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program that will eventually bring to this community
a
bad m issed on th e 4th.
L e a v in g th o u g h
th e y w ere on
ce m e n t th e a p p e a ra n c e of a tow n.
(E stab lish ed in 1 8 7 0 )
P u b lis h e d E v e ry E v e n in g E x c e p t S u n d a y by
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
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re stin g S u n d ay
am o n g
th e '
I th o u g h t of “ b u c k e ro o s” of w hich I will tell
th e s to ry of M oses c ro ssin g th e in m y next c h a p te r.
c
, i on botb sides of th e m o u n ta in s R ed Sea. To us it w as an un- A sh lan d , O re., J u ly 12, 1924.
Of work [ e n te r ta in e d u s w ith its m a n , c a n n y ex p e rien c e . T hia d ry la k e -!
C. B. W ATSON.
w him seys.
W e saw a b e a u tifu l ! bed w as a b o u t fo u r m ites a c ro ss
investigation. Every detail in which the prospective in Id ah o and to th e w est th e W a rn e r
vestot might be interested was investigated by a commit-! ranBie laom®d loftlly- The m irage
th e fire , license n u m b e r of c a r
th a t w ill he used by th e p a rty ,
lo catio n a t w hich fire is to be
b u ilt a n d d a te s th e p a rty expects
to be a t th a t location.
O fficers of th e C ra te r N a tio n a l
! w h e n we cam e o u t in to th e sa g e :
F o re st a re n o t a u th o riz e d Xo issue
p lain a g a in .
J ISSUE OF CAMP FIR E
p e rm its fo r an y o th e r F o re st, n o r
A few m iles f u r th e r on .we c a m e l
PERMITS RESTRICTED
fo r th e
C r a te r L ak e
N a tio n a l
to “ Old C am p C. F . S m ith ” w h ere
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i P a rk .
d u rin g th e Civil w a r th e r e h ad
O w ing to th e e x tre m e ly high i
been a g a rriso n of v o lu n te e r fire h a z a rd a t th e p re s e n t tim e I
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tro o p s w hose d u ty it w as to w a tc h i an d to th e fa c t th a t if c o n d itio n s i L e tte rh e a d s . s ta te m e n ts .
t o
th e In d ia n s
w hile th e
re g u la r c o n tin u e a s th e y a re it m ay be y o u r o rd e r a t th e T id in g s O ffice,
tro o p s w ere se n t to jo in th e a rm y n e c e ssa ry to ta k e quick actio n to We h a v e a good Job p rin tin g de
in th e s o u th . T h e b u ild in g s h e re close c e rta in a re a s to all fo rm s p a rtm e n t.
tf
of c o u rse w ere all e m p ty a n d th e j of tra v e l, th e a u th o r ity to is s u e '
spot a b a n d o n e d . In th e ab sen ce cam p fire s has been rev o k ed from
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of tim b e r th e b a rra c k s h ad been ev e ry o n e except
P e rm it« m
» . F , o . rs t
o ffic rs - !
In itia tiv e p e titio n to ab olish
■ c o n s tru c te d
of
“doby” .
T he P e rm its m ay be o b ta in e d a t t h e 1 public
j ro o fs w e re gone an d th e w a l ls ! F o re s t S u p e rv is o r’s o f fic T in Med- s 'o o o n ' '
<om nnsslon lacks
fa llin g in. A m ile so u th of th is _.
__________
’
a
old eam p w as a g re a t sto ck ra n c h , j
know n as th e “ D evine R a n c h .”
T he o w n e rs w ere possessed of
th o u sa n d s of c a ttle a n d h o rse s i,,
an d . p e rh a p s, 25 o r 30 V a q u e ro ’s. i “
m an y of
th em M exicans,
had i "
c h a rg e of th e possessions.
T he
b u ild in g s,
c o rra ls
and
g re a t j
1 h e a t an d d ra w th .
O F F IC IA L CITY P A P E R ................................................................T e lep h o n e 39
E n te re d a t th e A s h la n d ,O re g o n P u sto ffic e a s S econd C lass M ail M a tte r
n u n n l J » ,.v
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¡a s s ig n e d to th eill.
