Z »•MffaalNoansffnia (•TMUmHoB la Pennsylvania and Illinois have rpvested startling cam pai«* ex penditures running overt" a <m il lion dollar* i i one‘cnee, i In Illi- nola Fffknfc-L. Smith, the sgateax- DR. W. 9. CRANDALL fu l republican candidates, adm it Osteopathic ted receiving 3126,000 from Sam BY H E N R Y WOOD Physician « « I Surgeon American* w ith vagt financial re uel Instill. u tility magnate. The Bye, Bar, Nose and Throat. g ift was1 regarded by, mkny sen United.Press Staff Correspondent sources behind th an conceived Office Phone 1 3 * GENEVA— Peace has at last the idea of a larger and more ator* ns reprehensible because First National Bank Building been established in the ranks effective organisation. Aa A. Con Smith, at the time he accepted it, was head of the Illin o is commerce of the International Red Cross sequence in 1919 tb« League of DR. B A IL IE B. SHAW . , / FO R S A L ¿ — Fryers a id pull- N atio n al Red Cfosfc aoeiepe« was ¿4qi«tts*ion which fined* tetea on society. FOR RENT— >6 room furnished Physician and Hnrgeon The actual signing of the peace launched with a president and Insdll’s utilities. The fig h t over «Harneo doss la. Phone 878-Y. •te. 71« esch,,< 108 Pioneer Ave Sm ith’s m oral fitness to sit in treaty, however, w ill only take executive committee o f Its own. Office and Resident Phone For a time thia organisation k the senate probably w ill begin place at an international confer FOR 8A tffk-t*have s t y ence to he held in Swltserland made its international headquar Office Honrs after Hew Team. plow tor «alo. Have you e . Another senator, Gould j of next spring and which will bw ters at Geneva and tried to work o ff Pbohe Mrs. Falb. »F11 Plano Instruction. Mrs. H. , t M s la g .is under scrutiny because attended by delegates of all the in harmony* with the original In Alktns. Beginners preferred. Tel, . be gave 8160,000 to a Canadian leading governments of the world ternational Red Cross commit F O R RHNT— 4-rocm fur. nr WOOD—-D ry oak,'^Eanxanl ta'. U l-J . * mA. 199-1-mo official some -years ago' when be aa well as representatives of all tee. but later moved to Paris, nnfnr. apartment, modern dose In was trying to get favors from the of the national -Red Cross societ from where various efforts were very reasonable. Gall afternoon« TavemOt- Phons 17F3. 111-10« MATERNITY HOME J - 168 provincial government o f » New ies. launched t a arrive at aome basis • t Oregon Hotel. Please do not Granite. Reasons bice terms. 8«-tf Brunswick. This a ffa ir is mow T h e . necessity of healing up of union. . > u • 188 Granite '■ KATCHINO BOOS »bone. 114-1 The situation was complicated being investigated ' by a senate certain divergencies that existed 1887 orders—s ta rt, batching Where the sick and aged are hama K b r transfer a n d , F O R R E N T — Fnrnsihed «mall Immediately from my committee, and it may be that a in the international organisation by the fact that the original in leghorn » re d for in pleasant home Storage Co. office at fv ld sa o o , apartments and cabins with go. Tansred three ye«r old bens, al fight w ill be m ade, to unseat of the Red Cross has become ternational Red Cross committee inrroondings. rages. Reasonable by month so custom hatching. Mrs. Allen, <74 North Main. Phone 410. Gould, Vare of Pennsylvania also especially im perative- owing, to nt Geneva wished to restrict the . 