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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
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Sns nnoe Tanoef. Fod ,yiltert.
uoitiQinaen | aisbenbaun iiior bar
uoitiQet Here SiGlpemi0ler for 6iife.
re, bI. a. 2psapparater til Siifesarn.
Elsie 2psapporater er I'LL iislge "Ri.
get" prsuet | 10 Waaucoer / Gan.
mart, benbolospis / Siiferleierne
Sornbpf % gaaeu paa Samss meb
oct Reiultat, at Siiterne bar o~tteite.
ret, at SDseonen boloer Jig fonitant
op iii 7 Elmer. JON er oct nornerte
antal Elmer, FOR at De fan iaa prof.
tiff getpouing til 6iiferibrug. Geo.
rien for anoenoelle Of oisie 2psop.
parater er bentet peo Sagttagelien al
Den tropiife 2ngtefiif (2inopbipne III.
ciierl Tom paa Soueoet bPrer en-
Slags 2pgte. iom oen oilfaarlig la.
Der lple, ~liffert ior oerueo at tiltrGffe
lit Butte. Der iremitiaeS MI en- DO.
oel til praftilf grug. Jon fan paa.
iGttes SlpnOresarn. 9i5ie 8arn bar
en- SPngoe al ca. 100 Same. Meb
beItemte 5aonemaal iaitirttes Ell IN,
'enoe Seseme, iom banner en- RGffe
lpien0e 8unfter | ganoet. Braftiife
6orIsg meo at iaa 5iifen iii at gaa
| iaaoaune oplpite 8aru oil ON fort
Sio bli foretaaet. Saaiuart 2psep.
men bar ta6t Tia, uOipttes appara.
terne FOR mt GagsI1s, og oda oen
Wtaa6e fan Dc ue0bliuenoe benuttes
/ Ell meget lang Aarrpffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
Gioeregaaenoe SulfebpiIfulcr. :

gepilgningen til pioere9aaenbe Sol
febsiifoler for in0eoerenbe Sermin
bar 8irfeoepartementet t~ilItaaet iel.
genbe Observation-Disclosures efter.
nPpnte 9ibrag: Son Ssrenin,
Giospolb, 9. 9oretoeot, &Iep, 8.
gifelanb, Sois, oe Slap Samar, Or.
item, bper 5000 Ser, Sobs. 9raaItao,
Snberspn, 400 Ser, Safob Raab-
LAMB, Seliorb, 5000 ar., Soin 9e.
nllm, 8efien, og aetil 2snbal, 8aa.
gan, bper 1900 ar. Eli Stipenoier
for trGngenoe gleper er geitprerne
t%ilItaaet be~nboIosnis 1900 Ser, 5000
Ser, $500 Ser, $500 Ser, 1000 Ser.
og De ire iioitnponte bper 1000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
gransen i Mnabn. Ien @roni

grnnoen / 9rabp. Ieo @rauben
iorIeoen hos 8aaroeier RasmrtS
9arien i &aabp inSebrRrote is aisr.
3 Seite % 43 Soiu. @pgniugerne
bar ioriifrcoe / 9anobnsnin9erues
aim. granoioriifrins ior 1860
SIR. SIoen er paaiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
Tait Scene / Stapauaer. Sra Stt

Vdlf SctHe I SfauuH8tr, Sru Slu'
ranger mebbeles 8. 15oe Suli. Slere
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, beriblanot Srll
Fhoro Sansion, bapoe iaften Wsoe.
Oct bciIuttebes at gaa tGang meb at
foo en- faIt Scene / Stapanger. Gen
rehnrnhioe 9apital ifal unherhaan.
ben isges tegnet. Set er MeninGen,
at Sru Ehpra Sansion Ifal blipe
Sbeatrets Chef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01

grbeioe hos 5irmaet, ifriper "Sr.
itaN. Sin."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
G%pSebapns SnSpielie. Sra Ire'

