PAGB TWO
AAKLAND BAILI « D O K »
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Ashland
Tiding
Established. 1876
Seeks Lost Gold Mine for Fifty Years
California Prospector Is Still Hopeful
Friday, November â4t 1022
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FRENCH FOUNDED NEW YORK?
Pub H a ned
Every . Evening Except
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRIN TIN G CO.
Claim Made That' Man From Hainaut
Province Was the Original Settler
of thaW etfcpolis.
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OREGON SINGLE TAXERS
■ vides th a t “ from July 1, 1925. to
HACK FOP. ANOTHER TRY July I, 1529, all revenues necessary
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- ¡for the m aintenance of the sta te .
SALEM, Nov. 24.-— The
Oregon count?, m unicipal and d istrict gov-
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, sin g le Tax league,, defeated
by an e m in e n t shall be raised by a tax on
J. large p a rt of th e tre a su re . T his h e ' overw helm ing m ajority in an effort
the value of land irrespective of im-
OROVILLE, Calif., Nov. 24.-
B urroughs who has prospected fo r ¡placed a t
the foot of a tall su g ar >to *>ut across th e sing,e tax
in th e P a v e m e n ts in or on it and th ereaf-
Several
days the ago
your correspon-
dent
reported
In vitation
extended ¡gold in the m ountains of C alifornia
pine, which he m arked.
I recent ej, e c tio n ’ i3
^ t h a te r the full ren tal value of land ir-
aent rep o iltd tnt invitation extenoea
T -iHo r n -. •„
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proposed co n stitu tio n al am endm ent lespeCtive of im provem ents shall be
King Albert by Rev-Charles* S. Mac- ¡since the days o U th e 50 s is now in
b efore L ingard got away from *
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C. K. LOGAN, Editor
Farland, general secretary of the ¡O roville, whore he plans tO spend C arrin g to n ’s, one of th e terrific tOlL 6
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ia en in leu o a o ei axes oi
à ^ B Ë R T - M O S Ë S
The prelim inary copy of a m easure the m aintenance of governm ent and
Churches of Christ j£F”Amerlea, asking ¡th e w inter. E arly in the spring of th u n d er, wind and rain storm s, for
E n te re d a t tiis A shland, Oregon
th
e
so
v
ereig
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to
h
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w
ith
his
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t
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to
be in itiated by ' th e league, 'w as for such o th er purposes as th e peo-
F ostotfice as Second-class Mall Mat
uie sovcieigu io pouor wmi ins pies y g sa, i>r as soou as the snows have which the S ierras a re tam ous, occur-
You c an 't kill ideas by k ill ! ence the celebration of the three hun- ,.
. filed w ith S ecretary of S tate Kozer, pie mav d irect.”
ter.
, , .
; ,
. disappeared irt the high S ierras, B u r-'re d . L in g a rd ’s tra c k s w ere w a sh e d ? ^
,
J
,
•
ing peopfc.
dredth anniversary of the founding of '
'
W ednesday, w —-
ith a ---------
req u est *•--*
th a t - a
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»roughs
plans
to
go
to
P
lum
as
county
out
and
all
th
e
s
tria
ttis
were
filled
eubecription Price Delivered in City: y
<£ New York.
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-to-».
b a llo t title be prepared for use in
Good reliable d e n tistry a t reason-
One nronth ; ................................. 5 .65
One of th e m ost satisfacto ry -
As a chief reason for" his Invitation , ^ d renew a search, which has been J to .o v e rflo w in g so hat he wâs u n - ,
petltiong tQ place th e aWe p rice..
Dr. H enry B. P url.
Three m o u t h s ............................... 1-95
form s of revenge is forgiveness. » 'M r . M acFarland observed that the ! carried on periodically for m any able to relocate his lake or the su g ar m easure on the 1924 ballot. It p ro-, Beaver Bldg.
44tf
Six m onths .................................... 3.75
' American metropolis owed its birth In ' years, for the fam ous lost m ine on I pine.