77»tf faces a fight whan be comes Jn a the fact that the international activities of the organisation to or week. Barber Aate. 168 Gran Phono 840-T. PR A C TIC AL NURSING 107-l-mo. ite. , U l-tt year from now over his expend 1 Union for the relief of disaster the original ends for which it CHOICEST FOOD PAVEMONW TRANSFER dry ANT CURL IN TROUBLE—May tyres In Pennsylvania. stricken nations which the Lea was created, namely the lessen ( » eommnnlcate with Ensign Las »od for sain. Rssldonoo 88 3rd Much bickering and little, misi- gue of Nations expects to launch ing of the. horrors of war, and . Phons M i. 99-1-mo.» of tbs Salvation Army at tbs ness Is the story of tbs. year. next year w ill count largely on help for the woujaded, m ntlliated. White Shield Home, 646 May- Whatever the bickering may eome the Red Cross organisation for' fugitives and prisoners. In other nr TOO WANT a good honte to In the end, i i has already stim the carrying out of it mutual as words, it was to be strictly a fair Ave.. Portland. Oregon. Inquire nt Brown A Rice, 43 N. ulated' the consciences of a good sistance in time of need. wartime organisation. WHITTLE TRANSFER Main. >. OS-tf many men la public life. The difficulty that has existed On the other band the league A STORAGE 0 0 . reduction measure last spring. F O R R E N T — Furnished not In the interior ranks of the Red of National Red Cross societies FOR SALE— Cook and heating This Is now In effect L ittle of tage on Indiana rft. Inquire 8 In Cross for a number of years stoves, 88 to l i t . Eaqle Brass Coal, Wood and Storage legislative Importance was , pos POLITICAL PRISONER« diana St. 116-3 • past arosa from the fact that it Foundry. 140 Oberlin St, 10-lm« sible In the short month Congress ARB NEEDED IN BRAZIL was an organizhtlon with two Packing, Crating and Shipping. FOR RENT:— Modern Bunga FOR SALE— Wood at 111 per has been back. Long Distance Hauling. heads which did not work to low. Good condition, 8-rooms, The chief political event of the RIO n a JANEIRO— (U P) — gether. ' cord, black oak. Body fir, 810.80 garage. Phone 4 10 -J , 113-3* Anto freight Terminal cord. S trin g Included, 18 in. year was the off-year election last Only several months have pawed The Red Cross, as originally mw oak, 8< tier, 1« in. 84.60 tier, November which reduced te Re since D r- Washington Luis took constituted in 1963 and 1864, Phone 117 publican m ajority In the house over the presidency of Brazil established as Its central execu body fir, 88.80 and 84. Phono Deal promptly with a cold. U te the slightly and came within one or but-m ore has been accomplished tive head a committee of Geneva Office 89 Oak S t most efficient, most complete help. 118-R or call I I I ■ St. L. A. twp seats of wlpng it out entirely during th a t period toward .po citizens known aa the interna That is HILL’S ? ! ! is so ideal teat FORRKNT— 14 rooms fut- Decker. 101-1 mo.« in the senate. Coolidge’s cam litical pacification o f this coun tional Red Cross committee. They we paid 81,000,000 for i t H IL L ’S tiished house. Refer or inquire stops the cold in 24 hours, checks the paign manager. Senator W illiam Mrs. M ary C o u rts,'|06 Fourth St. WELL DRILLING try than was don« in the entire served as a sort of link between fever, opens the howds, tones the en M. Butler of Massachusetss was Ashland. 111-L w k.« system. Millions now employ i t R. 0 . Vochatsor, deep well defeated by former Senator DaVId six years prtor to his» inaugura the various national Red Cross tire Cta.S it " • societies that sprang up in the drilling, Talent, Oro. Phono 346- A. Walsh. Senator Wadsworth of tion. November 15. Learn to play Golf this winter Am ong, President Luis’ first different countriee. J-3. ¿Estimates given ou « a te r New York was defeated by the and be ready for the opening Following the war, however, systems. 