P A O ! TWO
A SttLA AD DALLY TÍDLRGS
Many of the Most Familiar Sayings
Have Been in Use for Five
Hundred Years.
Local] and Personal
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E a s te r s u its a t P a u ls e ru d 's .
O r
I h av e a few sm a ll ra n c h e s fo r
d e r now .
1 5 5 tf sale, 2 a c re s, 5 a c re s, 8 a c re s, 10
a c re s, and up. L e t m e show th em .
R ev. E vans W ins B u n k Car—
O. A. M anning, T a le n t, Ore.
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F rie n d s of Rev. W . L. E v a n s, fo r
m e r p a s to r of th e B a p tist c h u rc h in OPPOSITION OP TREASURY
A sh la n d , now se rv in g in lik e cap acity
DEPARTMENT AND HARDING
in C o rp u s C h risti, T exas, a re in fo rm
FAILS TO CHANGE BONUS BILL
ed th a t he won a $1785 seven p a s
s e n g e r B uick c a r a n d $500 in gold
W A SH IN G TO N , M arch 11.— T h e re
o ffe re d as f ir s t prize by th e C orpus has been no c h a n g e in th e p lan of
C h risti C a lle r in a n e w sp a p e r con th e s o ld ie rs ’ b o n u s bill b e c au se of
te s t.
op p o sitio n of tre a s u ry o ffic ia ls o r
b e c au se P re sid e n t H a rd in g d isa p
proves th e bill in its p re s e n t form ,
C h a irm a n F o rd n e y of : he h o u se ways
a n d m ea n s c o m m itte e d e c la re d today.
T he bill, a c c o rd in g to th e s c h e d
ule w orked o u t by re p u b lic a n le a d
e rs. will be b ro u g h t from th e com
m itte e u n c h a n g e d a n d w ill be passed
V isitin g Aunt —
by th e house w ith o u t a lte ra tio n s ,
Ja m e s H u b fch , of San Jo se, C alif, said F o rd n e y .
is v isitin g h is a u n t, M rs. W. B eving
to n , fo r a few days.
F o r sale, 9*4 a c re s, good house,
b a rn , g a ra g e , ch icken house, sm oke
h o u se, e le c tric lig h ts, one m ile from
to w n , good ro ad s. $500 dow n, good]
te rm s on b alan ce.
O. A. M anning,
T a le n t, O re.
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Ju ic y boiled h am .
c e te ria .
JOHN THEODORE BRUMEN,
CLOSE FRIEND OF TAYLOR,
D e tric k ’s G re-
MURDERED AT HIS HOME
157-3
Not Seriously Hurt—
A P o rtla n d p a p e r re p o rts th e
ju r y a n d d e a th of A. D. H a m a k e r,
son of Mrs. E. C. H a m a k e r of th is
c ity , b u t B rs. H a m a k e r in fo rm s th e
T id in g s th a t th e re p o rt w as ex a g g er-
a te d as h e r son w as only slig h tly in
j u t ed.
B u tle r’s V icto ria ch o co lates. P la z a
C o n fectio n ery .
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T he w ings can be d ism o u n te d in
tw o m in u te s fro n t a new F re n c h a ir-
p la n e w hich is but 1!* feet w ide w hen
re a d y fo r flig h t.
R IV E R S ID E , N. J ., M arch 11. —
Jo h n T h e o d o re B ru n en , a m u s e m e n t
p ro m o te r, an d sa id to have been a
close frie n d of W illiam D esm ond
T ay lo r, sla in m oving p ic tu re d ire c -
to r, w as m u rd e re d a t his hom e h e re
la s t n ig h t u n d e r p e c u lia r c irc u m
stan ces.
B ru n e n w as s ittin g a t th e w indow
on
th e firs t flo o r of his hom e w hen
I
som eone o u tsid e fire d p o in t b la n k
iw iih a s h o tg u n , th e c h a rg e s tr ik in g
th e m u rd e re d m an beh in d th e e a r.
1 s m a sh in g his sk u ll,
i B ru n e n ’s a c tiv itie s in a id in g th e
a u th o r itie s in u n ra v e lin g th e T a y lo r
m u rd e r m y ste ry is th o u g h t to h av e
led to his m u rd e r.
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“All’s well th a t ends well,” you say,
and you a re quoting from a book of
tales a little m a tte r of 500 y ears old;
1. e., the ’’G esta Rom unorum ,” first
printed about 1478.
