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ÖBUX.N' OOWM.
-AMO J U D G M E N T :— 4 w ill sing of mercytefcd Judg
O Lord. Witt I l in g , psalm 104:1.
¡L M y C ad, 4 thank Thee, that Mercy, always pre
rim.
fic te r istic s th a t s c ie n c e bftnnot y i p o but.
I t u a R a tify in g f art
t e learft
o f th e 'heeorfi B r e a k in g e n r a U m e d t A t t h e S o u th e r n
O r e g o n N o r m a l sch ool th is yea r.
\-
T h e e n r o llm en t Jte»peaki th e p o p u la r ity th«
in s titu tio n h a s a tta in e d in ife s h o r t e x iste n c e — a
p o p u la r ity baked on rea l m erit— a p o p u la r ity b ased
o n a c h ie v e m e n t
W ith th e p o p u la r ity o f t h e gch o o l estab lish ?
e d , present, q u a r te rs ta x e d t e tm g r .c a p a c ity t e accom ­
m o d a te th e 350 s tu d e n ts w h o w ill b e e n r o lle d th ere
— it i i s f a ir to b e lie v e th a t i n ti>e fu tu r e th e sta te
le g is la tu r e w ill lo o k w i t e f a v o r u p o n a p p rop riation *
fo r fu r th e r d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e sch ob l— w h ic h w ill
in c id e n ta lly m ean ,t|ie d evelp p m W *
‘A t t e n d a s
a n e d u c a tio n a l c e n te r o f th e s ta te .
f > •
P. T. A, Groups
. C loser a sso c ia tio n lie tw e en te a c h e r s an d par-
entp, c o o p e r a tio n W hich w ill b r in g d e sir e d m axim u m
r e s u lt s fo r g o o d , is th e r e su lt w h ic h h a s in th e p a st
been o b ta in e d .th r o u g h P a r e n t-T e a c h e r g ro u p s and in.
.A s h la n d tfiis w ork h a s been ^ e ^ e sta b lish e d .
A ^ J setter u n d ersta n d in g ; Sf> in i riligWKt qnder-
a<© a d in g m p ro b lem s w h ich c o n fr o n t te a c h e r s and
p r o b le m s »w h ich con fron t p a r e n ts, is o b t a i n e d
th r o u g h th e ^ o r it.
. .
& -N eed ed sc h o o l im p r o v e m en ts ca n be b e t t e r ,
r e c o g n is e d a n d th rou gh co m m u n ity op op eration,
t h e s e npe^ud im p ro v em en t« «map be secu red.
E v e r y P - T . A u jn e e tin g m ea n s so m u ch m ore in
« y ¿ d a d v a n e d i t a it At inf • ^ n c ^ ju ^ w n t -
A to to » l p
Fabled no advantage, a© other
leyal ©NHtaeenr ©f the Btog too»-
ft f . j M
organiser
t > •]
moat Influential of U e lobbyists
for the eighteenth nu|0©dtaeot. ge
helped fram e most of the p©Uon-
Al prohibition leglaf©ttap 4» ®°W-
Junction w ith W heeler and oth-
ers. A t ¿he ago of 09, he la «till
[active, capable an(l shrewd.
P rim arily a .churchman. B arton
to a strong bond itotweep t J» e
/y s H M A - n o M
/MtoWWJI»
be safer that loscaut was tedding
h er up the ©tab© and «hot te©
P o m t©
through
Thia Day In
Fistiami
e.ftl8 ,* ,st (.nted fertlUaer.¡^rom
«•
¡hut >1-,
Wheeler once iwPtoHkrd tp a close
friend.
' .y '
< n n k most ,of t b e !
«tme. b * * > • « bo «»ber ©sough to!
fe te d ry .” ,
< ' ‘
■This tocnlar msagrh. mbtoh rp-
t ¿erred f o ,p roeently todgpHH
atgr whose jbnmory'As > fen e r-
stqd
wwuM casM s te a rfu l
row to mention hto namh, was ¡in­
dicative of JKbeoler’s j^ithods.
TURNING THE PAGES B
ASH LAND
Years Ago
W . A. W llshlre and fam ily
<j. B.
came In from Lnkevlehr, l a s t extdtastv
week, where fhay hg»s h ® • n r e * * » 0®
shipment from Ashland.' M r. M u /- spending (he sujnmer months, and Heights,
phy’s name was not mentioned In arc again occupying th e ir GrenMfc ?
|h a to u t oaBMtoting the sblpmant- street home in this city.
