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T H U R S D A Y . A P R IL 3. 1W52
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Letter from Washington. . .
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By M urray Wade
P ub lish ers
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By
H
O M
N. H
ELLSW ORTH
M e m b e r o f Congress. 4 th D is tric t
V O T E R S C H O IC E L A W
T’lie re g u la r a n n u a l u p p ro p rl
| fu n d s w e re tra n s fe rre d to p ro ­
cut is to b u ild heavy transm is­
n’t
ions
b ills are b e in g rt*p o rte d to
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ly
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v id e $124,287 to c a rry on con-
Subscription Rate — $2 50 year
sion lines fro m tw o big
p o litic a l p u n d its w h o w o u ld not 1 v ie t cam p a c tiv itie s in th e T illa ­ th e flo o r o f tlie house and are
C o lu m b ia R iv e r p o w e r dams
b e in g acted upon e u r lfc r th is
be s u rp ris e d
i f S e n a to r T a ft m ook b u rn fo r the y e a r
w hich w ill begin producing
y e a r than in a ny session since
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congress
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nd
ersta
nd
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p re s id e n tia l n o m in a tin g votes at
O reg on is the fir s t state in Mie the c h a irm a n o f the co m m itte e
can be d is trib u te d and used.
P U B L IS H E R S
tlie
M
ay
p
rim
a
rie
s
.
By H A R R Y N Ö R D W IC K
U n io n to in s u re p ilo ts und ob
Suppose you b u ilt a house and
in te n d s c o m p le tin g the series o f
T he y w o u ld n e ce ssarily be th e
A SS O C IA TIO N
bou g h t an e le c tric range for
se rve rs using p riv a te planes in b ills b e fo re th e end o f A p r il
e ig h t ca nd id ates w h o file d by a ir search.
the k itc h e n
b u t refused to
¡A s id e fro m the fa c t th a t this
• p e titio n . Those w h o file d by
G A LA BANQUET
T he average h o u rly w age fo r
run
the
necessary e le c tric
•peed-up
in
th
e
h
a
n
d
lin
g
o
f
P a yin g the f ilin g foes a re b ou nd
"Even O PINION is of force enough to moke itself to be
w ires lo the stove — could
W ith a f u l l house expected, by la w to v o te at th e C hicago w o rk e rs in O r e ^ m last m on th these b ills m ay p e rm it an e a rly
espoused ot the expense of lire " — Montaigne
was up 11 cents fro m a y e a r ago a d jo u rn m e n t o f th is seaaion, the
you g e l yo ur neighbors to be
lo ts o f good food,
and
some c o n v e n tio n in ¿ u lv fo r th e peo
to $1 »9.
Have you had econom ised by
c o m p le tio n
of
a p p ro p ria tio n s
w e ird costum es in th e m a k in g , p ie s choice fo r p re s id e n t as ex ’
T w o names, b ig in p o litic s .
doing that? You w ould not do
le g is la tio n b efo re the end o f the
A s h la n d ’s c e n te n n ia l
k ic k -o ff pressed a t th e M ay p rim a rv
L n ite d States S e n a to r Jam es I f
such a th in g , o f course, nor
fis c a l y e a r (Jun e 30) is a m ig h ty
b an qu et w i ll o ffic ia lly b e g in the e le c tio n .
'
I
D
u f f o f P e n n s y lv a n ia and P a u l
w o u ld I vote to hold up con
observance o f the c it y ’s ce nte n ­
Those f ilin g by p e titio n , cun G H o ffm a n , fo rm e r EC A d ire c ­ good th in g fo r the c o u n try fo r
s tru c tio n
th a t
w o u ld b rin g
n ia l year.
a n o th e r reason. I f th a t is done,
i
f
e
lected,
v
o
te
fo
r
th
e
ir
o
w
n
The time has come again for voters of school dis­
to r and new c h a irm a n o f the
re
v
e
n
u
e
to
the
U
.
