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Friday, May 13, 1938 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 4 LIFE’S BYWAYS! Southern Oregon Miner A j - l Published Every Friday at 167 East Main Street ASHLAND, OREGON ★ Entered as second-class matter February 15. 1085, at the postofftce at Ashland, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. ★ TELEPHONE 170 Leonard N. Hall V | jAk .' / ^OUIPN*T MAKKY Any C/«_ rut: CAK£ /H THL WtoWJ* - AH' - £ WAA/ ,' rtc JCT AS / 2/KT Txr ¡ Editor and Publisher h T su bscription RATES (In Advance) j FECK ONE YEAH »151 UsSSp SIX MONTHS 80c 1 HUl (Mailed Anywhere in the • JSg United States) JNW ■■ SET YOU FREE” “THE TRUTH WILL $2100 WORTH, AND ALL PAID FOR! The race between the tortoise and the hare has become famous. Everybody knows the tortoise took his time, but he walked a beautiful contest. Similarly, the race here in southern Oregon for lighted athletic fields apparently was won by the swiftest but Ashland high school, last to arrive, came in Tuesday night with the finest set of arcs in the area. - With more light—72 kilowatts—mounted on eight 80-foot poles set 10 feet into the earth, Ashland’s il lumination tops even Medford’s, formerly accepted as the acme of perfection. Klamath Falls’ and Grants Pass’ lighted gridirons are far outclassed. In Ashland, the entire athletic field is under strong, even light and, according to preliminary tests, prob enough in hands of active young fellows like Norblad. ably will be suitable for night baseball as well as kit and republicans who saunter to the polls May 20 might tenball and football. In that event Ashland, the last well remember that their party needs a transfusion in city to install lights, will be the first to introduce night the worst way, and young blood is the best. baesball in this end of the state. The school board which made this improvement PLAYING CHECKERS OVER THE SHOULDER! possible, and the collaborating city officials and em According to former president Herbert Hoover’s ployes who helped on the project are to be commended confession, the man has concocted an 11-point program for coming through with such a fine job. And sports which would end the recession in short order. But of fans of Ashland and all southern Oregon should ap course Herby has become famous for understatement. preciate the improvement. Probably the worst blight which ever beset the It turned out to be worth waiting for. republican party, the one-time president refuses to acknowledge the voice of the people and quiet his own. ★ ★ ★ His policies and his ideas were rejected by the greatest VOTE ‘YES’ FOR Ml SIC! landslide election in the history of this country, yet One week from today voters of Ashland will be he goes right on kibitzing and saying “I told you so.” given an opportunity to not only endorse their city Hoover claims to be a defender of the democratic band, but also to help it to continue and to improve. way of doing things, but what does the edict of the In the past, musicians making up the band have people mean to him? The man, undoubtedly sincere in practiced faithfully twice a week and have given con his motives, defeats himself every time he opens his certs during summer season. Their efforts have been mouth. In some instances he has uttered wisdom, and appreciated in a passive sort of way and listeners has given the people worthwhile counsel since his de have been willing to applaud. But next Friday those feat in 1932, but the fact that it was he, Herbert Hoo who appreciate one of the nicer community, activities ver, who spoke truths makes them distasteful to a can do something tangible to help. large majority of Americans. The city band offers two important results: En Hoover and his grass rooters are the same stripe tertainment and opportunity for youngsters. Few can of intellectuals who smiled when tanks and tear gas deny the value of a band at civic functions and for chased World war veterans out of Washington. Herby concerts in the park during summer months. And it was who saw to it that a maximum of $2 per bushel everyone should realize that as a sponsored organiza was placed on wheat while he was food administrator, tion, the band will offer greater opportunity for musi and yet it was the same man who, when president, cal development and encouragement to Ashland stud saw the American farmer get as little as 13 cents a ents and youngsters. bushel for grain and did nothing. The six-tenths mill levy the band asks will be an Herbert Hoover, as a political force in America, increase of about $800 per year in the organization’s or as a party leader for the republicans, is through. expense to the city. At most the measure would cost Maybe history will say he was a great prophet and a the largest taxpayer less than an evening’s entertain good president, but the people of today won’t. ment at the theater for his family. Which is a mighty Besides, Mr. Hoover is about eight years too late trivial thing considering what is given in return. with his panaceas. Instruments cost money. The proposed levy will just about repay band members for their actual cash Christian Science Talk year marks the first steps of Mrs. Eddy’s own healing, a healing outlay for instrument maintenance and replacement Draws Listeners To shortly thereafter brought to a during the year. Their time, in the end, still will be full and happy conclusion on Varsity Thursday Eve through successive stage of dem an outright donation. onstration, Mis. Eddy was con Ashland voters will get many dollars worth of A lecture on Christian Science stantly enlarging her experience, "Christian Science: Its understanding, and spirituality. value in return for the small amount the amendment entitled Inexhaustible Compensations,” by Let no one think for a moment would cost, and they should vote the measure by an William Wallace Porter, C. S. B., that Christian Science, as It is of New York, N. Y., was pre known today, was unfolded in a imposing majority. sented in the Varsity theater brief hour, or in a quickly pass * ★ ★ ★ ALL REPUBLICANS AREN’T LOUSY! Although The Miner generally regards all republi cans with suspicion and extreme pity, one candidate tethered his elephant outside and dropped into this democratic office for a call Tuesday. He was Walter Norblad, who seeks nomination over James W. Mott, incumbent, and several other aspir ants for representative in congress. Norblad is a young, energetic fellow of some 30 years who has established himself as a brilliant attorney and able