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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
1acob1on ubn0pnt til
Jernbanefommis1Ur.

Sibligere &eoafter al Sergus
Sails llgeblao .. 4. g. Sacobipn el
al @llperner Gberborot Bit r,onepnl
til Hailroao Commissioner efter
CHARLES S. StapIeS, Iom bar mo.
Ienbt lin @fifeb$aniogning. Scr.
StopIes bill fratrr6e ben lite Mai.
Wr. Sacobien bar pGret Mteolem al
StatenS 9oarb Of @rain Ippeal /
TO og ct boIpt @or. San er gooi
ticnot iom tioIigere &ebafter al
"Ser9lts Sails ~llgebIaO". San er
enonu Trpiioent Tor bette Soreto-
genoe.
Mr. Socobion er lost / Norge for
56 Mar iioell % Icoet ct epentprlig
2ip inotil lit 23be Iar, ba ban fonl
til MinneIpta oe Hog fig neo / Ser
gus Sails. s fine llnge Gage bar
Sacobion Siemanb % iom Stpr-
mono bar ban inret belle Soroell
runot. Sfient ban har lit Silent /
Iergl,s Sails, Dor Wtr. Sacobion
meb i'm Sltitru pg ire @ern MT paa
1915 5entb Mpenue. Soutb Winne-
oppli5, oa hans slrbeioe icm Meolem
al Grain appeal Stpret freezer banl
Der / 9pen. Wer. SacobIon bill ianO-
lprtligpis title iig op for Domination
I'll commissioner paa Sen republic
tanife %alaIiite peb primaries /
SSSllni. Sobn s. Holenpalo / Wtaoi-
ion or nllerene Mfnrfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Kulprilerne 0aar op.

aulhanSIcrne oplnier. at CONNER.
priicrnc poa auI, iom bcapnote meG
lite Nprtl, nil bli % Geut6 heierc
Or. (ou eno iamme Cato iiior. Nri.
iernc / NpriI "a NIai nil bIi $3.50
Tor NuorofuI Ill @uaboIbnin0abrug
me0 Ell 6orbeieIie giennem Sonme-
rem til $500 / September. : 1913
uor oct iammenIiguinQapi@ 1928
9lpriI % 1913 / September. Sfot-
ten paa @rubeoriit ! Eenniploania
% IorbeieIien / &uIpramorbcioer-
mes 2pnninqer gipc& iom @runoc for
G%p9un0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
~Sorbrvo1rio9t
pr. Suftifib

ara MIjdmi. TtorlOu mco0clc3;
TN Wiuit poo Rouo, Balm Notcl
her / @ncu mlitcoc ior Ell (i0 iiOtu
en- foitbor Ciamaumool Ger bIeu
ojort llnocriegclic heit "a Iopt, "a
Eieucritabct3 Giiefter bIep roniaQct,
men Noolcu uor % bIcu bortt. &uuiN-
Icrtto bciluttcoc man Al hol0c Cjc
me0 &cileutene, "a "a en- al oi@ie,
en- 9tcaer ira Cuba pIroicIjg Oiitc
M / Nciio0clic al Here Gtnle, emo
man mco HimeliQbco tmnOc onta9c.
al ban hau0c iouct ilt / pao TrIiJ
&i2. i0lot Nij9taufen poO ham N}i2-
tanfcn Bier life miubrc. "a han her
ON GuAcn iorlo0 Notcllet on flebtc
Nampitibabiuet mco Snnlperen "Nfi-
omi" Ill Nnaiou poQ @obamnsGernc
Sflbet par imiblertlo ollereoc 81
Y}ll tllhops, "a ali bette bleu opNa'
get % oet uor et Spsr9smnol, hpor'
Ic0es man UNDER 0isie SmitGnoigbe-
Der iflll0e iua fuebct aluItriugen
On al 9penS administrations
INorru Sto0e. pioite oog Naao. Sar
b%enpenbtc iiQ iii oen poo Sieoet bo.
enoc 9lpiotiter, 6. &. @itmer. %
leOio8et al bennc / hans 6lpoemaiti
ne, Der er ilig inorettci, al Den lin
CIR pon &anoet, bar oct aiiteo cite,
1ompitibet. 9e ~inbbenteoe bette
orreitereoe Den forte Spp % toS ban
meb iig tilbage til Wiinmi 49, ali
iammen paa miuore emo en- Tinle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
$L25O,OOOi misIisitppien

