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V F iN D lW B A Q ^ J
H ie Y. M. C. A. Report
“ A report of which Mhland. may be proud,”
Jokri B. Budd, Pacific Northwest Council Y .M .
C. A. representative,^said in regard to a report
of the activities of that organisation in this city
auring the last year—the first year of full time
Y, M. C. A. work in this city.
And Ashland is proud of the report too.
- When we can reach 163 representative youths
of our community and engage them in worthwhile
activities, with a Christian background—when they
can be brought together in good fellowship, of
sendee and play—w.e are building a foundation for
the right sort of future cititenship and meeting in
a logical way the trend of youth toward ultra-'
modernism.
Every dollar spent in Y. M. C. A. work has
been money Well invested-4noney ou whWh a tfeturn
will be realized. *
Think over what you ean do when Budget Week
comes.
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Boost The Festival
W e certainly do progress
in
some ways. Kt was o n lj two Or
three years agb th a t It didn’t
m atter If s ilk stockings had lisle
top».— N o rth Powder News.
A committee has the affair in charge and has
started conoentrated effort}, but only if they receive
the support and cooperation of their fellow towns
men w ill. Bray, be able in the limited time before
the festival to get the affair sufficiently advertised.
Talk Fall Festival, boost Fall Festival, ad-
1 Festival wherever you go and if you
leas or suggestions which you think might
tffair a bigger success—don’t hide your
ir a bushel* or your thoughts behind a
bashfalnese — speak right out and tell
tier of tiie oomtaittee about your idea,
Komc
iber its your celebration. For you are a
or towa tf you are the right sort of a
I Our Country Gives Credit Where Due
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• The recent ooBferring of degrees by a Middle
Wegterlr university upon a number of farmers whose
work had been of aid in the progress of agriculture,
is a salient exainple of American democracy. It
hut shows again that this if the one great country
in the worldwherc a aihn is rewarded and judged
entirely upon bis wdrk, and not. by social and
eeflftkRnie atamdaids beyond his control. These men
beTig given this honor was hut little commented
upon for the reason that it is nothing unusual; the
jtoople realize it is natural that anyone who dis-«
tingoiahes himself in any way will get credit for
i t In Europe, on the contrary, should anything
like this happen, It would be bo . unprecedented as
to he a sensation. That ig one o f the reasons for
tha immsngf difference in progressiveness between
the two continents. .
There can be no danger of radicalism or any
other “ ism” where democracy prevails. I f is im
possible toAinake a malcontent of M person who
knows there is nothing that will opposed him should
he. have sufficient ability to bqpome a great busi
ness man, statesman or anything pise. Perfectly
contented people won’t trouble themselves to follow
highly dubious theories of “ what might be done.”
The only virtue In saying “ No
Is sticking to It..
W e are told to be successful
» • must overcome fa«r, hut fodr
is still a veiT valuable tra it aad
productive
of longevity when
crossing M ain street on a busy
fcalurday.— Stfverton Tribune, '
Perhaps, if w p'bad better fa
W e agree w ith the K lam ath
thers, we would have better sone. Falla News. I t
the people of
Multnomah county succeed in get
ting A representative Of the. cali
Some men get rich by simply ber of Nicholas 3. Slnnot t h e y
collecting dividends on past mis should, indeed, be copgratnlated.
takes.
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— Hefcd R iver Glartbr.
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It's a ll right' .to be early to
work
And ladustriona a fter one
A d river’s skill may be judged
by the condition of his "car's gets there but the Impression is
growing that 3. Pluvlus Is overdo
fenders.
ing it.— Bugene Register.
why odx »fiber a t gentle. bsnevo-
fonee toward’ chaotic Cfona whs
no d ifferent tra m our, eompnra-
t lv e l/ rough and ievara »olley to-
w ard su ch nearby tapuMtcs aa
Nicaragua, H a iti and Matteo.
Qae tha erne bond, certain tac
tion» of- the pre»», tha pulpit and
tha C ongreeeloedly dspldred tha
adm ialktratleh’s Lhtln ■- American
policy and foes ,»avjehly praised
tta aoble re fn o o l'tt join w ( t h
Groat B rits la in " shooting a * tha
Chinese despite tha fact that the
Ghlasae had bees much more un
ru ly thatr tha Lotte-Americana.
