Ashland daily tidings., April 21, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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RAGE TWO
D A IL Y
T ID IN G S
(E stab lish ed In 1 8 7 6 )
withdrawal leads to another-
It is significant that Dr. Eliot at the age of ninety
years has not lost sight of the good of the bank book. He
could not have chosen a better book to add to his shelf.
To culture it adds contentment.
VOLT TELLS SENTENCED TO
A LIVING DEATH |
OF VALLEY'S
RESOURCES
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
TREASU RER
' n o m .cal a n d b u sin e ss-lik e a d m in -
I am c a n d id a te fo r th e re p u b li- is tra tio n of c o u n ty a ffa irs . Stop
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
can n o m in a tio n fo r a second term n eed less e x p e d itu re s a n d w a ste
as T re a s u re r of Ja c k s o n c o u n ty , a n d give p ro p e r s u p p o rt an d a t ­
.E dito:
Rescued By Korex After s u b je c t to th e May p rim a ry . If te n tio n to good ro ad s, public
Bert R. Greer
n o m in a te d an d elected I w ill c o n ­ schools a n d o th e r v ita l a n d pu b lic
FARMER, A POOR BUSINESS MAN
Flu Nearly Got Him
O F F IC IA L CITY P A P E R ............................................................... T e lep h o n e 3Í
d u c t th e office a s in th e p a st, in n e c essities. E n fo rc e th e p ro h ib i­
E ntered a t th e A shland, Oregon P o sto ffice as Second C lass Mull Mattel
A great many stories were told during the discus- j
a c co rd a n ce w ith th e law s of th e tion law e ffic ie n tly a n d p ro p e rly
] - " A fte r h a v in g th e flu fo u r
th ro u g h p ro p e r ag en cies a n d e lim ­
dons
on
rural
credits
preceding
the
enactment
of
the
Fed-]
s ta te .
Subscription Price, D elivered in City
i m o n th s ,” says H e n ry R. H ain es Adv. tf
in a te special law e n fo rc in g o rg a n -
A. C. W A L K E R
" .
$ ,#F eral Farm Loan Act about the American farmer and his !
O n e M onth
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' iz a tio n s w hich a re now c a u sin g
of C a rd in , O k lah o m a, " I cam e
1
ittitude toward his financial obligations. This one is per-! Monthly Publication of Cop i o u t in a c o n d itio n w orse th a n
T h re e M onths ..............................................................................................
FOR COUNTY CLERK
divided a u th o rity a n d n eed less
3.71
Six M o n th s .....................................................................................................
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7.50 taps typical. A farmer in one of the Middle Western]
Industries
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c
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d e a l a n d n o t be re sp o n sib le to
i o r c o u ra g e . A fte r ta k in g korex.
B y Mail and R ural R ou tes:
^States owed his bank $500 on a personal note. When it ■
e t fo r n o m in a tio n fo r th e office of , a n y p o litic a l fac tio n , c liq u e o r o r-
$ .6 '
O ne M o n th .................................. - .................................... .........................
V A L U A B LE ; 1 a n d ga it ned
10 pounds righ* away C ounty C lerk a t th e M ay p rim a r- g a n iz a tio n .
ell due, he drove to town, called at the bank, and told the FORESTS _______
seem ed to p u t new life in- ies.
T h re e M o n th s .................................................................................................
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W IL LIA M U L R IC H .
•ashier he wanted to pay his note. He called for a blank R e e re a tio n , G ro w in g R a p id ly , a n d
Six M o n th s.......................................................................................................
n e rv e s a n d m ad e m y blood
I have fo r th e p a st 5 y e a rs been
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e
note, filled it out forllie exact amount'of the old note, plus
c ir c u la te fa s te r, Now I am fu ll a D ep u ty C o u n ty C lerk a n d am
S H E R IF F
Is R ecoining B ig B rother
T oday,
m any fa m ilia r w ith ev ery b ra n c h of th e
of
pep
a
g
a
in
.’
A
t
th
e
e
a rn e s t so lic ita tio n of
nterest,
signed
it,
tore
up
he
old
note,
and
said,
“
Thank
o
f
O
ther
R
esources.
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
office, an d if e le c te d , I w ill give . raan y f rien ds who have im portun
$
.30
m
o
n
th
s
la
te
r.
