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lafap posts 6n Weh'nsylvAfifa Ave­
nue, your correspondent In ter­
prets the recent utterances of M r.
Charles Bvhne Hughes to mean
that:
The year 1.989 may see the first
erop ot Whiskers to the W hite
Honed since the departure ot 'Ben­
jam in Haralson.
The word "ntoy’* Is, ot cdkree,
the only proper obe. T h at Is tc
say, M r. Hilghek Is Just as much
of a candidate (fo r .domination
this moment as M r. Hoover and
I f r . Dawes ja re
'candidates. He
jjrdbahly Is tooj quite such a good
bet as they Are, but bplnlohs as to
that w ill vary.
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Stories to the affect that M h
Hughes w b n W n t llk b tb he &t-e?l-
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hath gotten H im the victory. Psalm 98-1.
P R A Y E R : Thanks be to God, who glveth
ea r Lord, Jeetta Christ.
ttf Vistotts
What a marvelous exhilaration and inspiration
visibris géherate in an individual or, in a commun-
A u
The ambition q T ah individual may be lagging;
. He may have reached the point whore everything
looks pessimistic ahd unpromising to him—yet the
instant a vision of better things comes to him and
he has faith and courage enough to properly hti~
bor and cultivate this vision, his spirit sòaW.and
he tackles the problems which have alrn’dst Over­
come him with a new vim and ambition.
A community may become self-satisfied, con­
tent wjVb it^ everyday happenings, the citizens de­
ceiving each other as tQ its resources and growth.
It becomes stagnant Then a vision comes to its
Tnore progressive element. A new impetus is given
every mdyément; the spirit is imparted tÓ others,
and the first thifcjf the city knows it is growing
and developing.
Wednesday evening while driving along Main
street in Medford during the Jubilee celebration,
one of the Occupants of the automobile Who hid
liven in Medford many years ago, stated: “ This
reminds me of 1909 and thereabouts.” During that
earlier period Medford had grown like a mushroom,
but for Several years afterwards its growth Black­
ened.
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Then a .vision came to the city, and in a few
years the growth and development Was jtiaVv^ldus.
No city with the spirit and enthusiasm and faith
in itself as e ie t o p l if e l i^ ¿the, VlitonS Realized
Jubilee could do anything except grow and be­
come, better.
The Daily Tidings ‘bdti&MttiteleS Mb'Abrd both
on its growth and on its Jubilee celebration, a com­
munity dexponstration o f faith and ehjbytnbnt ih
development
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The public health and school officials are to
be co&gkatulated for paying strict attention to pre­
cautionary methods to prevent infantile paralysis
from .¿tilling a foothold in this community.
• This is one of the Inost 'dreaded of the seridus
diseases, as. it quickly results in death in a large
numl>er of cases aira striked mA inly at the heart
of the home—the children.
Regardless of the labor and expense, every pre­
caution should be observed that infantile paralysis
shall be kept away from our children.
Knows His Onions
AAfiitiid’s fife chief, who :is hlko juillce of
the peace, knows how to do other things than merely
fight firey, as he showed when dealing with a youth­
ful offender against the fepeed lâwi of Ine city.
“ You can rake thé leaves in the park if you
haven-’t tne money to pay your fine,” the coihbinA’
tion fire chief-justice of peace tord the yobth.
4 . That would give him plenty of time to consider
the advantage of paying a little closer attfentioh
to the rctitictibiis placed on iriotonsts while driving
past a school. Just a suggestion, Mr. Justice of
Peace, the next .offender might be given a- job ai
the school past which he had previously raced.
Oxford university will alloW only one woman to
four men which we Mould say is just about the
right percentage if debgtiny is to lioid a pirbfii-
ifipnl <>lace pn the curriculum.
If Ctimdikn authorities were Wise they would
prevent shipping of their booze to United States
»nd thus make Americans come over after it and all
toould* share in the hdrvedt of good YAfikee dollars.
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Tke federtl kovernnteKt repdrts a Aiir^lus but
says it ih not large enough tri be Telt. Moht sur-
pluses arfe t#tat way.
The highest ihilirih fcfe ife thht paid for driving
lesaong when a traffic cop is the instructor.
WMMA* If
Wftutft to ligfittti W hUWbhfe
money smaller.
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JF Ott> FASUldWCD & R IÍ
GoStti ,Wn«r w d to 'v e Hfti
This Day In
Fbtiana
H andall Vi; martin
BY
Personality is more c h arm lig
In Atty« weteka than beauty.
Men Whò are gbod at poker
good at nothing
else.
Consult yonr conscience m¿Pe,
and you w jll cohanlt your lawÿel
Enemies probably supply us As
d an education as to supplied
. W h ku ah arifcfo Is offered d lri
cheap, there is something wrdhg
with either the article or t h e
feller.
