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S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n M r. a n d d eem ed b e st to d ro p th em fo r th e
p ro v in g ju s t lik e we b o th th o u g h t m en t I can e a t a n y th in g I w a n t
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sleep
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and charges until the sum that the bene- \ chu« h?
M em bers w ho h a v e n o t as yet sh e w o u ld ,” sa id H e n ry G a n te n - w ith o u t it h u r tin g m e,
M rs. H a ir of L ib e rty s tr e e s t a r t ­
sou n d a ll n ig h t long a n d alw ay s
Kntereu ai S econd C lass M ail M a tte r.
ficiaries finally received was a beggar4s
N obody b u t ‘ ru b e s
r id e th e ed f o r C r a te r L a k e . T h ey ca m p ­ receiv ed th e ir m e m b e rsh ip c a rd s b ein , 1013, E . A ld e r S t., w ell-
feel fin e . My w ife h a s o n ly t a k ­
“ ru b b e r n e c k w a g o n s” ?
ed a t P ro s p e c t, re a c h in g C ra te r fo r th e c u r r e n t y e a r m ay se cu re k n o w n r e tire d b u sin e ss m an of
en tw o o r th re e h o ttie s of T a n ­
pittance.
M en n e v e r a d m ire th e m se lv e s L a k e th e a fte rn o o n of th e nex t th em fro m M rs. J . H . D ill, c o r­ W a lla W a lla , W ash .
S u b s c rip tio n P ric e , D e liv e re d in C ity
lac so f a r, b u t a lre a d y sh e is so
It was a cruel svstem. It was an uncivil­ in pu b lic m irro rs ?
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m uch b e tte r th a t sh e a lw a y s jo in s
ized process. The trials cluttered up the
B ro a d w a y d o e s n ’t fa ll fo r M ain
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T h e lis t of h o ste sse s a t th e tro u b le fo r tw o y e a rs t h a t I m e in p ra is in g th e m ed ic in e .”
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• courts. They cost the public a lot of monej ‘ s tr •eet
eet hokum ?
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ta n c e s a n d th e y a lso m e t m any c lu b h o u se fo r J u ly a re as fo l­ c o u ld n ’t e a t a n y th in g anil e n jo y
T a n lac is fo r sa le by a ll good
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it. E v en a n a p p le o r a p o ta to —
They made an increased number of courts, T h en v isit New Y o rk —
m o sq u ito s a n d s till w e a r th e sc a rs low s:
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d ru g g is ts . A ccept no s u b s titu te .
in fa c t, a n y th in g — w ould ca u se
judges, juries and functionaries necessary. T u rn o ff B ro a d w a y a t F o rty - of th e e n c o u n te r.
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til th e p re s s u re of it w ould n e a r ­
th e la k e a n d a lso fro m th e r e to
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W e d n esd a y s— Mrs. L a m k in .
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settlement a heartbreak.
h u n g ry so u ls
w ith e a r-p ie rc in g F o r t K la m a th , b u t fro m K la m a th
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I c o u ld n ’t h a lf sleep a n d alw ay s tio n . F o r sa le e v e ry w h ere .
6.50
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companies. It was a business for profit. fro n t of No. 312 W est.
th e y a re b ad. B etw een F o r t K la ­
F rid a y s — M rs. R o b e rts.
It was a process for making money out S ix teen of “ Z ig g y ’s ” prize m a th a n d K la m a th F a lls th e y ex­ S a tu rd a y s — M rs. W ilsh ire .
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
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T hey p e rie n c e d p le n ty of th r ills w hen
of the blood and suffering of the injured, “ b e a u tifiie s ” live h e re
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R e v e ren d s Mr. K o e h le r and Mr. last w eek e n d , w hen K a th e rin e
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T hey w ill he gone a w eek. M oore a n d K a th ry n a n d F ra n c e s
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tears of women and children. It was bai- th e la n d la d y co n fid e s. “ N ev er n e a r th e m . M any c a rs w e re on d ay s from 9 :3 0 a. m . to 12 an d gene.
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For it, Oregon lias substituted a great e n te re d one of th e ir a p a r tm e n ts .” h a d d iffic u lty , b e fo re i t w as re m ­ ta n c e , w ho a re c o n te m p la tin g to J a p a n , as a m issio n ary .
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law of mercy and intelligence. A fund is D rop in to th e C h u rc h of th e
b u ild in g a n d w’ish to see A sh ­
c a rs lin e d up in m u d a n d s to rm ,
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workers and the state. It is based not on on W e st F o rty -n in th . T h re e a T h ey re a c h e d h o m e, h o w ev er, d o in g so.