Mr.
H
ain
es
still
S in g le In se rtio n , p e r Inch ..................................................................
God, that’s paid!”
close a tte n tio n to th e d d tie s of th e
feels a s "go o d a s n e w ,” a c c o rd -j of fice and feei c o n fid e n t t h a t I ed m e, I h a v e fin a lly c o n sen te d
Y early C ontracts:
to place m yself b e fo re th e R e p u b ­
The point, of course, is that the farmer is a “ renew- T h e A pril n u m b e r of T he V olt, ing to h is ow n s ta te m e n t.
.27%
w ill prove w o rth y of y o u r su p p o rt. lican v o te rs fo r th e o ffice of
O ne in sertion a w eek ...........................................................................
C
opco’s
official
p
u
b
lic
a
tio
n
is
d
e
­
er” and not a “ payer.” He is notoriously a-poor busi­
.28
A ccording to e n th u s ia stic u se rs
D EL1LIA ST E V E N S,
Tw o in s e rtio n s a w eek .........................................................................
S h e riff, b eliev in g t h a t th e e ff i­
.20
sig
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ed
to
f
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t
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r
th
e
a
im
s
of
c ie n t, o rd e rly a n d econom ical
th
e
b
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n
e
fits
of
k
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rex
a
re
com
-
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ness
man,
it
was
contended,
making
no
provisions
for
any
D ally insertion .......................................................................................
COUNTY SCHOOL
F o re s t P ro te c tio n W e e k ,” w hich
m a n n e r in w hich m y office h a s
Rates for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
p le te and la stin g . T h o u sa n d s th e ;
mt his immediate needs. In prosperous times, he had “ has
S U P E R IN T E N D E N T been, and is now , co n d u c te d w a r
been
p
ro
cla
im
e
d
by
P
re
s
id
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n
t
8
.10
F ir s t in se rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ....................................................
ignored or forgotten the narrow margin upon which his C oolidge to b e A p ril 21 to 2 8. w orld o v er a ie now u sin g th is
I am a c a n d id a te fo r re p u b lic a n • r a n ts my re-e le c tio n , if elected I
.05
E a c h su b s e q u e n t in se rtio n , 8 p o in t lin e ........................................
w o n d er co m pound.
W e ary a n d n o m in a tio n a t th e May p rim a rie s ; p ro m ise to c o n tin u e my p re s e n t
1.00
Card of T hanks ............ ........................................................................
business establishment, the farm, was operated, and was I t n o t only acco m p lish es th is p u r ­ wTo rn -o u t m en an d w om en, s u f­ fo r th e office of C ou n ty School ! policies of law e n fo rc e m e n t, ef-
.02%
O b itu a rie s , p e r lin e ................................................................................
inclined to over-extend himself with the inevitable result p ose in an in te re s tin g and e ffe c ­ fe re rs from m u sc u la r p ain , lack S u p e rin te n d e n t of J a c k so n C o u n ­ ficiency, econom y and s tr ic t a t ­
te n tio n to ¿luty in th e a ffa irs p e r­
e m a n n e r b u t p re s e n ts a t th e
of a p p e tite , lessened v ig o r and ty. I h av e served th e co u n ty fo r
W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
that when the margin narrowed or entirely disappeared, tiv
ta
in in g to th e office.
"A ll f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re an a d m issio n c h a rg e is m ad e o r 8 he was unable to meet his obligations. As he did not ful­ sam e tim e a c o m p re h e n siv e s u r ­ low g la n d u ’a r a c tiv ity , w 11 be th re e an d a h a lf y e a rs a s co u n ty
C. E. T E R R IL L .
s
u
p
e
rin
te
n
d
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n
t,
a
n
d
w
ill,
if
ag
a
in
vey of th e fo re m o st 'in d u strie s of
co llectio n ta k e n in A d v e rtisin g .
in te re s te d in le a rn in g t h a t th e e le c te d , w o rk as e a rn e s tly fo r th e ;
ly understand the reasons for his own predicament, he was th e R o g u e R iv e r V alley.
No d isc o u n t w ill be allow ed R e lig io u s o r B en ev o len t o rd e rs.
A m erican d is tr ib u to rs of k orex I c a u se of e d u c a tio n as h e re to fo re .