^acoh 8t0k®.has. so Id his mo
ta la 'ra n c h about 12 miles f r
A eia n S A ¿lot sores ,tp f i .
The magnolia trees In the Bopl-
H erbert G. Ehkttnan, graduate K lum for a considérât tan
©yard park row w ill ba replacjig/ f it ,tha Normal schqol w iy i 4 h ©
by holly. Th© holly troee a / . e d a te oi ’07, went to Woodville
h *rd y and beautiful aBd rasenftolN yesterday, whare lto w ill he prto-
the evergreen Jn their perena(pb/ilpal of the schools fqr the term
ecme Improvetasmts in th« In t
J. / . M urphy was one fit ; yi®’
5
Aud
The success gained by U s «Irxte-
glc poaftlon gave k t a ‘ a mom-
ent’a respite-
impitoltotely Be
looked for Manon. To bla horror
he saw the Comte pushing het Into
a privnte room at the hegd of the
etatoa While «too o( the King’s
Guards seised 1 assent and pre­
vented ¡him going with het.
. / »
«
a it a h
Deprived of Sis
it wae
neceasary to do aa
without
farther delay. Mi
on top
qf a nearby table
chair from the So
high and brought tt down with
dangerona tore» npgn the baeda
and swonjp of the mfcn who tried
to wound or capture him.
FaMen Ought' like a feroclone
animal of the wild, trapped by a
hand pf hunters tp hto lair. Hto
daring and very flerctonesa Seemed
te Intimidate them. ThM r'fw erda
.ponto n ** Sto
that chair that
be ewung ahogt him to deadly cir-
...
TJhe toague
other Umber, .of
— Vefore be was raised:— when he
’ could have had
or |« 0 ,-i
‘ 0J>0 perhaps more, as a lobbyists
4or one crf'the trusts.
- F . Scott McBride, who haa been-
doing some o f Wheeler's work, Is
r, rfegsrded ‘a s a itkety second choice,
“t As «mteal superintendent af the.
t -tongas bo has he«« found
a
« shrewd polttical manipulator. : j,
* C’ r t Pope we can put Senator—
| over in the primary, ' Wayne B.
e
tn
» ¿ r fip iB M i
if he was captured Madon would
be made an unwilling prisoner In
lì?
T” *
I FgZS «me heftm the p lo w QUW"
4 U qo arise a t ,to whether such ^pd’
f such a man wquW aoqept-
W<rit
’
“ t® leggve'P
® en S
With tn o rlr .urge gnd sacrtectoU
; 'temPejaipent; personal ambitions
J „V®
^cem fti-ily predominant
¡
» th w H n r
been at the card table, ¡Finally,
the cowardly, Joint, attack of sev­
eral noblemen succeeded in dls-
magne iin * 4t may ¡he that he
! ¿ísr. a?
s
the
B FAAI6A MIAO TOy vO AM 1661
under coyer of getting np he
and file of the donn^ry-
Fqr all his ,religion, Jjje to r<}-
garded a© a fig h te r. tfe to of ^he
teavy-set bulldog type In ( g é r ­
ance. and he fights tÿe tame Wyy,
with tenacity, his admirers pay..
Like y heeler. he m ake, frau d s
easily. He has done moat of w
werg—^except for Washington for-
ays^Jn A j^ n tp s . T o w Tennes-
By DOC R E ID
One hundred and sixteen years
ago today, ’ Tom Molineanx, an
A^evclean obgrp, gained hU sec­
M «n who tolto ttempalrep Have1 ond chance at the world’s heavy­
no rival«.
~ / weight title- when ae met T o m
Cribb, champion of England, In a
Tjiyxen the c y a a fs « o n e y rupe heCvle struggle ty>r world*! su­
out. the lawyer doses the ease.
premacy n t TUisUatpn, England.
Molineanx, Who had gained fame
* A man must tp reasonably Ig­ as the first' holder of the Ameri­
norant before he can qualify as a can. heavyweight title, had pre­
prophet.
i
J viously fought Cribb lo r t h e,
world's tlu e and was defeated, in
The dootots say harry kills $s >2: pounds. Ip - this, * his iwttfrn
, the ¡exception being when y o u match, he was knocked out in tber
y o m th e Street.
eleventh froand of a savage fight
In wh(ch his Ja^v was broken In
The girl w ith many suitors may one of the early rounds, ’fw eniy
be depended upon to choose the thousand persons attended t h e
worst for her ynsband.
a ffair.