100-1-m o* Tammany candidate, Robert F. moves after he took office was of the Ashland course this the release of a number of po FO B R E N T — Furnished sleep spring. Wagner. Several other Republican ing room with heat, 478 Blvd. . senators were defeated, most of litical prisoners, among whom Let Me Teach You I ll- » « them colorless men who slipped were high naval and m ilitary FO R « A L E — Young Jersey cow officers, newspaper men and B IL L Y SELKIRK STEAM HEATED ROOMS— A — fresh Feb. 1st., w ith third calf, Into the senate on the Harding Ashland Lodge No. 38, A. F . Ashlai prominent civilians. Only a few landslide six years ago. Their tow more choice warm steam «60 Ashland St. O. F — .1 118-2* states simply went back to normal weeks after the inauguration or A A. M ,— Meets in the Masonic Ashland Golf Club hall ovary 2nd Thursday. Mast- hall evi at permanent this year when the extra pall of the neW administration a ship Studio, I I I B. Main er. Dr. R. L. Burdtc; Secretary, Grand, »d- 100-tf W illiam Day. Grand, a popular republican presidential load of political prisoners was candidate was missing. brought back’ to Rio from the Siskiyoo Chapter No. 21, R. W A N T E D ■ Experienced pruners. The year has turned up many prison on the Island of Trinidad A. M.— Meets in the Maspnle Sanerete Qrobards. Talent. 116-3 hall every 3rd Thursday. High WM. E. GOULD FO R E X C H A N G E — 0 acres of Hope Rebekah Lodge No. Id Priest, Clyde A. Malônè; Sec tine garden , soU. Bellview — Meets in the I. O. O. F. ball Realtor retary, W illiam Day. on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. district, large boose, for Ashland United News Gives Phone* 458-J Noble Grand, Mrs. May Bib; homo, Ashland Realty Co. 118-8 M alta Conuqandery No. 4, M. Political Review Reoording Secretary, Miss T — Meets in the Masonic hall B u ild e r C on tractor Ethel Reed. on the 1st and 3rd Wednes Repairing and Remodeling days. Em. Commander, D. H. Ashland Lodge No. 044, B . Specialist in, Quality, - Jadkson; Recorder, W illiam P. O. E.— Meets la the Elks Not , Quantity; Shingling . apparently, to successfully Chal Bay. Temple every Saturday. Exalt We are npw p rep ared to ta k e d e liv e r y o f cream , lenge Coolidge. . , ed Ruler, James Bowers Sec Galvanised Nalls Used. H ila h Temple A. A. O. N. M. . I t Is doubtful however wheth- 20 Year Guarantee, retary, Ed Thorntoa. th e p rice n o w b e in g 50c p e r p ou n d fo r b u ttorfu t S— Meets in the Masonic hall . or Coolidge wiU be able to get the every 1st Friday. Illustrious 4«4 Mountain Ave. Ivy Camp No. 8898, Royal i nemtuation without a fight. Ro- d e l i v e r ^ at o u r p lan t. Potentate. F. D. Wagner; Re Neighbors. — Meets in the . publican aumiaption next time corder, , W illiam Day. Moose hall on the 1st and 3rd I means election unless the Demo- Mondays: Oracle, Mrs. A. A. I prepared a plan o f peace time Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. E. i orate bury the feud which Is still MaddSn; Recorder, Mrs. Alice I activities as well, such as furth- 8— -Meets In the Masonic hail harasslQg them. A1 Smith is not Turner, I erlng public hygiene, and an ae- " FO R SALE — . î-r o o » house, ' through- M cAioo I s not through. •n the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. W orthy Matron, Mrs. Nellie Ashland Lodge No. 117, K. I tlvo fight against tuberculosis. A llda St., garage, chicken coop, 1 The same fight that wrecked the Peters; Secretary, Mrs. Leah of P — Meets In the I. Q. O. F. I social diseases and other menaces basement and double lot. B ar party in Madison Square Garden H. Caldwell. / ball on 1st and 3rd Friday». I to 'public health. Any fusion of gain at 88800. T/»rma. Call *, seems inevitable again unless the Chancellor Commander, M il «5S-J. Gould Realtor. > 118-tf factions show more pacific dlapo- the two organisations meant lard Dunn Zulelma Temple, Daughters 143 North Pioneer probably a change In the actlvll- of The N ile— Meets In the Ma FOB SALE— I t 1-1 acres, 1-2 M K 5M Iff IM f r w r i nurnslde Relief Corps, No. I les of the Red Cross aa well as sonic hall every 2nd Saturday. miles from city, 3 a. under ditch. have thus far. 34.