Hegieringen itaar ifpro meo at
anpenoe $1250,000 paa at f%orbeore
WislisIippiIebet ret poenfor Sapen-
port, SSa., poa Ell S.eo, iom fanlfe ON
iaa gor bill pGre tppe 500 unber
Nano.
Major George 81. Soffman, 81
ltriftsoiiicer %itotioneret / Hocf S.
LAMB, bar anbeiolet 9p9rin9en al en-
Gpmning og Sluie peo Sc Claire
Strpgene IiQe ooenfor Davenport
for at Iette Nooigeringen Der. @eo
2appono er set umulig for @aaoe al
p%aSiere Ser. 9enne @nbeiolin9 er
bIet anerfienbt at ari9Soeportemen'
tet.
aon9re5mono Sapenner bar fore
ilaaet for He9ieringen at bp8ge en-
GGmning me0ein Davenport og &oci
SSlano Tor at iaa &roft, life alenc
til Irienolet5 Brig men oglaa til
H%riputbrug. Eenne TlaoS er baaoe
al Observation-Disclosures % prioatC
Sneenisrer bIet omtalt iom ben beo.
ite Iang8 belle mississippi for Strait
%iintion.
&piS Ell ioa6an Station nogen'
gang blir bpqQet pil ben, ifel9e gm'
beo$mpno / ariesbepartementet;
Sngeniarfontor. bepirfe, at Sorbe
Nringen oeo &c Glaire.S trpgene hi
ipnfe minoit tuue eIer treoipe Sol
unoer Tono "a i%aaleoes giere De luG
re llo9iiter, icreilaaet iaar al 81
ItriftSoiiiceren. olbeIes unnttige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Scnifcrnc fsler liz Ianret.

aiebenbapn ~teIegrafereS ben 30te
Marts. sc Sorenebc StoterS Sc
mats &pgrinq pes at Qooficrlbe oelt
bonif-nmcrifnnife Golb9iitStraftot,
huorom oen banife Nigsoag allereoe
er Bit unoerrettet, bar giort ct ilbe-
hu0eliot SSnotrrf her. Gen Sormoo'
ring, at Sc nanif.peitinbiife Ger finn.
Sc bIipc iol0t til Ell cIler anocn Stor'
mo0t, horer ingeniteoS bienln1e. st
iooount Vroieft er noeIuffet. Get
befla0eS paa ale &oIo, at oenne
lraftot cr iaIot iQicnncm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03

Sriicn / Gnolauo bp6cr paa Den
enc Sperrnitclie citer Sen anoen. :
NtaubaN9 Observation-Disclosures
Sbcrit SccIn, ior n10cn @an1 i'm
Niifcoabc9irrin0, o. oennc 8ang
tlCu Sen ufccptcrct. Strar citcr oper'
raifc0c |rcnticrm.iniiter glidllltb lin.
herbuiet nlco Sen McbSclelic, at ban
lcIp hup0c ouertogct &ri02mInilter'
purteiellcn. Sctte mcb'erte lmlolcr.
tib, at Nidltith mdottc opgipc ut S1'
Sc / llnocrhlict. inotil ban par palat
puanut al lin &al9frco@ Gait Si'e /
\Srluno. Snotil bette bar fleet oiloe
oltioa Regicrinaens Gbei ppre noe
luffct ira llnbcrbuiet. M Bette or
rocrit ubeloigt inbier oaiaa De aon-
ieruotipc, % iorat ~paalfpnoe hans
@icnpalg bar De oiitooet ira al op'
title no0en Mootanoioat moo ham,
Sans %olg par ulli9cpel gIpct pdo
Sorboano - hpiS ga fife Nrbeioer'
i"ercrcu Sarfin blir ham en- llcn1 &on'
turrent. Set ieritc gIiauitb 9iorbC
iom arigSminiitcr, par Of falbe Den
Gperitfommanoerenbe oper Irimecr
/ SrIdno, 8eneraI Sir Irthur Eaget
iii 2onopn iorat iaa opflaret aItine
/ Sorbinhelie meo 3riesminuteriets
! ulpfteIise Srorer til Sificererne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03