C A M B ER S FO R S H E R IF F
An e x c elle n t a rtic le
e n title d com pound h a v e a rra n g e d fo r k o r-
inclined
to
blame
his
banker
and
the
“
prevailing
system
”
To
th e R ep u b lican E le cto rs o f
SUSANNE
HOM
ES
C
A
R
TE
R
.
DONATIONS
" T h e R o g u e R iv e r P ro s p e rity M a­ px com pound to b? sold in A s h ­
Ja c k so n v ille J a c k s o n c o u n ty , O regon;
This
was
human,
of
course,
and
in
a
broad
sense
he
No d o n a to n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill be m ad e in a d v e rtis
I h e re b y an n o u n c e m yself as
c h in e / ’ by
E. H. M acD aniels,
la g o r jo b p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be In cash .________ _____
was right. The system of hanking which had been built F o r e s t S u p e rv iso r of th e S isk i­ land a t E a s t Side P h a rm a c y . Ask
c
a
n
d id a te fo r th e o ffice of S h e riff
COUNTY CO R O N ER
o u t korex com pound th e next
of J a c k s o n co u n ty , s u b je c t to th e
up in this country was suitable to the needs of commerce you N a tio n a l F o re s t occupies th e a L b ine
I am a re p u b lic a n c a n d id a te for w ishes of th e R ep u b lican v o te rs
you a re in th is d ru g sto re .
A P R IL 21
re e le c tio n fo r C o ro n e r of Ja ck - to be ex p ressed a t th e p rim a ry
and. industry. The needs of the farmer were not provid­ g r e a te r p a r t of th e issu e an d p re ­
BUT NOW IS C H R IS T R IS E N FROM T H E DEAD an d becom e
son co u n ty , s u b je c t to p rim a rie s i eL cd o n to be held o’n M a y Ï 6 ? ; 24.
ed for, nor was it contemplated that they should be. Un­ se n ts m an y in te re s tin g sid e -lig h ts
! May 16.
In a n n o u n c in g my cau d id a c y I
on
th
e
tim
b
e
r
in
d
u
stry
.
T
h
e
fo
l­
th e f ir s t f ru its of th e m t h a t s le p t.— I C o rin th ia n s 1 5 :2 0 .
P la tfo rm : E x p e rie n c e, p e rso n a l w ish to s ta te fo r th e in fo rm a tio n
der the prevailing law, a commercial-bank can make loans lo w in g fa c ts w hich a re q u o ted
a tte n tio n , econom ic m an a g e m e n t. of th e v o te rs th a t I have had fo u r
for a period sufficiently long to cover the ordinary com­ fro m M r. M acD aniels’ t a rtic le
' B eing a. s u b s ta n tia l ta x p a y e r I am y e a rs c le ric a l ex p e rien c e in th e
THE CHARTER DEFEATED
in te re s te d in th e econom ical m an- ! A ifflitor a n d R e c o rd e r’s office of
mercial transaction, but from a practical banker’s point sh o u ld be of in te r e s t to e v e ry o n e :
! a g e m e n t of all c o u n ty offices.
1 C h u rc h ill co u n ty , N ev ad a; th a t I
R iv e r V alley has fo u r
The Tidings had no belief other than that the pro of view, might not to make loans for a longer period.—A. b ig R o in gue
JO H N A. P E R L .
i also se rv e d fo u r y e a rs as S h e riff
d u strie s-—lu m b e rin g , a g r i­
of said c o u n ty , a n d feel th a t I am
posed city charter would be defeated. The result was in C. Wiprad, former vice-president of the Federal Land c u ltu re , w a te r pow er a n d m in in g .
i e m in e n tly q u a lifie d to fill th e
C
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evitable and guarantees that the city can proceed unmol Bank of St. Paul, in “ TheNation’s Business.
A f if th h u s k y y o u n g s te r, re c re a - ■
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m yself a s a , p o sition.
tio n , is g ro w in g up a n d p ro m ises I
I s tro n g ly fav o r law e n fo rce-
ested and remain free of entanglements that might have
c a n d id a te on th e re p u b lic a n tic k ­ !
