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ffbytbmic Philosophy
By Dick Posey
LANGUAGE
T he w orld gets up in th e m orning
And th e language com m ences to ooze;
I t ’s a jarg o n of tan g led noises
A ll m ixed up w ith sm oke and booze
. And onions and cuss w ords and slan d er—
But we call it o u r n ativ e tongue,
And i t ’s w agging from m orning till bed tim e
And pushes th e old w orld along.
If business stops ru n n in g sm oothly, gets down to a
lazy w alk, ju st oil up your little old language m ill and
grind o u t a line of ta lk ; if your neighbor gets blue and
billious and feels he is down and out, a larg e dose of
cheerful language will stra ig h te n his liver o u t; if your
plow gets stuck in th e furrow , or y our F o rd balks far
from th e tow n, som e nice, w arm , lurid language will
quiet your sp irits down.
Saturday, July 18, 1922
W hen th e 29th a n n u a l assem bly,
W illam ette V alley C h au tau q u a offi
cials com m enced p rep a ra tio n s for
13 days festivities s ta rtin g Ju ly 1,
' the W illam ette F a lls po6t, A m erican
Legion, was called upon to tak e
charge of th e p atrio tic services onj
the fourth o f July.
OUIJA TO THE RESCUE
Rev. W illiam
S. G ilbert, form er d ep artm en t com-
im an d er of the A m erican Legion, and
its first d e p a rtm e n t chaplain, ren-
i dered a s tirrin g A m ericanism a d
dress. Rev. G ilbert is p asto r of an
1 A storia church. The post perform ed
a m ilitary d rill in the forenoon.
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As a m onum ent to M ichigan’s
w ar dead ^ th e M ichigan A m erican
Legion will build and equip a home
for o rp h a n s ,o f w orld w ar veterans.
The Legion will raise th e necessary
funds w ithout draw ing from the
public coffers.
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5b.
Attempt Crossing Sahara.
Twelve motors will shortly start
from Tuggurt, the term inus of the
i Algerian railway, In an attem pt to
cross the Sahara desert. The leader ot
the expedition will be Commandant
Lafurgue and it will include a dozen
members, representing various gov
ernment departm ents and other inter-
; ests. A motion picture operator will
Join the party. The proposed route
leads by Insalah, the Hogger region
and Adar of the Iforas, to Burenl on
the Niger, 120 miles east of Timbuktu
Precautions have been taken to pre
vent the evaporation of the motor fuel
in the torrid clim ate that will be en
countered, and It is believed that this
difficulty has been overcome. Experts
point out, however, that there is a
vast difference between the excep
tlonal use of motor traction In-this
region for a special purpose, which
may be feasible, and Its regular com
merclal use.—Science Service.
Killing the Goose.
There was a new baby at our house
Each Sunday one of th e churches
and while we all disliked the naim
The ra n te rs and law yers and preachers and congress
i in Arco, Idaho, extends an invita-
Bach line, each tim e ......................10c
The nam e you a re born w ith <i>|
Kathryn, we decided to name the < 'i'h
and daily press a re g rin d in g out batches of language in
j tion to the local post of the A m eri-
To ru n every o th e r (Say for one
•?> doesn’t count like th e nam e you <♦>!
th
a t, as we had a wealthy aum by
a hazy, bew ildering m ess, and they ham m er and th rill
I can Legion to use its serm on hour
A fter Miss Bessie Melvina Furbush,
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c
that name. I wrote to «tear Aunt
m
ake
for
yourself.
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sixteen years old, bad been missing a
us and b ru ise us and fill us w ith anguish or joys, till
To run~every issue for one m onth
for a lecture on “ A m ericanism .”
K athryn and asked her «bo.it to tin
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m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5c 3>
week from her home at Boston, her
w e’re lost in a sea of language, in a fathom less ocean
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christening
dinner. I met the trait
C lassified Column
In la te r life, when you see <S>
parents got out the family ouija i
of noise.
PORTLAND,
Ju
ly
14.—
The
sec-
Saturday
night
and no Aunt Kathryu
X
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
board, which spelled the message that I
how som e of your early sw eet- ❖
I rushed home and into the hous«
i ond an nual E uropean pilgrim age of Bessie was safe but had been tied up
To ru n every issue for one m onth
$> h e a rts tu rn e d ou t, you a re <•-
calling to mother, “No use naming til«
But th e w ords th a t we speak a re burdened
or m ore, % c th e w ord each tim e.