8. treasu ry
e v e ry agency and d e p a rtm e n t o f
T he b a n q u e t is d ra w in g
T h e y a re L o w e ll Paget. C itiz e n s fo r E ise n h o w e r
co m ­
fro m the sale o f h y d ro -e le c tric
trict No. 5 to seriously consider the future of adequate m a n y o u t-o f-tow n ers. B o b w choice.
OberL A B e n n e ‘ t Ir v in g Rand, m itte e , have been scheduled to the g o v e rn m e n t w i ll k n o w ex­
educational facilities for the children of our commu­ H olm es. M e d fo rd SP d is tric t ■ lrs G eorge G e rlin g e r, P h il cam paign in O regon fo r G e n e ra l a c tly how m uch m oney it has to p o w e r.
upend w hen
its
b o o kke e p in g
fre ig h t and passenger agent,
M etacham . J o h n R L a to u re tte
nity.
E ise n h o w e r
T h is discussion o f «pending
y e a r begins. T h e ir w o rk can be
said h e had bou g h t his tic k e t
J r. a ll o f P o rtla n d , and U S
In 1948. our citizens recognized the great need and w o u ld n 't miss it fo r the B a le n tin e . K la iu a th F a lls and
p la n n e d a c c o rd in g ly W hen th<* and a p p ro p ria tio n s re m in d s me
passage o f a p p ro p ria tio n s b ills is io p o in t o u t a ra th e r Im p o rta n t
for sanctioning the $550.000 bonded debt for construc­ w o rld .”
E rnest G S w e ig e rt o f P o rtla n d
d e la ye d lon g a fte r the b e g in n in g p o litic a l
fa ct
re g a rd in g
th is
I t w o u ld seem as the events
D e fin itio n s o f t h e
vo ters
tion of Briscoe school. Walker school and an addition
o f th e new fis c a l y e a r (as lust su b je ct T he name p o litic a l p a rty
ta ke shape and progress u p to choice la w v a ry . I t is co nstrue d
lo in lnC° n' ^ iS debt
be comPletely paid off in u ie c lim a x o f th e w eek o f Sep­ b y .?o n lT to h ave been c o m p lie d
y e a r and th e y e a r b e fo re ) m any (D e m o cra t) w h ic h c o n tro ls the
agencies a re s e rio u s ly hnn di- I a d m in is tra tio n — the P re sid en t
te m b e r 20-28, th e re w i ll be m ore w ith w hen a d e leg ate has cast P O L IC E C O U R T
and m ore in te re s t w ith th e in ­ his fir s t v o te f o r the c a n d id a te
E th e lm a e T hom pson R an che r, capped. L a s t year, fo r e xam ple . 1 and th e e x e c u tiv e d e p a rtm e n t«
1952, the school board, after careful study with creasing
p u b lic ity .
th a t is the p e o p le ’s choice C on­ v io la tio n o f th e basic ru le , b a il s e v e ra l im p o rta n t a d m in is tra - I and agencies w h ic h spend the
the aid of the best technical advice, has found what
tiv e agencies d id n o t k n o w w h a t 1 m on ey — H|« „
c o n tro ls
both
Each re g u la r e v e n t in the
venU on c o m m itte e ru lin g s o f I $20.