Subscription Price, D elivered in City
O ne M onth
Ashland needs more payrolls, One of the disadvan- ’ake at the foot of th e m o u n ta in
T h re e M onths
l .a 5
Six M o n th s ............................................................................ ...........................
3.75 tages experienced here during past years has been the in th e d ire c tio n to w a rd w hich
O ne Y e a r
’•“ ¡inability to provide employment"to good citiapns who do- ?,urJ ra"„,,;°,ntKl “ *
By Mail and Rural- Routes:
One M onth ....
.05 b i i e d to make their homes here but were prevented be- the s o u th o r n o rth . T he la k e ap-
T h re e M onths
J cause of being unable to provide for themselves and fam- p e a re d to be tw e n ty m iles o r m ore
Six M onths .
In e x te n t a n d p re s e n te d a b e a u tifu l
O ne Y ear
......... .................................................................................... 6.50 dies. No town can grow under a condition of this kind.
display advertising r a t e s :
There, is ev erj reason to believe that Ashland is admir- p ic tu re w ith its sh in in g su rfa c e
d s u rro u n d in g m ead o w lan d s.
S ingle in s e rtio n , , p e r in ch ........................ .......................................... $ .30
ably situated both as to a lumber supply and a market for an
T h e c o u n try
to w a rd th e
e a st,
Y o a r,y ..CwntraCt8i
2 7 % I box. s,looks’ and that the constructioiyof the factory will n o rth e a s t and s o u th e a s t w as an
One in s e rtio n a w eek
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Two in s e rtio n s a w eek ..........................................................................
.25 “ Begin the development of our timber resources is evident e x te n d e d sag e-p lain In Its so m b er
D aily in s e rtio n ............................... ................... ;....................................
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Either few people realize the wealth of timber tribu brow n a n d s h im m e rin g h e a t, bor-
R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A d vertising
d ista n c e w ith g rim
tary to Ashland or else they fail to grasp the importance m d e o re u d n ta in in s th b e a rre
F irs t in se rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e .................................... ................. $ .10
n of tim b e r. R e-
E ach s u b s e q u e n t in se rtio n , 8 p o in t lin e .........................................
.05
of
it.
To
neglect
longer
the
development
$f
this
indus
m e m h e rin g o u r e x p e rien c e s of th e
C ard of T h a n k s ___________ ___________________ _____________
1.00
O b itu a rie s , p er lin e .................................................................................
.0 2 % try will mean that interests operating at other points p a st tw o of th re e d ay s th e p ro s
will soon secure control of tributary timber and manufac pect w as n o t c h e erin g . T h e day
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
“ A ll f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re a u a d m issio n c h a rg e is m ad e or a ture it into finished products elsewhere, losing eternally b e fo re we had seen w h a t w e to o k
co llectio n ta k e n in A d v e rtisin g .
the wealth and benefits that rightfully belong to Ashland. to be a n In d ia n on a w h ite pony
No d isc o u n t w ill be allow ed R e lig io u s o r B e n e v o len t o rd e rs.
seem ed to he tr a ilin g
us.
The securing of a box factory means an important w A ho
g a in to d a y w e saw w h a t we
DONATION'S
No d o n a tio n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill m e m a d e in a d v e rtis step in a program to save our timber resources to Ash to o k to be th e s a m e In d ia n w a tc h
in g or jo b p r in tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be in cash.
land, and the I’idirtgs predicts that in the event the fac ing us fro m a h ig h p o in t on th e
tory -becomes a reality that within three years the lum m o u n ta in .
s ta c k s
JU L Y 18
T A K E NO T H O U G H T ‘say in g , W h a t sh a ll we e a t? o r, W hat bering industry will afford more employment and more
A Slid e to Camp
sh a ll w e d r in k ? o r. W h e re w ith a l sh a ll w e be c lo th e d ? B u t seek ye
Below
us w as a slo p in g b a n k of
f ir s t th e kin g d o m of God, and his rig h te o u sn e s s : an d a ll th e se th in g s wealth to the community than any other single industry snow t h a t
e x te n d e d dow n
th e
represented here.
sh a ll be ad d ed u n to you.— M atth ew 6 :3 1 , 33.
m o u n ta in fo r. p e rh a p s , a m ile.
