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C J. READ, managing editor
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ASH LA N D
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D A IL Y Ï I D I N Ü S
M. B ro w n in g
C rater L a k e
In W in ter T im e
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R SN hN PÍ
K»M ' WHO
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whose death in Belgium
has just been announced, Was one o f the geptlest
£¿*»¿4 » M4 Atfei^RODMrAH
and most modest of.m en. H is life was devoted to
the invention and perfection of the most murderous
of weapons, various types of automatic and sem i
automatic fiutam s. He ppobahiy had more to do
with the development of sporting weapons then any
other man iu America and probably was least known
in conneetjoii with then», Although he owned the
patents to scores o f improvements in firearms hig
naine, until recent years, was never used in con
nection with any o f thsm.
It was not until the United States army turn
ed to hipi for help in t w r , ttiat his Bams as an
inventor of firearms became generally known to the
people of the United States. B efore the was was
r over it was destU ed ho become one of the m o s f
frequent heard in army r^rkw.-
Before America entered the war the great value
of two types of automatic weapon, the machine gun
and the automatic rifle, had beep thoroughly demom
strated. The n$ed was felt, however, for a greater
perfection than had y et been attained. A machine
gun was granted which Would f ir e faster and longer
than a n y . then made, and an automatic rifle more
easily portable than the Lewis gun and more de,
pendable than the French Chauchat. Browning pro
duced both. The BnJwning W h i n e gun and the
Browning automatic rifle are probably the most
"Wb* » t e * rw p o n . of U ulr kind y r t inranted.
The part they played in Winning the war, however,
was slight, a little more perhaps than the Liberty
motor. B y the time they were being manufactured
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in large quantities gisd rushed to Prance the war
was» over. Only tha lafer units to arrive la the
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,3-?- Md heon equipped with them.
(Corvallis Oaxette-Tlmes)
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The inventor disdained profiteering in his in
Tbs Pplk county bifdget
vention. ■
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contained something t -h 1 s
from the
year year— a 1500 appropria
tion for the Louise Home In
be -regarded aa nodwt J» .foir of 0
Portland, The commissioners ‘
could have had nya|t|w « mm »«®« t » '« « MtllhMi.
PTbbhWy knew
they aye
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< J Tod»y U raU w a oad of those
^ I d .Z . that a n M l. yet eeatatn
4 I nothing. Thar« ware many peo-
J I We 4» to aea tba lake, and that
a toeM-mpat jrfttjair time. Most of
t, thorn only lo tte d <me qp whan
J I they had soqte question to ask or
J they wanted water, Now this wa
f ite r business la a sertoas thing
“ »< with yen*also i
’ I suppose. It Jl run put o t wator
t ¡before the spqw cornea to stay
I I then I hare to carry the water
' that I ofce one-half mile up hill.
, I lf yoa do n ot hafe water tor your
i jcoffo» It «pQll« youj-’ lsnch aad
I that glras you Indigestion, tfnd
I that makes you a <Pp»ch, Befpg
j a grouch makes a dlroree. After
J I had reaaoijad all this out this
farm ing I wee glad that I had gly-
en to y iP o f yep of thjs,preclous
I Mould that I harp so cartgolly
(boarded, No, I don’t begrudge
I the dog hi« 0rldk*
To those of yon that did not
seo the lake today I will say that
it waa rory beauUtoi Met the
imtyreHijto reftecttos. t>ut toag
¡wary shadow* pore o* a hack
Igroand of ever changing blue.
J No one waa disappointed, every
lone thought it gjortons and the
trip worth while. It took forty
leafs to bring all o f yon np here, .
and ttgralag «ear e f yea to the
fi»r makes quite a congrsgetlon
[who worshipped at the g n a t
ohureh today.
I filed my saws today and
set them and checked WP the ther-
mogrephtwlpe.
The day has been clear, light
w est wjnd.-
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C H A W *m
■o Bi»ty mp«
y^g—1 -\ datteaU
with gsaulaq ΫM
•elf freed of the
partmental obUm
C a t s
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Q ft«w »hertr a
tolo Rintp. mlU
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WhatOlhersSay
Isn't ti Odd?