1
m
en
t, esp ecially th e liq u o r law s,
e t, fo r n o m in a tio n a t th e com ing
No self-made man ever left out the working parts. to be a s big a s an y of th e re s t
| th e v io la tio n of w hich h a s be­
occasioned endless trouble.
p rim a ry fo r th e o ffice of co ro n e r
of th e fam ily . W ith o u t th e se , th e
com e a g r e a t m enace to th e com ­
Like many of those who voted against the proposed
of J a c k s o n co unty.
In d ia n s w ould be w elcom e to ta k e
m o n w ealth . I also fav o r th e e n ­
Spring always visits a few times before coming to th e v a l’ey back a t a n y tim e.
By v irtu e of m y p ro fe ssio n as fo rc e m e n t of th e m o to r v ehicle
charter, the Tidings believes that there is merit in the
an u n d e rta k e r, 1 feel tlia t I have
law to th e end t h a t th e lives of
P riz e f ru it, f a t liv e sto c k , tra in -
plan and predicts that at the opportune time in the future s t a v .
every q u a lific a tio n a n d th e n e c es­
people an d p ro p e rty m ay be p ro ­
lo ad s of p in e, e le c tric p o w er ’t o
s a ry e q u ip m e n t to p ro p e rly h a n d le
a new form of government will he adopted by the \ oteis ol
tec ted from th e a c ts of c a re le ss
m ay a rise .
A perfect lady never chews tobacco in public nor su p p ly g re a t c itie s, an d crow ds of “ N e u ritis m ay be loenliz- d in an v d u tie s w hich
and re c k le ss d riv e rs.
the city. It may be a commission form or it may he 8
H. W . CONGER.
to u ris ts a re th e p ro d u c ts of th e
I sh a ll, if e le c te d , bestow sp ec­
managerial form, depending upon the results of painstak shoots anv man unless he is her husband.
ial a tte n tio n to th e m a tte r of col-
p ro s p e rity m ac h in e an d th e y get a s in g 'e n e rv e o r m ay be g e n e ra l,
S H E R IF F
! lec tin g tax es, a n d th e ex ecu tiv e
la rg e
num ber
of
th e a tte n tio n th e y d e serv e . T he in v o lv in g a
ing investigation on the part of a committee or delegatior
A
s
a
c
a
n
d
id
a
te
in
th
e
R
e
p
u
b
li-
) d u tie s of m y office. .
A big league ball player makes more money than a r e s t of th e w o rk s, how ever, m e r­ n e rv e s .”
of representative citizens. In any event, it will contaii
can p rim a rie s fo r th e office of Adv.*
J . J . CA M BERS
F o r q u ic k a n d la s tin g relief, S h e riff, I d e sire to c le a rly defin e
its c o n s 'd e ra tio n .
If c a re w ill
ome of the principles provided for in the plan that wat burglar and nearly as much as a bootlegger-
k eep it in ru n n in g o rd e r it is only p h a rm a c is ts h a v e fo r th e p ast my p o sition on th e f u tu r e co nduct
COUNTY C L E R K
v ted down last Friday. A number opposed the proposed
re a s o n a b le to see t h a t it g e ts th a t few m o n th s d isp en sed J o in t E ase of t h a t office if elected .
I
am
c a n d id a te fo r th e office of
A New Yorker says women are 99 per cent crazy. c are.
My expedience a s a d e p u ty s h e r ­ C ou n ty C lerk , on th e re p u b lic a n
— a s ta in le s s , p e n e tr a tin g rem edy
charter believing a managerial form being better adapted
th a t, w h en ru b b e d over th e a ffe c t iff of J a c k so n C ounty, a n d as a tic k e t, s u b je c t to th e p rim a ry on
to Ashland. There is strong similarity betwsen the twe Women say that is one per cent less than he is.
Tim ber
S ta te T ra ffic O fficer, h a s ta u g h t
ed p a rts fo r a b o u t one m in u te, m e t h a t no peace o ffic er can give May 16.