Som e of u s g a th e re d such b ru sh
There is a grand opportunity for an insurance man as
we could g e t a n d p re p a re d
LET THE CONSTITUTION ALONE
with A policy that will insure domestic felicity.
th e m fo r a c o ast dow n th e snow -
“ Let the Constitution alone!” was the essence of
j h a n k . W a lra d fo u n d a f la t ro ck
the sentiment of the meeting of the American Bar Asso
Nearly all people are fair and decent if they have of s u ffic ie n t d im e n sio n s to sit bn
ciation, which has just closed its forty-seventh annual some assurance that the other fellow will be.
a n d con clu d ed to use t h a t in ste a d
convention in Philadelphia, under the presidency of Rob
of b ru sh .
A s we h a d com e up
fro m th e cam p we h a d d u g o u t |
ert E. Lee Saner of Dallas. Texas.
The modern man thinks he is roughing it when lie
q u ite a b asin a t th e lo w e r end of
Mr. Saner noted that in the last Congress there were wears a solt collar and drives an open ear.
th e snow b a n k to p ro v id e w a te r '
a hundred proposals to amend the fundamental law of
on o u r r e tu r n .
W h e n a ll w ere
the land, most of them looking towards making of the
The people who haven’t lime to vote always find re a d y w e s ta r te d on o u r c o astin g .
national government a sort of snper-boaurocracy of time during the ensuing year to cuss the men elected.
I t w a s . s te e p e r th a n w e h a d fig
u re d it a n d in a few ro d s W al
wholly paternalistic tendency.
r
a d ’s f la t ro ck g o t aw ay f r o m ;
It is generally understood and agreed by all of us
him an d le ft him w ith only h i s '
that the national government,, within the laws made and
o v e ra lls b etw een h im se lf a n d t h e '
provided and under the Constitution, is all powerful.
snow . W e of th e b ru sh c o n triv - j
V
The Golden Rule
of h ay, gave th e “ ra n c h o ”
np HE
ACATION
For sunburn, bites, soreness,
oilier half of the golden
1 rule is that you should intelli
gent 1\ love and care for yourself.
Otherwise von ean ha of'no help
to other people. Strengthen ve^ir-
selt and make yourself a source of
stiength to others by opening a sav
ings account in this hank.
7
poison ivy or summer colds
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V IC H S
;
v a r o r u b
Ooer 17 HSilfiott Jar.t Usec? Ycarfv
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
.
Ashland, Oregon
Interesting Reminiscences By A
Southern Oregon Pioneer
Because the Constitution provides a means by which it
may be amended, the national and state legislatures have
the right, the power, the ability to amend it. But it
should be inos,t carefully noted that because a man may
do something, is no reason why he must do it, and that
there is a social obligation which prevents the exercise
of many rights either given or implied by law. No statute
compel Is a man to w eafa eoat or collar in public, remove
his hat in church, or forbids him to paint his house pink
with green dragons on it. A sane observance of decency
and neighborliness prevents In mfroiu doing that which
would make others 'uncomfortable merely because be has
a right to do i t . That same sane observance of the un
written rights of us all, must he encouraged to prevent
law makers from doing what they have a right to do,
merely because they have it.
lhe (’onsfftution is the underlying force which has
made the I nited States great. We know what it can do,
because we know what it has done. We do not know
what it may do if repeatedly amended. Neither this nor
any statements by the great lawyers of the American Bar
Association are intended to mean that the Constitution
should never he amended, but only that it should be
amended but slowly, and not until the absolute necessity
of that amendment is (dearly and unequivocally shown
to exist. ii every ( ongress passed a hundred amend
ments to the Constitution, and every year saw those one
hundred enactments ratified by three-fourths of the Vnit-
ed States, the great and fundamental law of this land
would lose its character in half a decade. “ We, the peo
ple of the United States” would then find ourselves liv
ing, not under the republic founded and cherished by the
forefathers; fought, hied and died for by our patriots,
loved and protected by Lincoln, and held up as a god
among governments by the oppressed of all the earth,
but under a new, untried and doubtful form of govern
ment which, because it could not do better than the con
stitutional government has done would inevitably do
far worse.