G%nocbnpns Snbpielie. Sra Iren'
bal mebbeIes ben t2te Suli. Teo
41a.5iben / Gftermiboag broe TO
Gampifibe meo 10000 Wenneifer
no til Stafsncs. bpor mar lonoebe
efter en- en- balp Zines Sart 9iennem
set beiliee 5rcmsiuno. Scle SeIifa.
bet began iia op paa en- Ssibe / goa.
~orunheu, bpor Der er bpaget ct Gano'
tasiin, lom ifaI foripne Steoet 90
Sabriferne meb 8ono. Ser bar Der
opisrt en- Saleritol. ppntet meb Slog
og @rent. Sirefter / oct nor'fe Hi.
tribicl'fab grettepile Boo Sellfabet
oelfpmmen og anmoheoe Imrtmauo
Iarrcltao ON at bolbe Snooieliesta.
len. s pelpalate Sro talte bernie
Tor Sen me. upblomltrenoe Snouitri.
Tom mdu ibaq haobc gnIebniua I'll at
ic poa nprt Solo. oa opiororebe iii.
INT Srti @cncroIoireftsr Gpoe til at
nioc Steoet bets me Rann. 6rli
Gnhc trooote frem. % ibet bun fnllitc
Ell TlaIfe Shamnadne MOI &linpcn.
rhtnlte tliu. at Stebets Hann heref.
ter til Grinbrino ON 8eneraIoireftsr
Gnoe ifrIoe nPre "gnhehnnn". Ger.
otter bolot @enernIhirPfter Gnbe en-
Sale ON be iorifiellioe Nnlpa Oh
Mrbeiher oq ON Gonifeliaheber. ban
berlnber haobe mebt. oq fonfluoerphe
meh ct "2eoe SPbrelanoet". 8eo
ssSioen bar man otter tilbooe |
Irerbol. oa fra 0ampifibet beaap he.
Ie Scr'fohet iia til Thentrct. hnor
Sr. Gnbe holht et nbmerfet Horebroa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01

SlSfnnS. l1be paa Weling / Saa.
Ianb err funbet ca. ~ Weter hnbt
nebe / Sprber etpar Ben. Tom mao
babe tilbsrt ct cher anoet 8i9mpe-
hnr, Tlinhet er siort omfring 100
Weter fra Siscn. Get iterIte al ge.
meme er IA Soh lonat oa IA Sommer
trtft. Snao SIdds 3nr bisIe Ben
far tilhert fan Tinoeren life gisre
fla nogcn Wcniro om.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01

T~pSsialb. Sorbenp. 2engmano /
Sfiptuebt SSobanneS Gbriitenien err
afaaaet peo 2sben, GO aor al. Gbri.
Itenien bar | flere g(ar Srbfsrer / lin
gnqb. San bar / fin 5ib Stortings.
iuppleant, / 1924 msote ban /
Stortin9et.
@aarhbruoer Chr. 2iaoe baa
Gbeaoarben / WaribaIen err oso eiter
fac Cages Sngeleie. sc glar gammel.
2iaoe bar Weolem al offers Scrreos.
itpre og bar ooerhopebet en- Wano,
Tom inoen lit 1iitritt nso megen Gin.
ieelie.
Carl gretteoile. ibo. Serreos.
fas'erer / Ifer, err bsb | en- Iloer al
1872 Iar. gretteoile bar ubbarnet
iom Sanbmano og eiet @aaroen So
rem | en- lang aarrptfe. SerreoS.
fosierer | Ifer bar ban ira 1888 til
1903, ba ban fog afifeb.
gnfefu Sopbie Ghriitie. isbt
gonneoie, Gnfe eiter forlPraIt al.
6ebe Grofesior | Sniff 8. 6. Gbriitie.
er $50 / en- SLIDER al SIZE Iar. Sru
Ghriitie bar en- Ssiter Of aiosbe
Stntsroab :. u. gonnepie oq al @(b.
rofat q. 6. gonnepie. Senoes Ssn
err Soerlprer Sartoia Ghriitie.
= Sbp. aiebmano Sermon Sals
6'cnberg err bsb / en- alber al "a Gar.
gfosoe bar biemmehsrenbe | aren.
BAL, bpor ban aiennem mango aar
breb en- Notwithstanding, Iom /
lin Sib Dor en- al 9uers Itsrite. Sol.
denberg ilpttebe til a%riItiania Tor ca.
10 aar iioen og bar ierere oRret DO.
iat ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01

Responsiveness Snepluse. Sbuues
mef. gerfiseS bar | oisie Sage moo
taget 9eltiains paa ben 4oe roteren-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
Srerrc.S tatue / SrunSbiem. Sro

Srerrc.S tatue | Srunobiem. Sra
Sronhbiem me5oeles oen 15be Slili.
en- gorqer. ioin er oarmt interesie.
ret for SrnnShiem. bar ifla. "gores-
icooiien" refop ierbt Selifobet for
@rens g'cf 1000 ar. iii ct 8runofonb
for Reisning Of ct Ronument ooer
Soma Srerre cnten / 9ronhhhiem ell
Ter @nens nprweItc Smenr. San
henitincr 'anrtioig til Selifabet at
isge Sonbet caet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
Suplprr cacn Summune?