tio foritaaet Of itan / Den beoIte Nap
port nlco hinanoen. aoniercnccn AIT
bcinlcoe Vroie1ior Gba@. NJ. gnorllt,
N}innnpoIis, til &iccAlluerner u. u,
9ergheinL SiitIc Sails, til Stotsle'
fretpr. 1reo Qiocnbcr, Nerp Him, III
Nuoitsr, "a Sobn &cnSpoI6, Glillltb,
til @cneroIoouofat. Z ". Sorpler,
Ser onercbc bauoc itiGct Jig lom @n'
pernerfonoi0nt iiae3 life at bile
trrffe iiJ tiIboqe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Malb.
inQton bar / oiaie sage noienot ct
Girfulrrc ON Nsopenoiabeocn al
al 1Solf ifaiicr iia DC beoit mlllige
Totctcsiortcr iii SGtuiuN. Gepnrtes
mcntct uNtalcr, at SEN anncrifon'te
Qotctcaaolcr / bette Stpffc bar no.
uiit Ell utiIQipclig &i9cQpI0i9heo.
Nrlltc mol bc0rc SUttcpotctcr,
iiQcr set, piloe @auocta %otetc2aO.
lima iorogca nleo Here Miaioncr Nll-
ibclS. Def b~ere1ncS, al McraUIin'
0cn minoit piIoc bcIebc iig I'll 10
@roccnt al hpno ser mi oplca. 90
icrct pua @ieuncminitooplin9en / DC
ii0ite lem Nur, pilbc citer bette 6or-
hoIO 6oreQelicn non op til $1,000
Gee @uibcl2 % til Ell iamlct NTrol
al $2I,000.OO0. Gepnrtcmcntct
iremhuucoe, at ser er Inlet, lom !
Ben @rno err Naria9 l. at Der gicn-
ncminitlig opIe3 iao lloet % ian
Oaarlia FoteteS her / Snn0ct lom
ser. al man er ifisoeslps / @oIg AZ
Suttcpoteter. Notete$nulerne / GIT
ropa, iprIig ga / Gn9Iono % Splt-
.uno, i%orituar qanife anoerleoeS, buil-
fem 9etp0ninq bette bar, % oPlqer
ne0 Den ~itsritc Omhn99eIigheO Den
'c0ite apalitet Foteter til Sptnlng
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Ten beficnotc irifc Yatrict Sino-

TIN 0oniel SulIipan 5orintteren al
ZEN irife NationoIiang "Soo idpe
&relono", bsoc / SirSoagS / Dublin
: en- Nloer al 81 gar. San bar Ell
al Sc fraitigite @gitotorer for Some
RuIe, ga FornelI itob poa lin Wagts
Sinoe. = 90 Mor bar ban Weolem
al set brittle llnOerhilS % bar | 70
9(ar 2or0nlonor al dublin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Gil Wprae / 1914.

Nrit! ct Turiitfart uper Torsc
ca e, poffcrt iauitreret Then BOG
Ienbes irit ON InmobnIng oercm til.
titles Gunaro Cine, minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Sraaolps Selefonforbinoelic bier

@sr6og aDclo pprettct meaem Soe-
fen, Ell Soritao iii 9ruaiel / 9elgien,
% GiiieItaornet Nori5. Man fnn-
oe / GiifcItaornct tpoeliq bore Ell &C.
noridngers Stenme / &nefen. Get
par en- Gpiinoelie al Ell italienit SSn-
Genisr, iom bleu preuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
2munoiens Expedition.
Stal bcn neirttes til nGitc Mar?

