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SENATOR BORAH STARTS SOMETHING
TPIIK bent evidence that public sentiment against the Prohibi-
tion in incrensinj
Communications
is shown bv Senator Koran's sudden Fruit,f!,y 8itua,,on explained ,
Tfl t li.. h.fllldl-
jump into the public uremi in its defense. ! in rcKard to the fruit fly sltua,-
Senator Borah abhors n crowd as Nature abhors a vacuum. ","n ln ' the followliiK Ih the
'situation to date: As I have stilted
Ife sometimeK sides with the majority, but never conspicuously, before, the Oregon state board of
He has the same affinity for a minority cause that the dema-1 horticulture was represented at the,
1 meetintc of the weste.n plunt uar-1
trotfue has for u popular one. Never is he quite so happy as amine board held In Hucrama no !
" !!!v.b..n he tuknu nf" liiu lint ubiiknu Ilia uilkon loclts in the lireeze Home time BBO. At this meeting I
t.so I ... ,, 1 1 r . .1 .1, i ,.; r ! '""'i"","ui"lni!
siiaioi inncn up me 1.-11111.-1 m nunn ihihk uiui a iimjuiti ui ntc 10 llie i;. M. qnnriniue aim control
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J.oo oc
nato opposes.
All Una, Udb I
UKMBtia OF Till WJ80CIATBD .PRUI
Bectlrlnt KWI lMi Wirt
Tbt Awodiltd FrtM li tuluilrtly totitltd u
b im tw publication of til utvt dltptUMt
a-Mlllod U It or uUitrwlflt creUl'td u UUt popM.
md tin to tbf total Dttt pubatbtd btrtla.
ill ricbu tor publlettloa of lettlal aUottrfat
ttrtla va ilM rtttnti
Official ptptr of tot Clu of titan,
omeitl ptptr of Jtcktoo Comity.
amro dtllt ittrtii elmuiUM fw id aoatat
win Oct. 1. im, tta
Adtertlllnc ftepreatmaUTM
kt. C MOUKNSCN 4 COMfArTt
Orrletl b Net Vort, Chloio, PttnB. u
rruclico, bat Aunt, atiiut. return
administration that we did not feel
Ihut ttiu umtli uii.l uiaut uriiu n..n-
Jt li lis iilwnys been our opinion he would never have taken, erly protected by existlni! provi-
fbitlie stump tor rresicteni tioover 11 ne iituin 1 neen iorceti into "" v......... "
. ,, . , ..,, IA a result the federal aiithontlee
ton the Ifoover (ire-convention enmp because a majority of the lie- : placed an embargo on Florida !
a0 I 1.1: ... I l..n 1.:... tr.., nl .i i. tirndntu wlii.-h worn twmlu tn (tin
UIIUUVHII uariy icutieis n r nniiisi iiiul. inu'vcr ciccicu, lie v " '
,'..,,.. . . , fly. This is now In effect and ml
proceeds to join the Republican minority aframst him. jmore ghinmonta will be admitted;
The Idaho Senator would deny it, but nevertheless it is true, lrom Florida except those sbii,.
,. . . . , , , . , . ,, nients which were Inspected and'
that, in spite of his devotion to Democracy, he is really a very released by the federal authorities
poor Democrat. In fact, intellectually he is a militant aristo-: Prior to .May Ifi Inst.
' ... . . . . . . . 11 , , Under this provision 0 more per-
crat. lbs important political acts are almost invariably based 1 foot quarantine is established than
upon tho assumption that the majority is wrottK, and the sit-lr ,1,e lulB ' OreKon had merely
. 111 1 ir 'i I placed lis own quarantine. From
M'riui lew itlllfillK wiioiii lie ihici-.s iiiiiisrii im; iiiii..
Of course this does not menu a majority of the American
Smudge Smoke
Jarmin & Woods"
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including ,
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
You Can't
Tell-
Just when you will need
f'unrls An aer.ount in the,
bank will come in handy
and it's surprising how
quickly funds accumulate
when yoiisavc consistently
people now oppose the Federal Dry Law. , In our opinion a liirsje
majority still favor it. Jint it does indicate that the opposition
to Prohibition has in the past few years been KiiiniiiK strength,
and Senator Borah .sensing this has found the temptatioi; to
comhitt, this turn of the tide, irresistible.
TICK Idaho Senator 'fires his opening volley in the current
! Collier's entitled, "t-peak l'p or Dry l'p." (iranting that
I Prohibition is not satisfactory in every way, be says he is tired
i ii' hearing Ibis constant squawking about its defects without, a
single constructive suggestion as to what system should be
adopted in its place.
