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Morire Madden Green
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No di isccftot Win ha ailow&d Religions off Basar
A BURK? A f t l V E R ^ ' T “And Moses sah)
Fear ye not, stad sUU. and are,the eahraUM of
Jehovah will fight fur1Ton.“ Ba.’ l l : 11-147 T ‘
PRAYBR — Dear Lord, 1 will not be afraid
of people that- }gve
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onto the people.
Jehovah. • { • •
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of ten thousands
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. . < T S 1 OBAMBMB PRIM AKY
r 1'As a result of the poor response o f éhhihber of c<ntj-
merce members ip the primary election wbieH • cffttod
i Tuesday eveji^ug, it, is the belief o f The Tiding« that gome
| other method should be adopted in fhe ^election of nohi-
5 inees for the board of directors., * , , ,
5 r Out of approxim ately 300; members, qnly 6^,v<?t©d fo(i
t directors. And more startling still as the fact that lib
Z nàusea Were seggested by those who cast ih e lr ballots fok
2 the 12 nominees. A canvass of the votes discloses thaf i i fly dNARLBS PÎ W rtSteÀRT
« 14 votes out of a membership of 300 were sufficient,tb
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WASHINGTON — Wet-and-
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The Tidings believes tliejt the 12.knèii who we rè dry talk is getting to ha so
} nominated are representative of the community, and an}’ peàrly“ conttnaou» In Congress,
especially ia the House, of Rhf-
* six of them, or any o f t^em for. that .m atter, gre fully resentatlves, that Its Interfering
X competent to aid frt directing the affairs of the chamber. seriously with other business.
¿ • £ u t it must be adm itted, nevertheless, *timt an election
No matter what subject may
eariricte btfegs- a'.rogpwwo' trowrtwk' » pw reen tof-th e -pos- •BA up for considers! Ion, the \de-
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Other chamjipr of
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tempted the primary ayjBfeflf of btiifoUBg adij. hava.T4pnd
it to be .a failu re There ia jaot the interest tlpit i< mani
fested in the method of nom inatidg from the floor at a
general m eeting of the entire mcmbernhip. •
The primary’ Bystem, no doub^ ’jronjd pçoya -eiitijply
feasible, and would arouse flier'ileé&ed interact if tlwre
were gome plan by which m e m b re .ççubf or^ would an
nounce their candidacies prior to the prhBhryi èldbtion.
The Newcom ers’ dub, w hoever tfyej R*ty
ftrpuseM
whatever interest yvas m anifested nh the- primary
th is week, and it i r worthy of note that five o f their six
candidates #4re R tàninated..^?'^*
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The T id in gs^ aggn sts
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The worst of this wet-and4lfy
chatter la that It accompllftws
aptlOn<- Neither aide ever maker,
hoy Mnyerts. Nothing Is eett|ed
jBffbyythlng else has to
tbi i wets and drys de-
fthigeo oaq another— it can’t; b*
they are elected; ^ v e ; sérions condideratioii to a&nè ’«hj- jtalhad' ap argument—nverlkst-
sible and workable, plan wKetefby1trlore în |e W t* tuir• fcb
aroused in Use. ohaAilter of commerce electicms*
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outside , It. , prohibition doesn't
seem , to hg a topic when it’»
possible ,to discuss moderately.
Ordinarily the national law
makers are as polite as Punch
to one another— “the honorable-
gentleman’’ this, “the distia-«
gulshed member” that, "my able
colleague” so-and-so, all that
klad of stuff.
But the minute prohibition*«
touched on the fur begins to fly.
for loyfefct^Mthe happy Mr. H ow att declared while here., •
And so it is. W ith her peach and pear and apple
1 blossom», |h«j beautiful JJthia Park with nature’« apiw tl-
S ing and am aiing nandi.worK, with ltpr azure skies and
B clear, e W ^ a f t ’^shldiid, indeed, ffc'Vdelightful trjstin if
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¡t to reports ffopi '.ftyguyath F a fy - the dis-
fan avenue enfranpe t o T lic lialles-Califor-
It (W niirl<g4tbod4bftf tbfe
iW^rid^d the |jiiprb\’kin’dtft bbifanKe they ir e
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breaking too many bottles ovef the present impassable
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E aster rabbits are beginning to appear in the show
ndows, and the price of eggs, Mi»,vidouUteiF> it seems,
Tbc city adm inistration evidently means business on
W grader should, h e b a Jpt._______ ____.
Hotel Ashland
Electric Sign
Call oft n t for
E lectric Service
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XL ELECTRIC
Station, •
Guy Good, Prop.
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M«ROe>< A R E
M A D E - M O T^CRM
LEEDOM’S
1* the hgbsn ad tiM to »
Angry men never give 1
jht reason for their anger.
who hires het.”
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It m ight be well for the chamlier of commerce to
* hroodeaat A s hl a n d om the “ HoaoymoO» Town. ’ ’ We fopt t-
* r ure t& btgn« Howatt and his winubnto bride wilt*, to the!
* first to come forth with testim onials tljut are substantial
B a n d worth while.
gracefu l
Jailed a Charleston dancer
in New fork, hat not because
of f t
I saw hoy washing dluhes la r.
simple Httfe co t *
H er. life waa spent In tolling
there upon ,the - selfsame
■pot.
Her face was furrowed, and
i - each lias, a story had te io ll.