H ei He. k f?sys: "T W o
th in g s
that ever’hody ought to have h
closed season on Is the mouth ahd
DOC
R E ID
One hundred a id six years
ago today, marked the successful
comeback effort of Jack Randall,
middleweight champion' ot Eng-
Ian i , who a fter an absence from
the ring o f pearly three years,
returned to defend his laurels
against ja c k MArtln, claimant
of the tide, whom he knocked
out after one eight minute round
of furious fighting at Grlmstead,
near Manchester, Englahd, in
the presence of 80,000 specta­
tors. Close to a million dollairs
was wagered on the result of
the, contest.
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I t happened that M artin was
his last opponent upon the oc­
casion of his retirement from the
ring three years previous, when
ha defeated the challenger * in
on® hour Of a hard fought battto
before, -lb o u t
20,000
person^,
M artin showed such Improve­
ment in all of his bonis after
the retirem ent ot Ra'ftdall how­
ever, that the lit t e r was induced
to re-enter the rink in defense
of the t itle .. A fte r tho second
affair with M artin, he slid back
into retirement and seven years
later died from dissipation.
Governor Small of Illinois and
Mayor Thompson of Chicago each
took 600 tickets to the Dqmpsey-
Tunney flghp
Probably far the
orphan children of their State
a id city.
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Smiling
were assured that it would be
waiting fo r him Ob A Silver chkrg--
er ana t h i t hfe wouldn’t take It
even if he thought he didn’t have
at least ail even chance for eleo*
ttoa. bs^ it doea .ndtrCoilow that
M r. Hughes w ill b^f unrecsptlve
U the gentleme^/whom he.knows
control the nomination tell him
he $sn have it.
.
’ M r. Hughes is the most oonsplc-
uona of th a t pipdest s tria * ot Re­
publican candidates whose cam­
paign tactics arg, on the surface,
tp sit by p i t j l the pArty taps one
of then| on tyfie * shoulder. T h e
burst Of speed which the lucky
candidate WUJ^ Jump at once he' Is
nominated jr l l l be little short of
astounding to comparison w ith bis
previous M is v lp r .
.
Candidates who iasist on being
VusShd l&to the horttoatioh are
discreet. Experience has proved
that the fellows who go otit and
bfcllow. tlyelr warey to the public
and spertd a.wad ot money seldom
come to lend Patty tickets. W in ­
ning primaries 'doesh’t w in noHkln-
atiohA-
Other things being equal, a vic­
torious p rlm iry candidate
ijan
make, deals as at th e convention
as well aA the n e z t/e llo w , but na­
tio n ^ campaigns for nomination
that hi
The buss Of excitement rose In
volume u t i l the room was filled.
The people could not remember a
more sensational Incident and the
women enjoyed It tS the utmost,
especially Nana add ethers A her
kind.
The Comte crouched behind Man-
on like a frightened honnd, at the
same time attempting to preserve
hla dignity. Bis eyes Were as rov­
ing aa his thonghts and he was dls-
tressto about the tooldant, not for
M u o n ’S sake aa much aa tor his
own.
.
Mabton took in ovary detail of
Manon*s attire, concentrating fbr a
moment on tho priceless emerald
pendant which hung Just between
jrjraan.’anasss
Sis locket and the taet t u t her
breast had been a sacred resting
place tor hla head.
Maaod had wanted Fabien so
terribly during bar enforced life
With the Comte that she felt he
musk lav. wanted her too. She
had given t o n . up to. save him
from ruin.
I t was a sacrifice
that nearly broke her heart, and
iff
f t e DoAge Brottoi-s Automob)
agency of Medford has rented tl
P e ll qhn-eroom ,on M iin strd
fo r ‘d isplay púrpobeé.
W.
Penter to remodeling the fró
of the building, phrtTbi in a wl
or dbdr, ttc .
V
engaBl
In mining (fo r a corporation ai
for wages) down to the.neighbd
president E. y . Carter of t h e
CofamqjrciAl Clrib seht up a plate
of late CrAWford peschds to add to
thk Jackson county okhiblt at the
state fa ir Tuesday.
T h e y
weighed nearly a pound apiece.
They were beauties and w e r te
grown by Mrs. R. Bos wick of this
city.
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The ftaw H tfo rd Boll W right
book, VQod and" th^Gracqrym an,*’
is boá&d to attract national and
Ifttor natío n il attention by his al-
éAys looming up as a prophet of
the orthodox evangelistic type in
the fillly Sunday clkss, and voic­
* M r. and Ars. E. V . C arter apd
M r. and Mrs. f . D. W lg n e r
doihg Medford a ril the
District
F a ir today.
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M r. end Mrs. M. L. Alford have
Wednesday F. M. Calkltm re­
ceived Ab Orient gasollbe buck- gone fa Pelican flhy for A short
board Which he Ordered some time vacation.
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Ago. The machine is built by the
W althkth cemngay and Is- t h e
llghteet nractlcal fouf-wheel Au­
Barrett and C hirles g A * to made, t h e machlqb Will he h f
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r ilfih Cheek, who’ welk
ApWlVh Warden W a lk -
, Col. J. b . Boyle Is cqriafaly a
fined 986 by An Applk-
yalbable booster for Aahlxid. A l­
Oso. H . Himes, Mrs. P. P. Prim
though be hhs been heke bht h few
months he 1A thdrdbgftly In love
w lih the country and never Iboeee F rid ay «nd were elegantly enter,
An opportunity to say A g o o d talned by M r and Mrs. H . E. An­
word for It.
keny.
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hood or ByabM.
xm ? .
made
rich find recently. However, i
i t i iió t realise any kccunia
gain 'from bis lucky strike.
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quite understand I W ith this hope
fa .W ind. Mason -saaahail nut >n
tononmm With a pleading, piteous
expression on hsr-toesu Then she
u v Fabien recon. H e did . pot
fmporiknt B ôôto R é M t o t d -
ing national fiction from t h e
meyal uplift standpoint, lthre we
hâve his masterpiece of the Dan
MÜikéw type irevlved, (gales that
w ill rfcîch lAfa the hrtthtoeds of
thotl^apds) ah« tor the firs t time
appOBiidg sjrgto.p h ip b et of «to­
aster. He declares In so mady
wqrds thht If the bustoess men of
óóf e b d itly do not ¿om'ehoW get
A little chrlstis>'ty Into business,
«nd IT the cltlxefas ot thia -nation
not get mòre religión tato their
e v k F tíiy it f A lr i, national deatruc-
|loo to, Inevitable. . He produces
facts and tltfife e in hie opening
chapters to show onr country
moving, towards its totter rein.
Unless present destructive ways
of llvirtg Are change«, the Ü. 8.
A. w ill liinply go to pieces and the
ibestoge of the book 'to that onr
only salvation as h petti. Weak,
dWMto
aiutai, wayward nation, |e more
of the religion of Jeans as inter­
d e t t o by H arold Bell
W r ig h t
to-called orthodox
religion.
The totok A o w s life Way out of
the pretest miré. la the uafold^
HWÿ'khe ’d ollar òùt of live ‘col­
Ing of the story appears the new
finn Matthews and the revamping lected for pare and single-minded
a Jeaknfajiang
arm closer as bs jiattto her hand
with an a ir ofnroprletorship. aa It
to aay, **Thto jg to r property."
Scientists are debating wheth­ are expensive In more ways than
er ob not anim als' can laugh. one and generally
Inadvisable
T&elrs’s one for the horse to gig­ owing to the excellent inadvisable
gle over.
ultim ate defeat.
Jtfothlng Is more
undignified
than tin elderly, bewhiskered
The Mto Francisco man who gentleman Ja a breakneck chase
shbt At » e screen just as the after something, and when
It
villain was about tp- seise the conies to preMdebtlal politics one
beautiful .damsel mhst have 4>een must remember that Hughes is a
firing at the same p ic tu rl we burnt child. In 1916 he went to,
bed elecitch night w ith the assur­
sAw the other night.
ance that he was the next presi­
dent of the United States and he
Tire business has been improv­ awoke next morning w ith nothing
ing, according to the ClevVllnd farth er from the tru th . Hughes
Federal Reserve bank report. We
h is Very few.Illusions le ft and he
thought so, after seeing the w ill h iv e to b i. pretty thoroughly
roadside Labor Day.
convinced th&t the honors are his
before he w ill lay himself open to
a nether hearbreak either at the
Looks as if there’ll be more
W h at this country needs to a
cbnventlbn or at the polls.
pumpkins than core’ this fail.
bigger nAvy to h ilh t aviators.
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with
to wtt> prtts ib d draw Mahon’s
dent can reasonably be Vetardftd
as most queatidhable; It may be
that Mr. Hughes ‘would not go
a fter the nomination unless * h e
dire generally
¡Guard The C
focused oil Mahon add tht biittto
as they moved Mown the stalto. She
was gowned fa lugtroqs gjaeg vej-
Ups and aha pressed hi
lagers to h M .th ro at £
totoped with
rrewfi. -The
to loader to
J hcllrt.’’, he
it n ot Man-
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sr
ssriM'SÄ
firdnsar«'
. U ■ ttien
Having
finished
turato
hto I t t w l ith
S w m m »«««
fa e
Oemte and said. w ith . Ä r W o b .
Hdfiatonr, yonr success M lh .ffifa -
en w ill depend upon the U t t nt
year.tortane, yon have nothing A ile
to commend yon.”
Hk w r it f d
moqkfagly for the Comte to U t
offsase a t the In s alt T n h U . W -
ritoe the Invited attack wie IgnAT-
,
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¿To be continued.),
Christian religion. A dismal con­
dition of church life" la pictured
With l l S different denominations
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