state legis lator for two terms. His platform, like that of other GOP’s, is the usual anti-administration baloney, but that makes no differ ence. Political platforms, no matter for what party, are a lot of tripe anyway. The nation would be safe A Sacred Service fl fl Conducted in an efficient manner at a reasonable cost. It is better to know us and not need us than to need us and not know us. Funeral Service Since l«f*7 IJTWILLER FUNERAL HOME (Formerly Stock’s Funeral Parlor) We Never Close—Phone 32 Thursday night. Hia talk follows: Premise* "Christian Science demonstrates the proposition that health, peace, harmony, and prosperity exist as the unlabored manifestations of Life, Mind, or God, which belong to all alike. These desirable and welcome states are not the result of chance nor of a supernatural impulsion. On the contrary, they are the natural fruitage, unfold- ment, or scientific translation of the divine Mind, or God, to the human understanding. Christian Science shows that the creative Mind, or God, cannot be known through any concept hav ing the bias of materiality, but only through the spiritual or true idea, which interprets aright the nature and character of God to the understanding. Prayer and Authority In response to uplifted desire, or prayer, the spiritual or true idea of God unfolds to the under standing the nature of man’s true being, and man’s unity with God; and in this transfiguration of thought the sick are healed and the erring are restored to useful lives. Christ Jesus We are told in the Bible that Jesus spoke as one having au thority. He saw the true identity, eternal individuality of all things, clearly; and this he expressed with the authority of conviction and understanding. Discovery and Discoverer From the time of her Intermit tent writings, in 1862, and for qquite some years prior thereto, on through the year I860—which * ★ ing year. The slow years coming and going found Mrs. Eddy faith fully pursuing a goal which was always kept foremost in her thought - this goal being a com prehensive understanding of God, and the practical application of this understanding to the healing of humanity's sine, sufferings, and sorrows. / LETTERS Editor to the 4-------- —----- • DAVIES TALKS KI’I. KN To the Editor: The primary election May 20 1» a special state election for the sole purpose of nomination of can- j dlilatea for public office mid any other business presented to the voters at that time is illegal (Reference: Three decisions, Hen derson vs. city of Salem.) Therefore the initiative petition | presented to the city council a short time ago to appear at the general election the band vote also la illegal. We are in favor of compensation to the band but we are opposed to the procedure of voting a perpetual tax Irrespective of conditions in the future Article 7, section 3 of the city charter gives the city government full authority to deal with thia and all similar problems as the situa tion may demand without refer ring It to a vote of the people My next article will deal with the subject, "City government, Its relation to the public of a united community ” S. 8. DAVIES • • John Daugherty returned Wed nesday evening from Nan Fran- I cisco where hr spent the early part I of the week Mrs Daugherty re- ■ rnalned In the bay city for medical treatment. Is uncontaminated with fear Hr- cause the true Idea of substance ami supply reflects, ns Idea, the nature and perfection of the In- finite Unseen It can never, ns idea, be separated from that ptyfection It can never, as idea, be sick, nor is it p<a>r; It is never discouraged, nor la it a failure; nor can It ever, as idea, manifest any of these Im perfections anil limitations It can do nothing, as idea, but manifest tn human experience the inex haustible resource and perfection of the creative Mind, or God. T im T ells E m ; ’ ' ' Mr and Mrs C. W limita re turned early thia week from Cor vallis where they attended a con vention of Oregon Townsend clubs Saturday. May 7. They represent ed Ashland Townsend dull No I at the meet An overflow crowd of nlsiut 550 delegates attended the confab, ac cording to Bantu Discussion dealt mainly with the formation of a slate Issly to further the pension plan The group is to be inde pendent and self-governing, al though tied in with the national movement. OUT OF THE BLANKET ZONE! But before you lay them away for the summer, send them to us for laun dering. Then when the first cold snap of autumn comes, they will be ready for another winter's use. ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO Phone 16A / 81 Water Nt reel “For the ideal wash way, Just call, That’s All.” THAT TELLS AAE NOTHING ■ .... i PRICES OF IN YOUR PRENENT IJFE INNI RANC E ADEQUATE? LUMBER. Nr» STEVEN R. SCHUERMAN PC*. pea THctuai R* t •V# - A* ASHLAND LUM BER. GO. Phone 334-R ME1KOCO1JTAN UFE INNIRANCE <’<). F State Representative AND GEI THE tXACT COST OF MATERIALS FOR THE JOB ’YOU HAVE CONSULT US FOR FULL INFORMATION ON NEW FHA FINANCING Clarence F. Hyde . EUGENE, OREGON Democratic Candidate for Labor CommiNNioner Supply When a person is suffering from illness and pain, If he has ex hausted his reliance on material systems of healing he readily turns away from all material rem edies; and he is willing to rely solely upon the spiritual or men tal means used in Christian Sci ence to establish his harmony of health . But with respect to the problem of supply, position, poor business, while he tells you that he desires to rely solely on the mental or spiritual means used in Christian Science to establish his harmony of supply, he is still thinking because he has not already been taught how better to think that some personal connection or some material consideration is a prime requisite in the working out of the problem, and that he must look to these as his source of supply. He is, in short, holding fast to a transient, material sym bol of supply. He is not holding fast to the true idea of substance and supply, which, as idea, is eter nal and changeless. The true idea of substance and supply is always the true idea of substance and supply. As idea it is never falling; is never depleted, never suffer* loss ar deterioration, Bantas Attend State Townsendite Meet OA&ÍT -at RAHKOAD ■MmuatwaHWHi ’ W. T. “TOM” MILLER FOR CONGRESS Nominate a man from Nouthern Oregon Ifl X W. T. MILLER Democratic Ticket Primaries May 20, 1038 World War Veteran, Granger, Realtor, Mason, Engle, Moose, Elk. Favor conciliation and arbitration In labor disputes and Impartial enforcement of labor laws.