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Tacldihg Badie
Member* <rf eongrem, U (s reported, are show
m g a disposition to.aeoord to radio a p o rtio n of
major importance in thè program o f problems de
signed far settlement between now .and tiaanh a
Committee members having proposed radio tetf-
islation in charge are quoted as expressing the hope
that a bill can be agreed upon dnrh|g the present
session.
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That the subject Is one needing a ttention any
body with the tuning in habit must admit. You
throw a switch, twirl a few .nobs and a door is
opened into a magic world, but Withal < chaotic
one. It is a world in which the human voice may
be projected over leagues of space entirely Unas
sisted by any carrying medium save that which
nature furnishes. And in it everybody is shouting
at the trip of hie voice and all a t the same time. It
sound |ike the mob scene in Julius Caesar on ly
more so.
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A ll that is expected of congress is that it s h a llk
play the role o f the hero who steps into the room,
holds up his hand and says, “ Don’t all talk at
once.”
Its magnetic intervention is expected to
bring order out o f confusion without depriving any
body of the right to say his say or sing his song
by providing a system by which such saying and
singing can be carried on according to a schedule
of non-interferenoe.
Perhaps it can be done to the satisfaction o f
all concerned, talkers as well a s listenejrs-in, but
it looks a good.deal as though Hercules had a fairly
simple job with his seven labors compared w ith
what congress faces in tackling the radio problem.
D ia b ete s F o r O ld A g e
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»A little diabetes w ill do an old man good, Dr.
E lliott I . Joslin, eminent Harvard medico, is report
ed to have told the Ohio Valley Medical association.
He «ays it help« to keep down the fat which is us
ually worse than the diabetes.
It w ill be noted, howsper, that he specifies a little
diabetes, and that is where the whdle trouble comes
in. Few peeple are oontent with just a little. Once
they get a sample of it they cannot take it oT leave
it alone but plunge in clear up to the ears. I t ’» worse
than the liquor habit. There are lots of people who
cm take a little wine -for the’ stom ach’s sake and
stop there, but the diabetes seem never to know where
to stop, at least not until the doctor comes.
Instead o f advocaitng a little diabetes for ton-
old age .we think the doctor would be in bet-
working for a law prohibiting it entirely.
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doing and y k e i f t o is f o r a "
most worthy enterprise, but
¡we do not see how they can
legally «pend the taxpayere
money for a charity outside
their own county.
We have
always had the opinion that's
M of the charity w ort done
to p R aaty ought to be in
tbs budget Instead ol posslng
the hat to the same bunch o f
goats every time. Always and
forever the same group of
“good fellows” are requested'
to »angle ub ter the Red
Cross or whatever enterprlM
may he under way. The en
tire eounty gets .the benefit
bqt It costs nobody anything
hat thf goats. •
(Medford MaU-Tribgnp)
About the next thing Mr.
Kenneth O. Ormlsont does
wHl he to tell. Mr. Ownlaton
as perhaps yon know, la the
bald-headed sheik With a
limp, alleged to have been
the pal of Almee on a gad
about California, when that
personable person was sup
posed to be drowned In the
broad aad blue PgdJHc.
^O O mura o
no good'at all,
-What- a d lff e ren ee there, l e b®-
tween a friend and a neighbor.
RABAT, Morocco — There
are .golf sticks in the palace,
blisters <?n the hands of thet
pasha of Marrakesh, and an
emissary In Bnfflpe looking
for a Bcotch professional E l.
Olaonl, the magnificent,haa
succumbed aad laid put an
18-hole course on the edge of
the d esert.'
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Bari Mare, who has bora ranch-
to « 'o a too Shoemaker place In
the Bellview district, has moved
beck to town.
Thfl ttu m n gtant rssM lM Am .
O'“" *
p
torteg * •* » «t'fcar hspw.
withal lonely, household. Ruth
had stopped in for an affectionate
These are the days whpn
Santa. Claus Is thinking up
c h ^ r c n ’s toys that' father
can play with.
No matter Rw many dy«re t «
man has made In other pursues,
he still thinks he could run a ho
tel.
The no» t a r i f f o i H w fii,
In., arrested hl» predecessor.
It’s one of the regular Jobs
that goes With the office.
No clouds.
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thet.pt
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whlrnp^.
What would the headline
writers do these days If It
were not for those ever-ready
Standbys— storm toll, ouster,
tangle, grip, grSm, plot. Jam
and probe?