"TrebIabet" for tSbe Marts meo-
heler: - Set bar paft nogen Sper-
raifelie, at "Sram" enbnu life er
fomlnet frem til Tllnta Irenas paa
lin Geiie fra Colon til San 5roncis-
co. 0et er piitnof ingen 8rl,no til
Of ensites for "6ram", men Sen Eib,
ben bruser, err lGngere END efter BE-
regningen.
Get er berfor Ianbipnlig, at
Imunoiens Expedition ferIt fan ltar,
te / 1915, aItiaa n9ite CONNER.
gmunoien, lom netop er fpm'
met til ariitiania fra lin Sore
bragsturne, uotalte ieaar til %, at
ban life pil paaifpnbe @igangen iao
meget, at noeen ll~foriigtigbeo bliper
beaoaet. Set err besltbet enifeligt,
at 6olfene faar bebre Sio til at lpre
at bebnnble SSnitrllmenterne. llor1tlt'
ningen ber ogiaa blipe mere fomplet,
ca Ipecielt er ser for liben Eio til at
'ptte fig ino / Slppeflinlten. Weo
gooe Tlppemaifiner % gpoe Slppere
til man funne ubforIfe bele Solar
baiinet. Sgiaa 9irfelanbs Isiiitent
res Sc oceanografiife Stubier bill
gjerne bape ct s(ar til fine Sorbere.
6eIler.
Iogen enbelig Ifgisrelie er enoni1
fife tr1lffen; men oct i~anoipnlige er
iom iagt, at Ifreiien %uoifpoes til noe
tie Star.
Ct Telegram fra Gan Sranciscr
al lite IpriI meobeler, at Sen norlff
&oniul beriteos, Senrif 2unb, bal
mootaget sen giterretnine ira aup'
tein Hoalo @minoie EN-, at bans Grpe'
bition life bil ofgoa til Tolar-&e9i
cnerne fer Sommeren 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
st geruplan al en- belt I'M 5pl

st Ncrpplnn al en- belt m Sppe
bIep Sen lite g(pril for ierite Sang
prppet / Rbeim9 / 6rontrig. Get er
uoituret meo ipp Ginger" arrange.
ret / Ell SnIpcirfel. 0ette Ifol gioe
Wfnifinen en- iao hei @roo al Stebeo,
at SIpperen fan benpenbe al i'm Sp'
m~erfiorubeo pda Stpringen. Zen
ieritc Treuc iolot nlcget tilire03itiI-
lcnoe no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Gcmofrurcruc / NIinnciuu hav>,

I%cmotrutcruc / Mliunciuta havN,
/ CirsSaa an "Statc Conference i
Il. Vari. for 1t cuc5 onl en- aanN;
0ot til oru1ruor req Erimcroallct
GET / Cum; Get bltv ct notiaa Tor
mcnoe Meoc. Ter par to Ecttiorcr.
CT GIcrt.t iou eritcSs 4onar,smann
g2. :. Naum,uO taarct iom Var.
ticts aauoioat. rmocr Y,0cIic al
Treo. .. @uud. On ct N}in0rctol. Ser
hopcoiagcIj0 repyricnterc0c q. Voul
o9 M}inucapull2 iout iniUtcrc0c paa.
al Tan " &oml1r. iorhcuuurcn0,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
era uolanoet.

Gn itaIicnf officer, Ssitnant
8riiia, bIep / 1irsoa9a orpbt peo
SurirL ioet ban iorle8te at ilaa en-
aoIbgtte / 3uiten neo lit Aeroplun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Gn mnitiif Niiturie fra SanmGrf.