“ Let the Constitution alone!” might well he coupled
with ‘Honor the flag!" as a basic American crv.
an ces fa re d b e tte r b u t n o n e of
us could sto p a n d by th e tim e we I
ra n o u t of snow we h ad developed
a s to n is h in g speed.
W a lra d w as
h ead ed d ire c tly fo r th e b asin we
h a d scooped o u t, w hich w as now
' C h a p te r Seven
fille d w ith w a te r a n d in to it lie
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' u n til a fte rn o o n w hen we conclud-
p lu n g ed w ith th e w a te r up to h is
We Are C onfused W ith M irages
tO S° ®V6r the sum m it and And
a rm p its . T he r e s t of us lit in a
I a cam p on th e o th e r slo p e W a lte r i a « .,
A i d Ujunp at An Undrinkable w as c o m p la in in g b u t th o u g h t h e
U
/
'
PlUm bUSh6S a B d !
W ater H ole in the D esert.
w as a b le to rid e. As we clim bed SUffered VariOUS b ru is e s - “ i t c h e s j
rn
the m onntnin , v,-
.
¡ a n d la c e ra tio n s ; b u t t h e w o r s t'
The c o u n try on b oth sides of tb e m ° « n ta in , w hich h ad no tim -
of it w as t h a t o u r c lo th e s w ere
S tein s m o u n ta in is n o ted fo r i t s 1 b er b u t an
occasio n al
ju n ip e r a lm o st s trip p e d fro m o u r bodies
p h a n ta s tic m ira g es.
T he p lain ! tr e e ’ we looked back upon th e
w as q u ite level w ith w h ite s a g e i d e s e rt o i y e s te rd a y ’s s u ffe rin g a n d gave us se v era l h o u rs of s e r
ious, e m p lo y m e n t a f te r we re a c h
g ro w in g f la t an d h u t a few i n c h e s ! an d a g a in saw tb e e lu s iv e m ir-
ed cam p p a tc h in g th em up.
high. T h e a lk a li d u s t w as as fine ag es p lay in g a b o u t o v er th e b u rn -
R e a c h D ry L a k e B»-<1
as po w d er a n d in th e g r e a t h e a t *ng sa n d s a n d a lk a li. In 187S a n d
M yer w as w ell on to reco v ery
w as s u ffo c a tin g . Tw o of o u r 7 9 1 su rv e y e d m uch of th is sam e
t h a t e v e n in g a n d we p re p a re d to
h o rse s d ro p p ed an d we had to c o u n ^r y a n d grew fa m ilia r w ith
m ove on th e n e ^ t m o rn in g . T h e re
leave them . T he w hole p lain fo r a g re a t divtT sity o i m ira g es. T his
w as no tim b e r on th is m o u n ta in
m iles seem ed in a sh im m e rin g Was th e 6 th d ay of J u ly a n d o u r
except a few s tru g g lin g ju n ip e rs
h e a t and
m ira g e s a p p e a re d
in ! 4 th had been s p e n t in ro u n d in g
a n d now a n d th e n a lonely, sc ra g -
se v era l d ire c tio n s. W e saw la k e s • W a rn e r la k e a n d c h a sin g th ie v -
gly pine.
W e h ad
s p e c u la te d
s p a rk p n g in th e d ista n c e. L in es ¡ in g In d ia n s in tb e e v e n in g in
upon th is b e a u tifu l la k e a b o u t
of w illow s a p p e are d as th o u g h I ste a d of w a tc h in g fire w o rk s a t w hich we h ad had no in fo rm a tio n .
As we
m a rk in g w a te r co u rses. H ouses. 1 th e e n d of a c e le b ra tio n
In th e m o rn in g we pro ceed ed on
Fanners A ttentiju
b a rn s and g re a t sta c k s of hay o ut p assed th e su m m it w e crossed o u r jo u rn e y a p p a re n tly to w a rd
lined th em se lv e s in th e d ista n c e , sn o w b a n k s of c o n sid e ra b le ex- th e m id d le of th e la k e in its n o rth
F ly seaso n w ill soon be on.
