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T h r e e h u n d re d B la e k te e t
In
A p p lla a o s com pany o f
O a k la n d .
C a l.. * 4 « b e h eld t M » e w m U S a t d ia n a w il l p a rtic ip a te la th e p ro -
•e v e n e ’e te e k a t th e
c o rn e r
e f « rta a . T h e e x p e d itio n lea ves C h i-
ca<o J o ljr 1 5 . s ta te s an o k-ea rt
B a te M a te s tre e t an d th e B o n ln -
p a ra d e la G ra n d F s r k a a n d th en
vard.
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T h e teats calls fo r a la rg e eoh- proceeds to th e coast vle M ta s th e
fte g ra tm a . w h ich w fll p r S t e b ly b e G r e a t f a l l s o f th e M ia e o a rL K oo
tho oaly one
that will play
all malsss of
o v e r th e hope o f th e
es ta b lis h g ra d u a te s 4 5 * students,
m e n t o f co m m u n ic a tio n w it h M a ra c la m In Its h is to ry.
w e a r e no lo n g e r taking an in t e r
est In th e su b je ct,” <n o ffic ia l o f
th e R o y a l A s tro n o m ic a l S o ciety
WHAT CONBTKTDTBB ADVERTISING
“ A n f u t u r e even ts, w h e re h a ad m lssib n c h a rg e la m a d e o r a
e o lle ette n ta k e n la A d v e rtis in g .“
____ M e dhwme a t m fll h e an o w u ty R a tlg lo u s o r B e n e v o le n t O rd ers .
la rg e s t
to ld th e U n ite d Press today, “ft
is possible t h a t lif e l a gom e t a r *
does e x is t on M a rs , b u t W h e th e r
THEIR BALANCE S H U T
A great middle westeru university rejtorts that dis
honesty in classroom work and examinations has been
found so widesjtread that a committee of faculty and stu
dents has recommended immediate measures to make the
penalties more stringent and to arouse student sentiment
against it.
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There is no middle ground for the strident to take. He
will l»c either a cheater or an honest man and he will go
out into life as one or the other, dishonest or trustworthy.
If a cheater win the crown of »Socrates he will lie a
('heater still and no degree and no honor can change him
to an honest man. Cheating is uhfair, and a man without
a sense of fairness is « menace.
U te
New Edison
Phonograph
RATES
CHEATERS
tw u re U te *
E n g lis h a s tro h o m e rs h a v e
ab ah -
p ro vid e d f o r by a la rg e tw o lin ed te n a i, Spokane a n d r e t a r n in c by
-Sen«S «MJ id e a a n d s e ttle d d e w * ' w ith t e r an d fille d w ith k in d lin g Q la e le r D a rk .
to 4h b m o re p ra c tic a l an d ro a ttn e
d e ty x > f s o lv in g th e p ro b le m o f th e
sene. A f t e r th e m a m has
been
In te r n a l te m p e ra tu re s o f stars.
lig h te r dip p ers o f e e e l o il w il l be
O th e r n a tio n s e t a n o w cease to
th ro w n on th e flam s.
w w r y o v e r a n y .im m e d ia te pros
• T h is ty p e
at e x tin g u is h e r Is
pects o f th e ex ten sio n e l th e B r it
n e v e r th ro w n on th e fla m e s b a t te
ish im p e ria l p a lte r to t h e
o th e r
pteced a t th e base o f th e f i r e a n d
w o rld s o f th e n n lv e rp e a n d
th e
goes u p w ith th e fla m e s .
p eo ple o f M e re . " A lth e a g h a M r
'cra n ks* in th e w o rld o f a s tro n
Bug»«»«— U n iv e rs ity o f O ra g e »
o m y s t ill a p p e a r g re a tly excited
7 .5 0
They live in Oregon City. For 22 years they have
been man and wife. But lie told her one day last week
that he was tired of her. Her answer left him speechless
for a moment. Hhe confessed that she was tired of him.
It was a blow at his -conceit
,
Then it became a question how to get a divuree,
which one of them would apply for it and what cause of
separation would be ascribed.
In their dilemma they sought a mutual friend. They
told their story of mutual weariness. They asked hisi
advice about how to get the divorce over most quickly
and with least notoriety.
But he said to the husband:*4You are a business man.