L egionnaires will leave New York by an auto aceiden* while riding with
-♦> m ighty glad som eone else got <•
baby after Aunt Kathryn.
Sht
L egal R ate
"With th o u g h ts of th e hum an soul;
A ugust 5th on board .thei “ U. S. a man named '‘John.” Investigation
wouldn’t even spend money to coni«
F irs t tim e, per 8-pc>nt lin e ..........10c
They sh o u t th ro u g h th e endless ages
• P re sid e n t P ierce.” T he p arty will by the authorities proved the “spirit”
down here when she knew she woulc
Each su b sequent tim e, per 8-
And
echo
from
pole
to
pole;
: a rriv e a t C herbourg, F ran ce, pro- message was true, and Bessie is now
get a meal."
point line ...................................... 5c
HEZ HECK SAYS:
V
They can b light and c u rse and w ith er
l ceeding to P aris, F rance. The p arty safe at home.
C ard of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00
By that time I was at mother'«
“ Men is best know n by
O bituaries, th e l i n e .......................2*£c <•>
Or lift us to realm s above.
room, and there sat dear Aunt Kath
' will th en wind its way to Brussels,
<$> th e com pany they keep
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F ratern al Orders and S ocieties
ryu. She had driven over In her car.—
God help us to clothe o u r language
! Belgium , then on to O stend, and
A dvertising fo r fra te rn a l orders <§> aw ay from .’’
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Chicago Tribune.
In
the
b
e
a
u
tifu
l
w
ords
of
love.
Scored
on
the
Lawyer.
from
th
ere
an
autom
obile
to
u
r
of
or societies ch arg in g a re g u la r in iti
A well-known barrister at the crim
| th e F la n d ers b attlefields. The Le-
atio n fee a n d dues, no discount. R e
New Yorkers in Danger.
ligious an d benevolent o rd ers-w ill be
! gion p arty will next be seen in Lon- inal bar, who prides himself on bis
Prof. Edward Sapir, director of th<
skill in cross-examining a witness, had
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad j as well as p u ttin g in condition the
i don, w here side trip s to Oxford and an odd-looking witness upon whom to
anthropological division of the Vic
v ertislng w hen an adm ission or other grounds aro u n d public buildings— able com m ent. The system has been
i
o
th
er
in
te
re
stin
g
localities
will
be
toria museum at Ottawa, Canada, in a
operate.
charge Is m ade.
both city, sta te and county. These in operation in o th e r sta te s, w here
j m ade. The p a rty will sail for Glas-
lecture in New York, said: “New
“You say, sir. that the prisoner is a
W hat C on stitu tes A dvertising
conditions do not savor of the pro it has had an unqualified success.
Yorkers are so busy they may lose th«
I gow on Septem ber 8, and a rriv e a t thief?”
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d per sp irit to beautify o u r city and
art
of speech. Though a New Yorkei
L e tte rs from p rom inent m en and
“Yes,
sir,
’cause
why—she
confessed
M ontreal on Septem ber 16.
ing am ong som e as to w hat consti m uch unfavorable publicity is given
myself,
I am struck b.v several fen
wom
en
in
K
entucky,
w
here
Dr.
I
it.”
R eceptions in honor of th e visit
tu te s news and w hat advertising,
tures of New York life. The first on«
“And
you
swear
also
that
she
re
R
oseburg
for
this
neglect
on
the
Covington
established
five
u
n
its
-
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which
ing
L egionnaires
and
A uxiliary
paired shoes for you subsequent to the i is that It is very hard to talk to any
Is u sed by new spapers to d i f f e r e n t - ' p a rt of those responsible for these several years ago, a re full of appre-j
m em bers will be held in m any cities confession?”
one here. Surrounded by a harrier ot
a te betw een them : “ ALL fu tu re conditions.— R oseburg Review.
ciation for the w onderful w ork t h a t ,
of F rance, Belgium , E ngland and
stenographers and telephone girls
“I do, sir.”
events, w here an adm ission charge
has
been
done
th
ere.