Again, there w are thorn who
cheered lustily our' Iron-handed
methods In Nicaragua aad to
ward Mexico and daplorad t h e
Absence at sim ilar taetise to
China.
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As’ a m atter o ffs e t, neither
«rest blame nor high praise can
ba accorded the present govern
ment on any theory that It has
acted w ith uaUccuttoased altruism
o r rutkleaaness. Bath la thia hem-
lspbere and In the F ar Beat, it
merely followed out foreign pol-
tcieg which have head w *ll defin
ed fo r n t tenet tfcrwp decades and
. whtefa have been adhered to by
both B ap u N ieaar aad Democratic
administrations.
T h e Caribbean and the Astatic
policies, however, bate bean fun
dam entally difterbat. beeauae the
oxpandtag United States has had
(0 deal w ith fundamentally d lf-
: fo re a t attentions. T h e difference
began to ba apparent toward the
uldaa o f tha last eantnry. P rlo j to
that America and her Industries
were beey a tta in in g their growth.
The want wna befog wan and
d rie r! ran production and enter
prise had not outgrown the na-
tfonal boundaries.’
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A policy of gradual acquisition
One radio announcer pats out
had been pursued interm ittently,
4,600,000 words in a baseball sea but this was largely confined to
son, a statistician has estimated.
straightening amt foe borders o f
T h at’s almost enough la n g u a g e to
the United States proper to the
carry a man 18 holes.
so u th and the uemthvest. Never
theless, Secretary of State 8e-
, ward, under Lincoln, had see’n
vtelons lit* tha Pacific aad bought
oot Ud Kektoa, aad Mad sought He
realise a draam la tha Caribbean
by acquiring a naval hbsa In San
ts Defofo«». the V irg ie Islands by
parabaaa and control over t b e
Panama isthmus by other mean«,
only to have Co««rMa refuse to
approve his arrangements.
But the preseat policies began
te taka shape . amtor KeKlnlqy
whop our gerernmeut, determin
ing to extend its spheres of econ
omic If npt political iaflueace.
looked to the south aad the west.
Union county farmers are going
I t couldn’t look to the east, tor
to feel mighty prosperous this
there beyond, the broad ‘Atlantic
winter. They w ill have harvested
lay the old. w oridY lrm ly entranch-
a larger grain crop Jjian ** usual,
the price has been quite satisfac
Mrfcapy, te the H on-
tory, and they owed less * t the
, it fonnd the repab-
bank than la form er years. Thia
uth forietly «U h in IU
combination can't be beat f a f
The surest way to get more fac
Man marriages popularly sup
tories Is" to increase our industrial
posed to be made In heaven are
education la our public schools.
UPgiade in Parts.
A ake every atadenf ’ a potential
H eary Ford, or aa Edison or a
Good year. You eaa tk la k of a
A man can's noflentMa<, whva thousand additions rer that 11«.
he looks at a clothes line, why it — Salem Statesman.
costs so much for a woman te
dreea.
A man who glees r woman two-
thlrds of the sidewalk shows cour
tesy, but the m aa who glsgse a wo
H e t Heek aayn :” t Jedgo that man 4w»-thtP«s of the highway
h a lf the wlipmln In my town when eke js at the wheel of an
have six-eylfoder tongues a h, d automobile show» good Judg proejtertty
production. -—
e»e-cyllader b r a in .’’
Grande D istrict New«.
ment.— St. Helena Bentjpel.
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« .. T h a t la a ll ririfo Manat rahia«
a » U l buy mor e -S e givra ma every-
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r. to the Comte De Ravoir’« «lita, and
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C H A P T ÍR XV—Continued
-Oh, Lord!" ejaculated Pablen.
•T u a v à i hare to pardon me, my
dear. Iw lH r e t e m w b o o ld o not
M a e t t M a t e y b u with "(to many."
Fableo hurried to Mrifon’s afta end
hl » n r had agger tfpe goRaotty. '•
-W W Ù - uhm commanded gaily,
" t u f e MU f o W * «*>«•» « “ *
Mr to ten rida ot «ho grant bdd.
cate chain over her hi
The hairdressers hi
• nextl’’ She extended pteted their pleasant <
little feet and se Pablon non'a callers gathered
upset her new g ilt
Shu modo • lovely
od him provo kingly
sad. Turning away
bofora ho could law
friendly and oompaastonote, hat hl.
moans were limited, and even tf
»0 gave up all te h a d It would no«
be enffleient to meet their extrava
gant mode of living. It did not oo-
ear to ffabtea to to o simply. be-
cease M soon's nature demanded
luxuries and amusement and he
felt that he ahouM "be man enough
to provide thdfo for her. Also, he
'loved her la t h e geyhappy foooda
that were here la the asMat of tbs»
present surroundings -sad somp
way, some how, he was determined
to-provide an that h er pleasure
loving nature craved.