Sra aiebcnbnpn telcgrafeS Den Site
Wtai: Gn mpitiif Sfibslaoning paa
300 Cons mes Niiler, Der iornlooeS
at pUre beitenlt Tor SrIdno, i~or'ponot
i9aoralteS pda Ell meget mplttlt
Mtaaoe ira apIten al Den oonIfe Q
2onqcIano, eiterat 2abnin9en par
Bit beiIagIa9t al Be oanife Nfpnoig'
tc0cr. Hiilernc bragte3 til Sange-
LAMB fra Samlbllrs omborb paa en-
2pgtcr, iom antreoe op uoenior Gen.
Strar eiter fom en- norlf Camper
"Iannp" % pau Sioen al 2pgteren
% begpnotc at tuge &iiIerne omboro.
Tanife Mpnoighe0er i%noionot ii9
imi0lertio paa Steoet % beila9laQoe
bao0cGompercnS % 2Ugteren@ Napis
Ter % Qop beQge Sfib@iorernc Orore
til at oipcnte nUrnlere S<nltrllrer.
%moroeS nor imioIertio be99e Sflbe
ioripunOne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03
Zen bcrpmtc Maler, Cir Sllberi

ron Serfomer osbe / 5ir8ooq5 / Con.
oon / Ell aIoer al 50 Nor. San bar
ieot 9apern, tilbrngte nogle al line
@drneoar / Nmerifd, men bnpoe 'ioen
1857 boet / Gnglono 90 b~etra9teoe
Tia iom @nQlpnoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03

Srurr A. srroAb a.@ rAurH Jusr l5m 1905 A. rr Por
ou1cr ~ nFooliH. Iowa raprG rI L0 % Coserrs %
k4scu g., 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03

Suif. at naar Sc former Subfris,
iionen / Sise, er Sc berettiast til Bro.
mic. Camille 2Gsnins" for 1914
er ben beSiie irie Yramie. hi nossu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-03

Gen haioe Srr". Sra StocfhoInl
tc|IcQroicrc@ Sen Bite Wort9, Faltor
gilbert Micfuou uopifIebe iqoara'teS
ior en- itor Soriamlin9 en- belt m
|Ion til 6orebn9aelie al 3rig. San
pil oprcttc en- "hnio Scr" al Griuil-
IiQc, iom ifuI optrr0c mellem to
fiumpeuoc 9lrmcer. Noltor Nicf.
man ioIer iig puerbcoioit onl at boiS
Blot Sen "hpioe Scr" er al tilitrpf'
trliR S~torrclic, ian pil set pUrc PIN
folo9iif uulIjgt Tor Sc tiGrnpenoe
2lrmccr at meic oen ueo, % inoleoeS
ril ariQcn manufacturers. Cen qeiit'
liQc Nerre bar untnlet Gitel AZ "@e'
neral" oq nil MI gicnnentItrciie belle
Spcri0c iorut iortlore fin Elon %
orNaniicre lin Nrmc. @lotiI bar fur
no0le iuo Nunore0e N6ono looet il
hpcrpc % bar unoerifrcpet ct helti'
reli0t 2cite. Gn SpeGeIugl bar 10.
reiIaoct. at Noitor @ictmun til0eleS
NobeI5 S~rco3pri&.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
THE TIME TO BUY CHEAPLY.

There are some people who COM
plain bitterly about the high cost OF
living. while they pay to little atten-
tion TO the opportunities for reducing
expenses announced in any of our
issues in the retail advertising.
The great majority OF the public
is by this time thoroughly educated
up to the idea OF watching the store
news in the papers. and buying from
the bargains there reported. But
while nearly every one reads this ad-
yet some people are too pro-
crastinating 10 plan their purchases
at the top OF the market.
People who feel motives of thrift,
however. must realize that February
is a fine time TO buy goods. There
are few merchants who do not cut
prices TO reduce stocks. People who
consistently plan TO take advantage
OF these reductions can carry the bur
den of household expenses much more
easily.
See our advertising columns as a
of low prices. at the bottom
level of the whole year!
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
CONGRATULATIONS, GOV. WEST.