th
e ir b udget a llo w a n c e was u n ­ houses o f Congress by sisbstan
was expected to happen before, that the grade school y e a rs c a le n d a r w ill ta k e on the past have v a rie d fro m ig
E d w a rd C. T enney, causing
C ritic is m
and
g the sta te la w to a com- I m
,n in o r to be o u t la
late
te and u n ­ t i l th e ir fis c a l y e a r was m ore t»»l m a jo ritio a
expansion was only the first basic step for the district increasing im p o rta n c e , such as p n le o rin
th an o n e -fo u rth gone
p rotests should be d ire c te d to o f­
te co m p lia n c e in a ll b a llo ts
usual h o u r’ . b a il $10
c u r ‘uh ° f J u ,y ce>ebra-
and that such expansion only widened the neck of the tton S hakesp earean fe s tiv a l, B O N U S P A Y IN J U L Y
fic ia ls and e le c tix i o ffic e rs w ho
R ic h a rd E T a y lo r,
reckless
S p e a k in g o f g o v e rn m e n t ap
bottle and not the bottle itself. That is. first things •tc . N o t o n ly w i ll lo cal people
a re m em bers o f T H A T ix i r t v ’ I
Ju st n in etee n
m onths a fte r ' d riv in g , b a il $50 and 30 davs
p ro p ria tio n s and g o v e rn m e n t ih n v e w atched the v o tin g on the
la k e m o re o f a p rid e in our
the people* o f O regon vote*d to I f " * sentence suspended p ro v id -
were first, and the pressure was necessarily taken off to
flo o r o f th e House and I can a»
spending (as w ho isn ’t these
wn,
b u t lo cal businessmen
Pay v e teran s o f W o rld W a r I I a *ng he does n o d r iv in g w ith in
the initial phase of schooling. It would be nice for the can w e ll p ro fit b y the crowds bonus th e fir s t checks w i ll s ta rt C t y ° f A s h la n d f «>r 90 days To day»). I re c e n tly g ave m y sure yo u th a t I u„ d m y col-
p o litic a l opposition a fin e b it
leagues in the m in o r ity p a rty
districts taxpayers if children didn’t grow and pro­
co m in g to those w ho have ao-
horne d u rin g 80 days n o t lat-
*Ure to co m e 10 h e lP
of th u n d e r to use against ma .h a v e c o n s is te n tly voted fo r re­
c
eleb
rate
o
u
r
100th
b
irth
d
a
y
.
p
lie
d
and
had
th
e
ir
c
la
im
s
v
e
ri
i
e
r
th
a
n
10
P
m.
each
day
unless
gress from one class to another; but. unfortunately
d u c tio n s in cost o f g o ve rn m e n t
— I f th e y are foolish enough
w ishes to a ll the h a rd ­ fie d b y the s ta te d e p a rtm e n t o f accom Pa n ied
by
paren ts
A
for the taxpayers, and fortunately for our town and w o Best
■
to do so. W h en the a p p ro p ria ­
r k in g
c e n te n n ia l
banquet v e teran s a ffa irs .
re c o m m e n d a tio n was m ade to
tions fo r th e B o n n e v ille ad­
S till on a p o litic a l note, it U
country, children have the continuous habit of aein? ^ 7— * ± 5 ! ^ w n i ic Ch n nave
h8Ve k e p t at
AU ° * th e d e la y, w ith th e ex th f‘ se c re ta ry o f state th a t d riv -
m in is tra tio n w e re u n d e r con­
re p o rte d in
th e cloakroom s
as fast as seconds tick by.
6 6 it. and w i ll c o n tin u e so rig h t up o p t io n o f th e processing w eeks er.s ’ icensc bc re v ®ked.
s id e ra tio n I vo ted against a
th a t the a d m in is tra tio n has a
K W lre ' fo r th e b «Rest and was caused
b y th e fe d e ra l re- . .L *llla n M itc h e ll, le ft m o to r ve-
Ashland’s school system is now faced with the oest b a n q u e t in A s h la n d ’s 100 s e rv « b oa rd and its a d v is o rs h ,cIe u na tte n d e d , m o to r run- I m o tio n to d ra s tic a lly cu t the
n aw re-election slogan: "H o n -
a p p ro p ria tio n
fo r
transm is-
• • i y Is no su bstitu te fo r e x ­
situation of 124 more students in it this year than last. y
c o m m itte e
o f fin a n c ie rs wh?> n " l g'
’5
sion lin e c o nstru ctio n . I have
p e rie n c e .”
made c la im s th a t the sale o f
Ja ck N B o a tw rig h t, o p e ra tin g
been ta lk in g econom y and
year ag0 was 103- A “conservative D E B A T E R S P A R
bonus
bonds
to
pay
th
e
bonus
m
o
‘
to
........
r
v
e
h
ic
le
w
ith
fo
u
r
o
c
c
ti
estimate for the period of 1950 to 1955 is for 500 E X C E L L E N C E
h ave been vo tin g econom y fo r
pants in d r iv e r ’s seat o v e r
12
was in fla tio n a r y
additional students.
years.