T ake
th e
tim b e r
in d u stry .
forms and it is not at all improbable that a charter will
If elected C ou n ty C lerk I w ill
eoaks r ig h t in so th a t n o t a tra c e s a tis fa c to ry an d e ffic ie n t se rv ic e
T h e re is a d e f ’n ite a m o u n t < f
give
t th e office t h a t high d e g re e
‘ e drawn that will meet with the approval of all-
to th e pu b lic w hen h is a u th o rity
i is le ft on th e sk in .
of efficiency w hich th e people a re
tim b e r in J a c k s o n a n d J o se p h in e
J o in t- E a s t is fo r lim b e rin g up an d re s p o a s ib iltiy a re s h a re d by ju s tifie d in d e m a n d in g of a public
The Tidings has no apology to make for its stand oi
c o u n tie s, a p p ro x im
a te ly - 18 bilr
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, .
j i a n o th e r. T h e p re s e n t u n sa tisfa c - o fficial.
lion fe e t, a c c o rd in g (p th e b e s t ] 6*’11 j c n t s - re uc ng m
; to ry law e n fo rc in g c o n d itio n s is
the proposed charter providing for the commission forn
CA RL Y. TEN G W A LD
Roofs Should Be Beautiful and Also Durable
in fo rm a to n to be h ad . Do y o u r ' aud c a u sin g th e p a in to d isap - la rg e ly a ttr ib u ta b le to divided
of government. Our opposition was due more to the iact
Adv.
M edord.
an d fo r th is p u rp o se thous-1 a u th o r ity betw een a n ta g o n is tic 1
ow
n
fig
u
rin
g
,
»and
m
a
k
e
y
o
u
r
own
that sufficient time was not devoted to investigaing other
a n d s of tu b e s a re sold d a ily — 60 ; peace o fficers, e le m e n ts th a t a re
F O R COUNTY C L E R K
allo w an ces.
Som e of th e e s ti­ c e n ts a t all d ru g g is ts ev e ry w h ere . I
in to p ro d u ce c o n flict, inef-
forms of government with a view to applying them to Ash­
. ficiency a n d u seless expense.
I am a c a n d id a te fo r th e re p u b ­
m a te s a re low a n d som e a re li'g h , v
elected I sh a ll in sist upon lican n o m iu a tio n a t th e May p r i­
land, more than any other one thing. It is not wisdom to
a n d som e of th e tim b e r c o u n te d : A lw ays re m e m b e r w h en J o in t-
,.
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a
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n
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East,
g
e
ts
in
jo
in
t
«agony
g
e
ts
o
u
t
'
a
n
d
expect
to m a in ta in th e rig h t m aries fo r th e office of c o u n ty
bring about a marked change in our plan of municipal
c a n ’t b e lo gged, a n d Sb o n , it is ,
, to
rfo rm a ll th e d u tie s of s lie r c le rk . If n o m in a te d an d elected .
__ p r e _____________________________
im p o ssib le to g e t th e e x a ct fig u re ;
1 iff in th is co u n ty , an d it follow s . I p ro m ise th e people a s q u a re d eal,
government without thorough investigation. The resul
M I»»C O M O «» W IT » M M
how ever, th e a n n u a l c u t is one
t h a t I w ill be u n c o m p ro m isin g ly ; My p rin c ip le s a re econom y an d
of Friday’s election will serve to emphasize this statement
W A R D E N S M A K E HAULS
.M A TC M C O OOAAO« » O » « L A T » O « T » s l
opposed to special o ffic ers except s tr ic t a d h e re n c e to th e d u tie s of
h u n d re d m illio n fe e t, an d we ex­
AS W E L L AS F IS H E R M E N F e d e ra l A g en ts, w ith w hom I th e office.
I w ill e n d e a v o r to
___ « M IN O U L A * » T O « » M I H O L M
and be a guide for the future.
p ect to see it d o u b led b e fo re long,,
-e o m «
o w tM O « A n « » H ®
pled g e fu ll a n d c o m p lete c o o p e ra ­ keep th e office up to its p re s e n t
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,n ju < u » t» « «
and if you ta k e 200,000,000 from
PO R TLA N D , A p ril 19.— G am e tio n . 1 am in th o ro u g h accord w ith h ig h s ta n d a rd .
a n y a m o u n t o fte n en o u g h , you
W. H. CRAN DA LL
WHY STUDY HISTORY
both th e le tte r a n d s p irit of th e
w a rd e n s as w ell a s fish e rm e n
p ro h ib tio n law s and pled g e my
fin a lly g e t it all.