The
county
|
Canada.
The
to
ta
l
cost
of
th
e
trip
“Then we are to understand that yon , business men have no time to sit dowr
Is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS
HOOD R IV ER , Or., Ju ly 14.—
( ’ARDS ON THE TABLE
judge of Scott county, w rites: “ T h e'
AD V ERTISIN G ."
T his applies to
employ
dishonest people to work fot j and be sociable. The primitive max
from
New
Y
ork
will
n
o
t
exceed
The second a n n u al ascent of M ount
with his simple mode of living wai
organizations an d societies of every
The Mail T ribune is opposed to value of th e splendid achievem ent i
you, even after their rascalities a n
$525.
T
he
Oregon
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
was
Hood by a legion p a rty u n d e r th e
far better off than we are with all oui
kind as well as to individuals.
known ?”
th e recall of S h eriff T errill and de- of th e full-tim e county h ealth de
| auspices of Hood R iver post, Am eri- rep resen ted on th e trip la st y e a r by
All rep o rts of such activities a fte r
modern efficiency. New Yorkers art
“Of
course!
How
else
could
I
get
m ands th a t those who have m ade in- j p a rtm en t in stam ping o u t com m uni-
they have occurred is news.
fast losing the art of proper speech.”
! can Legion, will s ta r t next S a tu r W illiam B. F o lle tt, of Eugene. No assistance from a law yer?”
All com ing social or organization discrim in ate charges a g a in st th e ! cable diseases and im proving the day.
“Stand dow n!” shouted the man of
The partjy Jwill leave Hood announcem ents has been m ade as
m eetings of societies w here no sh eriff, come out Wpecificaljy and sa n ita ry conditions of th e county, is
y et as to who will rep re sen t th e law.—London Tit-Bits.
R
iver
in
au
to
s
S
atu
rd
ay
m
orning,
It pays to read the classified page.
m oney co n trib u tio n is solicited, In iti show on w hat they base these im m easureable. W e believe th e fu ll
and reach th e cam p a t th e base of Oregon d e p a rtm e n t th is year.
ation charged, o r collecton tak en IS
charges. In last u ig h t’s issue, th e tim e h ealth d e p a rtm e n t h as come to
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NEWS.
the m ountain a t noon.
Mail T rib u n e had th is to say ed i stay in Scott county. It has so well
PENDLETON,
Or., Ju ly 14.-'—
A big e n te rta in m e n t program fot;
E n tered a t the A shland, Oregon to rially:
proven its w orth th a t all enlightened
Amid
b
e
a
u
tifu
l
cerem
onies held by
S atu rd ay a fte rn o o n and evening, in
Postoffice as Second-class Mail Mat-
and w ell-thinking people will de
G ive d ie P eop le th e F acts
th
e
P
en
d
leto
n
post,
A m erican Le-
;er.
which Legion s ta te officials, Gover
W ith th e filing of the recall m and its p e rp e tu ity .”
nor O lcott, M ayor B aker of “ P o rt- g_io n ’ a class o f . new applicants for
a g aiu st S heriff T e rrill, th e tim e has
From Owensboro, Ju d g e Daviess
SOLOM OMITES
come for those responsible fo r this
land, F ra n k B ranch Riley, th e sec U nited S tates citizenship, w ere re
cently given th e ir citizenship c er
en
u
m
erates
th
e
follow
ing
activities
action to p resen t th e ir evidence, to
re ta ry of sta te , th e a d ju ta n t gen
of the u nit as w orthy of special m en-
put
all
th
e
ir
cards
on
th
e
table.
The
tificates.
eral, Hood R iver K nights of P y th ias
“ All th a t th e tra ffic w ill b a re ,”
public charges a g a in st the sh e riff ion.