That there is still a liquor problem, he declares, no one de
nies. The only question is how to regulate it. lie believes
that while the. preient. conditions, particularly in the large
cities, are bad; repeal or modification of the Prohibit ion Law
would make them worse. Letter deal with the liquor traffic as
Ml outlaw, he believes, than as something legalized.
Let's have, a! all costs, less talk about how bail Prohibition
Several of the boys have pounded is, unless someone is willing to propose a plan, he believes will
broomhandlea Into swords, and )(, (.,,, )o vn Wllnl government 'ownership and control of
marched away to mimic war. This ,
outbreak of mlllturlsin la due to a j liquor? All right, propose it and let s examine it.
ituy .s,ut movement for fencinK. Hut tin SOM.KTII.INfi. Don't just talk. Speak up, pre
F. Hybee of J'vllle wan in town I 1 i i
sm. tie was Brief striken because sent your alternative remedy or dry up.
This is the gist of the Honih argument, although it perhaps
suggests a hriisqueness and narrowness which the article
nctually does not contain.
Kort Hall counted the pears be
fure they were hatched .last week,
und was the cynosure of all talk.
The British held an election last
week. Ureal interest was mani
fested 111 the results by BUI Undue,
North Uakutuii..
School terminates tills week.
(Loud cheering by mothers und
teachers.!
Kalph Budd, who has somelhlnn
to do with the Hill lines, sot off his
private car at Ashland, Thurs. lo
ride in an alilo to tills city.
The riwem window has recovered
from not gettliiK out of the road of
an uuto.
At'CKITINO the challenge Collier's Weekly editorially pre
sents in the same issue its alternative nronosal entitled.
. . . . ..
Amendment.
all but hay wan nut caught by the
r.tin.
.Some portions of the C. l.k.
llltwy. is like the .Main Stem in
front of Ole Alenderfers.
Bill Coleman fell down and hurt
a thumb on one of his hanils lasf,
vk.' lie rammed it Into a rock, in
the sacred Kokue.
Jimmy Yaniushlta leaves today '. ''Amend tilt
fur Japan.- For -0 yrs. he arose at TT . . . . .11.,, , , ,.,
3 am to man the mop. Unlike' Here is its substitute suggested for the present lrtth amend
JuriKe 2volle of J'vllle, who alleges ' ment :
he ge'.a up ut 4:30 am. whyn Con-1 Tne Coni(reBB BlluI hav6 tllB power to resulnle or prohibit the
.iwm in wnn.ui . ,.n .-. 1 ma-iutftcture. huh or tiansnnrtatton of Intnxicnllnir lloitot-M within
the Importation therof Into, or the exportation thereof front the
I'nttatl Slatill . , . but such grunt of power shall not be con
stniO( ,(o reuulre that such renulutlon or prohibition shall be
uniform throughout the .United Stateii nor deprive thu atateB of
power to Impose uddltloiml regiilntlous or prohibitions tinon such
manufacture, sale, transportation, importation or exportation.
Collier's claims this would be merely grant of power which
j would allow a number of desirable experiments in federal and
istate control. Mainly it would allow dry states' to continue
bill, Yumasblta arose at 3 am. and
never oragKea anout 11.
Our social lions have started
marcelling thoir names ugaln, for
tile summer social activities.
Karl Ulrica, a mountain William
of the Union Creek area, Is split
ting the wind In a new P c.
The barbers took an unearned
rest Thurs. to observe Memorial
lJuy by gulng as far us thuy could
In an auto. Fortunately they came
hack to. work the two days before
Sunday. Home of the tonsorlal art
ists thought it would be a good Idea
to remuln closed, (not vocally) un
til Monday, but better Judgment
prevailed.
It turned off late tn the fall un
expectedly last week.
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Paga One.)
lilgliest in 12 yearn,' about 18 In
100,000 In 100 cities. Anxiety of
one kind or another wag respon
sible for 90 per cent of the suicides.
Stock exchunga gambling d'xiht
lcss had BoniethliiK to do wltb it.
At 10 o'clock a few gentlemen
gather together lit Now York and
announce what the call money in
turcbt rates will be for that clay.
Homebody In congress should start
an investigation and find out just
who those gentlemen are aud how
they reach the conclusion that 15
per cent or 20 per cent Is desirable.
Whether they were long or short
That might nuike a difference. It
would take 20 per cent money to
enable you to "get buck In the
market" if you sold out too soon.
absolute prohibition within their borders and allow wet states
to try out the Quebec or Swedish plans of state liquor control.