To Geoffrey Chaucer, “well of Eng
lish undefyled,'” who was born in 1328,
we owe a m ultitude of our most fre
quently
used
proverbs,
Including
“Many a sm all m aketh a g reat,” “Of
tw o evils choose the lesser,” “All is
not gold th a t g litte rs,” “Out of sight,
out of m ind,” “Man proposes and God
disposes.”
Betw een C haucer’s tim e and the day
of S hakespeare some of our most fa
m iliar saw s w ere born. “Look ere ye
leap,” “S trike while th e Iron Is hot,”
“ Never look a gift horse In th e m outh,”
“B eggars should be no choosers,"
“You can bring a horse to w a te r,” e tc .;
“A new broom sw eeps clean,” “Small
pitchers have wide ears.” "One sw al
low m aketh not a sum m er,” “It’s an
111 wind blows no one good,” “Enough
Is as good as a fe a st,” “W hat’s bred
in the bone,” e tc .; “Com parisons are
odious.” These a re a few th a t cam e to
light la te r th an Chaucer, but before
S hakespeare w as born in 1564.
If you haven’t read faith fu lly from
the B ard of Avon you may not be
aw are th a t the following proverbs a re
found in his w o rk s:
“F a m ilia rity
breeds contem pt,” “ W hat's mine is
yours,” e tc .; “Every why hath a w here-
for,” “It is a wise fa th e r know eth bis
own child,” “Good wine needs no
bush.” “M arried in haste, repent a t
leisure,” “Give th e devil his due,” “All
the w orld’s a stage,” “Sopie are horn
great, some achieve greatness,” etc.
CHINA REAL LAND OF CASTE
Conditions There Declared by Travel
ers to Outclass Even Those Exist
ing in East India.
Chinam en have m ore caste even than
the E ast Indians. They say you never
find one Chinam an In a low condition
of life hut you will find him em ploy
ing another Chinam an In a still lower
condition. The sm all Chinese farm er
employs a servant, to whom he Is
lord and m aster. T his m enial Is com
pelled to serve him in any capacity
th a t m ay be required. F o r Instance,
Copyright, 1921, Weaiein Newspaper Union ■
when the sm all Chinese farm er tak e s
"The buoyancy o f health is real en
a pig to m ark et he does not do It as
joym ent. Strength, mental vigor, vi
the Irishm an does, by driving the pig
vacity and good nature spring from
along the road. No, he first kills the
good digestion; good digestion is se
cured only from eating and drinking
pig, or m akes his “hired m an” do it.
proper quantities of food and liquid.
1
hen the pig Is carefully packed on
It is possible to enjoy buoyancy of
T h e m e e tin g h e ld a t hom e of | one side of a single wheeled vehicle
spirit and good appetite every day.”
R a lp h B illings, u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of som ething like a wheelbarrow . T he
W HAT TO EAT
, th e F a rm B u re a u , w as la rg e ly a t- weight of the p roprietor may ju st bal
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[ ten d e d by d a iry m e n from th is sec- ance th a t of the pig, but If It is g re a t
A nice sandw ich which the children t j on o f th e valley, th e re bein g a b o u t er, then a few boulders are added to
will enjoy fo r th e ir luncheon is
i
,
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. 40 m en an d w om en p re se n t to h e a r even things up. T he wnole a p p a ra tu s
R a i s i n Sand
Is then wheeled along the road by the
wich.— Stew rais- th e ta lk s niade by P r o f ’ F I tts * of th e hired man, the Chinese proprietor
ins until plump, O reS ° n A g ric u ltu ra l college, a n d m eanw hile placidly sm oking his pipe.
In a very little or- o th e r e x p erien ced d a iry m en . W h ile
ange juice. Set th e in fo rm a tio n w as not all new to
He Paid the Note.
aside to become experien ced d a iry m e n , m an y th in g s i A certain sh iftless c h a ra c te r had
cold. When ready o f in te re s t w ere b ro u g h t o u t th a t borrow ed some money a t th e bank
to serve to pie- w ijj p ro v e o f v a lu e to th e ex p erien ced a fte r having been secured by a h a rd
p a re fo r th e lunch
,,
w orking m an.
Notice was s e n t ; no
basket, spread graham bread w ith but-183 wel1 as tb e new d alry raaD ’
response.
A
second
notice w as sent,
te r ; udd a spoonful of raisin s and
P o in ts b ro u g h t o u t by P ro f. F itts !
but no response.