G et y o u r Shoo F ly a n d E. Z.
th o u g h we knew th a t th ey did n ot •
a n d s o u th le n g th . O ur h o rse s
Bos. fly s p ra y fo r y o u r cow ’s
ex ist th e re in re a lity . W e c o u ld }
” M yer GrOws 1,1
/w ere s tru n g o u t on th e tr a il m a k
th e b e st fly k ille r m ade. G a rd
be
see w a te r in se v era l d ire c tio n s !
W a lte r M yer
seem ed to
ing a p ro cessio n a lm o st a m ile
en H ose, and
g a rd e n tools,
w ith
a n d w ere s u ffe rin g lik e th e A n g ro w in g w o rse, s u ffe rin g
fen c in g
and
b in d e r
tw in e,
long. P h illip s a n d O scar w ere in
cien t M a rin e r, w ith “ w a te r, w a te r c h o le ra m o rb u s a n d we co ncluded th e lead ,
m
o
w
ers
a
n
d
re
p
a
irs
alw
ay
s on
M yer a n d
C ardw ell
e v e ry w h e re an d n o t a d ro p to to cam p a t th e f ir s t p ro m isin g a b o u t th e m id d le a n d W a lra d and^r h a n d .
d r in k .” N ight w as com ing on an d place.
I b rin g in g up th e re a r. W e w ere
A b o u t tw o m iles dow n th e slope
S tein s m o u n ta in seem ed as d is t
s u rp rise d , as th e lak e w as n e a r
a n t as ev er. Off to th e n o r th e a s t we cam e to a s tre a m of w a te r in ed to see t h a t th e band did not
som e of th e p a rty in siste d th a t th e m id st of e x c e lle n t p a s tu ra g e v e e r off th e ir co u rse. T he w a te r
Such sim ple
th e y saw a little lak e , a n d P h il a n d m ad e cam p.
show ed rip p le s on its su rfa c e a n d |
rem
e
d
ie
s
as
we
h
ad
did
n o t seem
lips d ire c te d m e to rid e in th a t
on its f u r th e r s h o re an a s to n is h
d ire c tio n and see if it w as w a te r. to do th e sick m an a n y good a n d ing sp e cta cle p re se n te d itself.
A fte r rid in g a b o u t a m ile from a n d as it g rew d a rk W a lte r grew T h e re w as a good sized tow n w ith
th e h e rd I cam e upon th e h an k w orse. I re m e m b e re d th a t w h ere s tr e e ts com ing s tr a ig h t dow n to
of a “ w a te r-h o le ” . T he w a te r wds I p ick e ted J n p itg r. I had notic th e w a te r a n d te r m in a tin g a t v e r y ,
a b o u t te n o r fifte e n feet below ed som e w ild m in t of th e v a rie ty d is tin c t w liaiv e s a t w hich b o ats
th e su rfa c e w ith steep ly slo p in g of w hich m o th e r used to m ak e w e re m o ored. Som e of th em a p
banks.
I got off my h o rse and te a fo r s lig h t sto m a c h tro u b le s. p e a re d to be good sized steam
led him dow n to it, h u t a f te r one W a lra d a n d I got o u t o u r b a tte re d b o a ts
Of c o u rse we now knew
an x io u s ta s te he tu rn e d aw ay and la n te rn a n d r s ta r te d dow n th e we w ere a g a in victim s of th e p lay
A BISHOP’S 30DIN GS
refu se d to d rin k . I trie d it and cre e k to fin d th e m in t. B efore fu l m ira g e. T he h ead of th e band
Bishop Sumner, of Oregon, has found something found it to be an a lk a li of unbe- going I d ire c te d th a t a dozen k e p t s te a d ily on its c o u rse a n d
o e s w hich w e c a rrie d w ith
e n te re d , w h a t a p p e a re d to us a t
wrong with the world and blames it all on the voting mar lie v e ab le s tre n g th . I t w as ropy h us, o rse be sh placed
in th e fire a n d h e a t
w ith th e u n d rin k a b le com pounds
ried couples. He declares “ easy marriage and easy di th a t m ak e it up. I clim bed out ed up. H u n tin g m in t in th ic k th e r e a r end of th is long p ro ce s
vorce are the most serious problems before the nation an d w hen on th e b an k I discov g ra s s in th e d a rk is r a th e r an u n sion to be th e w a te r. W e could
see th e rip p le s and
th e
w a te r
today.”