. The merits of such a plan must be left to the legal experts,
but. we aiirec with Senator Horah that offering a definite plan,
whatever its merits, is better than merely cursing at the Dry
Law and offering 110 plan at all.
More important, it is better than to follow out what some
times seems to be an increasing popular demand, namely: imlli
ficatiou and justification of dry law violation on the ground
that the individual has the inalienable right to decide what law:;
he shall observe and what he shall violate.
THE
ch
The motto of tho Paclflr Conr.t I
seetnB to be: "If you haven't got
a thing, get It
ninny who will condemn any attempt to
hange the present law in any way. We don't agree with
them any more than we agree with those who elaini the utter
failure of Federal Prohibition, and maintain that its repeal has
become a moral necessity.
The truth, as usual in such cues, lies somewhere between the
Iwo extremes;. Anil it was in an effort, lo arrive at this truth
that President Hoover appointed his law enforcement eomntis
sinn.
This debale between Senator Horah and Collier's may start
a movement throughout the country which will materially assist
this commission in devising a solution which will be satisfac
tory to those citi.ens who 'believe, in law enforcement, sobriety,
and the betterment of moral conditions througliMit the land At
least every right thinking citizen hopes so.
now on any shipments of Florida
products which are hosts to th
Mediterranean fruit fly will be
promptly shipped back or de
stroyed. '
All inspectors of the slate have
been instructed to see that no
fruits; beuriirg certificlales dated
after May lii, l!i2!l, be pormitt"(l
Ut remain in the slate.. Practically
every shipment of Florida fruit Is
shipped to Portland, where it Is in
spected. The shipments received
there will be rejected und returned
or destroyed.
I think that this answers uatlH
fuctorily our reiiuests for protec
tion and (he state board of horti
culture, through its Inspectors aed
commissioners, will do all In Its
power to prevent he further entry
or frullB or vegetables from the in
fested state.
A. (.!. AU,h;N.
Horticultural CnnunlKHlnner
Rex Cafe
THE PLACE TO EAT
Good Food Good Service
8AI.H.M, Ore., June 1. (VP) The
11129 legislative uct crentlna; two .
new circuit judges In' Multnomuli
county will nut be come effective
before the -regular election of No
vember, IH30. Tills became a cer
tainty today when the supreme
court orally handed down an opin
ion upholding the ballot title pre
pared by Attorney (leneral Vur.
Winkle in the Woodward referen
dum invoked against the measure.
Since the referendum petitions .
have been completed and filed with
the secretary of state the act Is i
held up until voted on by the peo-
pie and Governor Patterson will
not in the meantime appoint the
Judgesto fill the two positions. .
1 1
H Women's Hose
1 S1.00 Pair
5 Silk from top to too with
: pointed heel.
WE USE
HAWKISON
VULCANIZING SYSTEM
All Work Guaranteed
Pliipps Auto Park
Highway at Jackaon
Phona 1037-R
This is C
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The OrcK'ni forestry (It'pnnLmenL
OHtiniatfH A, 2 I O.dOO, OMU feet . of
In in her were cut ln that state luyt
yar.
Revival Meetings
A series of revival meetings will
begin at the Methodist church.
Souili, Sunday morning, under the
leadership of Kev. John I. I lull' of
Berkeley. Oil. Kev Huff is a fine
singer and a splendid preacher.
The fluent Ion box will hp a hikm
lal fentut'H of iwli evening's pro
gin in uutl hiH answciR are always
sane ami hclptiil. You ntiuuld h-'iir
Ithn in hoiik and aei-inun tnuh
0 von ins.
tmmmm
WW
horn is' youb
Jackson County Abstract.
Co. affords positive pro
tection against title de
fects. If its abstractors
find, mistakes in convey
ancing the corrections are
made. If they overlook a
mistake the company pays
for any trouble that may
result, so the purchaser
cannct lose.
Jackson Jounty
Abstract Co.
121 E. Sixth St.; Phone 41
. I Oinssif IpcI m1virtl8lnt ifi'is results.
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First Insurance
, Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Bedford, Oregon
Week
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
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The City of Stockton, the San eftnrts, many old men die nnneces-
Joaquin and Sacramento Valleva. aarlly.
1 an produce onoiiRh food to feed "
great part of the world. ( l'xcellent new for nil Kurope
Hut the place needx a harbor for and thin country In the riettlement
ahfps, and will have it. Stockton, jet tterniuiiy'a reparatlona problem.
Ilin Rtntn tt f1,! I lr.,rn I in.l ih- ' 'I'tiM iiiiininil thtit tlnrmiinv tiiiit
eral Kovornmeut thla year will dlit'pay every year Ih Ichm than the ' students
western fa.-tillnn sent four Seattle
tilKh school youths to the doctor's
office lo have bits of metal and
concrete plucked from their arms
and Icks.