One year ......................................
9 3>
He searched fo r m onths, com ing
Mall and R ural R ou tes
-
W hen happiness comes. tvy
measure to original Walloon the headw aters of th e F e a th e r riv er.;
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colonists. Of course, th ez ’’Belgian
One month ...................................i -65
B u rro u g h s’ version of the story of , into C a rrin g to n ’s occasionally to buy
and get a i i he m i.eage out o it ♦ newgpapers j,ave taken the liveliest In-
Three months ............................... 1-95
the lost m ine of the F e a th e r r iv e r ,! supplies with the nuggets he had or-
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3 50 *' you can.
• terest In this bit of history and several
Hix m ouths .................
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which is one of the rom ances of p io -'ig in a lly found, b u t he never located j
On« year .*.................................. 6-51 *•
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♦ of them, notably the Nation Beige,
'th e m ine.
F inally his funds gavej
ADVERTISING RATES
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you need m ore language to ?> have printed exhaustive articles on neer days, is as follows:
The
deposit
was
discovered
by
out
and
he
was forced to tell his!
„
» te l' lies th a n you need to tell
the subject,
ngl® ^ ^ 0 ° » CONTRACTS ' *
P ’ w ha* is so-
♦
H would seem to j>e a fact, however, F ra n cis L ingard in 1853, w hile he story to C arrington and appeal to!
for assistance.
C arrin g to n i
Display Advertising
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<S> that the real ««untlers of New York was prospecting in th e S ierras to him
th e n o rth e a st of th e F e a th e r riv e r, staked him , and for m any m ore
One tim e a w epk........................27 %v! t,
A doctor should try to divide
In
m be-
t
z * J ¿ne,ent
France pr0vf
or, more
Two tim es a w^gk....................... .21
25 c .. his , in . te re st , a t . . least . m
50-50
c Ä a exactly,
Hainaut. from the country. He had ru n sh o rt of sup-i m onths the search continued, with-
.20
tvery o th e r day
plies and was on his way to the junc- out avail.
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tw een th e p a tie n t an d th e fee. <s>1 It was,
Local Readers
indpëd, a man from Avesnes. tion of th e F e a th e r riv er and H o p -! Then th e two called into th eir
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<i> in that prdjrtnce, named Tesse de For-
E ach line, each tim e ................... 10t &
To .run every o th e r tSay for one
e
W h e th e r a m an is “ assassi- <? j est, who,- in 1024. went ashore on the kins creek, w here John B. C a rrin g -' confidence, Jim Beckwith, discoverer J
j of B eckw ith's pass th ro u g h th e Fea-
m on th , each line, each t i m e . . |C • n a te d ” or ‘m u rd e red ,” depends <§> island of Nanatian with some three ton kept a store.
To rucTevery issue for one m onth
L
ingard
stopped
to
drink
a
t
a
th e r riv e r canyon; Joe Cooper, a
upon w h eth er he is fam ous or » hundred Walloon farm ers and artisans
<Hr m ore, each line, each t i m e . . * F » . *
sm
all
lake,
and
:i_s
he
stoopped
over
well-know
n Indian tra ile r, and N at
who had brought their household
? is ju3t anybody.
Classified Column
goods
and
cattle
from
Antwerp,
where
th e w ater, fie was a b o u n d e d to see Brown and F ra n k W heeler, two pros-
i«>
One cent the word each time.
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they «hipped.
a m ass of sm all gold, nuggets clus- pectors. The search was kept up for
To ru n every issue for one m onth
HEZ HECK SAYS:
These colonists - nnmed the com tere d in the g ran ite basin w here the 20 years, but never again was th e
or m ore, Vic th e iw o rd ëaeh tim e.
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->*'.The. best wife on e a rth
munity which they formed there New stream entered. The sm all stream ,
L egal R ate
lake o r pine relocated.
w on’t stap d fer too m uch
Avesnes in honor of their home city.