In announcing his support Of
George NJ. Brown, a republican. for
attorney general. Governor West has
raised himself splendidly above hide
bound partisanship. We commend
him for that. Blind partisanship has
contributed more than any other
cause to the deplorable condition OF
American politics today. Good ad-
ministration will only be accom-
plished by citizens supporting those
candidates mostly responsive TO the
public will, regardless OF politics.
Partisanship can be best forwarded
through party machines. Party ma
chimes are. always were. and always
will be held together through political
spoils. The more spoils the stronger
the machine. The stronger the ma
chine the more arrogant and domi-
neering ii becomes and the less
chance there is for the man Sho
holds good government above party.
The Tidings is for less partisanship
and more efficient public service.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
A SOUTHERN OREGON GOVERNOR

Several new gubernatorial candi-
dates have entered the field from the
Willamette Valley and northern Ore
gon during the past week. That
looks auspicious for a southern Ore
gon candidate. While the Tidings is
nominally republican. il considers il
More important that southern Oregon
be strengthened in its political rela-
tion TO the state than that any party
be raised to power. Therefore the
Tidings is ready to support any good
man for governor from this section
OF the state, regardless OF his party
inclinations. The Rogue River Valley
has hung on 10 the tail of Oregon
long enough. II is possible for her
10 assume more prominent place in
the councils OF the state and the peo-
pie OF southern Oregon should get
together. regardless OF politics. and
push this section TO the front. II
this is TO be accomplished 1t can only
be done by southern Oregon putting
up a solid front and serving notice on
ambitious men that unless they are
willing TO see this section come into
her own there will be nothing doing
in their interest down this way.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
AN INJUSTICE To HOMESTEAD
Frs.

Whatever may be the justice or in
justice Of any particular contest by
the government. or anyone else. OF a
homestead entry, there is one rank
Injustice, not in the acts OF the local
officials. but in the ruling Of the de-
partment. This is the ruling that
makes the contestant pay the costs OF
his own witnesses. transcripts. etc.
when he wins the case. This is an
unjust hardship. The man who has
toiied to get a homestead is entitled
TO II without additional cost. and II
his title is maintained after contest
IL is proof positive that he has com
piled with the law. In that event
he ought not to be obliged to spend
money to maintain his rights. II IL
Is expended the United States ought
in common fairness 70 return il TO
him.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
LET Us HAVE MEN.

Lax law enforcement is about the
most dangerous thing in American
political life. Men elected to execute
the laws should do so without fear
or favor. If the laws are bad the
more strictly they are enforced the
quicker they will be wiped off the
statute books. Already statutes are
loaded with useless and unfair laws;
they should be repealed. not ignored,
and the state code should be simpli-
fled to necessary rules of conduct.
OF law making there seems TO be no
send; one follows on the heels OF the
other without rhyme or reason. and
the result is a labyrinth through
which the average citizens grow dizzy
and the lawyer gets the pie.
Governor West has pursued the
right policy in his law enforcement
campaign. In his choice of candi-
dates ne is rising above party and
peanut politics and basing his support
on the disposition and performance
of the candidates rather than upon
what ticket they. their fathers or
their grandfathers voted. That looks
like business. We are now living in
the year 1914 and looking forward to
what should be in 1915. not back
ward to what has been or what
might have been. The time is at
hand TO stand for men. Governor
West seems to be doing that, and if
he does it without political trick OF
bias the Tidings is with him.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
STATEsMANsHIP AND WEALTH.