Suplprr cacn Summune? Sra
SpnInPr mcbheles ocn 14be Sltli,
st Wnsiemsbe Der bar peotaaet en-
Teiclrticn meh Sigte paa at Steoet
ifal uoifiaes fra Sanaan Serreb iom
eaen Son mime. Eli of ubrebe
GperosmalIet err nehiot en- &omite.
beItaacnoe Of Sanbelsmnnb Omar
9era. Sr. Stsre. Sr. q. 2arien og
llrmager ariitimien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01

Gene VI | iulo Slagppnt. Otter Son.
gems Enife ieilie Gle 10 OF IL DE
irene meb iom en- Slag5 Staffoge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
Wrpnlrgoernes Nuuitel 81

lUulIgl Qelt De-
tieu0te 8iitop Sans Ggeoe uiL ON
fort Sio iaa lin Statlte opitiqet FOR.
an 5r~eorifspurten / ais6enbdon,
meo0eler "Gatt." Statlen, Iom pi.
Ter Sans Gge0e / Crnot. meS gi5len
trgftet mo I'll 9rpitet oq 9unoriuQs.
ltaD ! 9aanoen, or u0fgrt al oen
oaHIfe 9O.aariJe 9ileobugger Eru.
fesior Soabue, og err et fraitigt ca
farafterfulot Serf. Sans Gaeoe par
loot ! S~rouoeues / Norolauo / 1886
og 6leu Bret / Baagan / Scfoten.
Ser ut ban al 8rsnlanosiarere bsre
ON norlte % oanife aoloniIters
StiRbne % ON. at 9rsnlano oar be.
boet al Seoninger. San bleu itertt
gre6et al Sanfen ON at iorfpn0e
guangeliet Tor 6isie Seoningel 90
erog eiter marJe SanifeIigbeoer af4
iteo / 172t. Web gIimrenoe lloboI.
oenbeo oirfeoe Sans geseoe for at
raa lit Waal, % oen rsrenoe og tro.
fate RiRrligbeo, ban uopiite moo
8rsnIRnoerne. partbt Dem BELT ior
oeres apoiteIs @iernina. Obi man
bar 10 meo rette gipet Sans ggeoe
SPoersuaonet "@rsnl9nSernes Ipo.
tel. 5 1876 oenote ban tiIbase til
a~isbenbaon. ncobruot peo set rait.
lsie % anitrensenSe ArbeiSe. som
giifop oper 8rsnlcno itpreoe Sans
eeeoe oereiter zen srsnlanoife Mis-
iion inbtil f747, % ban tce i'm AT.
ifeo % boiatte iis / Stubbefisbins |
9anmart, bpSs ban osoe / t75S.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Helen M. Scott, G..
w. Scott, Jr., Fite B. Scott and Ida
Mole Scott, minors. Order appoint
ing George w. Scott as guardian.
In the matter of the estate of John
McArdle, deceased. Inventory and
appraisement filed and approved.
In the matter of the estate of Au-
gustus Moore, deceased. Inventory
and appraisement filed.
In the matter of the Medford Lum-
Der Company, corporation, VS.. G.
w. Tucker, notice Of lien filed.
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of William Willis, an
incompetent. Citation to show why
guardian should not be appointed.
In the matter of the estate of
Duin X. Parkhurst, deceased Order
adjourning hearing on discharge of
administrator until August 16.
In the matter of the posting of es-
tray by Benton Bowers. Transcript
from Justices docket; Eagle Point
district
Bond of w. H. Gore as treasurer
of county fair board, filed, exam
ined and approved.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
GIVEN CERTIFICATES.
The Following jackson County Teach
ers Get State Certificates.