Fir»t tim e, per 8-pchit lin e ..........10c ❖
tum
bling
over
the
rocks
into
the
lake
A ccording to B urroughs, it was
advice from her h u sb an d 's
Bach subsequent tim e, per 8-
! Later, when the Dutch crowded*'them
finally
decided th a t th e dry y e a r a t
polnt line . . . . -
r ............ 5c <5»
out, the city became New Amsterdam, ' identified th e place.'-
re la tio n s.”
L ard of th an k s • • • • • • • • • • • • • $ 1 . 00
He
g
ath
ered
up
a
g
rea
t
q
u
a
n
tity
th
e
tim
e of th e discovery had en-
and was finally christened New York ;
O bituaries, th e H ue... . . . . . . . . . 2 !4 c ------------------------------------------------------- J by the English.
of th e gold, sited.Jihe place for iden* abied L ingard to see th e rich deposit
Fraternal Orders and Societies
It has been suggested th at a statue tification and proefeedej^on his jo u r- and thfen the storm had filled the
A dvertising for fra te rn a l ord err
Judges in* d iffe re n t p a rts of the
of
Tesse de Forest be erected In New ney to th e store. His en th u siasm in lake to its original m argin, obliter-
o r societies chargfng a re g u la r in iti country are forcing those w 4 m >-appear York
,Q 1924 .-K a n s a s City Star.
a tio n fee and dues, no discount. R e before them on charges of speeding
g a th e rin g the gold had been so g reat atin g his sig h t lines and bearings,
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ligious and benevoient orders will be
th a t he collected m ore th an he was B urroughs th in k s th a t a n o th e r dry
c h a rg e d " th e ” re g u la r’ ra te for ail ad ¡to view the hum an w recks th a t.u ie -
able
to carry, and a fte r a few m iles ¡year will come and then L in g a rd ’s
BARRED
ENTRY
INTO
LONDQN
vert*sing when an adm ission or other j carelessness of o th ers have caused
of
trav
el, he was forced to cache a tre a s u re will be revealed.
charge is made.
P erhaps it m ight be well to hatf?, -
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,
, . » Famous Gates Set Up as Defenses of
some o. the bootleggers v.ipt the in-
the Brjtish Capita| |n th#
What C on stitu tes A dvertising
KISSING IN HIGH SCHOOL
like a wonian, but a moment la te r
sane
asylum
s
and
blind
schools.
Middle Ages
In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
BRINGS SUSPENSION IN SALEM the c h a p arral parted and a g ian t lynx
ing am ong som e as to w hat conati w here m any of th e ir victim s find a ,
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lu te s new s and w hat advertising final restin g place;
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em erged and d a rte d across th e road
The first nnd one of the most famous
we p rin t th is very sim ple ru le, which
SALEM, Nov. 24.— An innocent ju st alwiay^ of. the car. T he sh eriff
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of the gates of London was Aldgate,
is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti
Now th a t r^ e re is m ore w ork to originally called Aeldgate, which de oscillatory exchange staged in the bagged th e an im al in two shots,
a te betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re
events, w here an adm ission charge do, th e L lthian org an izatio n is being fended the approach to the ancient lobby of th e Salem high school re ^
Is m ade or a collection Is tak e n Ir- called back from the “ sum m er vaca city by the great highway of Essex. It suited in the suspension of a boy ail’d
was sold to a carpenter July 29, 1700,
AD V ERTI9IN G .” 'T his appli*» tn
girl stu d e n t la st week, it bec^aie^
o rganizations and societies of every tio n ” th a t has been enjoyed since th e who pald t$<885 for the niaterials, which
last little job, the sta g in g of the Ju ly « e re torn down nnd removed. This i known W ednesday when m em bers of
kind as well as to individuals.