And a th ird witli
some m arshm allow c re a m ; then p la c e iw ere tb a t
pays to feed good cows sim ilar results. W hereupon the g u a r
a n o th e r piece of b uttered bread on g ra in , b u t th a t a cow w hich is a poor a n to r w as told to come in and take
top. Cream and a n u t may be used i b u tte r f a t p ro d u c e r, sh o u ld be g o tte n up the note. Seeing the m aker of the
fui garnishing if desired.
r id of as soon a s possible. Good cows note on the stre e t, he a s k e d :
P otato
Nut
Cake.—T ake
three sh o u ld he fed good a n d w e ll-b alan ced
“D idn’t you know th a t note was
fo u rth s cupfuls of sugar, four well
due?”
feed a n d if th ey do not live up to
beaten e g g s , one cupful of cold mashec
G etting an affirm ative reply, he fu r
th
e s ta n d a r d , sell th em a t th e e a r-
potato, one-half cupful of g rate d sweet
th e r a s k e d :
chocolate, oue-lialf cupful of milk, one lie st Possible m o m en t.
F o r w in te r
“ Why didn’t you ta k e it up?”
cupful of chopped nuts, two and one- feed , b e e t pulp so ak ed is e q u a l to j
T his tim e the sh iftless one m ade re
h alf cupfuls of flour, two and one-half sila g e a n d is a d v isa b le fo r d a iry m e n
p ly :
teaspoonfuls of baking pow der and w ho do not h a v e sila g e a v a ilab le .
“D idn’t you expect to pay It?”
one teuspoonful of cinnam on.
T he a m o u n t of m ilk p ro d u ce d is lim - ( “N o !”
Afternoon
Tea
Crackers. B u ttei jted by th e a m o u n t of p ro te in in th e
“Well, w hat did you sign it for if
soda crackers and sprinkle with sugar ; feed
you
didn’t expect to pay it? ”
and cinnam on well mixed. P lace in
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A
.
T here was no recourse from this
the oven and when brown decorate
CoU nty A g en t C ates a n d hlS aSS18t‘ I
with raisins th a t have been ste a m ed .1 a n ^> A- L. Moss, w ere p re se n t, as w as question, th a t’s th e way it usually
Pickled Fish.—Gut fish in pieces as M r- S te w a rt- t h e new cow te s te r for stack s up, so th e g u a ra n to r took up
for frying. W ash well and sprinkle A he R ogue R iv er cow te s tin g a s s o c ia - ' th e note and credited the sum to ex
perience.—F arm Life.
with sa lt and let stand 12 hours, then tion. Mr. M oss w ill h av e c h a rg e of
boll about five m inutes.
T ake one th e v a r io u s boys an d g irls clu b s th a t
How Fruit Worm Get« Into Apple.
cupful of vinegar, one cupful of wa wjh be form ed o v er th e co u n ty . P ro f,
Did you ever find a worm aw ay in
ter, add th ree bay leaves and a few F itts s ta te d th a t th e firs t m e e tin g
pepper corns
tied in a small cloth. .
, the core of an apple when th ere w asn’t
P lace the fish in a stone ja r and cov I h ®,d in th e
9 ta te a ,o n g th e ,in e ° f any sign of a hole on th e outside to
e r with th e boiling hot vinegar am? th e one held y e s te r d a -v a t M r- Bil- show w here it got in? W ell, in the
set aw ay in
a cool place. Add a B ngs’ place, w as held
in J a c k s o n spring, says the Ave M aria, w hen the
tre e s a re all in blossom and look their
slice of onion and a few cloves before co u n ty fo u r y e a rs ago.
using.
loveliest, a little moth slipped out of
its chrysalis and flew am ong the bios
Apple Marshmallow Dessert._Peel
soms.
Then, when the petals of the
q u a rte r and slice six nice juicy apples
flowers
had fallen, th e ^noth laid at?
H ave ready one-tlilrd of a cupful ol
egg
In
th
e uptu rn ed cup m ade by the
seedless raisins, one cupful of sugar
five points of th e calyx.