Seven ijtieen Anne hifch school
were returnliiK from a
deep water channel to the sea. i profit from the labor nf youim tier- i cord party la.it niK lit when they
nnd Stockton will have a harbor inans that will NOT bo In the kal-: encountered two atiniiKe .youni;
"big enough lo hold an per rem of ,ser armies. I men. One of them had a lari
the ships that come through
(olden Clate. '
the Tho French nnd llie Poles will : naniikerchlef tied uround his neck
spend on standing armies more and was twirling u, long six
" Ithan tierinany will pay In nnuual 1 shooter.
No one knows what tho future nf Indemnity, and llermany, forbidden i Hhe stopped the youngster and
the Pacific Coast will be. or whst 1 to have a great nnny und navy. 'with the brief announcement be
the site of Inland harbors built will grow rich. wanted "to see some dancing,"
will be, wherever men want them I began shooting at their feet.
The olher day yon read of an I The high school students said
Mr. C.eorge K. Moore, of No. 52 earthquake, far In the north. Now j they didn't Inive'a chance to start
Vandorbllt avenue, New York Cltv, a town destroyed, :o killed, by an ,tum.llB i,fr four f ,i,m w,,ri,
can tell about an electric shovel j earthquake In the Argentine, rar (,(t liy fiyinK pu, f Uiii ,imi
that digs 15 cubic yards of earth j th of the equator. concrete.
at one bit. You con dig out nnother I The isiwer of Nature works with-1 Those hit were Iternlce Aren
l.age Michigan with a tool llkeienl respect for locality. No favor- ( t,., H; (lonton Wheeler, U;
that, (liven Ihe machlnoty li.rs i Ulsus. 1 HoIiim-i wi, . in- ,.,,,1
J'OW'lvH, everything la isisslble.
l.pndon'a stock market whs weak
yesterday. The wise couldn't de
cide whether the labor party beat
ing the tones, or the doctors ler-
lormlng a slight operation on King
(ieorgea chest canned It.
Three hundred old men of the
firand Army paraded in New York
on Decuratlon day. All walked: half
were unable to finish the paiaile,
which bail been shortened to !:
blocks.
- MAKE SEATTLE YOUTHS
oIhom, Hi.
I Itiiymoml I'aynp. lfl, wus nrrcst
1 el ittday for lnvi'Mttntitlon In con
ni' tlon wltli tho woutHllug f ho
MttKltMttrl.
1MKIM (I) Tho nlKtmiure of
Miui'i'l 1'mttHt, n novelist who
wrote only "for the few," brut
$K? nt 11 itnt nui'tton. This
wiw n h k"t prlt-e limn whm rtl-
Im-d for nlKntitnrri tif t'len-i Lot I
A tint ole Finn e, tr.Vnr.uniio und
(JwirKOM (MtMnenretui. The luttr
8KATTI.K Wtmh.. June 1 .(. two nolj for IU un4 J'J rvapec
City Treasurer's Notice
of Semi-Annual Assessments Due
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual
installment (onc-twentieth) and interest on paving, sew-,
er and water main assessments upon all properties for
which application was made to extend time of payment
was due and payable at the office of the City Treasurer
, June 1, 1929, and will be delinquent after thirty days
(30) days from said date, July 1, 1929, and shall bear a
penalty of five (5) per cent upon the amount of such de
linquency. Thirty days after such delinquency the property will
bo advertised and sold for the amount of such delin
quency, together with penalties and costs of such salt in
accordance with Section 148 of the City Charter.
Dated at Mcdfcrd, Oregon, this 31st day of May, 1929.
H. J. BERSIAN,
Treasurer of the City of Mcdford, Oregon.
NOTICE OF SEWER ASSESSMENTS
Notice is hereby given that one-tenth of the principal
and interest on improvements for sewer is now due, and
if not paid by July 2, 1929, becomos delinquent and pen
alty will be added and the property advertised for sale
in the manner provided by Section No. 70 of the Charter
of the City of Mcdford.
Dated at Mcdford this 31st day of May, 1929.
H. J. BERRIAN.
Treasurer of the City of Medford
h& mod amazing
Grand value ever
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enormous . quantities.
Only Gulbransen
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ingly impossible. You'll
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value could be packed into
a grand at $495, but
here it is. Come in and
let us show you. p '
Class instruction for children, S to II years old, hetrins June
.10th VI lessons for beginners. For rice, time and place in
quire at our store.
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PALMER MUSIC HOUSE
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