The death OF Uncle Shelby Cul-
lom. for thirty years senator from
Illinois, has peculiar interest as
passing OF the old type OF statesman
ship.
Some one once said that Mr.. Gull
lom was poor when he entered the
senate, and has been growing poorer
ever since. This turns out to be
wrong, as Mr.. Cullom had a fair
sized estate, as modern standards go.
His simple and unostentatious habits
of life, however, stamped him as be-
longing to that older school OF states
Elanship that maintained Spartan in
difference 10 the allurements OF
wealth.
The opportunities for money max
ing offered in so long political ca
reer as Cullom's could easily have
made him a millionaire. Up to a
decade or two public opinion was
very loose in these respects. II a
congressman took advantage of his
inside information to buy or sell
stocks likely to be affected by pend
ing action, nothing was thought of
it. Such occurrences were too COM
mon to attract attention.
Uncle Shelby must have seen these
chances necessarily for thirty years.
He never made loud professions of
superior virtue, but somehow these
enticements were foreign to his sim
pie and clean nature.
or course there are many opportun-
tiles for money making offered TO
prominent statesmen that are legiti-
mate. Audiences almost anywhere
would have assessed themselves 50
cents head to see and hear so con-
spicuous and picturesque a figure in
the political theatre. But Uncle
Shelby belonged to an odler race OF
public men who were principally in
terested in ideas OF government. and
money making seemed an uninterest-
ing side issue.
Whatever one may think o. Mr.
Cullom's political opinions. this i'm,
perviousness to the subtle influences
Of cash in politics, his Indifference tC
the money-getting draft of the times
must command respect.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
INTELLIGENT ADVERTISING.

An exchange discussing advertising
has this to say about the lame ducks
in business: The business man
with nothing to advertise must be
out of business. AS long as you are
in business you have something to
sell, and as long as you have some
thing to sell YOU have something 10
advertise. The trouble with the
average business man whose business
is not sufficiently large to justify him
in employing thoroughly expert ad-
vertising men is that he permits his
stomach. his crouch. the weather or
some purely external condition to
really direct his advertising cam
paign. The big merchant who makes
advertising the serious end of his bus
mess plans in January how much he
will spend each month in the year
during the next twelve months and
where and how he will spend it,
Then he places his advertising in the
newspapers whether he has the tooth
ache or not, and he doesn't stay out
of the papers on Monday because it
was cloudy when he came down town
in the morning. There's an awful lot
OF money wasted in advertising be-
cause the men who pay the bills do
not advertise Systematically and do
not use the same intelligence and
foresight in their advertising that
they use in buying goods or selecting
location for their store.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
The Tidings for artistic printing
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF M
PROVEMENT BONDS.

Notice is hereby given that i'm
prcvement bonds Nos. 427 to 432.
both inclusive, of the City of Ash
land, Oregon. will be taken up and
cancelled by said city on the first day
OF March, 1914. by payment of the
face value thereof and accrued inter
est TO said date, and that interest will
cease on same from and after said
date. Holders OF bonds will present
same at this office for payment.
c. II. GILLETTE, Recorder.
75-2t-Thur.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12

Merchants at Grants Pass have re-
solved to cut out the trading stamps
as bad advertising. Medford mer-
chants are soon to follow They
have found too many colors are added
TO the list as the local merchants be-
gin to realize on the money spent.
First only the green stamps. now the
blue, and no one knows how soon the
pink and yellow ones will begin TO
appear.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12
How to Prevent Bilious Attacks.

Coming events cast their shadows
before This is especially true of
bilious attacks. Your appetite will
fail. you will feel dull and languid.
II you are subject to bilious attacks
take three OF Chamberlain Tablets
as soon as these symptoms appear and
the attack may be warded off. For
sale by all dealers.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12

With so many people sending their
money to mail order houses and
merchants sending their cash to the
green stamp concern in Chicago. cash
picking will soon be pretty slim.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12

The Tidings, Daily and Sunday
oregonian, Sunset Magazine and Nc
Calls Magazine. $40. This bargain
runs only to March 1. 7g-7t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12

for burglars and then forgot about
II. His funeral. TWO days later. was
one ot rAe largest in the history OF
the county.
The cigarette in the mouth OF man
or boy Is : sign OF weakness. \ real
coaSutuJio1ally normal male. who
smokes Al all. will choose the pipe
or the cigar as the sign OF his estate,
attained. or sought: the cigarette is
just as contemplate As it looks, es-
pecially the 'dope-sticks" made now
,adays; il is a habit responsible for
many evils not contained in materia
medica and it is at the bottom OF
more maladies there incorporated
than the lay-world is aware Of, but
of which the physician and the vic
tim are profoundly we'll informed.
Cut it out. young man and young
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12

woman, or it will get you, sure, and
bad
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-12

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$500.