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WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
•‘All future pveitta» where am admission charge 4s made or a
llection taken is Advertising.**
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No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders.
The Mellon plan of taxation
waa rejected by the previous con-,
grass, but after the tremendous
majority of Mr. Coolidge In the
1814 presidential election. Demo-
.crate withdrew moat of their op-
‘positron whYc bin 's coalition wltfc
Independent Republican* h a d
been successfully used to defeat
the proposal.
The Democrats
then joined hands with Republi-
cans and pul the new bill through,
In the Bitoehhart case, Mr.
10,000
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pt erpry description of fencing
and wire Just in. Tenon posts.
Ail kinds of garden tools and
bciph
PABMBRS! Look to your mow­
ers and rakes* repairs sarly,
and leave your order for what
you need at
Peil’s Corner
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our contributions will be In cash.
Screen Doors
ANOTI& R MUSCLE SHOALS BATTLE
; The joint congressional committee appointed to ne-
gbtiite for 4 he'Operation of Muscle Shoals by private in­
terests is spl^t three ways in consequence <jf which a fight
ill botlj houses threatens, to again tie up the solution of a
problem that seems to Offer fat pickings to sonie^ne.'
Four years ago Muscle Shoals was a whitq elephant;
nobody-wanted it. The Tennessee river ran on its wav
unchecked past the power dams and the nitrate plants
wiere deserted. There was no evidence of life about the
groat works. There is little stir there now, but it is the
njost sought after project in the United State». Wide­
spread interest in it developed with the submission of
ifenry F o rd ’s bid. Since then several powerful, syndicates
seek1 to gain control of it under a 50-year lease.
j Iji Muscle Shoals the potion Jias a mighty asset, an
a ¿set for War as well as for p6ace. There never was a
question as to the propriety of government operation
dbring wrir time, but in peabe time it seems to be a pro­
position th at Congress is ditided, on. Muscle Shoals has
become the plaything of politicians and has-been idle
t<b> long. It should be made to do ..the work for which it
Wes m eant
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The birth, of a daughter to the Puke, and Ihicliess
of York gives to England anopiet heir to the throne.
Until the Prince of Wales marries dud bps children, and
until the, young lady herself has a brother to share her
nursery, she shares with her father, the Duke of York,
the title of Heir Presumptive to the Crown.
It is not on any divine right but on an act of Parlia-
ufeut th a t the title depends. If the hereditary principle
is followed it is because it is convenient», not because it
is’ Sacred. In the United States is it possible to elect a
President |»y vote. In the British Commonwealth, so scat­
tered and so varied in race, religion and culture, no fran­
chise is conceivable whereby a President could thus be
chosen- The crown is therefore a symbol of sovereignty,
npt the fact itself. It is a symbftl to which <»ne-qenrter
of the human race admits a peaceful allegiance.
CALL AND SEE OUR DOORS
You will be pleased with the quality
and workmanship.
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BY CHARLES P . STEWART
NBA Service WUter
WASHINGTON— Senator Reed
Smoot of Utah sprang a Jftke the
other day.
It's the talk of the whole Sen­
ate.
Not that, as » Joke, it was any­
thing to write home about, htat
it waa the first one,, according to
all the best authorities, that that
particular senator ever perpetrat-
Smoot takes life seriously.
He Isn’t melancholy hut he's
solemn. ,
He never laugns. He never
unfleo. Sometimes he gets irrit­
able, buL never, except In this
lone recent instance, has he ever
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CARSON-FOWLER LBR. CO.
been knoton to get fundy.
J Marshfle
Smoot Was m ating ah appeal Metal Co
At thè time for sòme nèw govet**- dredge ai
nient buildings In Washington "plant neat
Me pointed ppt that a la^ge-pyt
of the governmental personnel in
the capital is housed in what were
intended, origially, a temporary
quartern,
mostly
ot
pretty
sketchy, war-time construction
and now in a sad state of dilapid­
ation^
“It’s an urgent necessity," ho
insisted, "to get these employes
out of the old shacks, they have,
ó work In now, or I’m afraid
they'll fall down altogether.”
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’ "Do you mean,” asked Sen­
ator Norris facetiously, "that
you’re afraid the employes will
fall down or that the buildings
will?" ’
"I mean the buildings," aq-
iwered
Smoot.
“Government
employes dont move fast enough
to. fall down."
In the Heart of Town
The Ashland Chamber of Commerce is working continually to promote the
best interests of the City of Ashland. 'Didt it has succeeded in its efforts is an
„ unquestioned fact
By an organized program extending oyer the last six years, it has established
Ashland as the OUTSTANDING SCHOOL CITY of Southern Oregon; as one of
the best e q u ip a d HOTEL and TOURÍST communities on the Pacific Coast; as
a Center for the development of many INDUSTRIES, such as CANNERIES,
VlBOltEACtORÉÉS, etc.
♦
This work has beeh done in a quiet mariner, with no flourish of trumpets, with
' no exaggerated hot air promotion and with much less financial cost than is usual
s for such undertakings?
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THERE ARE MANY THINGS TO BE DONE.
CIRCLE JOUR
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UNITED STATES
oaf Constitution lias been-so stretched out of shape that it
enjs very little figure and should be “ construed” to per
nnt this claim a place in coprt.
'¿I British statesmen now admit» thqt tl|e league of îty
must be recoguigecl, tyid projtose a fclaii providjiiiJ
for a division of the TVfthcil seats into three clas^fR
]»çfiminent, semi-permanent and temporary — with con
.tijdental divisions to settle th e ir‘own 'affairs. When h
etiites to )>erfecting t^.divjsiqp.4if .ihi» »luqBcber.aMionf
5J |iostile states, it i|> baitiy ^ o s s i d e : ^uau df tin
continents will prefer Ao^Lhize leagNeskf tl<-ir owM, anc
cooperate by delegate representation.
J act that
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$5 millions.of foreign debts liuvc been ftmdWd, American
»flayers will receive but little lajnefit fo r^ ia n y years
Uome. The total annual payments daring the*next ten
¿Brelve years will l»e about $100.000,000 at most — and
r i will not go very
Open lights carried by coal miners have caused 3,3(51
lis during the past 20 years according to the Bureau
lines. The B u ro ^ | reeomjyc«ids.fhe‘^te|yf tlif ji|iodeqi
Many watering places
■ns drink more water u ||
at home.
i
Kain ha« started a nal
Second:
Fourth
R oundtri(O um m er excursion
fares efiectlyfc all summer; return
limit Octohrib 31. Take advantage
‘ o f these culMtantial reductions in
kt A«. varo a f rx
■ j/IwVV O ' s a i
D o and s it more this summer
than ever hhtore. See California
onyflu r w ifc Know rfiq Whole
Pacific Coafe It costs so vety fittlc
more. H avcfhe Southern Pacific
agent helrfjkiu plân your-trf^.
. Thus get thlnnost for your travel
The fertile lands ad
ed into many smaUi
Hry rsisipg, aqdsnii
new
desirat
eland, ‘i
costs o:
HWI
h
To this end our effort this year will be directed largely toward an ade
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