— Meets In the I. O. O. F. I a loss of authority for one or Meets alternately at Medford, But whether many qau afford kali no the 1st and 3rd Satur 6 room house, barn, chicken Ashland and Grants Pass. Prin the other of the two heads. days. at 2 p. m. . President, to fight Coolidge openly is a ques house, 3 room smoke honse, cess Tirzah, Lorena McNair; Under the project of fusion Mrs. Alice Turner; Secretary, .wood shod. 81680. i Brbwil A tion. Terrific efforts w ill be made' Princess Zulelka, Grace Ma* I that has Just been adopted by a Mrs. 8. A. Peters, Sr. during die edming year \o " per Rice, «8 N. Main St. ’ 'lll-tf Methodist Eptaeopte Chnrcb Church of the Nazarene special Red Cross conference that suade Coolidge privately to drop Ashland Homestead No. 4007 N. Mate and Lsnrol streets. Fourth and C Streets was attended by delegates of all B. A. Y .— Meets In the I. O. out. They w ill argne w ith him H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117 Ashland Chapter DcModay—> P. C. Thatcher, Pastor the leading governments and O. F. hall on the 2nd and 4th i many solving more than eight Lanrel street. Pbene 87. Meets in the Masonic hall on Mondays. Full Gospel Temple Red Cross societies, a permanent, the 2nd and 4th Mondays. yeans to tlm W h ite House is too , Pwuhytsrtsn Church Boulevard Master Counsellor, Milton Vlce-PreRl<i«at. First M itioesl Bank deep-seated <« bo defied oven by Fréteras! Brotherhood— 1st oommon organisation < w ill be N. M al» SO« Helman streets J. 8. Murphy, Pastor of Rsrtland Franklin ? Senior Counsellor, adopted something along the such a popular preSldeat as Cool- and 3rd Thursdays, at the Hugh T, Etichebnore, Pastor, Net parsimony, but opnseientious Roland Parks. same lines aa the league of Na Moose H all. Pentecostal Church 132 N. M»tfl 8t. Phone 491-L. and continuous sftort toward the idge. I t hb refuses to yield, then tions. •to n e Church, F ifth and Main conservation e f all that goes to, there will be a fight in the con- Mahogany Camp No. fl.voa, Acorn Circle No. 54, Neigh» streets The ceutral authority w ill be «asks .life happier veAGOn without qweetlea. Just Itorn of the Woodcraft.— Meets M. W . A — -Meets In the Moos« Services in Adventist Church, E. F. Bingham, Pastor ■ an d b rig h te r and now Lowden is slated to be the an annual International Red Cross In the I. O. O. F. hall on the hall on the 2nd and 4th F ri f0 gfj T an fe t)lf, jn Fourth and C St. H. H. Young, conference t^at will correspond 1st and 3rd Mondays. Guard days. T rin ity Episcopal Church Pgttor, <38 Boulevard. * »rests o f .11 loader of this fight. Plans may ian Neighbor, Mrs. W . O. Pres to the League assembly, after Second Street S’ 8uch is th e re a l change before June. 1028, how American leegion Post No. cott; Clerk, Mrs. Wm. Stem- te v . P. K . Hammond, Vicar, H ■- : „ ■ m e a n i n g of th r ift, ever, It a stronger man is found. which there w ill be aa executive F irst Church of Christ 14.