In a short
A rrange the apples and raisins w ilt
tim e the tiny egg hatched into a small
th e su g ar In layers In a buttered bak 1
worm, and th e little worm bored its
lng d is h ; add one-fourth of a cupfui
Way
Into the apple th a t was ju st form
of w a te r ; cover and bake in a mod
lng!
and th ere it grew w ith th e apple
e ra te oven until th e apples a re tender j
m eanw hile feeding on it. W hen the
B rush with su g ar and arran g e m arsh
m allow s an inch a p a rt over the ap I T he social c irc le la d ie s of th e apple falls to th e ground, th e worm
pies. Place in the oven long enougl C h ristia n c h u rc h , w ith a n u n ^ A fi* « ^ gets out. and finds Its way into the
tree, w here it spins a cocoon, from
to plum p am i d o lk -a t.l, browu ,h . vl8lt0„ , MlJo,.ed , so o d , , m e
which a n o th e r moth is hatched the
m arshm allow s.
rve «
cream .
hom e of Mrs. L illy on W ed n esd ay next spring, and so on.
T he birds
The KITCfi CM
SOCIAL CIRCLE
TO O L A T E TO J^A -S S IF Y .
a fte rn o o n . G uessing g am e a n d m a k
ing E a s te r b o n n e tA w e re p g rt of th e
e n te rta in m e n t fo r th e a fte rn o o n .
M rs. G eorge D v ru d e a n d M rs. F re d
LO ST— L icense p la te 4 64-A betw een
tu r n to B uick and C hevrolet te rv - in m a k in g E a s te r b o n n e ts fro m tissu e
ice s ta tio n and get re w a rd . 161-4 p a p e r an d M rs. E n g le won o u t In
FO R
S A L E — G enuine
p r o g re s s iv e 1 th e Su e s sin S c o n te st.
O th e r o u t-
e v e rb e a tin g
s tra w b e rry
p la n ts, s ta n d in g fe a tu re s of th e a fte rn o o n
$1.50 p er h u n d re d . $12.50 p er w ere th e th e fancy w ork b ein g done
th o u sa n d d e liv e re d iu A s h la n d .! a n d t iie d a in ty re fre s h m e n ts th a t
F. H. D re ssie r, M edford.
161-5*
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FO R S A L E — S. C. R. I. eggs fo r I a b o u t tw e n ty la d ie s p re s e n t to enjoy
h a tc h in g , $2 per s e ttin g , tra p - n je a fte rn o o n . M rs. L illy w as a ssist-
n e s te d , prize w in n e rs ev ery p lace „ . .
n ..
show n.
H J. D urfee. 705 P e n n !ed ,n se rv ,n g by M re- L eab C aldw ell.
Ave., A sh lan d , O re.
161-etd-4* T h e next m e e tin g w ill be asocial
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W A N TED —
broody h en, will ex-
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c h a n g e y _____
o u n g 1—
lay 1«
in g - B a rre d R ock B u rd ic a t h e r hom e a t 122 H igh
o r R hode Isla n d R ed. P h o n e 499- s tre e t. M rs. B u rd ic w ill be a s sis te d
R.
161-1 by M rs. F r a n k G u issin g er.
es fo r a ll g ra d e s a n d ages.
B ring
y o u r Bible. M orning service a t 11;
s u b je c t, “ S tru g g le s a n d V icto ries of!
ith e C h ristia n L ife .” J u n io r C h ristia n !
I E n d e a v o r, 4 p. m. C h ristia n E n d e a
vor, 6 :3 0 .
E v e n in g service, 7 :3 0 ;!
QUOTATIONS HOARY W IT H AGE
Ashland News in Paragraphs
search for these fru it worm s In the
b ark of th e trees.
A Genial Heckler.
"I was driving ulong a rough couu
try road the other day,” said Lloyd
George during an electioneering tour,
"and a t the foot of a steep hill I saw
the signboard, ‘P lease Slacken the
R g n s Going Up th e H ill.’ W hile read
lng th is it occurred to me th at it might
be well for people generally to be as
kind and considerate in th eir treatm ent
of th eir m inister us they a re of theii
horses, especially when the load is
heavy and th e road is steep.”
T here w as a b u rst of applause from
the audience, which appreciated the
point of the prem ier’s illustration, but
the luevitable wag was present, and he
piped up, “ Why not try a flivver.
Geòrgie?"
Tidings classified ad» get results.
S atu n lay, March 11, id iis
ACTIVITIES HERE
Seventh National Meeting
Of Y. W. C. A. April 20-21
\ s u b je c t, “ T he C h ristia n L ife a s an
E d u c a tio n .” T h e pu b lic is c o rd ia lly
! in v ite d to a ll th e se serv ices. T h e r e 1
I is a w elcom e h e re fo r a ll w ho need
I sy m p a th y a n d e n c o u ra g e m e n t.