•h e Ohly kept a household,
' the kbit* tea koniiehold
won.
For Instance, who can imagine
an individual
like the devout 1 ■ ‘
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Congressman William D. Upshaw ,
slapping a man for an offense b
growing* out of anything but a '•
prohibition debater
Being a fool ia a right we
For that matter, whot else but |
1 saw him firs ag engine fas a
sum» ourselves, bat a right
ill-feeling engendered by such deny to others.
vast and grimy room.
a debate could induce anybody
Though It was hard to see b in
to say—as this man did of Up
ia the «tiu And dgaty gloom.
A girl can throw herself at a
shaw—that a crippled congress ¿an more accurately than she
H« watchod each
motion
man was a fake cripple?
hoenly as ,tho pistons roso
can throw a brlek.
Well, a - prohibition debate
and fell.
was what did it.
Ho only fired an engine, hnt
fcven women have their limi-
he fired the engine wall.
tations, but none except a fool
trios to define them.
The eyes of a lot of managers
I saw him digging ditches with
who have been patting off
the an d upon his hands, ’ ,
Good times ia a period when
matches for the Indoor season, those who already have plenty And with that steady motion
were opened recently when the
that a digger aadergtaadk.
qf money manage to get ■ ,ot
HarryOMh-Tflger Fldwors
Ho
claimed no faae abr for
more.
tune; only brawn ho had
dleweight championship drew
to aoll.
more than |1J>K,OOO.
Has Heck says: “In many an
He waa bni digging ditelue,
Office the stenographer knows
but he dng the ditches wdtl.
more about low than the lawyer
In Congress
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th e new
tekga eops don't stake much
in sobia towns they get their
drinks free.
I snw him do his net before
. larga and mntlny throng
That sought relief and laughl
By Taylor
of Scott H okr U, young Southern P a c ific,9iv.il eiyjineor, i
who selected Asblnnd above all cities of the Pacific ebapt,
as the place to bring his southern bride on their’ bridf. l
‘‘^ iX ^ V a p i^ a h M o Irte
liking le ideal pbi«?e*r'
p o n to nr wftgg<
W e have just installed
By Clarence B. Flÿdà j.
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prohibition wrangle.
To-, prove that there's no ex
aggeration about this it’s ohly
necessary 4p turn to the March <1
Congressional Record, in which
appears the vigorous protest Of
Congressman John Q. TlMon,
Republican floor leader in the
lower house, agslnst iuggpiR
the liquor question into discus
sions wholly unrelated to It. -
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aB 4nrfn< toa
meal and lt whf , highly dncom-
tortable for, w l « » « , for the
dtato. »•<>
yww
act nasty; snA ata /« » M e d ‘and
finally ; alg^aft the lfttkr kiddle
with the remark: ? R n oaght to
be ashamed t o a d like 'that.
If yon do that-again yak’ll get a
good spanking-**
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An old n s a * G A . R.—coat
ing to, Grand Rapids, sat nsreas
the table fresa her. , He sym
pathised with the yenagstorj add
her final remark made hlm «■-
plods: "ityriam, if yon had
started teaching that child in
year own heme n long time age,
neither you nor she would here
to he ashamed.’’' > À - < •
Then he get bp 4*4 stamped
oat, while there wae absolute
silence la the ear.
DÔïfATIO^S i
to charities pr otherwise v
; — oar contributions will
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Sdaetor Borah might get ar-
rested f«A aafttempt of the world
eonrt.
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B ripg You Shoes To
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Agee’s Shoè Shop
•for qhidt, satlafaetory ‘
service
339 E, Main Street
FOR EVERY CAR
matters rather little what
task one may choose to do<
i long a* It Is honest and bid
purposes are true.,
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The year* will ring hl* stoW
far upon their golden bell,
If he will only do the thin«
he may be doing well.
MGTHSlU-^CAKB NO CHANCMH
ONCftOYJF 1 1
Nqvpr put a cronpy «hlld to
bod without having F O U R ’S
HONRT and T4R right handy.
It checks Ike anddiBg and terrify
ing ofcset of «Tony, rellov«a tho
ttrangllng,
chohing sondttton.
eases difficult breathing and al
lows peaceful sleep. A friond
writes: “I have long, used FO-
‘tA T p «O B ifr ,ANti {TAB fgff
eroqp. First, i gave it to aU my
«Andren, g«d sqw >lp ,a y grand
children, with' Ole eame too* f«4
s u i t s .R e l ia b le ’ also for hron-
cht«r SOW Tnt, cdftfu, ffCMlgg
throat nnd , troublesome night
«o uff g f i e l d eventokoffm No. S
&EST
E ssential
C b o é îe
cany and m entally
NO -nat IS HtftBftV GIVEN
that tfo Tl^denigfiffd. has fiMO
dkiy appototyd, Atmfeiytfsttfw1
of tth B^teta df fcWtoM H. Nick-
arson.. Aacsasad, ««^d, all'psvsors
havtog elalmi agaiMt a s « to«
tato tea re««!*« to
thtes, duly varitfed, *a«d with
proper vanchsrff, •witHto . sfk
months from this d i a , to M «#’
RolbPte, AtMffnffy> f^r tofetos»-
tnto, at hts offteg own tha Gltl-
aana Bank a* AtoiaMt JtehNtod.
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