—- Meets 2-4 Tuesday in nett. <2 Second Btroet. Phone 111 j council corresponding to the Lea Srlentist— South Pioneer Ave. g ■' seems to me. Pioneer Hall Commander, Mil- Mrs. Ells. M. Sm ithy F irst 11', N th r if t m p * n t Aahlano Camp No. 24B, W. gue council and on which both lard Orubb. Adjutant, T. L- Coming down to the < accom CongregatiosMl Church ■ to h o a rd , o r If It Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phone >). W — Meets in the I. O. O. F. Patterson. the original International Red Boulevard n n ,y to plishments of the last yehr, they 471-J ball on the 2 n d 'and 4th Mon Rev. Chaa. D? Gaffney . '■ t e v n m o n ey i t have been few. Business has pros Cross Committee and the League days. Olerk, J. R. W ick; Con American Legion Auxiliary 480 Boulevard gA ' be of little pered- pf Red , 9rosa societies will be The country apparently Christian Church — 1-3 Mondays, In thb Pioneer sul Commander, C. E. Lane. ^ ' M i 7 ? a B H W .V S4«e ■ It. m e a n s B and Second Streets. represented. Free Methodist Church hall on Winburn Way. Mrs. C. has been absorbed in making ___more than Pilot Rock Encampment No. V. K. Allison, Pastor, ff. Main aud Sixth Street B. Shinn, secretary. Address The annual red cross confer money aud has been Satisfied when you 18— Moots 1a the I. O. O. F. 636 Boulevard 174 Oak St. or Phone 184. Emma R. Thompson, Pastor. consider earafwUy. ence w ilt finally establish the w ith Coolidge’s political excite hall on the 1st and 3rd Tuee- Thrift rehliy amai ment and that is what dholidge future field of activities of the Catholic ChurA iays. C.sEL Hooper, Scribe. O. A. R.— 2nd end 4th Sat. fufo tbe life ut the organisation, which w ill probab has given It. This leaves tittle Sixth and C Streets riargadtae and F irst Street«. lach month, Armory, 2 p. m. ffoup ’St. tts «.8tee __ Thoeophlral Lodge The Rsv. Father, J, A. Carmody ly be both war time aud peace Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor, Visitors Welcome. G. O. Van which make * grell rousded, n * h ls to f/ to bo w ritten about the meets each Monday ni«ht, 7:86 Sixth and C Streets. Phone 106 Oak Street ghetta, Commander. time in their scope. last ysat. Congress faiuert a tax r t Library. Business and Convalescent Home Colds He fiiieA—Ae Lodge Directory ATTENTION, DAIRYMEN! Phone 84 Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throa X -H a y , I n c h id in g Teeth Office B o v e : « 9 - <ff Mad ff - J Dr. OhariM À. W ill— Physician and Surgeoa Office Phone 164-J , Home Phone 164-L OFFICE HOURS 10 to 12 a. m— 3 to B p. as. Citizens Beak Bnfldteg DR. ROLAND ALLEN Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 1AS-J Residence Phono 198-L O FFIC E HOURS « M l A. M. 3-5 P . M. First National Bank Building THE POWDER PUTT BEAUTE SHOPPE (Over The Tidings) Now Under tbs Direction of Rose Sullivan. i I Phone 77 ‘ ; Í •. I . , For Appointment T. L. POWELL General Transfer Good team and motor Good service at a ros price — Phone 88. S JORDANS SASH A ND CABINET WORMS Corner Helman and Van New. Phone' 1 « . 194-tf LITHIA IÆGH0RNS Trapnested and Individually Pedigree* Choice Hatching Eggs Cockerel«. I l l NuUay St— Phopo 468-J G a ll I Jerry O'Neal for your next Job of P h u nbuiff , > Phono 188 :Ro^ ,ffAJ8u^sa W. 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Moreover, th» Jewish tillers are getting bigger and belter crops, than the Russians ever thought possible. The Soviet Government, with tbs hops of establishing a Jewish Republic within the Soviet Union in time, is helping the OOls»to> tlon 6f Jews. A department »t the government has been erentoff to foster the movement, «ad land In fertile parts o f the UknUae. in Northern Crimea, along tbo Asoff Sea sad la WlRte-Bnsaia ha* beoa set aside, la tw * yeuM since the movement started, 8 8 8 * Jewish iiomeHteads have been established, a n * ' 160.«8* J*«n