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OFFICIAL- CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPH O NE 39
E . J. BARRETT, E ditor
E n te re d a t th e A shland, Oregon,
Poatoiflce aa Second-class Mail M at
ter.
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su bscription P rice D elivered in City: .
•BWÉERT
isp ectio n , and in all liklihood, the a s
surance «t county sup p o rt for the
; project will follow. If we can link
up th e help of th e s ta te highw ay
com m ission and th e fo re st reserve,
the b u ilding of th e road w ould be a
foregone conclusion. As it is a prop
osition logically calling for the
w arm est com m endation of th e forest
reserve officials, th e outlook for fed
e ral support is encouraging.
l o u can be a gentlem an be - ;
te r w .th o u t money th an w ith it. <$*
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T H E R E D SCOURGE
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On th e tenth daX o£ J u ly a man
One nft>nth
......................$
T hree m o n t h s ...............................
Six m onths ....................................
One year ......................................
.65
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.
.
, set fire to m ore th a n a score of
The h a rd e st m an to convince
hom es.
E very hom e was en tirely
1.95
3.75 ’ is the m an who refuses to <•> consum ed, and th e re was no in su r
7.50
argue.
ance. The m an w ent on his way, if
Mail and R ural R outes
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not rejo cing, a t least w ithout vis
One m onth .................................... I
N othing is w orth m ore to any.
1.95
ible
evidence of reg re t. He had no
T hree m onths ...............................
i
....
,
j
11
Six m onths .................................... 3.50
boy o r girl th an a business ed- ♦ fear
.
of punishm ent because the
6.5Í <J> ucation.
On« year ....................................
. hom es he had destroyed w ere not
ADVERTISING RATES
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yet b u ilt; they w ere still in th e tre e
Display A dvertising
The p u rsu it of h ealth pro-
th e m agic w and ot
iln g ie Insertion, each in c h ............ 30c
_ _ _ m ore
— - happiness ♦ th
Hn an
»> ♦ the
rv ZX Zai
$> duces
YEARLY CONTRACTS
in d u stry to give them h ab itable
Display A d vertisin g
¡Y p u rsu it of m oney.
form . B ut econom ically th ese hom es
One tim e a w e e k ........................27 % c ^
.
w ere destroyed as su rely as though
Two tim es a w eek........................25 c
The m ore a professional m an
m ade Jnto ,um .
livery o th e r d a y .......................... 20 c - charges, the m ore sk illfu l the J
lu m b er
g tru ctu res
ta in ty as thd w eary hours dragged revolt. “ W hat a sham e to cu t down n ational forest for som e tim e wns
reported to th e offices of th e U nited
on, and am id th e confusion and these b eau tifu l tre e s." "
States forest service yesterday. It
crash of falling tim b er, the ran g e r;
is located in C larke county, W ash.,
an d his forem en generalled th e CRATER CLUB MAY RUN
CONCESSION AT FA IR east of th e tow n of Y acolt, on the
b a ttle .
edge of the fo rest reserve, adjoining
Several days la te r a wide, b arren
The C rater club of M edford, a t a th e holdings of th e C larke County
scar lay upon th e m ountainside, still
Tim ber company.
sm ouldering in places w here the m eeting Tuesday evening, discussed,
black sp lin ters of the ch arred s tu m p s ! the feasibility of h av 'n g a conces
pointed like accusing fingers, and sion a t the county fa ir th is fail, and PLAN RECONSTRUCTION OF
BURNED V. OF O. BUILDINGS
still sent out m asses of yello w ish 1 w hile n o thing definite was decided
w hite sm oke. T he scar covered h u n - ! on, q u ite a num ber of d iffe re n t va
EUGENE, Or., Aug. 10.— C onstruc
dreds of acres, and it would continue rieties of booths w ere suggested,
tion
of a new building to house the
to sm oulder and sm oke for weeks, am ong which was a day nursery.
school
of a rt of the U niversity of
Previous to the banquet which
w hile all about in th e adjacent
Oregon,
and a wing on M cClure hall
woods w ere fire gu ard s constantly! was enjoyed d u rin g th e eveniug, the
vigilant to see th a t th e enem y did club m em bers visited th e fair g ro u n d , to provide q u a rte rs for the o th er de
to look over the w ork and prospects p artm en ts th a t suffered in the re
not creep out and s trik e again.
And far aw ay th e autom obile for th e com ing fair, a n d all w ere cent cam pus fire, was authorized by
to u rists journeyed carefree and u t m uch pleased w ith the outlook for: th e executive com m ittee of the board
terly unconcerned.