The following Jackson county
teachers and to be teachers were
granted certificates at a recent exam
ination: Rosamond Welch, Ashland; /;
Myrtle McGee, Ashland; Mary A.
Gore, Medford; Hazel Shaver, Ash
land; Agnes NJ. Salter, Phoenix; An
gela Bomar, Ashland; Ruth A. Will
son, Talent; Fay Carver, Phoenix;
Ruth York, Ashland; Charles d.
Schell, Wellen; Alice l. Pelmer, Med
ford; Leland S. Beveridge, Medford /;
Eleanor Maule, Medford; Agnes L.
Robinson, Medford; Irene Skeen,
Ashland; Glyndon Mildred Scott
Ashland; Pearle A. Boggess, Ash
land; Louise Henry, Medford; Mae
Hall, Central Point; Grace A. Myers
Central Point; Peter L. Spencer
Ashland; Lelah H. Eaton, Gold Hill;
Ruth Whitney, Ashland; Elsie Crow
son, Ashland; Arthur F. Alder, Med
ford; Clara E. Skyrman, Trail; Win.
nifred G. Spencer, Ashland; Bess D
Kentner, Medford; Estella Pheister
Medford; Nellie NJ, Beaver, Ashland
Eunice L. Smith, Ashland; Ruth A
Hall, Central Point; Virginia Carder
Medford; Grace Raypholtz, Medford
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
REMARKABLE RAIN COVERS VALLEY
The RAINFALL OF The LAST FEW DAYS VERY UNCOMMON FOR THIS
SEASON AND is DOING MCALCULABLE GOOD TO FRUIT

The Rogue River Valley has been
visited the last three days with one
of the most remarkable July rains
in the history of the valley. 1t has
had little in the Ashland district of
the nature of storms of cloudbursts
but has rather been a steady, quiet
downpour of Oregon mist" 1t has
been somewhat spotted throughout
the valley, the Medford Sun giving
the following regarding a cloudburst
in the Griffin creek country:
"a cloudburst in which three inch
es of rain fell in less than an hour
occurred in the Griffin creek country
Tuesday afternoon, resulting in de-
struction of the corn crop and in
some places the hay. Where hay
was down it was spoiled and in one
or two places small trees were blown
over in the heavy wind that accom-
panied the storm. AS far as known
no fruit was damaged, though many
orchards are flooded and Griffin
creek is overflowing its banks. The
rain occurred about 8 o'clock
THE amount of rainfall varied
greatly throughout the valley and
ranches half mile apart received a
widely different amount of rainfall
Az tho Gaorv roDoh in Griffin oraalr
the rain fell for about 45 minutes in
sheets, washing a large amount OF
dirt down the slope. At the Orphan
Annie orchards the dirt rolled down
the hill with the onrushing waters
like landslide and settled about Mr.
Sercomb's bungalow. Chickens were
drowned, corn and hay knocked over
and dirt washed away from the trees
At the Wilson ranch nearly three
inches of rain fell in an hour and
fifteen minutes.
"In Medford only / of an inch fell
hardly enough to lay the dust. Al
the BurTell, Bear Creek, Schuchard
Hart and other orchards south O.
town very little rain was received
while at the Fish and other orchard:
nearer Phoenix the rainfall was copi
ous."
At Talent it rained heavily abou
o'clock that afternoon, while tn,
rain did not fall to any extent il
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
Minimum Wage of $40 Likely.

Portland, Ore, July 22.-Members
of the Oregon Industrial Welfare
Commission, which will determine a
minimum wage for women, maximum
hours of employment, and decide
whether the employment of women
at night in mercantile establishments
Is reasonable and consistent with
their welfare, are today pleased with
the hearty cooperation they are re-
ceiving from majority of the large
employers in Portland.
At its conference, the first mini
mum wage conference ever held in
the United States under tho compul-
scry wage law, number of employ
ers stated that in their opinion SO
per week was necessary to maintain
woman in healthful surroundings
and provide her with the necessaries
os life.
The heads Of several firms stated
that they had already established
this minimum. Washington and Cal
ifornia also have compulsory wage
laws, but oregon's commission is the
first in action.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
CHAMBERLAIN IN DOUBT.
May Not support Democratic Tariff
Bill in Senate.

Washington, July 21.-Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon announced
today that he does not feel himself
bound to support the tariff bill in
the form in which it has been re-
ported by the senate finance commit
tee. He said:
81 want it understood that as a
senator l am absolutely free to sup
port what is right in this matter, but
am not bound to support this or
any other measure. What l want is
truth and light"
Chamberlain's declaration leaves
the democrats with only AS votes alb
solutely certain for the bill, but with
Vice-President Marshall's deciding
vote this will be sufficient to carry
through the administration pro-
gram.
Senator Smoot of Utah also drew
gloomy picture OF American indus
tries under the new tariff bill.
Wages in the wool industry are
three times greater than those in
England and the hours shorter -
Smoot said. at will be impossible
for industries here to pay these
wages and exist under the proposed
law.
The New York Financial Journal
states that there has been a shrink
age of three billion dollars in the
values of securities in five months,
or 21 per cent of active capitaliza-
ton. This is because experience un-
der the last democratic tariff law
taught business to be practically GER
tain of what is coming under this
law"
Smoot also referred to the alleged
inconsistency of the law.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
PLAN EXTENSIVE ADVERTISING.
POlytechpic School Plans Widespread
Campaign.