The negro was horn at George­
Progress haw done one ,- thjt^gi town, near Washington, D. C., and
a 0 |h o w — «t has Invented
mqre reared a ¿Virginia slave, f le gain-'
w
for getting killed than seem ed recognition as American cham­
necessary.
At ,
pion by v lr t n i of vlctertaa over a ll
of the best men this country fur-
Hes Heck says: “Sotae legs
ala^ied at tjiat tim e aaji wgs. tf^e
lovely," some la only so-so, w]
first nnd odiy negro to fight for
,
*■ Jtat le«r " z
’
44» . W ’ U’a heavyweight tUle un­
til Jack Johnson reached the pen-
‘ . •
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I l begins to look like It would' nade in 4« 10.-
take -as long for some hf th e
•»«F*« 4b
Ib elr
old hats ‘as it did fo r some of the
W ith ■ all these shakeups
of
sgcond loots to get over wearing .the prohibition forces you’d think
BUttegs M ta r ¿he war.— Med/ord they’d get thplr prinks
mixed
now and then. -
M all-Tribune. -
ACAJI
W » * n d M»» , > W ’ . «?• *
.widely known
amdng church
[ mpmhero, though not fa the rijnk
s
To W heeler the cause of pro-
jk lh it tc n Justified any ateans nec>
* mtoary ho Its success. Pptooned' sl-
1 Ctihol. doable Jeopardy, detent of
totetlngdtolmd a n * tofOnsta s a te-
( «ca»4n te ’ or o f PUhtocbr/’d ry " but
¡vSMer?
i r
x
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S*E 5
ell’s fate toehlnd that ctoeed door.
Me had db gword and It appeared
: with drawn
found himself
balustrade
In the fight that
wrested hto advasm
hto hand and stood
protect It tohBe ,lte
bodily upod The’ f
fact of a slkord In hto hand
Fabien fought like a demoi
ally
:oOh Burn yemnli
low, as
stairs,
ifortlng
m M - firmly btotovad 'teat ©S-
© UtoMtad« Ffec OHM«»!. He
w extotofed s wstorUx
*»rr
te Cqpgrw and Ada*.
WSbqnt tt. -
$
gr^nt ^tslepts
bien withdrew hto an
ed to t£e*closed do.
Manon frqm him. It
ulaadng down tb*
tp
t
)
F rank « arq a tt arrived In Ash-, toraJtebaudtng.ete. . .
,V '
Over J l.fh O ’ ‘‘ people attenjjed
: toad tost Thursday evening on a
the State F a ir at Salem yeetor-
| visit Jo hjp parents, Mr. and Mrs.
te ? . prMfcteg » « «corde fo r ©V
Fo rtr-etx teams I » 1 1 v J r fl
I B. M. G arrett and friends herd.’
bound from thia val|«jr, 4# 4 r a
He came directly from fi&ktey-
copj»t©d on.U je/O Q d
J^nny
I field, Cal., whet© h© to intereoted
croak
,u>
AihteM
>
W
.
V*to
I tn the oil Industry.
week, .which to an index to the
h tetfr team f»O «fe ©vdr Mu* A llt-
SeiaÄWr !Underwood of . . A b a ma ‘
lato private life when'tJn4|fwopd
refuted to Bow W d r a , him ©nd
c r e d ia te M© À * » « t tt e K - > « <
.tew W ww i ‘* tevteW 4»
»W
«rt JBargley, ipuch tp toWon df Death” wag always ready
Stgbtoy's .fetäntshpient. Bo »with to t e ir Into a canAtdateTi district
R . B. Faalda returned tree© latel-Ktom ath Fella wagon re©«
McCloud, Calif,, the totter part of this eeaaen. Trorelere repot* th© lucky attacked Jhe leagiie. a few ntauy ethers. *' , '
the week.
blasts from W heeler were enough
The league's Oratorical “Bat-
road tn excellent condition. 1
(Continued On Page Five)
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d a m a r y i s an a g e n c y w h ic h s u p p lie s a
'sp len d id m a rk et. T h e T id in g s f e e ls c e r ta in t h a t ,
A sh la n d i s w illin g an d rep ^ y | o c o o p e r a t e f u ll y w ith
th e B a g le y t? tg « n teti< 1 »
Abe n e e d i s p r o p e r ly
b r o u g h t to th eir; a tte n tio n . :
7-
d
w om an m oat.