Here is a sheet of foolscap peper. Take it into yonder
room, sit down and write off a balance sheet. Write
your wife’s failings on one side. Write lier good qualities
and the items of her value to you on the other. Then
come back.”
To the wife lie suggested that she write her hus
band’s good and bad qualities in parallel columns.
Tlie man bent to his task. He recalled the shy, beau
tiful girl he had met and loved 25 years ago. He remem
bered the courtship, her diffident 4’yes” and his ecstatic
happiness when she said it. He visualized the wedding
and its tremors, the honeymoou that followed and then
the years of married life. He saw her watching over tlie
lrnby that died. He felt the totich of her hand in com
fort when lie grieved. He saw her bUsy al household tpsks.
His stirred imagination even reconstructed the scene
when, sitting together at church, she slipped her hand
softly into his and they worshipped together.
He brought his balance sheet back without an ink
mark. It was wet with tears. Strangely enough, her
balance had a long list of credits and not a single item
in the red.
The friend of the family knew when need for his
advice liad ended. They did not notice him when he
stepped outside and gently elosed the door.
- W IL L IS T O N , N . ' I»... ( U F ) ~
T h e C o lu m b ia R fv e r H is to ric ex
Records without
injury to the
recoiii
Palmer Piano
House* .
th ia lif e co u ld c o m p re h e n d
ah*
k in d o f c o m m n n ltn tto n fro m o th
e r p a r ts o f U te u n iv e rs e *
v e ry
d o u b tfu l. -
" t h e p u b « « , to Its p re s e n t eote-
p te h e n s te n o f th e th e o ry o f
lif e
o n M a rs , has been g re a tly m isled
by as tro n o m e rs th em selves lu th e
t a lk Of th e ‘ca n a ls’ o f M a rs . P eo
p le now
th ro u g h
M a r tia n
te r th a t
a r e a lm o s t le a d to believe
th e a ll too loose t a lk o f
canaM a n d bodies Of W a
th e p la n e t la in h a b ite d b y
h um an s lik e ourselves w h o «pend
t h e ir d ays d ig g in g th ese canajh
BY CHARLES P. STEWART
NEA Hrrvlcc Writer
WASHINGTON — It’s a com
monplace that there’s no longer
an “opposition party” in Con
gress.
That is, none to speak of. There
are a few “mavericks,” as Repre
sentative Berger calls them. B e
sides the “mavericks,” there are e
few “maveridks,” as Representa
tive Berger calls them.., Besides
the “mavericks," there are a few
more whose brands are blurred
These "mavericks” are a genu
ine “opposition,” sometimes sup
ported. and sometimes not, by tho
doubtfnl herd. But they’re not a
party. They’re a coalition, and
too few. even as a coalition, to
signify much. Still, so far as
there’s any “opposition” at all,
that’s what they are.
They oppose the Republican-
U>cmocratlc combination. Repub
licans and Democrats pretend to
fight like everything over issues
of no importance. When a really
vital issue comes up they decide
it’s non-partisan and vote the
same way.
The genuine “mavericks,” as I
see ’em are:
Senators Frailer and Norrt«,
elected ae Republicans; Senator
La Follette, who calls himself "a
Republican Progressive)” ; Sen
ator Nye, who was appointed as a
AND
Republican bnt makes his next
run as an Independent; Repre
sentative Berger, Socialist; Rep
resentative La Onardla, who wns
elected as a Socialist bnt who al
ways classed as a Repnblican be
fore; Senator Wheeler and Rep
resentatives ' Huddleston a n d
An hair and his inheritance
Rainey, elected as Democrat«; are soon parted.
Senator Shipstead and Represen
tatives Carse and Wefald, Far-
Good news la no good unless
mer-Laboritea.
you can teli it to somebody.
Senator Reed of Missouri alf-o.
dim net qualifies.
To stumble is human, but to
get up and go on approximates
the divine.
Democrats Ask
Tax Reduction
WASHINGTON. Juno
23 -
(U P )— A move to force immed-'
late tax reduction. Including the
rebate of this year’s payment and
abolition of automobllo, amuse
ments and all other nuisance tax
es was made today by democrat
in
Congress.
Repreueatetivi*
Jaeolmteln, democrat. New York,
introduced a b(H to direct tli»
ways and means committee to
draft a tax bill to absorb the preh
eat treasure surplus of three hun
dred ninety minions.