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gides over it, and Oregon has now “ show7 g i r l ” fro m “ S c a n d a ls ” a n d M onday a n d w ere g lad th e y w e n t L u n c h e o n a t M rs. M e r r e tt’
d ay , a t th e S h ale Oil cam p on th e a fte rn o o n a f te r a d e lig h tfu l o u t-
M onday, M rs. M e rre tt of G old
“ AU f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re a n a d m issio n c h a rg e is p
exceUent COnimis- a s ta r fro m “ T he W in te r G a rd ­
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H ill e n te r ta in e d a n u m b e r of H a rtm a n ro d l'
m ad e o r a co llectio n ta k e n is A d v e rtisin g .
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N o d isc o u n t w ill be a llo w e d R e lig io u s
or ,81011. J he cut to ItSS tliail / pel cent t
som e 600 m o re a t e ach S u n d a y
M r. R e id , M r. W esley R eid of A sh la n d frie n d s fo r lu n ch e o n .
lic io u sly p re p a re d re p a s t, w ere
T h ey s p e n t th e d a y in h e r
B e n e v o len t o rd e rs .
administration against the 40 to ) pei m ass. Go o v er to U nion C h u rc h , A v ery s tr e e t a n d th e R e id ’s h o u se
SAVE MONEY
M r. J a n ie s B a r r e tt, Mr. a n d Mrs.
------- cent that workers had to pay under the on F o r ty - e ig h th s tr e e t. C o u n t g u e s ts , th e M esdam es W rig h t a n d lovely hom e. T he lu n ch e o n w as W . J. W est, Mr. R ic h a rd P.
Buy Stationery at
DONATIONS:
old system is example of the changed stat­ th e 600 m o re a t e a ch S u n d a y W e in sc h e n c k w e n t to C r a te r L ak e in c o m p lim e n t to M rs. M errick C am pbell a n d Mr. a n d Mrs.
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F re d C. H om es.
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m ad e In a d v e rtis in g , o r jo b p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u ­
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so on taking a m o re e x te n d e d h e r s is te r, M rs. M cC onnell of
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C atch a C h in a to w n b u s— a n y tr ip , r e tu r n in g v ia L a k e of th e C h u rc h s tr e e t.
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p ro v id e d fo r th e p a rty w ho spent «
HOW TO KEEP A TOWN DOWN
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JULY 19.
G E T T H E T R U T H :— B uy th e tr u th , a n d sell it
“ W h e re a re you f ro m ? ” you
a sk th o se on y o u r s e a t.
“ N ew Y o ik ” — th e ir G o th a m e se
p ro v es th e ir b o a st. Y ou d isco v ­
e r, fro m th e b u s d riv e r, t h a t b u t
few v is ito rs p a tro n iz e h is lin e.
T h ey h a v e been to ld t h a t it is
h o k u m — th e y s ta y aw ay .
“ W e fin d th e n a tiv e e a s ie r to
fo o l,” th e b u s d r iv e r te lls you.
“ Men in p a r tic u la r ,” h e says.
T h e n h e c o n fid e s th e s e c re t of
“ ro p in g th e m in .”
“ W e h ire h a lf a do zen good-
lo o k in g g irls , w ho s it in th e
b u se s— one on e a ch lo n g s e a t,”
h e e x p la in s.
“ C h in a to w n a n d a n u n a tte n d ­
ed g irl— t h a t ’s a c o m b in a tio n th e
w o u ld -b e-sh e ik c a n ’t r e s is t.
He
p ays a f a r e a n d clim b s in. W h en
th e b u s is fille d th e g irls g e t o u t
a n d ta k e a n o th e r b u s .”
b ig s to rm , th e y r e tu r n e d a s th e y fu l d a y w ith t h e ir g ra c io u s h o s t­ th e h o ld in g s of th e com pany
ess w e re :
A fte r goodbyes w ere spoken to i A CRY EN THE NIGHT, grip g
w e n t, v ia M edford.
Hold up prices.
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n o t: also w isdom , a n d in s tru c tio n , a n d u n d e rs ta n d ­
M rs. L e slie M e rric k , L os A n ­ h o s t a n d h o ste ss each w ent hom e p a i n s in t h e v ita ls , c r a m p s ,
Be discourteous to your patrons.
weakening diarrhoea - whether child or
V isit J osep h in e Caves—
g e le s; M rs. D elo et, L os A n g eles; w o n d e rfu lly im p re sse d w ith th e adult, immediate comfort and ease in
in g .— P ro v e rb s 2 3 :2 3 .
Tell the other fellow that it is a bum
L a s t w eek M r. a n d M rs. F . C. M rs. M cC onnell, M rs. H . H. G il­ v a s t p o s s ib ilitie s of th is e n te r ­
C H A M B E R L A I N ’S
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town.
C O L IC a n d D I A R R H O E A
THE “ CHAMPION” PUGLIST
tio n a l o u tin g to J o s e p h in e C aves. P . N lm s, M rs. T o rb e t S a n fo rd ,
REM EDY
Send out of town for everything you eat
Pays to keep alway» on hand.
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and wear and use in your home or on
O ne of th e p le a s a n te s t c a m p -j
th e C aves, th e r e a re a lso m an y
la n d , M rs. W Slm ot, P e id m o n t;
A rooster flies to the top of the fence your farm.
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and crows his defiance to the world. Let
Hoard your money.
h is to ry o r d e s c rip tio n .
any ambitious cockerel give vent to the
Do not advertise in the home paper.
In 1 8 74, S ila s W illia m s, w ho D ill's E n tertain ed —
suggestion of challenge and the champion
s
till
liv es in t h a t v ic in ity , w h ile
Keeping knocking your neighbors and
M r. a n d M rs. J . H . D ill h ad
rooster fights to the last tail-feather. No­ competitors in business.
h u n tin g , follow ed a h e a r th r o u g h little c a m p in g trip la s t w eek e n d
one of th e o p e n in g s in to th e t h a t p ro v ed v ery d e lig h tfu l.
body ever heard of a rooster lading to
Whine because business is not better
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aves.
defend his championship. Any champion ol and blame some one else for it.
T h e y w e n t dow n th e v a lle y
H e g o t th e b e a r. H e a lso im ­
the feather ranch who demanded a pan Lose confidence in your town and com­
sto p p in g
in
th e
A u to
C am p
m o rta liz e d h is n a m e by th e d is­ g ro u n d s a t G ra n ts P a ss.
T he I
of corn before he defended his title would munity and in your business.
co v ery of tth e s e w o n d e rfu l caves.
cam p is v e ry nice a n d th e y m et
find himself without a title.
T h e ro a d now is c o m p le te d to
Lose your enthusiasm for the business
m o st in te r e s tin g p eople. O ne of
th e C aves fro m G ra n ts P a s s a n d
But in the human race it is different in which you are engaged.
t h e h a p p y h a p p e n in g s w as, on
is a b e a u tifu lly scen ic ro u te .
JTE suppose you
True, a champion gets upon the fence anc
g
o in g in to a s to r e th e y d iscov­
Oppose due progress in the schools.
A t th e e n tr a n c e th e r e now
are a sensib le
e re d M r. B u r k e r t, a s one of th e
crowds. But does he defend his champion­ Oppose required municipal improve­
s ta n d s a to u r is t h o te l, b e a u ­
buyet.
We w ant your
ship against all comers at all times? No ments.
S pend h a lf a n h o u r n e a r th e tif u lly p ic tu re s q u e — so m e w h a t r e ­ p ro p rie to rs .
business.
Therefore,
on your life. The champion heavyweight Let your bouse and business front go g u m -slo t m a c h in e s a t F o rty -s e c ­ s e m b lin g in s ty le a S w iss C h a le t. M r. a n d M rs. B u r k e r t s p e n t a
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w dnter in A sh la n d a n d m ad e
ond a n d B ro ad w ay .
O ne s h o u ld d re s s s u ita b ly fo r
in these days demands a pan ot gold in unpainted.
Tires
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ou s th e
C o u n t th o se w ho sto p . In h a lf th e tr ip a n d h a v e ru b b e rs . T he m a n y f rie n d s w h ile h e re .
world
over
for
their
advance. Then he dances on it.
T h e y h a v e p u rc h a s e d a nice
Let the weeds grow in your garden and an h o u r, S a tu rd a y n ig h t, you g u id e s a r e v e ry c o u rte o u s a n d
fine p erform an ce—
It was not always so. John L. Sullivan permit the lawn to grow whiskers.
co u ld h a v e seen 18 m a le s a d ju s t h e lp fu l a n d h a v e a fu n d of in fo r­ h o m e th e r e a n d h a v e gone in to
and we give st and a rd
used to travel around the country, taking Do not adopt modem jaethods of con­ tie s, fix c o a t c o lla rs — o r j u s t m a tio n to im p a r t to th e e x p lo re rs. b u sin e ss. M r. a n d M rs. D ill w e re
Goodyear Service on
s ta n d in a d m irin g g la n c e a t th e ir T h e tr ip now ta k e s a b o u t tw o a n d th e ir g u e s ts S u n d a y a n d h a d a
every G oodyear T ire
on all comers. Appearing on the stage, he ducting business.
R e lie v e s R h e u m a tis m
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„ p ♦»,„ d e lig h tf u l v is it w ith th em . T he
we sell. T h at tire and
ow n v isa g e . In th e sa m e p e rio d , one h . a lf
I
h
o
u
rs.
M
any
of
t
h
e
|
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.
.
.
would invite any aspiring fighter to come Adopt the policy of rule or ruin.
“ I can sim p ly say t h a t Foley
th a t service are all
had
you
been
lo o k in g — you ro o m s t h a t tra v e le r s used to ex F r e n c h ’s a lso live in G ra n ts
np and try his luck. 1 here was no great Take the out-of-town paper in preference w o u ld h a v e seen o f u r g irls stop. p lo re a r e c o n sid e re d too d iff ic u lt P a ss.
K id n e y P ills gave m e re lie f from
w e can give you —
* * *
rh
e
u
m
a
tic
p
a
in
s,
a
n
d
h
av
e
n
o
t
financial consideration involved. Some­ to your own.
b u t nobody e’se can
T h re e a p p lie d p o w d e r— o n e lip ­ o f access f o r th e a v e ra g e p e rso n ,
u
sed
s
u
p
p
o
rts
f<fr
th
e
la
s
t
six
promiseb.aif so much
th u s s h o rte n in g th e tim e 8pent |
M e n t io n
times, off stages, lie would engage a bully Take no interest in school and municipal stic k .
w eeks (h a d to use tw o ).
T he
and live up to it.
or an upstart. John L. was the champion affairs.
in g o in g th ro u g h th e m .
b
e
st
p
ro
o
f
you
can
h
av
e
t
h
a
t
F
o
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C
a
rb
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n
lig
h
ts
a
re
f
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rn
is
h
e
d
|
W
a
g
n
e
r,
M
iss
D
o
u
th
a
rt
a
n
d
Mr
A t G o o d yea r S fru ier S ta tio n
T h e n c a tc h th e su b w a y up to
and he was willing to prove it, pay or no Knock everything and everybody.
i ¿ e ’e r . a>e t e l l arid r e .- o m -
ey
K
id
n
e
y
P
ills
a
re
e
ffe
c
tiv
e
is
a
n
d
M
rs.
H
a
m
m
o
n
d
le
f
t
fo
r
P
o
r
t­
C o lu m b u s C ircle.
m e m l th e n eat G o o d y e a r
e a ch o n e w ho e n te rs . T h e C aves
th is , t h a t since th e y c le a re d m y £
i ui’i.'i w ith th e bearded A il-
Frown instead of smiling.
pay.
la
n
d
.
You jo in th e c ro w d —
seem to be in tw o se c tio n s, th e
W eal h er T rea d u n d h ack
sy
stem
of.
u
ric
acid,
h
av
e
been
th e m u p w ith s ta n d a r d
Present day champions do not reason
Deny support to the Chamber of Com- “ L a d ie s a n d g e n ts ”— th e in - u p p e r a n d lo w e r. T he u p p e r one M rs. F . D. "W agner, M iss D ou-
» <*«•«•<**
'"‘r *
e n tire ly fre e of p ain a n d d e p re s ­
d iv id u a l in h is s h ir t sle e v e s is is c o n sid e re d th e e a s ie r to ex t h a t a n d M rs. A. M. S to rc h a re
that way. They, or their managers, reason j meree;
A
sh
la
n
d
V
u
lcan
izin
g W orks,
d e le g a te s to th e N a tio n a l C onven- s io n ,” w rite s J . W . H u n te r, I.os
sa
y
in
g
.
“
W
a
tc
h
m
e
clo
sely
—
you
p lo re .
T h e re a r e s e v e ra l o p e n -.
H a rris o n B ros. F o rd G a ra g e
that a champion is a lay figure, whom Do ap these and you’ll have a Jay town
B a c k a ch e , R h e u ­
, ,
tio n of U n iv e rs ity W om en.
M rs. A n g eles, Cal.
see I h a v e n o th in g in th e h a n d — ’ in g s, s o m e . th . . in g ...
lik
e
c
ra
c
k
s
in
th
e
]
___
the public must pay to see. The Shelby proper
m atic P a in s, D ull H e a d a c h es, an d
T en m in u te s la te r you discov m o u n ta in -s id e . U n less th e y w e re W a g n e r a n d M iss D o u th a rt r e p ­
tir e d fe e lin g a re q u ick ly reliev e d
Montana, affair, was a good example. Mr.
-
e r h e is s e llin g h a ir r e s to r e r — kept cleared, foliage would soon r e s e n t K a n s a s U n iv e rs ity a n d
Sold
th e y w ill a tte n d th e c o n v e n tio n by F o le y K id n ey P ills.
Kearns and Mr. Dempsey inpoverisbed
appears that the fellow who says ad- s e llin g it, too.
"V\ estern M ade for W e ite m Tratje”
h id e th e m .
e v e ry w h e re .
>
*•
now
in
se
ssio
n
in
P
o
rtla
n
d
.
A
nd
th
e
y
d
id
t
h
a
t
on
M
ain
that ambitious little community. The tight. v-ertisi,ig in the small paper does not pay
On a fire b e in g m ad e a t one
was between the champion and a contender ¡s setting forth weak argument when we s tr e e t tw e n ty y e a rs ago.
e n tr a n c e 't h r e e m ile s fro m an -
i
,
o th e r , I t to o k se v en a n d one h a lf |
whom no expert conceded a chance. Kearas1 c011sjder that thousands of firms in the
STO PPED H IS PA IN S
h o u r s fo r th e sm o k e to p e n e tr a te
ajicl DOmpsey took all the money they ' (jnited States are spending on an average
n tr a l cave.
could get in advance. 'Pom Gibbons, t h e ()f a ini]qOn dollars each with the small “ I w as su ffe rin g w ith a se v e re to T th h e e re c e seem
s to be a successio n
contender, got practically nothing.
cold, h e a d a c h e , b a c k a c h e a n d of c a v e rn s, g ro te s q u e s h a p e s an d
country papers.
p a in s in m y a b d o m e n ,” w rite s J p a ssa g e s. O ne of th e c a v e rn s is
The liit-and-run fight went the fifteen
____
o rt, R . I. “ A fte r o v e r 500 fe e t long.
scheduled rounds. \\ lien such an altair oc-j BREEZES FROM THE N0RTH5VEST ta k in D g rin F g o , le N y e ’s w p Honfey
a n d T a r In
T h e o rd in a ry c o n c ep tio n of th e
ours the public must he forgiven for sus­
c o n ju n c tio n w ith F o le y C a th a rtic m a r b le , co m p o sin g th e cav es is
pecting that both the champion and con­ We have looked about town a good deal T a b le ts I w as e n tire ly re lie v e d of t h a t of w h ite in co lo r, b u t on th e
tender would like to stage a return en- and have decided that the persons who m y Cold a n d p a in s .” C o u g h s r e ­ c o n tr a ry , it is b ro w n ish in h u e ,
gagement before a great crowd in a great­ have the least trouble keeping cool are s u ltin g fro m B ro n c h itis , A sth m a , som e w h ite places, b u t th e m a rb le
ay F e v e r, C ro u p a n d W h o o p in g its e lf is b lu ish in tin t, th e brow n
er center of population. And the forgive­ the members of the fire department— H C ough
a re q u ic k ly re lie v e d w ith h u e d u e to th e s ilt c a rrie d by
ness must include the offense of suspecting Spokesman Review.
‘The City of Hoses’
F o le y ’s H o n ey a n d T a r. T he la r g ­ th e w a te r.
“
O
r
e
g
o
n
’
s
Old
that the desire for a return engagement
e s t s e llin g C ough m ed ic in e In th e
O ne of th e m o st b e a u tifu l of
existed before as well as after the Shelby A splendid number of horseshoe tossers W o rld . Sold e v e ry w h e re .
Favorite Resort”
th e ro o m s is c a lled “ P a ra d is e
are
enjoying
their
favorite
sport
but
more
L o s t.” T h e fo rm a tio n s th e r e a re
fight.
hay-tossers
are
needed—Roseburg
News
Such a suspicion leaves a poor taste in
Says His Prescription Has in g r e a t c lu s te rs , m o st b e a u tifu l
Season Fare
Season Fare
in a p p e a ra n c e .
the public’s mouth. Prize-fighting is gen­ Review’.
Powerful Influence Over
Sale
Dates Daily
Sale Dates Daily
A g r e a t m a rb le s la b fo rty fe e t
erally considered a brutal exhibition. But
Rheumatism.
lo n g , no s u p p o rt, a n d y e t re s tin g
the publie, whether it approves or disap­ Automobile tourists who drive too fast
Good 15 Days
on it to n s a n d to n s of m a rb le ,
On Sale Fri. and Sat.
proves fighting, believes a champion are apt to see America last—La Grande M r. J a m e s H . A llen su ffe re d w as a w o n d e rfu l s ig h t.
On Sale Fri., Sat., and
Good 15 Davs
fo r y e a rs w ith r h e u m a tis m . M any
Sunday
O ne is f a r u n d e rg ro u n d in th e se
should defend his championship with all Evening Observer.
tim e s th is te r r ib le d ise a se
le ft
cav
es,
som
e
of
th
e
m
1600
fe
e
t
his strength, crowd or no crowd, purse or
him h e lp le ss a n d u n a b le to w o rk .
T h e fo rm a ­
H e fin a lly d e c id e d , a f t e r y e a rs below th e s u rfa c e .
When
a
person
has
a
crick
in
his
neck
no purse, whenever challenged.
o f c e ase le ss s tu d y , t h a t no one tio n s " a r e w o n d e rfu l; som e d e ­
now adays he may he sure that lie has been c a n be fre e fro m rh e u m a tis m u n ­ p e n d in g fro m c e ilin g a n d o th e rs
“ Cosmopolitan
and
th e a c c u m u la te d im p u ritie s ,
*4The C i t y L o v e d
inspecting sky penmanship too assiduously til
A GREAT LAW
fro
m
th
e
flo
o
r
a
lm
o
s
t
o
r
q
u
ite
c o m m o n ly c a lle d u ric a c id d e p o s­
Ideal Tourist City”
Around The World”
—Seattle Times.
its , w e re d isso lv ed in th e jo in ts m e e tin g th e m .
a n d m u sc le s a n d ex p e lled fro m
V a n d a lism is closely lo o k ed a f­
For the past year the cost of administer­
Season Fare
th e body.
Season Fare
t
e
r
now , so th e caves a r e p ro ­
ing industrial insurance under the Oregon Fame is fleeting and one can’t rememh
W ith th is id e a in m in d h e c o n ­
Sale
Dates Daily
Sale Dates Daily
An
in te r e s tin g e x p e ri­
s,
m a d e e x p e ri­ te c te d .
workmen’s compensation act was 6.99 per er what half the men did to get cigars s m u e lte n ts d a p n h d y sic fin ia a n lly
co m p o u n d e d a ence of th is p a rty w as a t K e rb y
cent. The cost the year before was 9.17 named after them.—Medford Mail Tribune p re s c rip tio n t h a t q u ic k ly a n d eom “ S w h e n th e y cam ped u n d e r an old,
p le te ly b a n ish e d e v e ry sig n a n d 1
EXCURSION TICKETS, also on sale to Oregon’s
per cent.
sy m p to m of rh e u m a tis m fro m h is old o a k , k n o w n a s th e “ H a n g ­
Senator
Borah
of
Idaho,
recently
attend­
m
a
n
’s
T
re
e
.”
In
th
e
d
a
y
s
of
’49,
Mountain, Lake and River Resorts, Yosemite National
sy
stem
.
Of all the law’s of mercy and intelligence
H
e
fre
e
ly
g
av
e
h
is
d
isco
v
ery
,
th
is
tre
e
w
as
used
to
a
s
s
is
t
j
u
s
­
Park, Shasta Resorts and Easten (’¡ties, one or both ways
ever passed in Oregon or in any other ed the Professional and Business Women’s w h ich h e called A lle n rh u , to o th ­
tic e in th e d isp o sa l of g a m b le rs
through California.
state, you have here an example almost convention in Portland. Borah is consider­ e rs w ho to o k it, w ith w h a t m ig h t a n d la w -b re a k e rs in g e n e ra l. K e r-
c a lle d m a rv e lo u s success. A f­
“ Oregon Outdoors” , “ California For The Tourist”
without an equal. The injured worker able of a scold but we never suspected he
t e r y e a rs of u rg in g h e decid ed to b y v llle, th e v illa g e w as th e n , a n d
pays, or the widow and orphans of a dead him of being effeminate—Polk County le t su ffe re rs e v e ry w h e re k n o w it b o a ste d fifteen salo o n s.
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d
oes
n
o
t
show
th
e
w
ay
to
com
­
some
fellow
mortgaging
his
auto
to
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