T b e p r é s e n t a g e f lf r o n g e a n d lip s tic k , sh o r t,
sk ir ts, b r id g e /m d w e ig h t-r e d u c tio n , t h a s o n ly se r v e d
t o in c r e a se w o m a n ’s d e sir e fo r b e a u tify in g h er h om e,
i t w o u ld seem*
..
W h ile it i s tru e th a t th e n ü m b er o f w om en e n ­
te r in g th e b u s in e s s w o r ld i s s te a d ily in c r e a s in g -
w o m a n ’s in h e r e n t t r a it o f m a k in g h e r h om e a ttr a c ­
t iv e ;has b een in n o w a y a le s s e r in te r e s t.
T o m ak e h §r hb m e a s coinfôlrtable, a s a r tistic ,
a s a ttr a c tiv e , a s m a t i n g a s p o s s ib le , i t w o u ld seem
r e m a in s a p a ra m o u n t in te r e st W ith e v e r y w om an.
’
M od ern s c ie n c e , p s^ tic n la y ty ^ M etrical sqieuce
h a s sim p lified t h e w o rk t e th o - h o ^ e .
W o m en m a y h a v é l o s t t h e ir d e sir e , i f th e y e w
d id h a v e su ch a d e s ir e ,’ to w a sh d is h e s , scru b 'flo o r s
a n d b a k e bread , t a t lo v e o f c h ild r e n a n d b e a u tify in g
th e hbm e w ith th e ir ow n h a n d iw o rk are tw o c h a is
w
Isfactory Snlsh;
handsome fered to the Ode
is /or the
“-See that ©M
and lovet to y o o d ^ ro e p a .
-
S-
eanaery.
., a . -
W h y I s i t t h a t th e r e ly w b een a s c a r c ity o f
l a V o r i u A s h la n d j jt th e c r itic a l p erio d 1 i t w a s
no^ t h e ¿eauU o f qqm pen^ation, fo r th e sc a le a t th e
lo c a l can n ery i s c o n sid e r a b ly h ig h e r th a n t h e a v e r ­
age« it w a s s ta le d . A n d sa n ita r y a n d g e n e r a l w o r k -t ,
« g c o n d itio n s a r e e x c e lle n t i p th e p e w p la p t.
< h e o ijly feariW e e x p la n a tio n i s ¡u n d ou b ted ly j
a la ck ;< r f p e p p e r in te r e s t i n th e ea n n e r y . F r u it
g r o w in g ip i e
o f A s h la n d ’s beat m o n ey m a k e rs
h f e
m od ern w om im
h «m e inbtiu«vU!
N o t i f Ui« a y e r a g e wom aJi'a m a g a siu e ig t o be
ttokan ad a c r ite r io n o f th e th in g w h ic h I n te r e s ts th e
turlzatlon of this nousi.
Dr. Barton to known ^S * t-'h •
south as “the Baptist tlbpe” H a
to chairman of th© league's exec- '.
utive committee and of the Social
Service Commission of the South­
ern Baptist church. -
* He to onS ot the most fjpport- ■
T h e r a th e r s ta r t lin g sta te m e n t th a t th e lo ca l
c a n n e r y h a d l o s t c o n sid er a b le fjruit ¿hip s e a so n be-
cauap q f th ? la c k o f la b o r (ti-p eak p eriod s
m&de
to Tjhe fStiitw ® r e p r e s e n ta tiv e .
,Alqe,
* t W> on e ^ m e d u r in g She p r e sen t
«aaaoto h i » th e c a t a e r y been a b le to p ro cu re m ore
.than 1 0 0 w o r k e is , w h e r e a s th e qeed h a s b e e n fo r
xpany m ore a t se v e r a l p erio d s. Q jh er com m unities
<rf /^ n p id a c p b ly • teas, p o p u la tio n w h ore a .cannery
qpqnetqs h k v e been k n o w » to s u p p ly f r o m 4 0 0 to
£ 0 9 w o m en f » d m en / q r th e se a so n a l w o r k in th e
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> W A S H IN G TO N
T h fr K e v
A rth u r James Barton. (o t A ttpnts
©an succeed Wayne B. ^ni^eler a©
legislative superintend«m| .0* <©te|
Anti-Saloon League it he wanted
the Job.
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