The Polytechnic School is planning
systematic campaign of advertis-
ing. 1t has secured a list of every
eighth grade pupil in Josephine
county and is sending them all lit
erature concerning the school. A
similar course will probably be
adopted as to Klamath, Jackson and
Siskiyou counties. The Ashland Nor
NAL and Business College is the log
ical place to educate southern Ore
gon and northern California youth
in business teaching and engineer.
ing, and with the proper boosting
the school should have several hun
dred pupils the coming year.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24

Ashland until the early hours We'd
nesday. Up to o'clock Wednesday
evening, the regular time of measur-
ing the daily rainfall, 6 of an inch
of water had fallen. Between that
time and s o'clock this morning IL
inches fell and it rained most of the
forenoon. At noon today Louis
Dodge, the local observer, reported
that the rainfall up to that time was
2.S6> inches for July.
There were reports in the Medford
papers of a dangerous fire in the
Ashland canyon which was extin-
guished by the Tuesday evening rain,
but this is incorrect. S. A. Moore,
the forest ranger in charge, stated to
the Tidings this morning that there
was small fire on the reserve about
two weeks ago but that it had been
put out and there was none whatever
on the Ashland reserve last Tuesday
or since that time.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
KLAMATH CEREMONIAL
Mystic Shriners Be at Klamath Falls
Saturday, August 80, for Big
Ceremonial.

Hillah Temple, A. A. o. N. NJ. S.,
will journey to klamath Falls Fri
day, August 29. On Saturday, Au-
gust 80, an excursion will be taken
to Hartman Lodge, where dinner
will be served, returning to klamath
Falls for the ceremonial session Sat
urday evening. On Sunday an auto
trip will be taken to Crater Lake, re,
turning to Ashland via Medford. A
very pleasant time has been planned
by the klamath Shriners, of whom
George j. Walton, formerly of Ash
land, is one, and the local mobiles are
promised a treat.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
Building Rented.

The storeroom in the Cunningham
building at the corner of North Main
and Granite streets has been rented
by Mr.. Cunningham, the tenant to
take possession August L. Mr.. Cum
ningham states that the tenant re-
quests that his identity remain secret
for the present. There are rumors
that it means the establishment of
new business, but this is uncer-
tain.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
Governor Gives Warming to Officers.

Salem, July 21.-A warning to
sheriffs, constables, marshals and
other peace officers to see to the
enforcement of the laws prohibiting
the shipment of liquor from wet ter
ritory,. was given out today by Gov
ernor West in the form of a proclaim
alton. The governor says that many
complaints of this character of law
violation are coming to his office
from communities along the Colum-
bia river, and along the coast in
Coos and Douglas counties, particu-
larly where it is alleged the liquor
is being shipped by steamboat.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
Notice to Parents.

Do not forget to have your chill
dren get busy in preparing exhibits
for the industrial fair to be given
in September by the school children
of Ashland, under the direction of
the local Parent-Teacher circles.
This will be the only industrial fair
in Ashland and should have the
hearty support of every parent and
OF the entire city. Get the children
interested in preparing their exhib-
its.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
Woman Typo Resigns From Indus
trial Commission.

Olympia, Wash, July 22.-On ac-
count of her being membe rof the
typographical union, although moi
actually employed at her trade for
years, Mrs. N. j. Laumer of Spokane
has today rendered her resignation
as a member of the Industrial We'll
fare Commission, which has charge
of the operation of the minimum
wage law. A provision of the law
specified that no member of organ
lied labor was eligible to serve on
this board.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Union Meetings.