At a- saw m ill so u th e rn O regon’s b est county fair. of reg en ts at a m eeting Xere last
night.
stopping for a few m inutes to w atch
th e logs in slow procession from the
pond to th e band saws. “ W hat a
sham e,” exclaim ed th e m an w ith the
c ig a rette, in a b u rst of sen tim en tal
1. M arch— “ The O utlook" . Jew ell
2. Fox T rot— "I W ish I K new ”
.
.
.
.
.
. Spencer
M
orceau
C
haracteristic
— “ The
3.
Dawn of Love” . . . . Beudlx
4. Fox T ro t— “ The Sheik” . Snyder
5. O verture— “ S incerity” . B arnard
®- Fox T ro t— “ I W ant My M ammy”
......................................... B reau
W
altz—
“ By the Old Ohio S hore”
ItlG FOREST EIRE SW E E PS
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a rl
Y ou’ll m arvel in o u r a rra y of ad
THROUGH COLUMBIA RESER VE
PORTLAND, Aug. 10.— The largest vance styles as well as th e prices 8. M arch— “ Sem per F id e lis” . Sousa
fire th a t has b u rn ed in th e Colum bia we are asking. P a u lse ru d ’s. 286tf 9. “ The S tar Spangled B anner”
U %!! " "7PU7 "" !" !!""!""
"!"!"""!!
L ocal R eaders
— an d th is ,g t jje
happened.
Bach line, each tim e ..................... 10c • p e o p le th in k he .s.
To ru n every o th er cSay for one
,
?
It was th e vacation season, and an
each tine,
line, eacn
each tim
m onth, eacn
u m e . . 7c
iv
w h ile the law has tak en
e n <$>
Tn nin~pvf»rv issue for one m onth
, . ,
. , . ,
~ autom obile ca rry in g a p a rty of to u r-
of m ore eyac8 hue, each t i m e . . 5c
- o s t of the kick o u t of d rin k s,
&
WQund
it
can
never
tak
e
any
of
the
C lassified Colum n
th ro u g h a m agnificient stan d ofj
<§> kick out of a sm ile.
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
. D ouglas fir in w estern W ashington, j
To ru n every issue for one m onth ;
® The tra v e le rs sa t in rap tu ro u s ad-
or m ore, % c th e w ord each tim e.
«> HEZ HECK SAYS:
m iratio n of th e q u iet forest scene
L egal Rate
“ Many a m an th in k s a
F irs t tim e, per 8-pc.'nt lin e ..........10c ’
and rhapsodized over th e g re a t tre e s
gal is stuck on him , when
Bach subsequent tim e, per 8-
]<»
th a t colum ned th e ir m ajestic beauty
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sh e ’s only w o rk in ’ him fer
point line ......................................
as fa r as th e eye could see. One of
C ard of t h a n k s .............................$1.00 <§> th e use o’ his c a r.”
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th e m en of th e p arty lit a contem
O bituaries, th e l i n e .....................2% c
F ratern al Orders and S ocieties
plative c ig a rette and tossed the
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
m atch to th e side of th e road.
o r societies ch arg in g a reg u la r in iti
W onder why th e dem ocratic can-
H alf an h o u r la te r an airp lan e
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e d date w ants to b u tt in on the r e
fo rest p atro l flying high above the
ligious and benevolent o rd ers will be
ran g e
saw
yellow ish
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad count for? The re tu rn s up to date m ountain
re rtis in g w hen an adm ission or other indicate th a t th e finish, if it is ever sm oke ballooning over th e tre e tops
charge Is m ade.
reached, will not show enough dif He moved his control and tu rn e d In
ference to tem pt the cupidity of a th a t direction.
Upon th e c h a rt in
W hat C on stitu tes A d vertisin g
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d T am m any hall politician.
the m achine before him he located
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ing am ong some as to w hat consti
the fire approxim ately, th en r e tu r n
tu te s news and w hat advertising,
P re sid e n t H ard in g w ants “ te e th ” ed quickly to a m o u n tain fire statio n
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which
Is used by new spapers to d iffe re n ti put in th e railw ay labor board. The ten m iles away.
a te betw een them : “ ALL fu tu re general com plaint w ould indicate
A fter w h at seem ed an in te rm in
events, w here an adm ission charge th a t it has already b itte n off m ore able w ait, th e p a tro l noted various
is m ade or a collection is tak e n IS th an it can chew. A little first-class
gangs of m en a t w ork. They w ere
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A U D VERTISIN
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to
organ izatio n s an d societies of every congressional d e n tistry m ight u n com bating th a t m ost terrify in g , m ost
kind as well as to individuals.