All rep o rts of such activities ufte- 4th parade. T he booster club ap- marked the passing of London’s gates, the school board th re a te n e d to inves
they have occurred is news.
pears to be a so rt of labor b attalio n , except Newgate, which was not ile- tig a te alleged discrim ination on the
All coming social or organization
molished until 20 years later. The p a rt of P rincipal J. C. Nelson, who
m eetings of societies w here pc
original walls of London are supposed is said to have suspended th e boy
m oney c o n trib u tio n is solicited, init>
to have been built In the Fourth cen only a fte r pressure had been b rought i
< OURT NEW S O F IN TER EST
Cured without Knife,
a tion ch arged, or collecton tak e n IS
tury by Theodosius, the Roman gover
to
bear,
although
suspending
the
girl
NEWS.
Operation or Confinement
nor. There were originally four prin-
C ircuit C ourt
im m ediately upon th e discovery of
E thel S. F reem an vs. Jo h n C. F ree- clPal
^ » e English metropolis.
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BELLEV IEW IRRIGATION
housands o f repu
,,a n .
A ffidavit proof of m ailing Uke most of tl,e cities of the Middle th e ‘ crim e.
The nam es of the stu-
table and respon sib le
P ractically the e n tire Rogue riv er
o ¡' i It
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aSes- was surrounded by a wall and a ‘ d en ts who w ere p arty to the a ffa ir
valley will be under irrig atio n when
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ditch for protection against enemies, ¡w e re not m ade know n, school autho-
Northwest people can tes
tbe T alent irrig a tio n d istric t t u r n s 'm
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In 1 Tin, during the war between King ritie s declaring th at it was desired to
tify to my unfailing skill in
th e sto rag e w ater from the H y a tt i A,° ‘ion’ d e fa u ,t’ j n d g m e n t ,- Cost 1.111. Jobn and the rebellious barons, the "h u sh up the a ffa ir,” inasm uch as
curing
Piles. W hy suffer the
,
.
T alent Irrig a tio n d istric t vs. A. H. citizens o f London aided the latter In
P .a .n e dam ip to canals th a t Will
Sum m ons
’
enfering th(> city ,>y way of A1(Igate the stu d e n ts had been p erm itted to
pain and discomfort when
supply the <500 acres ot land to the
lrrig a tjo n dlstj£c t vs> Hom .l The old gate was then torn down and resum e th e ir studies.
my n o n -su rg ica l m eth od
no rth and w est of A shland next
v
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replaced
by
another,
built
stronglygg^
w
ill cure you to stay cured?
er W,: B arron et ux. Sum m ons.
sto n e, which in Queen EUxabetmSi irHISKIYOU S H E R IF F KILLS
Ju n e
The Belleview d istric t and a
I rem «T « a ll d o a h t aa ta m u l t i by
T alent Irrig a tio n d istric t Vs. E. B.
LYNX W ITH TWO SHOTS
reign gavé way to another, more orna-ç.
few sm all tra c ts of land about the
asreainc to refaad ro ar faa tf I (a il ta
B arron et ux. _ S um m ons.^ T -r- • '
mental than useful. It was this gale,
cur« your Til««, no mottor bow mtoto
valley will be th e only dry te rrito ry
France»* BoSqnL/vs.-.Jolyi W. Bos- which was demolished in 17(10.
or chronic the case. W rite cc c a l to
a Y R «K A , Cali(., Nov. '24.— As Sher-j
in Jackson coulity.
qui. O rder and notice.
“ , y
day foe my FREE booklet.
iff A", S. C alkins and George and
W ithout w ater, th e liieoi—w aniu?
Ira D. P ittm a n vs. Alice P ittm a n .
First Tourist Agency.
John-Kiieftv^r were driving along the
soil is of little value, and w ill not
in rn n d fr* A
.... ffidavit,
........... . m otion, - default.
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r For
Hl 111C
the III
first IvilDWII
known UlSHUUUe
Instance where
WHV1P Scott Viiilby^Toa^l Tuescjaj^ evening,
i» in i ejip iiu
i t
* , ..
