commissioner General Land Office; P rank W- Mondsll, form er
these shores. Is as great a so­
Republican floor leader of the* Honse.
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cial and political experiment as
prohibition Is In America, but
Mn. W. M., Briscoe, Geo. A.,
wheraa prohibition splits the longer
Brown. A. R., Burdic, R. L. Jr.,
citizens of America, White Ans- ed w
Butler,. G. S. Butler, Mrs. O. S.
trails would find barely one want
Butler, E. N.
opponent In Australia to 99
Mei
supporters.
Queen
California Oregon Power Co-
With the dole providing an lan cc
Campbell, R. P., Canon, O. F.,
easy way of 'living to those In ev<
Carter, H. B., Carter, E. V., Cart­
classes In England upon whom Italiai
er, Mn. E. V.. Carter, F. M..
Australia chiefly relies for her openei
Channell, Mn. Lana, Churchill,
immigrants, the authorities of llshlni
J. A., Claycomb, H. L„ Coder, L.
this country., bavw- found suitable as ca
R„ Coleman, Thad P>, CooMy,
migrante
lncteaaiugly . scarce, sure
Chas. R., Coggins, Arthur L.,
but other races of Europe bend problc
Costolo/ Clyde« Crow, Bart, Crater
covetous eyes upon the rich, Mir Britts]
Lake National Park, R. W. Prtoe,
land of the south.
Prominent
Crouch, F n n k .
among them are the Italians, T l l t f
Darling, C. C., Day, WllHanUH,
hardest hit by America’s imml- I H I/
Dean, Harris, Detrick, B . B.. Dl<A-
gratlon law.
Since that came
ey, Nellie, Dodd, R. E.,1 Dodge,
Intq force, there has been an
W.
Dodge, J. P .f podge, lam p.
Influx of Italians to Australia.
Du^in, George W„ Duna, ilatota
Italian colonies have been form- '
M.. Putin. Mary M., Easterling.
ed on the sugar cane fields of
gn ;
O. S., Edwards, J. R., Backus, E.
Northern Queensland, and one maB*B
L., Bihart, H. H., Ellis, M. H ,
district Is already known as hag
Emery, H. C., Enden, H. O.,' En­
Little Italy.
A c
d en , H. O. Jr., Enders, John,
The Italian influx threatens th e Ii
Engle, F. S., Evans, Clarence B ,
to become a national problem, confes
Eubanks, G. G.
The Queensland State Govern- ¿im”
Farlow, E. J., Ferguson, L, F.,
ment appointed a commission of p]aine
Fehlge, T nn sfer Co., Ferna, W.
investigation which reported ad- tiad m
J., Finley, Irving, Fonythe, B. C.,
versely on the unrestricted en- «long
(19.34.
trance of Italians.
Possessing mOdt
They must pay customs duty
no 'legal right te block w hite
on all goods imported. While cut Tma our— i t is W orth
money
people entering the’ country, a t a r
navy -effleen are exempt.
Send
this
ad and ten cents
providing they measure up to
a
They are. tried for murder
to
Foley
A
Co., 2835 Shef­
certain standards, the Federal q^w n
without juries.
field
Ave.,
Chicago,
111., writing
Government did the next best )ng ai
They have paid- school taxes
thing— it raised the mental, the pi
for years but have no school. your 'name and address clearly,
^fou will receive a ten cent bottle
phyalca|, And f|nancR3 >U n-
w tt
of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR
dards of foreign Immigrants to ,ng
Portland— Northwestern Elec­ COMPOUND for coughs, colds
such an extent that there was on ha
tric spends 1155,000 for ade­ and hoarseness, also free sample
a perceptible diminution of the
quate-
transmission
exchange packages qf POLBY PILLS, a
flow.
