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in tha Republican Senatorial prl-
mafry there are made toed.
He may have meant ether plac
es, too. W e shall aa, aa Senator
Jim ty e d ’a elush fund invasticat-
lng committee goes on w ith Its
’’probe.”
Representative
Cooper’s ac-
oonnt is that we’ve progressed
in the 33 years since he* first was
a congressman, but what hea.
afraid of is that, money w ill gain
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that Congresses of today are lib
w n t prevent the present ones,
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JACKSON
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moneys pewer la poffHa* pdtb-
Thia time there*! a piwefteet of a
Cjsrk School Diatrlct No. 7,
ably is greater bow than ever be
big batch, a ll at once.
Ashlaad, Oregon. 337-Thurs-Wed
fore in history.
Now I know "what be meant,
He meant, for instance, Penn
sylvania. ;
Ha meant Illinois, it Senator
Caraway’s charges of corrnption
CONSTÍTVTKS A D V E R T IS IN G
admission charge le n ad e or a
Benevolent Orders
-When swimming takes its place as
Moor sport. ' Sw im m ingis the most
heaJéhfœLâd
»Y the most refreshing of sports' Few
persons,
(retempt to acquaint themselves with the
♦unitary envi
eat of the ‘water in which
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__j swim.
AV hen in doubt, it is a wise rule to stay oOt of the water.
Swiinú^nj^ places ip‘ fetreams should not he exposed to
the discharge of raw, ¿¿wage. The presenoe. of garbage,
refusapr^wastq is e. videpee of contaminatiou sufficiently
Golf panta era built oa a .an -
great to Warrant the exclusion of bathers.
Bible Plan— thay-Sen’4 bag At thé
The water in-artificia l^dolq sb olid be kept as puro
knees and need no preaalng.
as possible by flitration, sterilization and change, or by a
combination of these processes- Every person should re
A N D
frain from entefing! the water wlien he is not well. A
common cold, r i l j t o Eruption', up inflammation of theeye,
ear, nose or throat; br fever should be sufficient to deter
a person from entCring^aswimwing place..
When a svyimnier comes to a realization that the pre- >
vention is a qmtter of mutual concern, just that soon will
A good whistler is very seldom
pink eye, sin«« Affection, and other disagreeable and ser- a , bad man. \ . A"’ -
ious infections be greatly reduced in number. The prac
tice of spitting into the water is reprehensible. Care
The sharpness of the hnlte de
should be taken not to pass water into or out of the mouth« termines tha toughness of the
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or swallow the flH»d-fc**-*ntostin«l iirfgetion* occur. It la Steak. * - -
well for botb.me^ff»M Huen! to W aFfubber caps which Í
wiff prevent the W ritrfef 6f water into the ears. This
Prohibition
of liquor seems
simple precaution may prevent inflammation of the mid Impossible w ithout firs t -abollah-
dle ear. It is best not to enter the water when overheated. tag thirst.
Failure to observe this rule may cause cramps. Then too
Th® One thtag that. brtags the
it is*an niN d »ew iu until two -hours. after eating. Every
one wB^gwims ihonld hnqy K qw to protect himself’while Démocratie party to Ùfe la a na
in tile water, and also be familiar with life saving methods. tional convention.
Diving in shallow wateb, unnecessarily Jong swims beyond
Hex Heck says: "They'a a time
leach of assistance, and swimming beneath objects are
far ever’thtag, and right now 1«
acts of poor judgment. Swimming is i f sport to ho en- tha time for Florldy to . quit
coipmgqd^boiausc pf„iU value as exorcise and diversion. talkin' climate.**
A iWHid sw iu u g e r so«a diw iovers un u sed muscles and
finds himself breathing moré deeply than has been his
custom. It is an exercise not limited to age, being avail
KEEPS LIQUIDS
a b le t o -the elderly as well as to the young- Provided you
hafe do «órgaoic impairment, it reacts w d lt o the hardy
extreise of the bowels.
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Í T<0he mentally and physically tired, swimming acts
as *n extoMiynator of fatigue products, planting in their
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stefld a feeling o f well-being and exhilceration. It is dis
Vacuum Bottles
tinctly a sport worth cultivating.
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W T M e tfn w B tS S T r u L
TODAY AMD TOMORROW
Dtomret Varnish Stain
An excellent finish for floors
and furniture. Can ba had in
seven different colors which
w ill Bive a stain and varnish
at one operation.
♦ I f you owe a man money, it is
imminently wise to tat him beat
you when glaytag f e ll .
TORRENCE WltUAM COUKR a
GEORGIA H A LE
Joekey Robertson, “ The Rainmaker,” they called
him. Owners of mud horses hired hina. The others
paid him to stay away.
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See how a dramatic turn of events enables him to
save an entire town from fire, and plague.
can
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CONSUMER PAYS I t A L L
i! Who pays the railroad taxes? Naturally, the traveling
p u ||ic and the shippers.
KEEPS LIQUIDS
*2 Who pays the general taxes? The railroads, business
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a n < the peopl?. nM ., «j •
72 Honre
JrWho pays all the thxes which are paid by the Tftil-
roNs, busines8*Sind industry? The workmen and the aver
age citizen who comprise the bulk of the population in
thih country- They rent the houses, eat the fond, wear
thdfielothes and bum the fuel bn which all t’axee must- be*
collected at some stage during production and distribu
tion Just because you happep to get no tax statement,
don’t get the idea that you do not pay a tax bill.
■The railroads are at present engaged in an effort ¿ 0 1
re<Mce their taxes just as is all other business. Nine teen- Do not be content with
twAty-five was the fifth year since' 1919, in which the poor.
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raifread taxes have materially exceeded railroad d»vi-;
dedfls. In 1925 our telephone system paid a total tax of ‘
Electrical
$ 5 .» on each telephone. . Proportionate amounts were,
collected from the public by other utiltiee and indus-
Fixtures
McNAIR BROS.
triea.
Almost 40 per cent of national expenditures, 20 ]ier when you can replace your
c e n t of local expenditures and about 10 per cent of Btate old. fixtures ao cheaply-
expenditures are now required, simply to pay interest a i d from which to select at
amortization on existing public- debt«.
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The vote of the day laborer lias just as much weight
Many Patterns
as t)ie vote of a bank president in increasing or decrease
ing measures and laws which add to the burden of taxa
tion and thereby permanently increase the cost of living-
Ashland Electric
The tax question is evenbodv’« question, far the ultu
Supply
inafe consumer, pai s every penny of the tax bilL
TH ER E’S something very solid and sub
T h e vary first pull wflf teS you that
stantial about P rin ce A fc e rt. D ependable
Prince A lbert was m W e for you.
Cool,
. . . as a good friend should be. U n i
formly mild and mellow» JEt always tastes
as a breeze o t th e water h cool.
Sweet,
with the uncloying* sweetness o f
tha same— which, means that it always
tastes great! T h a N is o n fa t all this is
ripened fruit. Fragrant, j » flowers are
fragiaht. Fragrant in the tin and fra-
grant in the bowl o f yonr pipe.
M an afro t h m < ^ d>ey were all sat.on
«mr4f am tiMva frwd»<i PrmzMt
National Joy Smoke.
Get. yourself a
tidy red tin of P. A. today at tha oaareat
P . A.«aunshine shop and W V *°C y°W "
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copje converts ff<Mn tpa w f ? RWt pufl-
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top «sor WM «Mff* ywowa jM tW rn o w t
34S E. Main Street
iW ma the man whe docs his duty because Jit* enjoys
not because he d « s it to get more money?
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