W.
[Ju d so n O ldfield, m in iste r.
Local F irm s Join N ational H ousing
[:?3R
C í ’A . Í T y
M ovem ent; In ten sive Construction
Trinity Episcopal Church
V icar, th e Rev. P. K. H am m ond.
_l*lanne<l Under Slogan “ Bnild w ith
Services fo r th e second S unday in
the B irds.”
L e n t: H oly co m m u n io n a t 8 a. m.
S u n d ay school a t 9 :4 5 .
M orning
A lively a c tiv ity th is s p rin g in
p ra y e r an d serm o n a t 11.
b u ild in g in A sh lan d is in d ic a te d by
th e in te r e s t ¿ h ic h is bein g ta k e n lo-
P resbyterian Church
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cally in a m ovem ent fo r m o re , a n d
S u b je c t fo r th e m o rn in g
,.T he
b e tte r h ouses, sp o n so red by a n u m - V aiu e of a T ru e K n ow ledge an d Ap-
b e r of local b u sin e ss m en. F o r sev- j p re c la tio n o f g o n s h ip .” S u b ject fo r
e ra l y e a rs b u ild in g h a s been below th e evenlng> .<Calls o n w a rd ..’ Sun-
n o rm a l, b u t th e low p rice to w hich day sch o o , a t 9 ;4 5 a m
J u n , or
m o st b u ild in g m a te ria l h a s d ro p p ed C h ristia n E n d e a v o r a t 4 p m Y oung
a n d th e a b u n d a n c e of la b o r a v a il- p eOp le ’s m ee tin g , 6 :3 0 . G uild. 6 :3 0 .
a b le fo r c o n s tru c tio n p u rp o se s m ak e s T h e p ra y e r m e e tin g W e d n esd a y will
it p ro b a b le th a t w ith th e ad d ed i d jgm iss a n d a jj a tte n d th e m eetin g s
s tim u lu s of th is
B uild w ith th e
th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h . T he a n n u a l
B iid s c a m p a ig n , w hich s ta r ts in th e ca n v ass fo r th e fu n d s of th e b u d g et
T id in g s M onday, th e r e w ill be a w ill ta k e place n e x t S u nday. T he
b u ild in g boom such a s th is c o m m u n a n n u a l c o n g re g a tio n a l m e e tin g w ill
ity h a s n o t e x p erien ced in y e a rs.
ta k e place th e la s t week in M arch.
It is re a lly to th e in te re s t of th e C. F. K o e h le r, p a sto r.
e n tire c o m m u n ity t h a t a s m any new
houses be b u ilt th is s p rin g as a re
Church o f th e Nazarene
needed a n d th a t th ey be as a ttr a c tiv e
C o rn e r of F o u r th and C s tre e ts ,
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an d well d esig n ed as it is possible to S ervices fo r S unday, M arch 12: Sun-
ÍV VT.
m ak e th em . T h e re is n o th in g w hich day school a t 9 :4 5 a. m. T h o rn to n
u
so m a rk s a city as a d e s ira b le p lace S. W iley, s u p e rin te n d e n t. P re a c h in g
to live a n d r e a r a fam ily as to be serv ices a t 11 and 7 :3 0 p. m. P ra y e r
HOT SPR IN G S, A rk., M arch 9.— in te rn a tio n a l re p u ta tio n .
know n as a city of a ttr a c tiv e hom es, m ee tin g W ed n esd ay a t 7 :3 0 p. m. T he sev en th n a tio n a l b ien n ia l con-
T he con v en tio n will be fo rm a lly
A h e a lth y rev iv al of b u ild in g a tiY o u a re c o rd ia lly in v ited to com e ven tio n of th e Y oung W o m en ’s C hris- opened on th e e v en in g of A pril 20.
th is tim e w ould ad d m a te ria lly to a n d w o rsh ip w ith us. J. E . M cShane, tia n a sso c ia tio n will be held a t O ak- Mrs. F re d e ric k P a ist, of P h ila d e l-
th e p ro sp e rity of a lm o st every lin e of p a sto r.