ered th a t th e w h o le hand w as c e rta in u n d e rta k in g , b u t we h u n t s p la s h in g a s th e h o rse s e n te re d
it is quite obvious that the estimable cleric is more com ing on a ru s h . T hey seem ed ed a b o u t p lu c k in g f ir s t one th in g it. T h e w a te r seem ed to g r a d u
n o th e r, ta s tin g an d sm ellin
than temporarily concerned with matrimony and its evils, to have sm elled th e w a te r and a u n n d til a we
a lly d eep en u n til only th e backs
fo u n d o u r m in t a n d g a th
could not be held back.
T hey
with emphasis on the evils. But Bishop Sumner is hard ru sh e d dow n th e b a n k s cro w d in g ered a good q u a n tfty , w eeds a n d of th e h o rse s could be seen and
ly alone in the belief that over-hasty Jiiarriages are part each o th e r in to w a te r of suffic- all. W hen we r e tu r n e d to cam p fin a lly th e ir h e a d s an d th e bodies
th e m en w ho w ere a t th e fro n t.
ly responsible tor the increase in divorce and that an i e n f d e p t h to sw im th em . A fte r a we pick ed it over, s e p a ra tin g th e T of hen
we cam e to th e edge of a
increase in divorce is of great concern to modern civil r e g u la r bovine rio t we got th em m in t u n til we h ad e n o u g h to w h ite a lk a li p la in th a t s tre tc h e d
m ak e a q u a r t of tea . H o t h o rse
ization. Society believes that it suffers every time di ou t. N ig h t h ad fa lle n and we shoes
aw ay fo r m iles, so h a rd t h a t th e
w ere p u t to h is sto m a c h and
n ot th in k it sa fe to try to go
h o rse s fe e t m ad e a rin g in g as
vorce brings new hope and a little happiness to an in- did
famous
f u rth e r. T h e re w as no g ra ss fo r th e te a , a s h o t a s he could b e a r
compatahle couple.
it
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given
him
in
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Bishop Sumner, however, stands strangely alone a cam p fire. W e re m a in e d th e re tity . H e d e c la re d I w as try in g
among those ot his prolession in the belief that the young a n d w a tc h ed th e h o rse s to p re v e n t to b u rn him o u tsid e a n d scald him
$ 0 0 .0 0 to N ew p ort
e. W ith r e p e titio n s of th is
people ot today are just as good as their parents and th em from s c a tte rin g a n d w a n tr in e sid
and return, sold Fri
a tm e n t h e grew e a sie r a n d by
grandparents were when they were young folks. As had d e rin g aw ay in th e d a rk . A t d ay m id n ig h t w e h a d o u r p a tie n t sleep
days, Saturdays and
lig h t m ira g e s had been d is s ip a t
social influences he can't distinguish between the excur ed an d S te in s m o u n ta in loom ed ing q u ie tly . T hey d u b b e d m e th e
Sundays. Return limit
sion boats, roller skating rinks, drinking parlors and up only a few m iles aw ay. W e “ h o rse -sh o e D o c to r” a n d I held
16 days.
t
h
a
t
title
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a
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dance halls ot 20, 40 or 50 years ago and the automobile s ta rte d o u r band to w a rd a g ree n
$ 0 0 .0 0 to N ew p o rt
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petting parties, jazz dances and hip flasks of the so-called spot on th e sid e of th e m o u n ta in
and
return, sold any
W a lte r w as n o t a b le to tra v e l
ultra modern today. In the opinion of this Pacific coast and a t n in e o ’clock w ere a t S kull th e n e x t d a y so w e s ta y e d over
day. Return limit 3
clergyman the parents, who are now shocked by the es c re e k .