OUT OUR WAY
ROYALTY O r SILK STOCKINGS
’ The crown prince and princess of Kwedeu, now tour
ing America, have seen many sights that impressed them.
Aqd a very interesting feminine reaction is contained in
Princes» Louise ^observations on some of the sights of
eo u sly created
by
CAKES, BREAD AND PASTRIES
FRANKLIN
BAKERY
a s tro n o ta e t*
them atevee.
I t la p o in ted o u t t h a t th e f ir s t
spectroscopic o b servatio ns
m ade
by th e a s tro n o m e r
H u g g in s
In
1SS7, In d ic a te d th e presence
of
w a te r oa th e p la n e t an d th e vie w
bus been su p po rted
by
o th e rs.
LoW oll w as th e fir s t a s tro n o m e r to
Wonderful Line of Silk Ties
Your C h o ic e
propose th e system Of canals, p e r
haps a r t if ic ia lly m ade.
CHAMPION I4FE-BAVNR
MOSCOW, <UP>— Mow thou
sand and six swimmera saved
from the Black Sea la the record
set up by Mahmed Bternm Olgl.
chief of one of the life boat« at
tached to the Batsun port ^aed
Russia’s life-saver. Mahmed. who
is sixty-three years ted, ha* been
The man with taahy Suits of on tho job of pulling people tMt
olathee Is usually distinguished of the deep waters for forty-three
years.
. . .
'
by having few ideas.
B iggest l i t t l e Store in Town
O|>po8fto New Hotel — Open Evenings
Experience, in any business, is important;
Bven those who think before
they speak sometimes say things
not worth listening to.
but in the banking business, which is the
channel through which all other businesses
House painters get $12 n
day, which is more than many por
trait painters make in a wbek.
are conducted, exjierience is imperative.
An account with os will help yon.
The Citizen« Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
Bv/W illiams
(ftfto ed fw fth a ew v rC
C ord s or B alloons On
your car.
COS’ WAFtSHlM'
-fri OoGr, MA —
A f e A l l -T u s '
GrtviM' H im A
B A -M .
?
eace youwill get greater
m ileage and less toad
trouble from CTC than
any other tir e .'
B ec a u se C T C ’s are
standing up under the
hardest use, the tough
est roads, and in the end
cost less money.
T he scientific tread de
sign realty efccnfcretes
New York.
One tiling that impressed her greatly, she said, was
tlie typical New York girl’s legs.
‘‘I think,” she told 18 women reporters, 44it’s the
lovely silk stockings they wear. And that’s wliat I ’m
going to take hack to Sweden with me—dogPns and dozens
qf bilk stockjflgb- 1 think they make your girls |ook ftp
waart, so graceful.”
Thus a princess pays homage to a great American in--
stftiition — the well-dressed woman. It is do wonder that
visiting royalty should find our girls an agreeable sight. c
Tije only wonder is that there are still so many of our K
women’ who.jet Paris tell them what to weur.
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THE EIRE “ TAX”
' (Jflptralia, Washington, is to have a h®«vy cut in the ,
oost of fire instiranec, because of the high wtandand'adopt- |
ed for fire protection. ‘ J
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Insurance every where is based on the risk for prop- ’
iusurad. A careless, sli|*slp>d town, with fire hasards (
hack kA, and with no adéquate water supply or '
must of necessity pay a ruinously high!
and d o in g o th e r tas k» m u c h the
sam e as w e do, o f course e m > h -
Save labor these warm days, by Buying
.
your
.
;
DON’T f AIL TO WITNESS A DEMONSTRATION
OE EIRE’S MOST DEADLY ENEMY.
Zenith
A “ Fire Dust” Fire Destroyer used in Destroying
Make the next tire you
buy a C T C . They cost
no more tnan artuoary
tires. .
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DEMONSTRATION WILL BE STAGED AT 7:00
O’CLOCK.
TONIGHT
On tho lot formerly occupied by Congregational
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Great Volumes of Fire and Even Roiling Gasoline.
toflbnou
X A A . 1
Church, at Corner of Boulevard and Bast Main
This “ Firs Dust’* used extensively by Fire Depart
mental in Oariffornia and Nevada.
WHM M CffHEPs G E T G R A V ,