law n P a rk . H ot S p rin g s, A rk a n sa s, phia, p re s id e n t of th e co n v en tio n ,
b u sin e ss in th is city. W h e n ev e r peo-
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from A pril 20 to A pril 27. A side who will p resid e pro tern, will give
pie b uild hom es th ey im m e d ia te ly
C hristian Church
from b u sin ess, th e p u rp o se of th e th e o p en in g a d d re ss. Mrs. P a ist was
begin to n eed a ll th e o th e r th in g s
C o rn e r of B a n d Second s tre e ts , m ee tin g is to s tu d y th e place of th e elecred to th e p residency of th e na-
t h a t go w ith it, a n d to m ak e up th e B ible school a t 10 o ’clock. C om e an d o rg a n iz a tio n in th e c o m m u n ity of tio n a l a sso c ia tio n a t th e C leveland
c o m fo rts of hom e life, an d th e r e is b rin g y o u r B ible. M orning w o rsh ip to d ay , p a rtic u la rly as to its resp o n - co n v en tio n .
She has been actively
sc arc e ly a c o m m e rc ial e n te rp ris e in a t 11. T he se rm o n w ill be th e th ird sib ility to w om en a n d girls. In a d - ' in te re s te d in th e Y. W. C. A. since
th e c o m m u n ity th a t is n o t called in- in a se rie s of p re -E a s te r serm o n s, d itio n to th is a se rie s of a d d re sse s h e r u n d e rg ra d u a te days a t L eland
to serv ice.
I T his is a v a lu a b le se rie s, a n d you w ill be given on “ I n te r n a tio n a lis m ” I S ta n fo rd u u iv e risty , w h ere sh e was
T his c a m p a ig n is sim p ly a p a rt o f , s h o u ld plan to h e a r th e m all. C h ris- in its v a rio u s p h ases by sp e a k e rs of p re s id e n t of th e college asso ciatio n .
a very g e n e ra l m o v em en t a ll over tia n E n d e a v o r a t 6 :3 0 . E v e n in g w or-
th e c o u n 'ry to p ro m o te b u ild in g w ith sh ip a t 7 :3 0 . S erm on topic, " S e e k .” in th e sam e envelope, it w as so u g h t
a view to re lie v in g th e h o u se s h o rt- ¡Y o u a re c o rd ia lly in v ited to all th e se to convey th e im p re ssio n th a t th e
age, w hich has se rio u sly a ffe c te d liv-j serv ices. W e h av e m id-w eek p ra y e r m en w hose s ig n a tu re s w ere on th e
ing c o n d itio n s in m an y lo ca litie s. I serv ices a t 7 :1 5 on T h u rs d a y of each so-called re so lu tio n , w ere also» th e
M any people w ho h av e tteen expect-1 w eek. Com e.
a u th o rs of th e c irc u la r w hich accom
in g to b u ild a n d w e re fin a n c ia lly
panied it, h u t w hich b e a rs only tZle
a b le to do so h av e been h o ld in g off
B aptist Church
s ig n a tu re , “ C o m m itte e of B usiness
u n til p rices of m a te ria l a n d la b o r be-!
Rev. B. A. F in c h w ill p rea c h th e M en.” T h e n o n e -d e -p lu m e w ould not
cam e m o re re a so n a b le . Men w ho a re m o rn in g serm o n a t 11. T h e re w ill be deceive a child. T he e a rm a rk s of th e
fa m ilia r w ith c o n d itio n s believe th a t no e v e n in g service except th e B. Y. s e c re ta ry o f th e C h a m b e r of Com-
THE BEST OF EATING
m ost of th e a d ju s tm e n ts have been I P. U. w hich w ill be esp ecially in te r- m erce is loo c learly sta m p e d upon it.
com p leted
and
th a t p rices h a v e te s tin g . T im e, 6 :3 0 p. m.
EVERYTHING HOME-COOKED
In th a t c ir c u la r th e s ta te m e n t is
re a c h e d a s ta g e w h e re th e r e can be I
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m ad e t h a t a f te r e le c tio n — rem e m b e r
no o b je c t in lo n g e r d elay in g .
LAKE OF WOODS WILL
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a
f te r e le tc io n — if it can be m ade
T h e local d e a le rs in b u ild in g and !