C erem onies by th e Legion post in-
Checking
a
th
re
a
te
n
e
d
epi
i
band and o tb ers wm particip ate,
appears to be the guiding slogan of a re : N on-perform ance of th e duties
dem ic of sm all pox; dealing w tth ,Arm y aud Q ther popular
radiQ ci uded a ban q u et, speeches by Le-
the m an u fa ctu rers of lad ies’ ready- of his office. F o r m alfeasance in
office. These a re general charges. o th e r contagious diseases; locatingj program 8 nujsic and gingin aro u n d gionnaires on A m ericanism and good-
to-w ear garm ents.
c
£ire w m whHe
^ c i t i z e n s h i p , an<l dlosed Hvith each
The people have the rig h t to know the causes of typhoid fever and ta k - £he ,
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FIRE BRICK
FIRE CLAY
FACE BRICK
nn^nH vo
n easures
,
'
new iy ad m itted citizen being p re
w hat specific acts ju stify them . In I m n « g , n preventive
m
(including
It used to be th a t kiddies hung percisely w hat instances has the
,
t x v j-
¡evening hours
in n o cu latio n ) a g ain st th is disease;!
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Sunday m orning, undf5- ch a rg e of sented w ith a silk A m erican flag.
onto th e ir m o th e rs’ sk irts to keep sh e riff failed to perform th e d u ties
exam ining children and advising the . . ,
LIME
CEMENT
CASTING PLASTER
This is now a d efinite p a rt cf the
.
M ark W eygandt, an experienced
from g etting lost in a crow d. T ro u of his office? In precisely w hat way
p a re n ts ab o u t defects and p roper
..
,
.
n
a
tu
ra
liz
atio
n
cerem
onies.
has
th
e
sh
e
riff
been
g
u
ilty
of
m
a
l
guide, who has ascended th e m oun-
ble is now adays the kids can ’t reach
m ethods fo r th e ir co rrectio n ; hold- . .
..
..
.
...
feasance in office?
xA.lso look over our complete
,
,
,
tain
500 tim es, th e p a rty will
’em.
W e can ’t believe th e in stig ato rs m g venereal disease clinics; co-op- makft over
£he
cHmb
Qf
£amous
w •
Always
in
Readiness.
of th is recall have b ro u g h t these e ra tin g w ith th e juvenile c o u rt in OregQn m ountain
tstoek of
For several years first-aid packages
It is really tru e th a t congress is charges m erely on suspicion and
discovering
and
rem
edying
physical;
Meag
w
|n
under
gupervjglon
of
have been carried on Pullman cars,
on a vacation, b u t you w ouldn’t hearsay. T here m ust be evidence to
defects in d elin q u en ts, in v estig atin g
sup
p
o
rt
them
.
In
ju
stice
to
th
em
but
hitherto always in lockers, where,
SCREEN DOORS
ex-arm y m ess serg ean ts by ex-arm y
th in k so, ju d g in g from th e livliness
selves and in ju stic e to S heriff T er- d a iVjes and su p erv isin g m ilk sup-
although secure, they were out of
cooks, and served by Hood R iver Le
of the new s rep o rts of th e doings at rill, they should now p rese n t th e ir
sight, says Popular Mechanics Maga
plies; in v estig atin g and supervising gion m em bers.
W ashington.
before buying
evidence, so th a t it m ay be fully and
zine, .As a consequence, often when
re
s
ta
u
ra
n
ts
,
hotels,
fru
it
stores,
food
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finally tested a t th e b ar of public
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they were most needed, the locker
supplies and w a te r system s.
Any I TH E DALLES, Or., Ju ly 14.— was found to be empty. In order to
W e a re glad to have o u r opinion opinion. No public official can hold
office as long as S heriff T e rrill and one of these activities w ould be
of th e n a tu re of th e ailm en t which not have m ade m istakes. No m an
' R e g istra tio n s for th e s ta te conven- make such a condition impossible in
w orth m ore th a n th e e n tire cost of
the future, these first-aid packets are
has strick e n L enine confirm ed by can hold office w ith o u t m aking ene
i tions of th e A m erican Legion, th e now being placed in a steel box', fin-
th
e
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t.”
.
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th e doctors, who say it is his nerves. mies. W h at th e people w ant to know
Every le tte r from K entucky says,! W onien’9 A uxiliary, and th e “ F o rty {Shed to match the car, th a t accommo-
is th is: H as S heriff T e rrill been so
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! I a and
nd
K
i c r h
b t”
t ” o are
rn n
i l i n o- n up
r» b
oro
a and
nH
.1 .
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H e’s got them a ll right.
E ' ig
piling
here,
dates
two packets, « and
th at Is ,. at- j
false to his public tru s t, so fla g ra n t “ we hope and believe t h a t th is is
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a crowd th a t will bulge out th e lim tached to the wall In the passageway
ly derelict in duty, th a t he should
“ In the Heart of Town.”
T he s ta te e d ito ria l association be singled out for public condem na a p e rm a n en t in stitu tio n in our its of th e tow n is expected for th e of the car, high enough to be out of
co u n ty .”
will hold its a n n u al convention in tion and dism issal from public life,
fo u r big days, Ju ly 26, 27, 28 and the way of passersby, but within easy
Surely
Jackson
county
cannot
a
f
and
he
alone?
If
he
has
been,
then
Corvallis on next F rid ay , S atu rd ay
29. C en tral O regon v o ltu re of th e reach.
ford
to
m
iss
th
e
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
th
a
t
is
certain
ly
th
e
re
m
ust
be
am
ple
evi
and Sunday. If you feel th e sta te
“ F o rty and E ig h t” have c h a rtere d
dence to support such d rastic action
Too New to Count.
tipping up on end ab o u t th a t tim e. The tim e has come to p rese n t this offered by Dr. Covington. Vote for one^ e n tire floor in a local hotel. '
the a p p ro p riatio n of less th an $2000
I
accompanied
a doctor on one of
you’ll know th e reason.
T heir “ w recking crew ” w hich Is to
!
his
country
trips
recently. A little
and
secure
one
of
the
u
n
its
w
ith
its;
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V ,. V '-ti
A pparently th e W. C. T. U. and
p u t on th e w ork in connection w ith j girl came out of the house where we
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$10,000
program
for
public
w
elfare.
The W. C. T. U. an d th e m inis th e county m in iste ria l association
¡the g ran d e prom enade of th e “ 40 stopped and struck up a conversation.
^£ g ,, bag as^ etj for fjve room s, in-1 I asked her name and she told me,
terial association have come out propose doing th e very th in g the
' dicating th e size of th e squad of and then began enum erating the rest
flat-footed on a wet and dry p lat Mail T ribune asks, having hided the 1»()R T L A X n j,ADY VISITING
o i*
form in th e ir fight for the recall of launching of th e ir am m u n itio n fo r,
WITH ASHLAND RELATIVES! huskies which will escort th e “ pri- of the family. She named nine In all.
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! so n naires de g u e rre ” th ro u g h th e '
a n . ? 1’her
S heriff T errill.
They have o th er w hat seem ed to them th e physcolog-;
sister came out of the house carrying i
com plaints to m ake ag a in st T e rrill, ical m om ent. In a n o th e r colum n an
Mrs. Lillie Cam pbell, of P o rtla n d , tren ch es th a t lead to adm ission in a tiny baby.
but his g rea t crim e appears to be a au th o rized s ta te m e n t is published i sspending a few days a t th e hom es th e su n sh in e branch,
“Well,” I exclaimed, “you didn’t tell
lack of sym pathy w ith th e prohibi- jn w b}cb th e “ cards a re laid on th e of h e r uncle and a u n t, Mr. and Mrs. | A larg e crowd wili also be here me there was a baby, too.”
ta b le ,” in th e form of an a ffid a v it- w illia m E.. Reed, 298 Avery s tr e e t,' from M cM innville, th a t post having
tionists.
“Oh, no, sir,” she answered. “ We
The a ssu ran ce is given th a t th e re and bgr siste r, Mrs. Anna M iller, throw n its h a t into th e rin g for the hasn't started countin’ him yet.”—
Chicago Tribune.
Pussyfoot Johnson h as decided on a re m any m ore of these a ffid av its 591 F airview stre e t.
She will be 1923 m eeting.
a “ seeing A m erica firs t" to u r. He w bicb wiR be published in due tim e, acom panied hom e by h er d a u g h te r,;
George S cherrer of The D alles ha i
Effect of Radiating Seeds.
was scheduled for a E uropean trip .
oth e r w ords, th e accusers of th e Mrs. I. F. M artin and son W alter, been elected convention a d ju ta n t.
