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A SH L A N D ;t)A IL Ÿ TIDIN-ÖS', jn jt f u m » cathal TpitYÔ, ' (UP)— formation of t Sunday by IN G 00 tìeVmkn aìhbAssaddri Mi««« hmeOr« B*ron ShWehara. tora t o f .W :<Bj K lI t o M p U M B o n d e n t ) C tflC A G U Telephone 39 O fF lC IA L Ç1TY PAPER l l y . ^ t e-off iotTwRl lie to effect «h exchange, efy foilow- f ^Jfeosorg betw^bi ,J.p«a.M The southwest today was linked into the nHbonal atr » a ll »ye1 hrf Germaa universities. Oerm- 10m— e lip p i*g two d»ya of the .- i « -•* » * « « • medical lecturers correspondence Vme Between east Inc., which 1» hr Charge of the ’probably will be the first of the and seutkwesb— when two huge mail syfcsm, plans to pat 10 m i- j Teuton savants to come' to 'Jap- mafl plane» started the route be chinee Into the field. 1 an. 1 tween Chicago and Dalian. Early OMOX one of the hear? “ air tra c k ** roared into the skies front t | d U n tiia c field of the Na tion«! A ir TrMqbport on its maid en voyage to the jseuthweat. At the same another plane teok o ff from Dallas headed to Chi cago. This brought out realisation of dreams fostered by southwestern business men several months ago. The move puts them within It hours m ailing distance of Chicago and clips two days o ff the mailing (line-from Boston to Dallas. In addition to m all the planes w ill carry express but no passeng ers w ilt be allowed to utilize the new dady systeih. W a rrin g down from Chicago the schedule, calls for the first ntall stop at Moline, I11‘. *Phh next Anu rod at the Ashland, Oregon Post office ae Second Class Mail Subscription Price, Delivered in City O b » Month ....... ........................... r * — — ................. “ .......... ■ Tb.ee Monfhs ------............................................... — -------- ------ - Six Months -------------------------------- 4Bl—— J--—----- One 1 ear F—.— imwiwwwi1 ' LX * -------y— — *.....w**"f-*** Rural Routes One Month ... Three Months Six Months ... 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DOWATTOXH J No donations to charities or otherwise w ill be made in advertl»- Jug or job printing — our contributions w ill be in cash. • • R E F U N D IN G D E B T S T he B eren ger « M ellon a g reem en t on the- fu n d in g o f ¡lie F ren ch d ebt to the U n ite d S ta te s r e su lte d in a c o m prom ise on p aym en ts, b u t is a v ic to r y fo r th e I’n ite d S ta te s in it« refusal tq p erm it th e id e n tific a tio n o f rep a ra tion« jm yinents w ith p a y m e n ts on th e d eb t. A fter e ig h t te a r « o f.e m b ittr e e d w r a n g lin g b oth th e reparation« and the in te r -a llie d d eb t p r o b le m s h a v e been put o u t of the w a y , if n o t fin a lly d isp o se d of. T h ia g o a l took m uch lon ger to reach th an it sh ou ld h a v e h u t th e al lie d nation« had to he con vin ced , tlig t th e U u ite d S t a le s w as in no m ood to p erm it th e c o n c e lla tio n a n d th e A m e r i can p eop le had to he e d u c a ted to t h e id e a th a t ‘ ‘p a y m en t in f u ll ” w as im p ossih l a n d th e b est w e m ig h t e x p e c t is p aym en t to th e e x te n t o f th e c a p a c ity o f each co u n try o w in g u« m oney. T h e u n fu n d ed fo re ig n debt« are th o se o f J u g o k ia v ia $51,000,000; G reece $15,000,000; B u agia $192,000r BY CHARLES P. STE W A R T 000 and a sm a ll am ount from Liberia.* NEA Service W riter If the U n ite d StateB e v e r r e c e iv e s 50’ p c r cen t o f th e W ar for any purpose shall be fa ce o f th e d e b ts th e n a tio n w ill h e in Puck — h u t tlm t Illegal, and neither the United w iltolergely d e p e n d on w h a t Euroi>ean c o n d itio n s m ay be States nor any state, territory, association or person subject to tw e n ty or th ir ty year« h en ce. etter /'F s £: - Tt h as been f a n iy w#fll esfSW W ^ t h a t tlm G reek g overn m en t h as a $10,000,(100 c r ix n t in Ita ly fo r a rm a , m en ts, and th a t I ta lia n fa c to r ie s are h u m m in g w ith w ar m a teria l orders. I t is a lso w ell know n th a t I ta ly w ou ld lik e n o th in g b e tte r th an t o rep lace F r a n c e us m a n d a to ry in S y r ia . I booking a b it in to th e fu tu r e , f n e m ay alm ost see a G raeco-T u rk ish w ar, a