I n m y o p in io n the
ye
a
rs
o
f
age,
b
a
il
$5.
The a d v is o ry ' board o f the
A s h la n d h ig h has increased its
a b o v e m en tio n ed m o tio n w as
R
o
b
e
rt
E
M
cG
a
ry,
p
u
b
lic
in-
At the present time, both the Briscoe and Lincoln re p u ta tio n o v e r the years in the rta te d e p a rtm e n t o f P t e r i n s
, R° bf ir t
u
m e re ly a dem agogic gesture
fa irs last F rid a y a u th o riz e d the
, o v e rn i«h ‘ in
schools are carrying an overload of 70 students, ac­ state fo re n s ic fie ld to a place o f sale
w h ich S O U N D S
lik e aeon
o f $46.000,000 o f veterans
i ,? r ° 53,1 fo r f e ited
cording to state standards. This load will soon reach b r o ^ e h t T v3St y e a r’S d eb ate rs bonds a fte r w o rd was re ce ive d , D eW ayne Peterson, p e rm it- om y. T he purpose of the funds
w h ich th at m o tio n w o u ld have
tro m
S ta te T re a s u re r W a lte r tln g u nllcpn se d person to oper-
the Senior high school which will make it impossible had e * ‘r
Pearson re v e a lin g th a t th e cred ate m o to r w h i i , e - b a il $5; also,
to get by without additional space.
i t r e s tra
in t co «
m iiu
m is
ission
had in-
in
™ ccsslvc|y n o isy m u ffle r, b a il
s io n nad
As each year passes, this increasing load will ip ? ? e , h i9 h s la n d «rds o f th a t i f n u r m r ^ ^ . . m '-^
naa had
,n ' $5; to ta l b a il $10
th e Z n ° . 1OnKer
Tad V Gandee, e x p ire d o p e r­
orce its way from the grade school — to junior high team have, and w ill, be c a r­ ju r is d ic tio n o v e r state and local
J oe M arsh
a to r ’s license, b a il $5; fa ilu re to
g
o
v
e
rn
m
e
n
ta
l
su
b
-d
iv
is
io
n
f
i­
rie
d
on
at
A
H
S
.
I
t
i
s
v
e
ry
g
ra
.
tO ^Lni° r Wgh Schoor The situation thus
heed tr a f f ic sign al, b a il $5 to ta l
n
a
n
c
in
g
and
w
i
l
l
o
n
ly
have
finds the usual bottleneck reversed with a narrow bot­ b ^ A H S * 0 " 7 ^ lHe em Phasis a u th o r ity o v e r p riv a te loans.
b a il $10.
y A H S on d eb atin g. Such an
n L . W o m e lsd o rf, v io la ­
tle and a wide neck.
mporun, (unc.icn
"
ES^ APES b l ° c k e d A T PEN tio E n v o e f ly basic
ru le , b a il $15
“ ? « •"
in f
T
lie
fa
ilu
r
e
o
f
an
a
tte
m
p
t
to
V16 sch<X)I board announced the coming v o r o f lh e m ore „ ¡ m ,
E d w a rd C
W h itto n . ille g a l
escape m ade by fo u r o f th e most
le
ft
tu
rn
,
b
a
il
$5;
w ro n g w a y on
$685 000 bond election which will roughly mean a 7
n o to rio u s life r s in th e state peni-
A H S m |h
° f u ’ lh le ,ic S - • * *
ay stree t, b a il $5- to ta l
in« renSe‘ Tt includes four additional class­ A H S , th ro u g h its e xcellence te n tia ry e a r lie r in th e w eek d id b a a o il ne-w
$10
Last I urxday Juder ta n n in g-
“ '" " d
rooms for Walker school, more classroom space and a has e stablished p u b lic speak­ ,Tnh r £ “Í F , X
■ reat little woman, the w ill
R o b e rt B T em ple, fa ilu re to
hum wanted to go flailing. "Why
in g at A s h la n d h ig h as a ''m a ­
■ on can alw ays count on hi •
larger heating plant
Bellview, and major expansion jo r s p o rt.” i f you w in . aandma In te n t to
aren't you working?" I asked.
„„J'
e v ld e m , C ,>",p
circu s, . p p | l r t
Let’s g o ! ”
at the Senior high school.
Judge explained how his wife
P re p a rin g m a n y o f i t , s lu .
n took g u n m an hour
,o ÍJne’ T " ' " “ “
SOC ' " ' d ™
From where I ail. we ran ut
had gone on a trip, taken his keya
Proposed for the high school is a new wing for the”; / f ° r j ° bS aS le a d «rs in
tolerant, like the Judge shows for
th A e ir ..BR"
c o m m u .. n itie s w hen th e y
by m istake and now he couldn’t
Xunt
‘ "«»’C S S ¡ h a S ^ n o V t o i T $¡ XCeSS1Ve eX'
the old building and a new physical education plant. gra
his w ife’s abaent-mindedncM.
du ate.
get in the office. So we went Ashing
and
she shows for his h a h ll of
The latter includes the long-needed new gym and also H e rb L e w i ^ ’n d P r i n c ^ a f R o í
«’ ^ ' S r a n ^ D ^ G
l i c e n ^ b S ^ 1" '
O perator s
N ext day. he wnnted me to go
lighting out for the flxhing hole at
classroom space for the music department. The new
again, I was surprised those keys
«■very opportunity. Re ran’t see
b a ii
—
hadn’t shown up yet. "The little
wing would house classrooms for homemaking groups,
why she likes tea. and she doesn’t
woman phoned to say she m ailrd
science and others, and also a modern library.
-hare his t .s t e for a gla-s ol beer.
To th e stu d e n ts w h o w on gold rp
b u rd e r),
A lle n D
t h e m .” th e J u d g e e x p la in e d .
tb is y e a r goes e q u a l praise
i>m u r der),
D u p re e J U S T IC E C O U R T
Hut they get along line! Learning
Two of the most needed improvements would be P*ns
"They're now in the office, under
They w ere L e la n d S ilv e r and M o o re S u i t 3" ' 1 f,R' Cba¿ d M
L y n d e n E d g a r L o viso n
to respect other people’s ways will
taken care of by the new gym. It would give indoor C harles P e te r, seniors.
fa il-
the mail slot. I’d get ’em if I could
ovm ors,
u o on
n ; m ade th
D
f
a" d
ro b b e ry ) u re to y ie ld rig h t-o f-w a y
"open the door" to happier living.
fin
e
just open that door.’’ lie grinned
athletics at Ashland high a home of its own and fin
Law s, B ob M y ric k , C o le tte P er cape
e a r lie r a tte m p t to es- and costs $14 50.
e , C ly d e James, ¿ le n f o X ¡ Cape
find picked up his Ashing rod.
would take the band activities away from other aca­
J o h n S e y m o u r R eynen, v io la
and N o rm a Stephens, ju n io r s
M 0 R E N ° N -F A R M JO BS
tio n o f basic ru le , fin e and costs
demic studies which require quiet, not tempered with M
a x in e
C h a m p io n
and
B ob
" T h e re are 4,400 m o re non­ I $ 14 50
the rumble of a bass drum or the tuning up of a clari- ta w s , sophom ores.
a rm w o rk e rs e m p lo ye d in O re-
Coprrigb. 195J, Unit'd
B r w r , foundm,
t h » 7 iv a la 3 0 ice l" " The m usic
gon than th e re w ere last m o n th
»hat can deepest reach, and
5r v ° ° 1<?SS th an a y e a r a£°-
If you are not aware of the reasons for the pro­ cure a ll ¡11, ¡s c o rd ia l speech."
O r e 8 ° n U n e m p lo y m e n t
posed improvements, we sincerely suggest th at you
R a lp h W a ldo Em erson.
C om pensation C om m ission re­
p o rte d th is w eek I t also is 5 100
make it a special point to see the building exhibits and
I A ugust “
tHe tOU1
Iast
------ Editor
School Expansion Time
Court Records
T l
From where I s it...
Might As Well "Get In Key"
at
,„22S<?"
ask school officials clarifying questions before you
cast your May 1 ballot.
To us. however, it hardly seems rational to have a
wider bottleneck than bottle — especially when our
own children are in the bottle.
Conservation
. .
T h e re are a to ta l o f 424,500
F a r ^ L « nOWrvW O rking a t non-
i ,T. Jc>b® ln O rp gon w ith wages
' h o ld ln S f lr r n in m ost lin e s
' L E T P9 E S E L L S T O C K
„ 1 10 P o rtla n d G e ne ra l E le c tric
^ ° , Was a u th o riz e d M o n d a y by
i r u b ',C H tiR i ies C o m m issio n e r
uS H ” e ,tz e l to s e ll 250.-
i ° ° sharpf o f com m on sto ck to
sion e tHe cornpany ’s expan- ,
.
u C 340015 ls to be sold a t $15
a share
R E F O R E S T IN G O R D E R E D
n r™ Stat°, f ° rest r e h a b ilita tio n
Business Directory
C o n tin u e d fro m Page One
P anel D iscussion
T he p ro g ra m w i ll ho ____ _
Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Silver!
ed at 7:30 p m. Wed esday,
a panel discussion in C h u rc h ill
W atch and Jewelry Repair and Engraving
h a ll.
D r. E lm o N. Stevenson
ed th e f ir s t grade and b y 1949 p re s id e n t o f S >C. w i ll eCt as
th is had ris e n to 192. In 1941, m o d e ra to r and panel m e m b e r
th e to ta l e n ro llm e n t was ap^ w iI I in c lu d e D r. F o w le r, Thom -
C o n tin u e d fro m Page One
K ,a m a ‘ h
p ro x im a te ly 1100, w h ile in th is F a llAU h - . f T ° m O r r '
grade is lo w e r in th is area o f y e a r th e fig u re is 1882.”
FaUs, c h ie f fo re s te r o f th e W ey
HENRY CARR, Owner
th e grounds. T he b u ild in g w o u ld
D ave L u
The b o a rd p o in te d to the erhaeuser com pany;
face E m e ric k s tre e t and w o u ld b u ild in g p ro g ra m in 1948 w h ic h m
’*'**•’
‘
x’
u
an G ra n ts Pass d is tr ic t game
be connected w ith th e present in c lu d e d th e n e w B ris c o e school, agent o f th_* O regon gam e com ­
Phone 7131
272 E M ain
b u ild in g b y m eans o f w a lks.
and
E llio t* B. Mac-
th e W a lk e r school, and th e ad- m ission;
Based on G ro w th
racke n, assistant p ro fe sso r o f
d itio n on th e
L in c o ln school,
o f $678,450 was a p p ro v e d last
The proposed b u ild in g p ro ­ and a 1950 ro o m a d d itio n at m u th p m a tic s a- SOC.
je cts are a re s u lt o f a series o f j B e llv ie w .
One
y e a r ago, the a s S îriS ’ fa c u lty m em be rs w ho w ee k b y th e Oregon S tate F o r­
m ee ting s on th e needs o f the d is tr ic t school b o a rd set up a assisted in o rg a n iz a tio n o f the e s try B oard. Funds fo r th e p ^ >
school d is tric t. T he school board lon g-ran ge p la n to m eet b u ild ­ p ro g ra m in c lu d e D r. A r t h u r S g ra m w e re m ade a v a ila b le by
‘ he sale Of $400,000 rrf fo re s t re-
has based its b u ild in g plans on in g needs. W ith th e w ave o f in ­ r a y io r , p ro fe s s o r o f social
re io
fo re
re s s x ta
th e fa c t th a t
. each ye a r creased e n ro llm e n t re a c h in g the cnee. D r W ayne W. W ells, pro- h
u, a b j ilita tio 7 n " “ and
‘ ,u re
a tio
tio r n
and a b a ,a n re m th e fu n d
m ore students are e n ro lle d . A n ­ J u n io r h ig h school, i t has been fessor o f science; D r. Jo h n D E
^neys
in
se veral foresit
n u a l increase in the n u m b e r o f decided th a t th e n in th grade M c A u la y , associate p ro fe sso r o f
stu de nts is ru n n in g a t 125. In sh o u ld be m oved to th e h ig h e du catio n; M a rs h a ll E W o o de ll
C ra fts m a n s h ip p lu s Top Q u a lity M a te ria ls
1941, less than 100 p u p ils enter- school w h e re expansion is pos­ associate p ro fe s s o r o f so cia l sci­
A ll K in d s o f P o lis h — Shoe Accessories
L e t us co nside r h o w s tu p e n ­
ence; and L a u re n c e E. B u tle r
sible .
dous w as th e m e a nin g o f th is
assistant p ro fe s s o r o f science.
C om bined E ffo rts
d isco ve ry. In these w o rd s M a ry
“While You Wait Servioe”
T he p re se n t p lans c u lm in a te d
LISTEN TO THE
jB a k fm E d dy has d e fin e d C h ris ­
33 East M a in
A s h la n d l
fr o m
le n g th y s tu d y b y th e |
tia n Science. ‘A s the la w o f God
board, school sta ffs,
state de­
Í
rjf gf>od’ in t e rp re tin g
■ ■
p a rtm e n t o f e du catio n, and the
and
d
e
m
o
n s tra tin g the d iv in e
school a rc h ite c ts — A lly n and C on tinu ed fro m Page One
P rin c ip le and ru le o f u n iv e rs a l
ti
on.
Stokes o f P o rtla n d . T he board
h a rm o n y
(R u d im e n ta l D iv in e
“ M ay we see th e accuser f o r ­
n o w states th a t ” . . . e v e ry a t­
Science, p. l).
with
te m p t has been m ade to a n tic i­ e v e r cast dow n, and in its place ■ ' T i'a t the la w o f God, th e la w
e te rn a l blessedness — th e w o rk s
p
ate fu tu r e needs.”
CURT RAYNES
o f g' od, m ay be in te rp re te d and
o
f God m ade m an ifest.
G UAR ANTEED HOME A N D AUTO
The p la n s w in pe on d is p la y
d e m on strate d , is the purpose o f
In h e r a u to b io g ra p h y , ‘ Re-
R A D IO R E P A IR S
f o r a n u m b e r o f w eeks so th a t
an h e a lin g and teaching, o f a ll
tro sp e ctio n
and In tro s p e c tio n ’
EVERY AFTERNOON
the lo c a l d is tr ic t m em be rs can
th
a
t
is
w
ritte
n
and
said
in
the
M a ry B a k e r E d d y w rite s (p. 28)-
Reasonable Prices
s tu d y th e m b e fo re
th e
bond
a u th e n tic nam e o f C h ris tia n Sci-
I
t
became
e
v
id
e
n
t
th
a
t
the
cnee.
e le ctio n on M a y 1. S chool o f f i ­
M o lo ro la Home and Auto Radios
d 'v m e M in d a lo n e m u st a n sw e r
cia ls h ave sta te d th a t th e y w i ll
h i is tia n
Science
be gla d to go o v e r th e proposed
F ree P ic k (Jp and D e liv e ry
p ro g ra m w ith
a n y one in te r ­
ested.
11 he
be
G“ ' ¡ »
S
X
«1 East M s ln
pho n> 2 4 |4 ,|
Bond Election. . .
Sf
Sheldon Jewelry
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
3(18 \ , Main
Plume 4371
1952 With a bud*ot
KNOX
SHOE REPAIR
MUSIC BOX
ÜR.E.N. TERRILL
Speaker
Don’s Radio Service
Waller Redford, Realtor
Ranches — Farms
Homes
Business Property
Jess Kidwell
38 East M a in
Euslness Phone 7866
Telephone 2-6587
A shland, O regon ■
Bes. Phone 31761
Dr. Herman Wexler
Chiropractic Physician
acute .
^
d chr ° nic conditions
COLONIC
236 E M ain St.
IRRIGATIONS
Phone 2-3391:
Ashland, Oregon