'fairly
lines,
between
East
and
West diuretic stimulant for the kid­
The labor unions are
the or so
Sides.
ney«; and FOLEY CATHARTIC
greatest opponents of unre- ahatte
TABLETS for Constipation and
strlcted
foreign immigration, ey wa
NOW MAILING BALLOTS
Bllllonsness. • These wonderful
since they fear wholesale set- ed hli
FOR d i H kctoriatk remedies have helped milllona of
tllng of men from the Medl- the ca
people. Try them! Sold every­
terranesn countries will under- Qjattei
(Cointinned from page 1.)
where".'
No. 2
mine standards of living, and njng
lower wages. Veterans of the
The
Bailey, S. J., Babcqpk’s , Olft
World War, too, have entered pelied
Shoppe, Banta, C. W.,
Barn-
protests.
Civic
officials re- gettlei
thouse, J. L„ Barber, W. M.
sponsible for the
health
of
Barber, Mrs. W. M„ Bartlett, W.
communities also view with dis­
C., Bates, N. O., Baughman, C.
approval the wholesale coming O A IJ
J., Beaver, A. M., Beck, J. W„
of Southern Europeans.
UnlYI
Berg, E. M., Bergner, O. T., Blede,
The outcry against the Italian
Gertrude, Billings, G. F., Billings,
influx has excited interest In
G. H., Bflllngs, Ralph, Blake, W.
Italy, where Mussolini is credit­
E., Bolton, W. E., Borgerson, J.
*
ed with a desire of seeing a
M„ Bowers, J. W., Briggs, B. D„
large proportion of that country’s
BE
Briggs, Mrs. B. D., Briggs, W. M.,
800,000 annual population sur- —
plus go to Australia.
Every w®
batch of Italians arriving here cry ,
Is accompanied by an official of reprei
the Rome „Government.
Tha Amer
Bring You Shoes To
W© have just received
latest to arrive Is Dr. Rostagno, olutlc
many new designs.
Inspector-General of Italian Ml- Colon
gratlon, who Is here to makfc a H«h
survey of the situation, as he has t*lk
for quick, satisfactory
done In the United States. Pare-
Sai
service
guay, the Argentine, France and grlevi
Belgium. ■ He says Italian emi-
Tb<
grants are no longer birds of to he
339 E. Main Street
E. Main Street
passage as before the war. No 2 ln
ASHLANP LUMBER
L E E D O M 'S
B
Look fo r
It o a th s
dealePe
counter
Phone
ELECTRIC
Station
.
formerly
Murphy Electric Shop
wRianS
for electrical aervioe
\ h
Guy Good, Prop,
the
M ore
HAW
■ f
-
• IB S
fo r
m oney
»nd
b e s t P e p p e r m in t
Chew ing Sweet for
any m oney
tu rn
ELECTRIC
FIXTURES
that w ill add to the
after you’re dqad.
Even an amateur motor me­
chanic can tell what’s the matter with the Engine
home
,that has broken down. But our bjjujindss is to fore­
The Ashland
Electric Shop
~Where ¡Social
A R C O L A -h e a te d hom e, you
want to linger. In every room
♦here is a breath of hospitality
— of homey chefo
Any doctor can tell what’s the matter with you
beauty of your
Agee’s Shoe Shop-
T he moment you step info an
VEGET
see the trouble before.it arrives—and to forestall it.
Our aim is to keep your fo rd Running Smoothly
at the very lowest nominal expense.
WANT FULL VALUE
YOUR MONEY?
Examine and Ride in the New Ford
We Have
Before You Buy
At Local D esici
. Claycomb Motor Co.
F “ rd “
Park;¡Garage
Hot Water Radiator. Hçai
[ D IG H T out of the garden of
Lvcourse! Decide right now
while the urge of spring is in
your system tcFutilixe e part
of your back yard or neigh*
boring vacant lot for a “kitch­
en" garden. A space 25 feet
square w ill produce wonder­
fu lly if the crops are planned
rig h t And the seeds must be J l l Standard
vigorous» clean and true to v^ttabkpac
type so that every one does
its f u ll share. N o r tfifu p ,
King & Co.’e seeds have been
popular w ith gardeners for
forty-one years. ,
If D O E S Make a Difference
Where Y ob Buy Year Ford
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