By
careful measurement of the
but declares he will not cross th e sh eriff propose to p resen t th e ir evi- who have been spending th e past
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quantity
of carbonic acid produced by
pond on a vessel selling liq u o rs .; dence to th e public, so th a t on etec- m onth a t th e Reed hom e.
OREGON CITY, Or., Ju ly 14.-
germ inating radish seeds, Alfred C.
E uropeans seem to th in k t h a t’s one t jon d a y th e b allo ts cast will have
Redfield and Elizabeth M. Bright, both
bar th a t saved them , a lth o u g h a,! th e in telligence of th e citizen b e h in d !
of the H arvard medical school, found
g reat many have been w recked over them , fo rtified w ith a full know l-i
that seeds which had been exposed to
the action of radium rays produce
sim ilar bars.
edge of a ll th e facts.
th at gas more rapidly than those that
• •
T his is as it should be. The Tld-
H ow few of u s realize the importance of
have not been radiated. Production o f
Bert Moses is scheduled for a lngg boids no b rie f for S h eriff T er
making
over the foreigner — of implanting
carbonic acid gas is a measure of the
speech a t the s ta te e d ito ria l conven rill no r for th e W. C. T. U. or the
rate of metabolism, which is the proc
American ideals, ideas and common sense in
tion. I t ’s a p re tty tough job talk in g county m in iste ria l association. But
ess of growtli and breaking down
place of socialistic and maybe anarchistic theories. It
to a bunch of dyed-in-the-w ool edi it is for fa ir play, firs t, la st and a l l .
that takes place in all living matter.
means a lot to every American citizen. This work
to rs, and th e genial B ert will find th e tim e, and if the recall is to be
—W ashington Star.
and many other interesting activities of the Department
his work cut out for him. .B ut as he effectjve, and serve th e purpose fo r
of Labor are discussed in the twelfth issue of the series
Odd Experience.
is an adept in th e a rt of “ pan n in g .” w bicb R was c reated , and not for
of beautifully illustrated booklets on Our Government
One dark night when I was driving
th e re ’s little doubt but w h at h e’ll th e w orking out of personal spleen
which w e have been distributing to representative
along a lonely road, my horse became
get aw ay w ith th e job to the cred it th e pubile should he m ade acq u ain t
citizens of this community.
frightened and refused to proceed. In
of all concerned. Any m an who can ed w ith all th e facts in th e case, and
looking ahead to discover the cause, I
If by any chance you have failed to receive regularly
hold his own on the grill of th e old not asked to cast its ballot fo r th e i
saw a ghost like figure standing in the
your copies of this series that has been so favorably
G ridiron club of th e n a tio n ’s capi lastin g dam nation of a public offi-1
middle of the road. "Believing that
commented upon, visit us today and from the limited
tal, can be relied to get away w ith cial on in d iscrim in ate and u n su b
i someone was trying to frighten me,
supply on hand w e will gladly complete your set.
alm ost a n y th in g th a t isn ’t nailed s ta n tia te d charges.
I whipped the horse and attempted
I
to
run
the
joker
down.
I
was
very
down.
much surprised when I ran my horse
FAVORABLE COMMENT ON
! completely through the ghost—a dense
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DOES IT APPLY HERE?
R O tK E F H L L E R INSTITUTE
: pillar of fog rising from a mud pud
, ...... .. XXXO«.
T h ere is one crop th a t never fails
die.—Chicago Journal.
— th e weed crop— and a general
The o ffer of th e R ockefeller F o u n
Policeman in a motorcycle sidecar using the Thompson submachine gun,
survey of th e city shows little effo^i dation to estab lish in Jackson coun
which fires a thousand 45 caliber bullets per minute. This weapon weighs but
G resham imDroving countv fa ir
is being m ade to w a rd erad icatin g ty one of th e five u n its g ran ted to
pounds, whereas the next lightest autom atic gun weighs 18 pounds. It
G resham Im proving county fa ir
unsightly p ark in g s and v acant lots, Oregon, h as m et w ith m uch favor
fires bird shot as well as bullaLa.
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1 gv°unds.
SPECIALS
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Submachine Gun to Curb Riots
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
MAKING THEM
A M E R IC A N S
Citizens Bank of Ashland