BE POPULAR TOURIST
c le a r th a t th e m en who com pose th e
hom e fu rn is h in g m a te ria ls a re le n d - ’
RESORT THIS SUMMER
d ire c to ra te s :a n d in th e way of g e t
ing th e ir h e a rty s u p p o rt to th is c a m
tin g a hotel anil s a n ita riu m fo r A sh-
paign a n d will be glad to a ssist w ith
(C o n tin u e d fto m P a g e 1)
i
land, th e y w ould le n d e r th e ir resig-
su g g e stio n s or a d v ise w ith a n y o n e
T h e re was once a y o u n g man
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be,
called Lutches
w ho is c o n sid e rin g b u ild in g th is
W ho c a rrie d o u r flo u r to his
sp rin g .
T hey have ta k e n “ B uild h e ig h t, th a t o ffe r th e sa m e th rills , iso p a te n t th a t he who ru n s m ay read .
w an t
“ v in d ic a tio n .”
They
h u tch e s.
w ith th e B ird s ” as th e slo g an a n d ! F’1‘oni tlie g o v e rn m e n t fire s ta tio n a t They
a re u rg in g th a t w h e re v e r p o s s ib le l’he su m m it, m ay be seen 28 lak e s, j ,,ro iu ised
t *ie-v we,-o chosen a t th e
And now 1 d eclare, we d o n ’t ever
d a re
people m ak e th e ir p lan s e a rly fo r th e to p s o f th e C ascade ran g e , th e i n ’inarv ^hey w ould c o n sid e r they
th e ir b u ild in g o r re p a irin g th is R ogue R iv er valley a n d th e C r a t e r ! b ad ',een v in d ic a te d , a n d w ould re-
To keep it o u t of his c lu tch es.
N ot m uch.
s p rin g .”
L a k e m o u n ta in s , b esid es all th e s u r- sign. Did th ey do it?
T hey w an t re-electio n fo r th e sole
I ro u n d in g peaks.
F or High Class Patronage
,
D u rin g th e la s t seven y e a rs th e p u rp o se of w re a k in g th e ir p e rso n a l
A t Your Grocer’s
A sh la n d W in s R o th G am es
¡n u m b e r of v isito rs to L a k e of th e 1,e n o n i on G reer. H av in g disposed of
A t th e high school g y m n asiu m la st • W oods has dou b led each y ear. N o w .! ,lini and a Sain d o m in a tin g th e Cham
n ig h t b o th th e boys a n d g irls te a m s I w ith th e new ro ad co m p leted , m any h e r of C om m erce, th ey will se t a b o u t
won front M edford in h a rd -fo u c h t to u ris ts v isitin g C ra te r L a k e w ill r e g e ttin g th e hotel an d s a n ita riu m in
c o n te sts. T h e boys w on by a 37 to 29 tu r n to th e h ig h w ay by w ay of L ak e th e ir ow n good tim e, w ith p ro b ab ly
th e sam e re s u lts as a tte n d e d th e ir
score, a lth o u g h it took an e x tra five of th e W oods,
p
rev io u s e n d e a v o r a lo n g th e sam e
m in u te s play to decide, as th e end of
line.
th e r e g u la r p e rio d found th e sco re PLAYING POLITICS
tie d . 27 to 27. T h e A sh lan d g irls
W HILE ASHLAND’S
t Tse y o u r in te llig e n c e Mr. V oter.
Headquarters for
k e p t th e lead d u rin g m o st of th e
I N i L l u . s r s M H IiR Do n ot let th e issu e be befogged by
gam e a n d w on 26 to 21.
th ese p e rso n a litie s. Do not let th e
GARDEN TOOLS
(C o n tin u e d from P a g e 1 )
in te re s ts of A sh lan d s u ff e r because
SPRAY PIM P S
of p e tty jea lo u sy .
T h ru s t th ese
PRUNING SHEAR’S
th e re tirin g m em b ers of th e b o a rd of th in g s a sid e a n d c a st y o u r vote w here
IK )SE— and
th e C h a m b e r of C om m erce, who a re [you believe th e b est in te re s ts of th e
all h e a rtily in fav o r of a new to u ris t co m m u n ity will be serv ed , irre sp e c -!
LAWN SUPPLIES
h o tel an d s a n ita riu m .
jtiv e of w h e th e r it p leases frie n d or
M eth o d ist E p isco p a l C hurch
Signed by: D. A. A p p leg ate, N . ^ . roe.
S u n d ay school a t 9 :4 5 a. nt., w ith • B ates, Mrs. C. H. P ie
ierce.