Ida E- D ressier vs. Pacific Record guide-managers escorted parties of
XND A N D MORRISON PORTLANO.ORSGON
w ith
will be
c com
o m p pete
e te w
ith ian
an< u th
t la a t t vvi
i t undeV
u .iti i (
h n c), I„ „ Co. M otion.
travelers, for the origin of the modern a t the foot of F o rest H ouse m oun M E N T IO N T H IS »PAPER W HEN W R 1T1N &
H erald D„
P ublishing
w ater in th e lo w e r valley.
W ith i L. L.' heedom vs. E. G. N arregan. tourist agency, one must harken back tain they were sta rtle d by a piercing
scream . At first it sounded to them
w ater th e g ra n ite soil is by fa r th e
over 2,000 years.
C hattel lien.
m ost desirable in any section. F o r
In the Fifth century, B. C„ when
Satis-
S tate vs. H arve H ow ard,
Herodotus, the Greek historian, was
a lfa lfa it is ideal, and for fru it, spe
faction of judgm ent.
making his famous travels through tlie
d a ily cherries, peaches, apricots and
Ilazel E. W ard vs. H arry E. \\ iwd. (jreek archipelago and into Africa and
berries, it is very well ad ap ted . V eg-,^A ffidavit m otion defauR
Asia, the world was already consid-
etab les th a t are produced from t i i s :
p . ^ r. j j lomag vs
Y H asw ell ^ered by its inhabitants to be quite
type of soil a ie bv - ta r t i e
incs
| ien
'm ature, indeed old. And the seat of
grown.
' M edford service S tation vs. H. T. antiquity was Egypt—for the pyra-
W ith w ater, the low er valley will j j asw ejj
p Or m oney
mills were already 3,000 years old.
go ah ead along various a g ric u ltu ra l j
yg
W e ls h e r; Every year great num bers of trav-
and dairy in g line's. T h e Belleview
,
<?l<?rs, not pilgrims, but merely people
■r th e r e s t 16t 3 '
in(Inigs and conclusions, de- -n searejj of enlightenment and cul
d istric t m ust g et jvater. or —
cree
ture, visited this seat of antiquity to
of th e valley will soon prove far s u
R eap E sta te T ran sfers
see the temples and the pyramids. And
perior.
W ith increased w ater will
Mrs. L. M. R ing to J. E. D urkee e t ! to facilitate their travels, certain
L iggett & M yers T obacco C o -
come increased production.
F ru it ux, land in section 28, tow nship 35 priests or officials1-a£ted as guides
rate s a re no longer ag a in st th e c o m -.g ( ran g e 3 ^y.__$1
They took whole-rfXwiVs and attended
m unity, for A shland now has a ter-,
w p g m ith et ux lQ g p Kellv to their liousin^^SmrTfTl their accom
,11 Inal r a te .-w h e re b y a carload ol e( ux ,Qt Qn H elm an street> A sh.! modations for the peroid of their jour
neying;
,
canned goods o r o th e r sim ilar com- ja n d __
m odities can be delivered in th e east * T h a J p Cojem an to Je n n ie E |
Folklore or* ^ c t ?
as cheapily from here as it can from Colem an p a rt o( block 4 A shjand
A
very
strange sea m onster is said
-Hi
any o th e r point along the P acific __
to have been off the copst of Ireland
coast.
and it is claimed to be 'quite fam iliar
It is up to the people of Belleview AsTDRIA NS SPONSOR
to the inhabitants of the coast of
and A shland to decide if they a r j
NEW l i l WANTS CLUBS Connemara, Mayo and Donegal, and
going to forge a h ead , m aking for bet-
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is known as the gorramooioch. The
B e su re y o u r d e a le r g e ts th e o r
U 1.
inhabitants
do
not,
however,
often
te r land values, increased production
ASTORIA, Nov. 24.— The K iw anis
d e r rig h t, b e c a u se P e a r l O il is n ’t
speak
of
these
m
ysterfSal
anim
als
to
and prosperity o r if they stan d by club of A storia will sponsor two new
visitors, whom they know to be in
iu st k e ro sen e . I t is a S ta n d a r d Oil
aud let the low er valley o u tstrip t h i s i clubs of th a t organization and its
credulous. As llie creatures leap
com m unity.