[ prove .it.
ungovernable and dangerous of all
All rep o rts of such activities a fte r
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rebellious elem ents— th e fo rest fire.
’ •a.king a b o u t sta tu t es being dry F o r a day and n ig h t and a n o th e r day
m eetings of societies w here no ' reading, how ab o u t th e sta te m e n t the b a ttle waged. Grim y m en, black
money c o n trib u tio n is solicited, initi- th a t 45.6 of th e fam ilies in the as the ch arred tru n k s aro u n d them ,
ation charged, or collecton taken IS U nited S tates own th e ir own hom es? w orn to th e la st stages of exhaus
NEWS.
_________ _ A few y ears ago the percentage was tion, fought on— c u ttin g aw ay u n
in the neighborhood of one-half th a t d erb ru sh , d ynam iting logs and trees,
SOLOMONITES
am ount. Looks as if lean days were b eatin g o u t th e slin k in g fringes of
in sto re for landlords of th e fu tu re. advancing ground fire, sh o u tin g one
T h e re ’s balm in Gilead. The coal
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to a n o th e r above th e crackling Infer
s trik e will not affect the fuel supply
The outlook for th e M ount A sh no of heat and sm oke, p an tin g like
of the jitneys.
land Scenic Highw ay is gettin g b et hunted anim als aro u n d th e w ater
te r all th e tim e. Next Tuesday, the b a rre ls w here they slaked th e ir
Music in L itb ia p ark to n ig h t, and county court, the m ayor and the city th irs t w ith the luke-w arm liquid.
every indication th a t th e w eath er council> accom panied by a sta te but gaining,, alm ost im perceptibly a t
will rem ain cool enough to enjoy i t . , highw ay engineer, will m ake an in-, ¡ firs t, y e t g rad u ally w ith g re a te r cer-
j
SEE THE NEW
H udson S u p e r -S ix
W ith a N e w M o to r o f 72% M ore P o w e r
a n d 17 M iles o n a G a llo n o f G as
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The conference in London bids
fair to go th e way of all w orld con- j
ferences since the w ar__ m ore or le s s ;
of a failure.
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Reckless driving is a p roduct of
th e reckless driver. An effect can
not be, if th e cause is rem oved.
M oral— ja il th e driver.
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The sh o rt s k irt is said to be re
sponsible fo r Increased tax atio n , ow
ing to th e fact th a t it costs m ore
now adays to clean th e stre e ts.
A telephone official says th a t the
m orale of telephone o p e ra to rs is all
th a t it should be, b u t he w ishes he!
could say th e sam e of th e telephone
users.
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The d ifference betw een a high
brow and a rough neck is th a t the
form er can find in te re st in som e
th in g th a t no one else cares a whoop
about.
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N ew spaper rep o rts an en t the can
didacy of S enator H iram Johnson
for re-election would in d icate th a t
he is th e only nativ e son of C a li-]
fornia.
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T ennessee dem ocrats nom inated a
dead m an for congress in th e recen t
prim aries. P resum ably on th e the-1
ory th a t it is b e tte r to be safe th a n :
sorry.
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A h eadline in a new spaper s a y in g ,
th a t “ H arding S trik es a Peace
C hord,” would Indicate th e president
is am b itio u s of em u latin g T ader-
ewski.
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Can th e h o u se-h u n tin g h ab it, a
seem ing obsession w ith som e w om
en, be due to th e fact th a t we’re all
m ore
o r less
daffy
over
the
“ m ovies” ?
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T he per capita circu latio n of
m oney in the U nited S tates for Ju n e
was $48. The Ju ly rep o rt says th a t
it fell off to $39. W onder if th a t
o th e r nine dollars was tak e n to L ake
of th e W oods?
An exhibition of a p a ir of ear-1
rings, said to have been worn by Po-
c h ah o n tas, w ould indicate th a t th e
sa v io u r of Jo h n S m ith was th e o rig i
nal flapper. Jo h n Dill says th is is a
base sla n d e r of his ancestress.
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An axe in the hands of a crazy man is a serious menace, yet
we do not condemn the axe for its wild or foolish application
Advertising can be—has been—sometimes misused.
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all great forces, it must be intelligently planned and directed.
In the big job of reviving American business, advertising
is the best tool that money can buy.
and well!
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Vulcanizing and Retreading
Auto Supplies—Fisk Tires
Phone 125
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