s a r e su lt o f w h ich M osul fall« to E n g la n d , and a p o litic a l situ a tio n in w h an ee is 1 forced o u t o f S y r ia in fa v o r o f Ita ly . B y n-p rocess o f e lim in a tio n , th e con flict o v e r th e M osul o il terri t o r y ,sim m ers l d ow n to one b etw een G reat B rita in an d F ra n ce. G reat B r ita in is n otoriou s fo r r e fu sin g w h en ev e r p ossib le, to figh t h e r ow n b a ttle s. S h e lia s u sed G reece b efore a g a in st th e TurkR, and w ou ld d o u b tle ss a llo w th e G reek s to snatch hjjr M osul c h e stn u ts from bu rn in g. T h e T u r k ish g o v ern m en t seem s t o be fu lly a w a r e o f th e situ a tio n and fo r th is rênson h a s ca lled up it s a rm y reserv es. T h e a p p a ren tly jifeaceful b h ie o f E u rojiean sk ie s o fte n p roceed s a n a sty «tprm. R anr À p * é , - Its Jurisdiction shall pr0tia.ru for. declare, engage In or carry on war or ether .arpicd contact, fx - ,petition, Invasion or unMertaking within or without the United States, nor shall any fnuds i lie raised, appropriated or expend ed for such purpose. W A SHING TO N — Senator* Lynn J. Frazier of North Dakota, who proposes a United States consti- tutional amendment against war, as set forth above may l>e set d&wn safely as a radical. I t Isn’t necessarily radical to want to outlaw.war. But Tor one country, all by it self, In this turbulent world, to disarm completely, forget what little it ever did know about the m ilitary a rt and prohibit «itself from ever liftin g a hand in anger again— well, if that lent a radi cal suggestion, what Is? “I suppose It does seqm a Little radical at firs t,” agreed Senator Frazier, when asked if k» didn’t consider it So. “ Howevjr, we al| want to end wars— all except the profiteers. The League of Nations and the World Court don’t seem likely to accomplish it. I think this meth Trying to look down upon those od w ill. Only, somebody rtust above us is quite a strain. make a start. W e’re as well sit uated to do it as any country, Some of the new spring hats and better than most. look almost good enough to eat. “ Once we’ev taken the first stop, I believe the others w ill Speaking Scotch is much more ollow suit. Maybe the nations ifficu lt than drinking it. if continental Europe w ill havo to have a general agreement first, The man who slaps everyone but we can act independently bn the back eventually seems to and Initiate the movement.” Strike it lucky. i M E X IC A N BOY C R U C IF IE D Some men are so brave th<*y will go and get married right M EXICO C IT Y ,, ( U P )— I t ha? while women are buying spring just been learned here that n clothes. fourteen year old youth, Jovi; Chacon, was crucified In the These are the days thé golfers courtyard of the ja il at Ciudad are out after the early birdies. Hidalgo, Mlchoacan, by the other prisoners. M yrtle Creek— W ork begun on The boy has been arrested for logging cgntract tor 35,000 feet maltreating his mother and tlmlxsr. grandmother. When the other? Large force worxmg op 2 and learned of his offense he was tied one-half mile Powell VallOy-Or- to a cross and no effort to release lent unit of Mt. Hood Loop road. r I him was made bjr anyone. Hun dreds of townsmen passed the B urnt— H erriek pine m ill be ja il yard to see the unusual spec ing « built here, w ill cut 250,000 tacle. feet a day. stop is at St. Joseph, Mol, and from ther on stops w ill be made a t* kansas City, W ichita, Kan.. Oklahoma City and finally the southern termtndS at Dallas. The* flying distance between Chicago <nd Dkliks is approxi mately 1,04(1 miles and the planes to be used probably will have a cruising speed of about. 110 miles an hour. Not only w ill the new a ir mall route link the southwest with C hi cago, Kansas C ity and Other mid dle-western markets, but it Will have also a direct contact with the already-established east-west m all route. Planes front here w ill not leave before arriv al o f the morning TMwk of the articles around your home’ that could be made briefer and more colorful with the use of Decoret Enamel. This easy-to-use decorative enamel can be used to refinish furniture of evety description. In the breakfast room the brighter colors are very ap- piOpiiatei while in the bedroom the paler tints in sem i-gloss finish are more suitable. During this Special Decoret W eek you can obtain without cost a sample can of Decoret Enamel in any color you desire, a booklet showing color You can secure these articles free by filling outfit« attached coupon and bringing it to our store daring RADIO HEARD PERFECTLY - . , AT BOTTOM OF SHAFT C R IP P L E C R E E K , Colo., May 18.