m ad e big c a tc h e s fo llow ing th e 1 a c ^jve and u n tir in g e ffo rts in th e ir J
The time is coming—and the sooner the better—when
( ’(>U X TY COM M ISSIONKR
If we w e re ta lk in g a b o u t a coal
o p e n in g of th e tr o u t fish in g s e a - ' e n fo rc e m e n t,
I am a c a n d id a te fo r re n o m in a ­
m
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ould
be
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the small boy’s plaintive “ aw, what’s the use o’ studying
J . J . McMAHON.
tio n of th e o ffice of C ou n ty Com -
ious. F o rtu n a te ly , tim b e r lan d is son T u esd ay
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! m issio n e r s u b je c t to th e R ep u b ll-
all this stuff?” will not arouse a vague query of what in­
U. C offm an, of F re e w a te r, O re.,
m ore lik e an a ’fa lfa p a tc h , and
P O L IT IC A L A N NO UN CEM EN T ] can p rim a ry of M ay 16th. If nom -
p a :d a 825 fin e fo r a n g lin g w ith ­
deed, is the use, in the mind of his elders. In the case ot
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y candi-1 in a te d and elected I w ill e n d e a v o r
w ill k eep r ig h t on tu r n in g o u t
o u t a licen se a n d a n o th e r of eq u al dacy l'or C ou n ty J u d g e , s u b je c t! to keep Ja c k so n c o u n ty en a cash
history, at least, results will be extremely disciplining
cro p s if given a little encouage-
a m o u n t fo r ta k in g tr o u t less th a n to th e d ecision of th e D em ocratic ' basis an d c o n tin u e to give my best
m enU To be so re, it ta k e s tim e,
the mind—and keeping the same small boy out of mischief
six in ch es in le n g th . T he sam e p rim a ry , on th e fo llow ing p la t- j e ffo rts to th e b u sin ess in te re s ts of
h ere is n o th in g of
b u t n o t so m uch a s you m ig h t
th e co u n ty .
during certain hours of the day.
f a te befell C. B. J o h n s o n an d B y­ fo rm :
m ore Im p o rtan ce to
R educe tax e s th ro u g h an eco-1
VICTOR B U R SE L L
th in k . T h e re a re p le n ty of tw o-
th e
hom e
bu ild er
Since history was first recorded, nations have risen
ro n B ra d sh aw of C o rv allis, each
incli se ed lin g s to d ay t h a t willl be
th a n to see to It t h a t th e
w hom w ere fin e d 850 fo r convic­
and fallen. They have risen when they have observed rqof Is co rrect. A roof
saw ed in to shop a n d fin ish and
tio
n on th e tw o c h a rg e s.
Ja ck
is
not
a
m
ere
covering
to
box b e fo re th e S avage R a p id s dam |
certain laws of growth, and they have fallen when they
com a «.**»»»•
a house.
To a larg e ex­
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k
,
co
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v
icted
o
f
fish
in
g
w ith
coma coo»«anA*»<in«
h a s to be rep la ce d .
T h e re is ,
have disregarded them. Over and over again, in dizzy te n t th e type of roof de­
m
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re
th
a
n
one
lin
e,
w
as
fin
e
d
825,
n e a rly tim e to ra is e a crop of '
upon th e style of
succession, wars have appeared, provoked by the same a pends
CHIMNEY DETAIt
P e te r C lift, o f K a la m a , W a sh .,
rc h ite c tu re , b u t com fort
D ouglas f ir saw tim b e r b e fo re th e
causes, and preceded by the same succession of events. a n d u p keep cost is very
sm aller th e house th e sim p ler th e bon d s fo r th e S ta te S o ld ie rs’ loan trie d to d e liv e r a tru c k lo a d of
u ch affected in th e y e a rs to com e roof.
Avoid big dorm ers.
" b o o tle g ” sa lm o n to P o rtla n d . H e
Modern business is falling in to the same lines that char­ m
i A p le a s a n t
by th e m a te ria l of w hich th e roof
T he p itch of a ll roofs depends J a re d ue.
w as a p p re h e n d e d a n d fin ed $50.
an d a g r e e a b le
on th e m ate ria l.
I t is desirable
acterized the guild system of the Middle Ages. In spite an d flashings a re m ade.
Irrigation
s
w eet and a
A
fin
e
of
850
w
as
im
posed
on
E.