Nearly all the churches of the city
will unite Sunday evening in holding
union services in the Chautauqua
tabernacle. There will be special
music. All are invited If this meet.
ing is successful there is a plan on
foot to continue them every Sunday
evening during August.
Congregational Church.
There will be the usual services
next Sunday with the exception of
evening preaching services, which
will be omitted because of the union
meeting at the Chautauqua taberna-
Gle.
Baptist Church.
Morning subject, Coates to He'll
From Ashland" No evening preach
ing service, because of the union
meeting.
Presbyterian Church.
Preaching service in the morning
by the pastor. No evening service.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
Gets Life Certificate.

Miss Sylvia Brown of Ashland, one
of the popular teachers in the East
school, is one of the few teachers in
Jackson county who received a life
certificate at the recent state exam
nations. Miss Brown formerly held
five-year certificate, but was not
satisfied with that and took the ex-
animation for life certificate, pass
ing with high average. These cer-
tificates are also accepted in neigh
boring states.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
New Cases.

Anna Gotta ct al. VS.. T. A. Mat
thews ct al. Action at law. Com.
plant filed. Summons.
F. NJ. Amy VS.. Cora E. Carder et
al. Action at law. Complaint filed
Summons issued.
A. L. Vroman VS.. Della E. Clem
ent. Action to recover money. Com
plant filed. Affidavit and undertak
ing for attachment. Certificate filed
Martha j. Muldoon VS.. j. R
Wright ct al. Suit to foreclose mort.
gage. Complaint filed.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
APPROVES
BRYAN'S PLAN
PRESIDENT ENDORSES PROTEC-
TION FOR NICARAGUA.
WILSON DISCUSSES The PLANS
Wilson Would Have the United
States Insert Right to Enter i'm
Treaties With Central American
States.

Washington, July 21.-Unquali-
fled approval of Secretary of State
Bryan's plan for the United States
to extend a protecting wing over
Nicaragua was voiced here today by
President Wilson. The president
told the newspaper correspondents
that while the powers might view the
plan with suspicion, the United
States "in the long run" must DEM
onstrate that it does not contemplate
occupation of Central America, but
desires to assist in it's progress.
The president said the first prin-
ciple of the protectorate plan, now
pending in the senate, contemplated
obtaining an option to build trans
oceanic canal. The general scheme,
he said, constitutes broader policy
in all the republics of Central Amer
lea. The president warned the cor
respondents that the Nicaraguan
proposal does not mean general
policy" in Central America. The
| United States, he declared, wishes to
adopt particular plans best suited to
the countries dealt with, adding em-
| phatically that all plans will be SUBJ
mitted first to the republics for ap-
proval. The president made it plain
that the United States would not
adopt any plan not thoroughly ac-
ceptable to the countries involved.
President Wilson also declared
that he favored Secretary Bryan's
proposal that the Platt amendment,
under which the United States be-
came the virtual protector of Cuba,
be inserted in the Nicaraguan treaty.
This amendment empowers the Unit
ed States to occupy Cuba is condi-
tions warrant such action. 1t was
emphatically denied by the president
that any Joker" exists in the Platt
law.
1t is stated here today that both
Honduras and Salvador have rejected
Bryan's plan for protectorate. The
senate foreign relations committee
generally favors the secretary of
states scheme, indicating that it will
have the approval of the senate.
Senator Borah of Idaho issued q
seatement this afternoon on the
Bryan scheme, in which he stated
that it meant the going up of the
American flag all the way to the
Panama canal" and that it was i'm
perialistic and contrary to the tradi-
tions of American democracy. He
said:
"This is the beginning of a policy
whose irrefutable logic is complete
dominance and ownership. When we
pay $3,O00,0O0 for a canal right
which is of no earthly benefit or use
to us we are paying that $3,000,000
under cover for other reasons.
eve might as well be candid.
The Central American states are
vastly wealthy in natural resources,
and the minute we begin establish
ing protectorates American citizens
and capital will flow in and take
possession and we will have to pro-
tect them in all the minutest details
of government. 1t will be with us
there as it is with England in India.
We will be there never to depart. Or
else we will simply take over these
states and make them part of the
United States"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-24
Notice TO Water Users
By order Of

You from md after day of
July, A d. 1913 persons residing
side of Walnut
thence sOutheaery of
and Scenic Drive thence the
said Scenic Drive would in
Granite and Mill thence easery
of lot owned by junction
Hargadne thence
street where Park would
street junction of with Meade
south Holly
direction to
junction of Harrison Euclid
direction
Ashland
its, will be
between the OF 3 to m O'Clock
o each ande
All persons using above
under the ordinances o o Hand, Oregon
FRED ROSECRANS,
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