— ( U P ) — A few thousand feet of earth, offers no hindrance tp reception of a radio program It was found in an experiment car ried out In the American Eagle mine here. P. L. Smith and A. S. Carper, connected with the mine prop erty, took a radio set to the twenty-first l^vel of the mino which is 2,100 feet below the sur face. A noon-day pipe organ con cert broadcast by station KOA at Denver was heard w ith the same clarity as outside the shaft. can of DECORET, and a licoMet on it coat to *>«. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME w ith M IL IT A R Y T R A IN IN G ; P r o tests a g a in st c o m p u lso r y m ilita r y tr a in in g in any ed u cation al in s titu tio n s e x c e p t m ilita r y sc h o o ls h a v e been niade in W ash in gton . T h e C h urch P e a c e U n ion com p osed o f all th e m ajor co m m u n ia n s in th e U n ite d S ta te s, filed 4ts o p p osition , to (h e p o lic y o f p e r m ittin g u se o f th e e d u c a tion al system o f th é U n ite d S ta te s o f A m erica fo r m ili- t # y and tra in in g and p r o p a g a n d a by th e W â r D epnrt- nfrnt: secon d, opposed to th e m ilita r y tr a in in g n ow g iven bt the public h ig h school«; th ird , o p p o se d to all c o m p u l sory m ilitary, tra in in g e x c e p t in e s s e n tia lly m ilita r y sd n stls. . < . * S en a to r W a d sw o rth r e c e n tly sta te d th at p la n s are nOw afoot to esta b lish n a v a l u n its in a ll c o lle g e s , and re serve officers arc to be a s s ig n e d to .as m an y com m u n ity canters a« possib le. T h e arm y burtijUciRCy e v id e n tly d e s ire « to in stitu te P ru ssian isin in th is co u n try and mtfy got nw av-w itIt it. OUT OUR WAY C SOU ä CALUM O WO U -fi-AE. F IR S T * T Î M E , O tO W U S O U ? ■ Bv Williams HEARQ M E STEP IM ' H L A Ê -» M AM ’/ /D i o j a cal . l « m e / \ m o r e / m o m c e ^' ' MA ? G O SH , I • w D i d w* v A iovy 'A T ! G O S H IF i b A Porch Boxes Hanging Baskets Porch Tubs w e h a v e tim e tp fill th em for y o u now . • 1.' K M o v q E .0 ’AT«* A -A - Ü h U - CAREFUL Il f* WOV m - M A - T \ A L A R ACKÉ. AVNFtL ' A fu ll sto c k Of S p r in g B u d d in g p la n ts The strongest opposition to Fred SteNrOr js found in the democratic party. Dem ocratic politicians and news papers brand StelWer as an enemy of the direct primary. They cry “conspiracy” and to. lead people to be that Steiwer would sh the’ direct primary. Nothing la farth er from the rtriA ^ B ta iw e r’s enemies are aoikg, everything in their ASHLAND , FLOWER SHOP Phones 148 or 190 . 1 , - I B 1 y B A C K TO T S E L A N D F O R J R W S ilitib n : tn rrii^H tZ m a n » H tf A lA J ftw a illa strength o f phbtic approval bac* of StefWer. They r«k* him. They know they eennot defeat hint in the general ejehtton. Steiwer . w ill a credit 1 * *’* ’* United iw tlfii'Seakte. >. Jie-{s clean, ene.’werte, c a p 0 le and ag- I’l le s t i n e it is proposed to secu ro $15,on(\0i)0 to h elp tlious- afids o f J e w ish fa m ilie s in farm « e ltlein e n ts on the Kus- «ifcn p ra irie« / Rfissian G o v en u n e a t ij* o ffic ia lly fo«- ttjring .Jewidh ^t««l etlraiR ation by fre e lnltid g r a n ts and -M lb is. S om e (>,(MM) fam ilie« have aB’e a d y been th u s in stalled and *24,OOH m ore h a v e regi»- tdfced ap p lication «. T h e j^ V em u M o i |>r<>pp«e« tof » fo v u k 1 100,000 f a m i l i e s . , I . f l H ’ l I f U »' t W s fiv e ia l . E v e n th is ntnulier is on ly tt fra c tio n o f h u n dred s of G tensands w ho would chchim - .th’ej griijdiji)( |M jiurv o f l i f e in th e c itie s o f th e old p ale, w h ere, liended b y th e K ttriift ren trietion s e x c lu siv e ly in to tr a d in g at|<J email anE safis oecijA atioutU tlj«y .little no f v ih < V * A » b ©r;Kyc- s / $ 1« flgwiess W e c a ll fo r y o u r faork an d d e liv e r it p ro m p tly . Is a Vote For a » » i A IV «TK { »7