T he sla n tin g roof is th e one to use a s lig h t m a te ria ls a s pos- '
T h e v alley g av ^ up try in g to
of tremendous contributions to knowledge that are con­ m ost
1
-a -s -t-I-a -g
generally used fo r dwellings, sible so th a t th e fra m ew o rk hold- |
. .
B u rto n , of P o rtla n d , fo r k illin g
b e n e fit aa
n lie a sa n ts in th e M ultno-
stantly being made, history continues placidly and irres a n d of It th e gam brel, gable, a n d in g th e roof need be a s lig h t as ! g e t a 'o n g w ith o u t irrig a tio n long . .
w e ll .
hip roof a re prev ailin g types. T he pcssible.
W ood shingles req u ire ago. In A p ril, e v e ry tr ib u ta r y to
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ietibly to repeat itself, with the same successes and the gable roof lends Itself to clim ates a L 1!* s t ~fou_r _ ln^ e!1. t0 th e tO°* R o g u e R iv e r is ru n n in g b a n k fu ll. m all g am e refu g e .
G ood fo r
w here th e re Is m uch snow a n d is pitch.
C opper shingles can be
te e th , b r e a th
same mistakes.
easiest to build.
C are should be safely used w ith a p itc h of tw o ■ W a te r in A u g u st is a t a p re m i­
a n d d ig e s tio n .
g e n e — P ac. Tel. & T el. Co
There must he certain elements of worth in these ta k e n th a t it does not extend too inches to a foot a n d on flat slight- um . A long a b o u t S e p te m b e r 1st, to E sp u en
d 868,000 fo r local im ­
M a k e s tb e
f a r over th e face of th e walls. I t : ly pitch ed roofs w here n e ith e r as- e v e ry s tre a m t h a t can be coaxed
historical movements or they would not be recurring again •h
n
e x t c ig a r
p
ro
v
em
e
n
ts.
o u ld have considerable p itc h ,! bestos, a s p h a lt o r wood can be
to a fie ld is tu n n in g w h o lly in
ta s te b e tte r .
and again. There must be danger signals on the paths over 25 degrees if it is to w ith ­ used th ey a re su ita b le a n d a re p e r­ in
an irr ig a tio n d itc h .
W .ater ha3
n d rain a n d snow.
m an e n tly w a te r tig h t.
that lead to disaster- The statesman must be quick to sta To
th e g am b rel roof m u ch th e
C opper roofs h a v e n o t only a been b ro u g h t fro m o th e r d r a in ­
recognize both in a careful study of history, and hasten sa m e advice applies. I t is m uch d elightful b e a u ty b u t a re expense- ages, a n d stl'll th e r e is p le n ty of
g racefu l if It is slig h tly curved proof a n d a re so lig h t t h a t th e la n d t h a t goes u n fa rm e d b ecau se
to apply them to the problems of the day in an eminently a m t ore
th e eaves.
T he hip roof should su p p o rtin g s tru c tu re can also bo
practical way. Then there will be no question as to why nev er p ro je c t m u ch beyond th e light. F lashings, w hich a rc th e it is to o d ry .
E v e ry b o d y k now s how
w a te r
oaves o r it will look like a little sheet m eta l used on roofs a t points
history is studied.
m an w e a rin g a big h a t, a n d to w here th e re a re angles or valley« r u n s o ff a tin ro o f. I t ru n s off
tiring th e roof line dow n n e a r th e an d w here th e ro o f com es in con- a b a rre n h illsid e so m e w h at a fte r
■JL No cure for it, bnt welcome
’x>p of th e w indow s ad d s th e im - ta c t w ith th e chim ney o r d o rm e ra
9 W relief is often brought by—
th
e
sam
e
fa
sh
io
n
.
G
ra
ss
holds
THE UNIVERSAL BOOK
p-ession of low ness an d charm . I t will quickly ru in th e ceilings bo*
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Dr. Charles W. Eliot has lengthened his famous “ Five i- d ra m b re t, alth o u g h th e hip T he safe w ay is to use copper, bo- lo n g e r; h e a v ily tim b e re d regf.ons
v V a r o R ub
p a r t w’ith i t v e ry slow ly. A showi­
Foot Shelf” of books by one-sixteenth of an inch. In r^ n b tn e s well w ith eith er. T he > cause co p p er does n o t ru st.