p ro d u c t, refin ed a n d re -re fin e d b y
otficers go to Seaside by autom obile principally by night they are not often
today to organize th e new club there, seen.- They can leap to a great height
a sp ecial p ro ce ss w h ic h tu r n s o u t
The
proposed
new
club
at
T
illam
ook
and
woe
to
the
belated
gannet
upon
N'EW M ARKETS FOUND
. th e b e st a n d m o st e c o n o m ic al fuel
. L o c .ln g new
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eye, even
m avkela
an d in ere .8 - wil1 be organized by th e A storia which they
,, * once set their
g
o( ,
OFFICIAL CITI AND COUNTY
PAPER
TEL EPH O N E S9
w., © odSP
T
DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
In Slock
GWhenvou order by‘Phone
say‘PEARL OIL
ing th e dem and by consum ers for ag
ric u ltu ra l products, a re being recog-
.M
a n d developed »V e e v .r.1 o r
W e a re p u ttin g new; geode on die-
the com m odity co-operative associa-
t ' tl? 1
1 ° " 1S the nie ,or
tious
In 1991 th e O regon Grow- 1 b r:stm as shoppers to inspect ou r
ere- CtHopera.ive aeeoeletlon e n te red
a a ' c,' s
J he |
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.
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l a r i e t v Store, S9 N orth Main St.
40 carload m ark e ts w ith th e Oregon
?Q_tf
prune.
T his year they have sold ___
prunes in carload q u a n titie s iu .75
D O N ’T LO SE
m arkets, thereby e n te rin g 35 new
YO U R T E E T H
m arkets. M embers of th e associa
T
housands of people are w ear- \
tion can now realize th a t th e spread
ing
false tee th today because
of th eir M istland and T ruw est prunes
nf the tavages :>f PYORRHEA. -
is no longer lim ited or restric te d ,
P y ro -F o rm
b u t th a t new m arkets a re being rap-j
—
a
newly
discovered scientific ¡
idiv dev«lpped. T hrough adv ertisin g
rem
edy
is
g u a ra n tee d to give
and thf* work of a concentrateli sales
perm anent relief in any case '
o rganization, a g re a te r consdm ers’ '
of P yorrhea. • Y our d ru g g ist
dem and is being created.
will refund th e purchase price |
if you a re not en tirely satisfied :
with the resu lts obtained.
The indignation of selfegai citizens
was severely ja rre d tlie trther m orn
ing w hen they slipped on th e icy
street*.
E a s t Side P h a rm a c y
I-i-escript ion D ru ggists
A shland, Ore.
4
hundred feet above the surface of the j..
sea.
One who has seen tlie animal
_ says ...............................
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they follow It like
a sleuth hound,
and when they get within striking dls-
tance launch themselves through the
¡“ r- « " *
»»
» ' <h' ‘r
large wing-like tins and guided by the
swingiug of their , aU, they strike It
and bring it down with unerring alni.
People Living Longer.
According to tlie life tables for the
year 1920 for tlie original registration
states, iust constructed, there has been
an increase of two and three-quarter
years in life span in the last 20 years.
1901-1920, says the New York Medical
Journal. The complete expectation of
life at birth is now 54.3, which in 1910
was- 51.5 and in 1901, 49.2. In the lust
two decades there has been added five
years to the expectation of life, and
the span of life has been lengthened
by a fifth in less than one generation.
o b ta in a b le for oil h e a te rs , lam p s
a n d co o k sto v es.
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A g o o d oil h e a te r is c le a n a n d e a sy
to o p e ra te — if y o u b u m P e a r l Oil.
T h e toxich o f a m a tc h b rin g s a
c h e e ry w a r m th w h e n a n d w h e re
it is w a n te d a n d a t v e ry little cost.
A t d e a le rs e v e ry w h e re . O rd e r b y
n a m e —P e a r l Oil.
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