Ju
st
Received
and h ad th e c e le b ra tio n t h a t we
months, not to exceed
W ater and Grass at Last
capades and acts ot their children, have forgotten that
October 31,1924.
a
It is d iffic u lt fo r one w ho has
they once caused their parents as .much or more concern. n e v e r h a d such ex p e rien c e s to
Large Shipment
Visit this old favorite
Perhaps Bishop Sumner really wants to tell the re a liz e th e re lie f of such an oasis
of
resort frequently this
young folks that they shouldn’t spoil their fun by get in such a d e se rt. T h e w a te r w as
Galvanized Sprinklers
summer.
ting married too early ami that matrimony is too ser delicious, th e g ra s s a b u n d a n t a n d
and
Q/lsk agent for
th e sp o t a re g u la r h o rse heaven.
J u s t a rriv e d
new
sto ck
of
ious a business for immature minds.
Pails
d
ish
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s
fo
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m
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in
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ts
of
4S,
H ere we had a ch an ce to m ak e
full information
51 a n d 84. ‘ Tw o p a tte rn s of
up fo r o u r fa st a n d fam ish in g .
h ig h g ra d e C hina.
A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
N ear by w as a lo t of w ild red
The encouragement extended by the Chamber of Com ra s p b e rrie s w hich we g o rg ed fo r
ASHLAND FURNITURE
merce to the movement looking to the construction of a d e sse rt. W a lte r M yer o v er-d ld th e
COMPANY
th in g an d a few h o u rs la te r gave
box factory here is a step in the right direction and the us
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N. Main
m an y h o u rs a p re h e n sió n le st
G. N. Kramer, Local Agent.
Tidings sincerely hopes that it is only the beginning of a j Ü perish We “remained
t,
Phone 14 or 43
I
B ein g a se rie s of in te r e s tin g a rtic le s d e a lin g w ith e a rly d ay
e v e n ts an d p io n ee r m en a n d w om en w ho m ad e h is to ry a n d
b u n d e d to r su c ce
e d in g g e n e ra tio n s .
feed
(B y C. B. W ATSON)
PEIL’S CORNER
to Newport
The
Winchester
.
Store
New Dishes
Simpson’s
Hardware
9
Southern
Pacific
New Prices on
I im e to R e -tir e ?
'B u y F is k )
Fisk and
Massasoit
CORDS
FISK CORDS
30x31-2 Clincher ...........$10.30
32x4 Straight S id e .........$17.50
MASSASOIT CORDS
30x31-2........................... $ 8.75
I
.....................$14.00
z
(. hi soil you it bettor tire for less money
than any mail order house and our tire service
goes with everv tire we sell.
Umne in and see the New Bed Top Disk
Lord for heavy duty.
Kruggle Bros. Tire Shop
East Side Pharmacy
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Phone 51
Hair Grown
or No
Drug Specials
M oney
N otice the
. Van Ess flex-
' 1 b 1 e rubber
m a ssa g e
| cap on the
I bottle.
You
' rub the bottle
I over
vour
head ana the
rubber nipples
feed the hair
growing med
icine into the
s c a l p . One
m inute a day
in your own
home with Van
Ess L i q u i d
Scalp M assage m eans an abundance of
new hair and the gloss and luster that
come with perfect hair health. Ask us
8 n Ut
’ G'day treatment plan. We
sell it under inoney-back guarantee.
23c Peroxide .................. 16c
25c Lysol ........................ 16c
25c Castor Oil .............. 16c
25c Rochelle Salts .........16c
25c Carbonated Salve .. 16c
59c Vaseline 1 l b .......... 35c
50c Liver Salt .............. 35c
50c Milk M ag n e sa........ 35c
7 Bars Crystal White Soap 25c
Electric Curling
Toilet Articles
Iron
Special 98c
25c Talcum ................... 16c
25c Shaving Cream . . . . 16c
Cream Oil Soap, . .2 for 11c
50c Moglac tooth paste 35c
50c Bay Rum ................ 35c
50c Vanishing Cream . .35c
50c Cold Cream .............35c
'EASTMAN KODAKS and SUPPLIES
We do Kodak Finishing