O v e r 1 7 M illion J a re U n d Y ea rly
e r t h a t fa lls on a b u rn e d h illsid e
the opinion of the president emeritus of Harvard the worth
in M ay leav es th e c o u n try and is
CLASSIFIED
ADS
BRING
RESULTS
of a book cannot be measured by its thickness, for the
gone fo r good by J u n e .
If It
fifty-second volume on the five-foot shelf he places on an
fa lls on a w ooded se ctio n , it rs
fl
lik e ly to be on h a n d to fill o u t
equality with the whole original fifty-one volumes. This
th e p e a rs a n d h e lp w ith th e la st
most diminutive volume in the diminutive Eliot library
crop of a lfa lfa .
P u m ice
and
is a savings bank hook with a consistently growing ac­
lav a ro ck do th e ir s h a re of w a t­
count.
e r c o n s e rv a tio n ; d a m s a n d s to r ­
Burglar Proof
C
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The Harvard Classics—which is the less commercial
ag e re s e rv o irs a re
in v a lu a b le ;
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P u b lished E very E ven in g Except Sunday by
InvigoratinyJomC'
In T a b let Form
Try This For
N E U R IT IS
Timely Facts for the Home Owner
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Elfter every meal
MORE
“ on e
eleven
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V IC K S
Yale
Guard Locks
title of the “ Five Foot Shelf”—have been recommended
to give the earnest reader the equivalent of a college edu­
cation. Dr. Eliot guarantees the savings account book to
give the earnest depositor satisfaction in early life and
peace and freedom from want in old age.
The book in the public library with its correspond­
ing index card showing the legend “ withdrawn” tells a
story of 'usefulness, hut with its withdrawls column un­
blemished by the rubber stamp tells a story of devout
thrift and laudable forsight.
Perhaps not everyone can get a thrill and material
profit from the classics composing the five-foot shelf but
who is the man, woman or child who is not inspired in J
reading the eloquent figures indited on the deposit side
of the savings hank book ? The banks urge the starting of Georòe Marion, BI an eh e Sweets William Russen
-.r.vin^s accounts with first deposits of as low as $1 be-
in Anna, Christie”
;
they know one deposit leads to another. They depre­
cate the first withdrawal because they have learned one] At The V ining Tuesday, W ed n esd a y and Thursday.
b u t th e V a lle y ’s b ig g est re s e rv o irs
a n d th e o nes sh e ow es m o st to,
a re th e fo re s ts on th e high S iski-
yous a n d C ascades.
T h e e n tir e a rtic le is re p le te
w ith m a n y a ttr a c tiv e p h o to g ra p h s
i w hich n o t only b rin g o u t th e les-
] son of “ P 'r q P re v e n tio n ” b u t p o r­
tr a y a s tr ik in g p ic tu re of th e re-
' c re a tio n a l p o ssib ilitie s of th e R o ­
gue R iv e r V alley. A m ong th e se
p h o to g ra p h s a r e sev eral scenes
fe a tu rin g local people, one of
“ T o g g ery B ill’ ’n th e a c t of ta k n g
a s te e lh e a d fro m th e R o gue and
a n o th e r of H a rv e y F e ld s of C.
M. K id d & C om pany, and
h is
b r o th e r c a rry in g a fin e b uck.
T h e re c re a tio n a l f e a tu r e m ak e s
th is iRsue a p o p u la r o n e fro m a its
nd
• Jimmy Proof
Pick Proof
and
Wear Proof
What Other People
Throw Aw ay
la
Winchester Store
Simpson’s
Hardware
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c o u n try .
I t is p re d ic te d
th a t i
m an y e x tr a copies of th is n u m b e r
w ill be m ailed to local people to .
frie n d s an d re la tiv e s th ro u g h o u t :
th e e a s te rn s ta te s.
To pro v id e
fo r th is a d d itio n a l d e m a n d T he
C a lifo rn ia -O re g o n
P o w er C o m -!
p a n y h a s secu red a la rg e n u m b e r i 3
j ° f « t r a o o p ie, w hich can he o h - | |
T laltor H orn o th e r section» o t t h e ' ta m e d Iro n , th e local office.
BEAT industries prosper by
utilizing what others would
throw away. In the same way a sen­
sible man achieves success by sav­
ing where the foolish man comes to
grief hv waste.
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The Gitizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon