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A LITTLE AMERICAN
OEonan putnam, Editor.
SUBSOKUTION KATEHI
rear, by malt .. II M
e month, by ma I . .10
r month, deltwred by carrier In
Mearnro, rnonii, jacKsonvwa
and Central Point .... .it
turday only, bv mall, per yer.. t "
safely, per year...- - 1.10
he ritr or MedforH.
Jackson County.
aerond-rlaaa matter at
Madford, Oregon, under the act of March
1, 1171
Official Iapr of the
OfrteWii Paper of
Entered a aerond
Sworn rirculnflon for lll -iU.
full Ictin.'d wlrr Associated l'reee ill'
patch.-
TJII'j copperhead Oregonian. which docs nof nesitnl' to
sacrifice patriotism for partisan politics, is I'm
woiuc in iln disloyalty than any of tin hyphenated citizens
whom it so roundly he rates for divided allegiance. This
delectable tory journal does not halt at anything in its
frantic efforts to foment discontent against the Tnit-d
States government.
Lacking a vital issue lo go before the people in support
of its reactionary candidate, the Oregonian is endeavoring
ilcr whk immifil In Hip n'li.itc toil.nv
to creat one bv a policy of unjust and harping criticism of without drhate n ai j h.ui
BORDER EXPENSE BILL
PASSES THE SENATES
WASIIINOTOV, ,7tine 29 An tir-
Ront deficient bill appropriating $27,
fi38,000 for eiiKsrgency ;xiifno eon
nected with the movement of the
National Guard to the M-xIr-aii ''or-
M'CUMBER
fHS8kp
Oil
FIRMS
DECREE OF CZAR
ABOLISHING VODKA
our relations with foreign nations at a time when cond5
tioiin are strained and slight provocation may precipitate
war.
To this end it is printing vulgar and witless f-arfoon.
One of these, unusually brutal, appeared in 'ediie.sda, s
Issue. It repit'sents the national xunvd marching to Mex
ico past a weeping mother, while above the hand of watch
ful waiting transforms the legend, "lie kept us out of,
war" into "He gol us into war."
For many months the Oregonian has censured the pres
ident for not massing the troops on the border and actually
going to war. Now when, despite; tjje president's patient
efforts to avert war. conflict looms probable, the president
is censured for preparing for eventualities by sending the
troops to the border, which the Oregonian has long clam
ored for.
So narrow and unfair is this detestable journal that it
seeks to foment treason and discord for petty political
advantage. Nothing that the president does or can do
meets approbation merely because he weal's a different
political label. The Oregonian is too mean and small to
be an American first and a partisan afterward?. It is a
mighty little American and disgraces the state whose name
it has appropriated.
piiHsed tin hoitRF
FAROO, X. 1)., Junt 29. -Tnlted
State Senator 1. J. McCumlier has
defeated Governor h. I). 1 lamia for
the nomination for senator on thp re
publican ticket according to returns
available totlav from eterda's pri
mary John Ilurke, Vnlted Stntea
treuurpr. 1h Uadlnfe P O Ilellatrutn
on the dnnocratlc senatorial ticket
llllllllW cam roAMricrrt II lllllll Mfw vnDVf mW
l!!fliiH lilllliliiw,iiii,il,illllll
rKTnoOHAI), June .'! The bill
Itrovldlng for the nrninni nt prohlbl
tlon of vodka came tip In the dtima
today for the first time and the ses
sion was Riven uvar to a dlacuulon
of Un ef(eetlveitM of the preaent
regulations fHrltlddlni the sale of
liquor and the t ttvlsabllltr of nerput
tiRtlitK tlieso nilvaiiUnos of the pros
perity evidenced throimhont tlie coun
try since the Imperial decree at the
beginning of the war.
The present prohibition has been
prescribed by the goreriiment and
no option given to the people except
In the matter of light wines and Inter,
which lias been Isft In the hands of
tits municipal cou noils In various
iwrta of the empire. Hut judging
from the preliminary debate the rep
resentatives of the people will sup
port the government and will signify
thair Wrval uf the prohibition by
abolishing forever the sale of vodka. 1
Uh (act the general sentiment ex
pressed by the members of the (tu
rns, was dissatisfaction with the lax
ity In the enforcement of the pres
ent regulations.
One speaker asserted that drunk
enness win becoming as prevalent as
before the war and declared that
(ensures should bo taken to enforce
and strengthen the laws now In oper
ation. (Drnnketineas, continued the speak
er, also hud been Increased by the
Inhibition of large quantities or fui
Mltnre polish, mu dc cologne snd oth
or substitutes for liquor roiuum
by the peasant population
The mesHiire makliiK the proMM
tioa permanent lll be put to titii
at an early dute nnd It u ipTii"i
wUI be puKi.nl lli HOI' ui'Me.liln,i
A SUMMERLESS SUMMER
TTK7INTUY .lime weather has led weather prophets to
y predict that this will be a sufiuuerless summer,
without any extended heat periods and with a superabund
ance of rain.
So far throughout the country the year resembles that
of 1HK5, the famous siinmierless year,' when crops failed
lo mature and seed brought fabulous prices.
The scientists of several observatories state that sun
spots of extraordinary size are the cause of the freak
weather conditions. There are more sun spots and of im
mense size than ever before noted. One is lary,. (.nmurli in
cover most of the Tinted States. While sun spots do not
control the weather, their electric and magnetic influence
affects it.
Cluu'lcH b Marvin, chief of (he weather bureau in
Washington, is trying to explain the topsy-turvcv weather,
lie has been studying the causes of the dark, gloomv, rainv
iun we iinve nau ill .nine.
Uliier Forecaster 10. II. Howie says there is nothing in
the ojtl theory that war causes rain'and dark tin vs.
William .). Humphreys, in charge of the seismological
investigations for the weather bureau, says volcanic dis
turlMtnccH, not war, are the chief factor in regulating
weather, but he can find no such disturbances large enough
to cause the present weather revemals.
History records several periods of suninierless sum
mers, and much distress and hardship occasioned thereby.
We may be in for a recurrauee of one of these cold aiii
iiiinv periods.
Go Where You Will
you'll find no other food with such a delicious
flavor and su h an abundance of nutriment as
Grap
e-Nuts
This ideal health ration combines the sweets
and nourishment of whole wheat, with the delicious
tang of malted barley.
It is easily digested by weak stomachs and has
a nourishing aluc uncqualcd by any other cereal
food. It's a igr-produccr for keeping body ac
tive and mind alert.
"There's a Reason" for Grape-Nuts
.Sold bv Grocers evervwhere.
ATE
LAST STRONGHOLD
OF ZAPAIA TAKEN
MjCXiro t IT. Inn. ji Thf at
stronahuid of i:iuii z.i'.n.i, iiir ii.m
dll chief tu lr M'terul w.irn has
overrun the Mut of Mou-loa. ha
boon i-sptuied li coiiHiltiitlonnlWi
foreea. according to report recuit
ed by the secretao of war from (Jen
oral Pablo Uousalee. '
The posltlou was knon as Ki
Jllguero. a deep cauon coippletel)
surrouuded by high nnd rugked
Mountains.
Cnrraiuistas believe it means an
end to the depredations of the Itau
dlt chief.
CIIKIIM.IS, Wash , .limn s -J
K. Wills, a I'hehalls attorney, was
suspended from active practice lor
one year by the superior court of!
t.iK
wgieaajajkasn
CITY OF BOYS 10
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W8III(lTON. June i!l The
seualo loda apruved and sent to the
white house the conference reiwrt on
the l(a resolution nut hot lilim the
iireHlil.iii in ili-ufi int.. ik. ...1....1
i ..-I. .i. i, i i .ii.. it...... , " ",r .in
..- .., .-.- .. .. HMwlt, S,,,,,,,,.,, , riHlI,
was iharged with making unwarraut-! Ink in.- .... nh,i n.nii
ed uttacks ii pon the state supreme '
rourt aud upon Judge A K It Ice of
the l.els county superior rourt
.Indue Hullhuu or Spokane, presided!
ut the trial
The trial was marked l one of tin
longest speeches ever delhered In it
Washington court. Wills Ihkuii hi.tk
Ing In his own behalf at 1 1 .10 hi hi. k
esterday moinltu. lie did inn hnl-l,
until n :io lust uiKht In im-Ihk
sentence Judae Sulln.ui -.ul in ..
leniwnt owlni; to tin' dri.n.luni - ml
am cil uKe
Jumbo Molite
Spark Plugs
are guaranteed for the life of
your car or are replaced free.
They cost no more than
ordinary plugs.
C. E. GATES
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OF
ESCAPES AIR RAID
litiNO. Niv , June .Ml In the
pine t'OMiiil IiIIIn of the Verdi see
tlon, overtopping the Trmkee river,
a city for bo) Is to be started by J.
WUIts Hrowu, noted Juvenile authori
ty, author of the Juvenile It a ef
Utah nnd educator of note. It m to
ton enlled Ho City and will .m,.n
4seus from throughout the t u'i-i
Crates. Hos will be taught wonii
WThtle nchlevements aside from it..u
USltorvd along educational and imt.i)
linen. The boy eltlseas will neci
their own luws and elect their omu
urn) or end ed cniuutissloners Theie
Is li0H' ''ah conducted by bo, a
pottiDiiKt. library and clvie center.
Th in m (i 4 to be bulk by the
first boy arrival m io Clt.
HICltl.lN. .Inue :! ijui .ii i
torla uf Sweden, kistei of t,i .n,i , ,
Krledrlch II of Sweden. i .t n.i
castle lu Kuilsrulie, tlniim the m.hu
French air raid ou U.u c, m uu ,n
wheu o persons were kill, , i
bombs, saH an Overseas N. m-, a. n
r dispatch from KarUniln si.
esiaped lull hi, howtver, H-. on Hi,
oteuMtiii if lh.' piilotiK ii I 'i
t-lie vs.i- Ji-. i in I In i i i i, i
p.il. h Ii ii m . lh il -iiin ut ii. 'h.m
ilii'l in il Min inii-.iiuni-. i i i In ii .i
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CU.-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Ouepnckuge
)rovea it. 25c ut all drui&uts.
Fatima oales"
lire jumping
becauso tirery man wants
a BUNSIULli elgi.tu.
Tbere era ethar smm1U
dgsraltss MdH Patlma
but ihsre are nana that also
Just hit tha taste of so many
thousands ef smokers u
l'mlma do,
Vour utte may bo 3Afttni
But if you ltappsn to Ills
I'atlmas as wall as niojf
nun do, you can kp light
on smoking without any
wotry about your tcmuoo
throat and without "ie.Unjf
iBMnNaftf wards. Fsdwas
we saflsiUe.
Ty Fatlntas today and
you'll probably uruUrstarul
why tbsy'ie sailing so fast.
A Sensible Cigarette
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAitEIl
I(SVy AvNtAHt
h. HAItTMiTT
HteHem M. n aim IT-JS
AuMiulile llmive li'lee
WubuUuea Wrvlos Ctirowcr
CELEBRATE July 4-5-6
At ASHLAND
Formal Opening $250,000 Park and
Dedication of Famous Mineral Springs
3 Great Parades
llmioriiii; (iieen Litliin
ami Kint; Sulphur. Milt's
of l'lat.
$10,000 Roimd-Up
Im'iiIui'i-, INutllctou Cow
llox.x, Imliaus, IIoi-m-s
ami Cattle.
Fireworks Display
Stutfcil ly Soattlc K
p'lis who llluiiiinatctl
tin- l-Yisro Kx.
n
4 Concert Bands
Inspiring Muxif Mvcry
whfiv l. All 'I'luvf,
1 jh and Nights.
Base Ball Games
l-lvt-ry Mtirniiit; at, K:(H)
Mttwct'ii Wfctl ami
Mctlt'onl TfauiK
Carnival of Gaiety
Watt r Sports at Nata
toriuiii.s. Dam-in, (n-ft-iti
HattU-.s, 'tr.
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
Exccllont Pieces
Vaudeville & Pictures if&ME
LAST TIME -The Royal
&AjrM:i.:MA99
RS H;lfl il w MQ km & ttW hB JSt VJ NpS
M br K5 $k1 Va wt 9) WV En H w
Prc$entcd by
WALTER E. DEAVES
AND
THE SPECIAL FOX PHOTOPLAY COMEDY
DRAMA OF THE GOLDEN WEST
BLUE
and RE
OOD
Adults 25c
Children 15c
PA
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Brimful ofi l Action
and Amusing
Situations
TOMORROW
v Lillian Gish in
l)nplinc nnd the Pirate
SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST
PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
STAR THEATRE
WIIKUI: TIII; CROWDS (JO
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I , TaK !0W 5 bbbbbT - .i ..T- i .'
1, VwESt WPsW - -. ;. --
f ,:x- ? t f '.ini
i" "' SiA ' " " ; ' '- '
MARGUERITE CLARK
In a Powerful Alpiu' Diainn,
"OUT OF THE DRIFTS"
A Pilitimount IVtuiv," proiluiil hy tho Famous
IMa.x irs Film Co. Tin' j;rrati'st picture of her career.
Don't miss it.
ST AH TODAY ONLY
Round -Up TickeU: General Admission and Grand
stand, $1; General Admission and Bleachers, 50c
FREE CAMP GROUNIXS
Acrts of greensward, shade, seats, rest rooms, rustic
tables. Children's playgi'ound. Splendid w$tr ac
cessible oib every hand.
REDUCED RATES FROM ALL POINTS
J
Auto Drivers, Attention
Autos for Hire Wanted at Ashland for the Springs
Dedication Celebration July 4, 5 and 6
FOUR SHORT HAULS
City to Round-up Grounds (afternoon).
City to Baseball Grounds (morning).
Lithia Park to Natatorium Dance (night).
City to Helman's Natatorium (day and night),
leiuiivmeut: Special city license of ."50 eents per
seat for all cars which run for hire to above joints
up to capacity of 'JO seats. Cars of more thiui 20
seating capacity flat rate of $10. A seven-passenger
car pas 1.50 Iieeii.se and a five-passenger Ford pays
'J..";i), etc. (State chauffeur's license necessarv, $1
lor tIu' luihu.ee of lmti),
Hetv i. a chance to make money. Bring a load
from Muir home town and stav over.
Appl to C. II. CULLKTTK, City Uecorder,Ash
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