G ordon
rc e
G. W. G regg, s u p e rin te n d e n t. M orn- M acC racken, Alice A. Veil, D. Peroz-
ing se rv ice a t 11, by Dr. H a rc o u rt I zi> H a rry T o m linson, \y*n. M. B riggs,
LAST TIMES TODAY
W. P e c k ; s u b je c t, “ P e n e c o sta l: Is It A- E. K inney, V. V. M ills, B ert H
a P o s s ib ility .” A t 2 :3 0 p. m ., a per- H in th o rn e , H. B. C a rte r, G eorge w /
so n al w o rk e rs ’ c la ss; th e m em b ers of B oss, F. G. S w ed en b u rg , E . A
th e C h ristia n W o rk e rs B and sp ecially W oods, S. A. P e te rs J r ., C. F. K oeh
in v ited .
E p w o rth L eag u e a t 6 :1 5 , ler, W . J u d so n O ldfield, M. L. P a t
Ira C. W ilson, p re sid e n t.
E v en in g ton, K. N elson, J. W. H a tc h e r, Irving
service a t 7 :3 0 . Dr. P eck will F in ley , W. E. B lake, C. B. L am kin
p rea c h , ta k in g as h is s u b je c t, “ H ell Mrs. C. B. L a m k in , L o re n a M cN air,
a n d Its I n h a b ita n ts .”
R o b e rts E v e rto n , O. W in te r, G. G.
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E u b a n k s , C. H. P ierce, E. D. B riggs,
I.
R. F rid e g a r, W. F . D eW itt, L. A.
F ir st Cliurch o f Christ, Scien tist
R
o
b e rts, M rs. V. V. M ills, A. M. B ea
P io n e e r a v e n u e S outh. S u n d ay s e r
-with-
ver,
C h a rle s A. E d w ard s.
vices a t 11 o ’clock. S u b je ct of les
It will be noted th a t th e g e n tle
son, “ S u b s ta n c e .” S u n d ay school a t
m
en
w ho signed th e above, 37 in
10
o ’clock.
W ed n esd ay
ev e n in g
Barbara Castleton—James Kirkwood
m e e tin g s a t 8 o’clock. R e a d in g room n u m b e r o u t of a m em b e rsh ip of 313,
Sydney Ainsworth
open daily from 2 till 5 p. m. except a re a11 close W e n d s of th e m en who
Toonerville Comedy — “ TOONERVILLE TANGLE”
a re seek in g re-electio n a s d ire c to rs of
S u n d a y s a n d holidays.
th e C h a m b e r of C om pierce.
T hose
Sunday—Monday—
Featuring
s
ig
n
a
tu
re
s
w
ere
o
b
ta
in
e
d
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e
ste
rd a y
Church of tl»e B rethren
C o rn e r M o u n tain a v e n u e an d Iow a a fte r th re e m en h a d can v asse d th e
s tre e ts . S u n d ay school a t 10 a. m. city in a h o u se-to -h o u se can v ass.
P re a c h in g a t 11 by E ld e r C. H. B a rk -
l,re a n ib le show s c le a rly th e a n i
low of M yrtle P o in t. A t 7 :3 0 p. m . , j nius b eh in d tb ls so-called re so lu tio n .
E ld e r B arklow w ill com m ence a ser- A 1 ’s B ert G re e r w hom th ey a re a fte r,
Something Strange
ies 4>f rev iv a l m ee tin g s.
S erv ices *be^ w a n f b *s n u m b e r an d consid-
out e\ ui \ joc I* '
onrseli 4 your neighbor;
each e v e n in g a t 7 :3 0 p. m. T he p u b e r an y m ea n s le g itim a te th a t w ill
everv man has some ruling hobby.
lic is in v ited c o rd ia lly to a tte n d all a ch iev e th e ob ject. In th e sa m e e n
th e se services. H iram S m ith , p a sto r. velope w as a n o th e r d o c u m e n t, con
ta in in g a b itte r a tta c k on G re e r an d
COMING — Next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday —
a th r e a t th a t a n o th e r n e w sp a p e r will
F irst C ongregational Church
“ THE CONFLICT”
with
PRISCILLA DEAN
B o u lev ard a n d M ain s tre e ts . S u n be lau n c h e d h e re for th e p u rp o se of
d ay school a t 9 :4 5 a. m ., w ith class- p u ttin g G re e r o u t of b u sin e ss. B eing
O*
VIRGINIA
CAPK
29 F irst Si.
C H E R R O
FLOUR
P ro v o st B ros.
At the Churches
Branding
Iron”
‘The Ruling Passion’
GEORGE
ARLISS
r