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stood,
K
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S S i ^md
w S j r a t toMk
t ^ e * la her
ASHLAND
1 0 Y ears A go
O h lO h l" The Widow caught ho*
s r
s r s a r 2
Rlnty trotted to; Sot with h a ir
ing head or backward gait, nor yml
with his asaal good-natured bound.
But rather with gravity And dig?
nlty in every noble lin e.. Hecross-
ed directly to the Widow, and ra£-
tog himself apra hl» hind le a ,
gently touched her hair «wee wlm
a w It halMd
well—Whtófci
eyee wlm sara deep sympathy and
ASHLAND
oM fallow.
30 Tears Ag,
tention/as ha
Company B's crack shots, Carl
Hoots. Qeorge Bpeticsr. Allan M|< .
Qoe add Ob Tafc, jeft Fridgy
ternbdh* for Salem to take part In ’
the oempetMton tor the stora ,
obamplonahlp.
j Atoeog Umra who attended the trembling Sagers a£e £ ]
Sunday school convention pi while s h a T » t slmlesdlj
spectacles, &pth quickly
Ito^tor*1 lM day evening/and Sqg*
J«» J*
gfdey fr«m Ashland were G. » ,
Bluings and wife. Rev. E .’ ♦ .
Childs. Mss. -E. c . Galey. Mrp.
Homer
who
riq to Ot|o. >N»f. Washburn, B».
graduated from the State XJBi- Spanoeto Mto. ,J. R. Wick, « to s
versity in Eugene, Ore., hga rator- Ms Items. MISS Etta Johnson, Mje.
ed the real estate and Insurance L. JB. Norris. Mrs. D. L. Glenn,
office of his .tafher, Q, p. BIU-
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pstorp. Ahfftoer -toll .month elapsi
y to te HA todSi strength was si
visabla f o t Mm to return to dut
on dp
*toplled the street
(A Good has ehtered the list
AtoH ^'m erehents, h avlfe
•teA
Tbrjety stoto pf
hpe, RUY the Meta gtrwt
birle passage
" S o f a .f a s ? ¿ X "
Thergr
'•H a E ifa S
Jim Bowara, w^o 1» ensased in
•tock raisins oa the home place
at of Aahland. has bought 34
» ••d of grade rearllag Hereford!
hod will gras« them la Dehd ta-
dian.
•n»e toftEr at John R. NoMts,
who has bran vMMng at the old
home Ip Ashland, lift yesterday to
tote Mr. Norrlwat Sesttti. jetgwv
he may embark In Jmsluees His
Many frieado to Ashland' #feh
.
Rained Bandit Is
Guilty of Murder
No mau is dDgn ai»} r a í so feng
as he has a little common sense
left l ò r working capital.
turning THE PA dfes BACK
Arthur Rutter of ,Spokane,
who lately shipped two carloads
bf horses out of this tosritory,
loaded one car at Medford and
the other was willed by purchases
from the Barron, Owens. Opus,
Grubb gad other ranches la this
locality. E. F. Smith,-local livery
man, assisted, the haras in round
ing up the animals.
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STOCKHOLM.— Another
• royal visitor will be In the
*• All women are misunderstood,1 ynlted States shortly, but the
plug hats and spats can se>
while among men none but the
main
where they were put
grejtt are. *
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When Qgpen .M«f to left.'
Pripee WJH|am qf* Bweden
wty tear «p g Private gentle
The man who Is making a*
man, studying the people and
honest living is never troubled pr»
avoiding official punctlon'as
er
tr Ctommaadmagif. , , . jaaph
as possible. '
Hex Heck aa
'more time is waj
wall 'paper than
what youd’ -do w
you had it.
®M*T, Noeemhi® Y, lftM.
? « Attorneys C. B. Watwyj and Ms
G. Briggs let) for- 8ae Prendano
Saturday on business - connected Left for M^Mttlrawb' <
with (he Ashload wator n* ro.
relativos . anjl
Mrs. Thomas Mill and soh «too
W stly .precipitated in the II. 8. df thts etly Wft early this mora
ls * for Los Angeles dnfl Whither.
Cal., where they will spend about SUBSCRIBE TOK THM TlDINGSt
Isn't anything
n man to fret
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evildoer» and the Worhes» of
took Is
n
n2!‘ the
*£h0* wnrfcs
' l h° Ot
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,**ror to
undo
rlghteous-