Patten had not settled on any
deSnlte dnaaefot plan when he re>
sailed Monoote request to -coma
hash vary soon.- H e returned to
hetbqudolr and chanced to arrive
at the open door just aa She was
showing Bar necklace. Vfcbisa ro-
resist surprlqlag bar with It as »
g ift No qu< knew better than ha
now IU be eonld afford the tndnb
geaea. But when- he saw what •
beautiful picture she saade la Ifo
reflected glory he did not regret
the extravagance. The Incident
only drove home the fact that he
mast raise money—a qsantltt ef
money—before many more days
passed Into eternity sag serried
Fablen did not join the edmlrtag
iJ‘ronf « ^ e r e d about. Manon. Ha
Was about to enter when a servant
tly
approached and said:
astevr, thorp era two—«entlm
men—In the drawing room who In
s t« uppn soring Honricur.-
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aad today we exert
TURNING THE PAGES BACK
. . x sa u ro
12 T a a n Ago
O. W . Tretren and C. P. Foes
wnw fou am vbuowu soa
ses, fo BagfoMfft fori Safor-
Qlqa 8foMb was a vlfoter
The spectacular blaze cjreated when Judge Ben
Lindsay burned the “ record* of his court” was
probably no hotter than * lot of the nmgaaine
articles, which were {Hiblished. and which brought
forth wan»* criticism from those who were not liia
admirers. Bat we admire the judge for haviag tho
eountfoe o f his.convictions anyho-w
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With the air derby and the championship heavy
weight boot and probably two or three trans-ocean
Hight» ia the offing ibis week things promise to be
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Medford Tuesday
Chas. B. Burrow« and daugh
ter, Klee M txabeth Burrows, for
mer reeM ehb of Asntand, spent
several d h yi la AshUad la ri week
riaHlng frtahdt. They bad bead
}n C aliforiila and w e re edroute to,
their home fo Beattje
Much comment Is gotigr on la
the hike otralee o*ar the fla k e bl-
cyeto M ae' nt the District County
F air on Thnreday. Herbert Mc
Carthy wga.raady aad areious to
enter fo r the race aad was led te
axoeet th a t Bafoa, the Medferd
,
Rugen« A. «kW **»» fofo1
Hr. and MH. H. Moore ririted ager of tho fofopkono company,
Itk friends In Medford Tuesday le ft la « foeníng fqr P ortlan d, to
attend g mooting M lo c ai a n f
county teld»hoae Managers of
«he aiate f o lla i for the official« of
the com ps**.
High School Nates
Pojey of t>e clam of
vfoltor l a « Thursday,
toorhea nt Talent this
oqrieqt. H e was W h ip * *
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provided he could find some one
who would SO la cagoetf to
th r o * fou M ce sag d}yide t A a
spoils. H erbert McCarthy ta too
honorable r r o g g - f o "
HF*
fo" gay afleh proportion
a n d
hence the race did not come off, •
W rits«»»»*]**
with the r e « of the wqrld and at
thia pbtnt foky OSUMClaOsd the » a l
ley of the “ fori» door.” T f l* Ifo *
Chinese pajlcfr «A>fod for <MBal
rights f o r Afaerfoeh 'MMMfo«a>.
•tu c k e d W a hebe « Wdrowoed tude toW oi& tiM Chfofoa. fo r Hay
Wd jngt been wondering wbioh is the fun nier-
fat w e n n ia knicken* «r a thia hmm in plns-
Improved In health,
be tonfo»««.).
their Republican predecessor« and
kga been emrked tbte year by a
Monday and defending himself served notice (net • we were op-
netabe refusal f t a t! other na
* 1 A a revdlvel- «hot the hobo i»«ed to any more partitions.
llttle .’b u t the Coolidge - K b II ork tions In tightening their control
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In the caif of tjie leg.
Rodbevelt nfnd T aft contlaeed policy hae been virtually that of' ever Chino.