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was a food one. When We can laugh at our mistakes,
we are on the safe rogd, and the Pelican boy» ceftah\ly
made uh laugh.
The; day of the battle between Ashland and Medford,
between Medford and Klamath Falls or between Klamath
Falls and Grants Pass is gone. We are now one, South'
ertt Oregon, and with all oar efforts concentrated into
making this section of the state the most prosperous
in tho country, we are bound to suoeeed.
Let’s got
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Sincerely yours,
Auntie Ashland.
heart west oat tenderly
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Members Ashland Kiwanis Club,
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Ashland, Ore.,
Dear Boys:
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I It certainly is a fine thing when a hunch of business
men will stop during their rush hour to consider how
they can aid the school children of their city. Most
business people leave that for the school board, and when
the people who make up the board do their level best,
they are liable to meet up with complaints from those who
fkil to take any interest in anything, except to complain.
; You fellows, la deciding to fix up the Junior High
School grounds are doing something whieh has long been
deeded. With a little work and the expenditure ef a little
money, you will soon have a monument which will more
than ever put over your motto, “ We Build.”
< You build, not only material things, hut you build
the lives of human beings which means moro than any
Wood or steel or concrete structure,
Sincerely,
Auntie Ashland
Members High School Football Team,
Ashland, Ore.,
Dear FelowB:
Well, the football season is almost over, and although
the won and lost column doesn’t show much in your
favor, we are just as proud of you as though you had
Won every game.
* A bunch of little fellows, without much knowledge of
What football was, or how it is played, you went up
against teams composed of big huskies, learned in the
ways of football.
Even though you were defeated, you battled every
inch of the way. That’s why we are proud of you.
In the Medford game, with the score overwhelmingly
against you, you fought on to the last, until even the most
partisan Medford rooter was forced to express his ad
miration for your gameness.
Games won and lost do not mean everything. WUei\
a team will battle all season and finish a losing year
fighting just -as hard as they started, they have some
real men on it. That’s what you fellows a r e..
Yours truly,
*
Auntie Ashland.
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largely
fi
fch
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to hoy
M u llen s whom Ms M a s famous
in his “Courtship of Milos StanA
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Creai Mothers
W IL M IN G T O N .Del., Nov. 81
— (U . P . ) — Mrs.’ K a t h e r i n e
Thompson Wood of this city was
granted a divorce from Osborne
Wood, former lieutenant and son
of General Leonard Wood, by
Judge Rice after a bearing in
superior court here this after
noon.
’ The Agriculture Department
Mas been at great paina to tell
t>e world that it bee no ob
jection to kissing.
W hy, you
^■it, should tbs department sup
pose anybody did suspect It of
bjectlng? Because - It received
whole stack of letters, accus-
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Where Do We Go From Here?
mistico Day Ideal R o ta ry
Among tho guasta registered at
Tho Ashland Motel guest» are:
3. C. Moyers, P o r t e d , A. J.
K elly,
San
Franclseo,
Albert
Cohen and w ife and baby, San
Francisco, Edward M. Junes, San
Francisco, G. C. Arm our, San
Franclseo, P. Herool, and wife,
Montesano, Washington, W . Mc
Cormick,
SOatftle,
W . < Lloyd
Grave«, Portland, Victor Dickey,
Portland, Peter O’Connor, K lam
ath Falls, A. R. Frasier, Port-
Tho members of the guard of
honor have never requested a
furlough, fearing some other
soldier may replace them.
So
proud are they o f th e ir doty
that they seldom even petition
for a pass.
Under the watehful courteous
eyea of the goard e f honor, hun
dreds ... o f ' thousands . of visitors
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THE ■ FIRST
. FREEZE
calls for
COLD TABLETS
Week’s Laxative
' Tablets
They’re Small
But Mighty
Lithia Spring)
. Pharmacy
L lth la Springe H otel
Oregon H otel— -
Those registered a t the Ore
gon H otel are: W . F . Jungblolm,
Spokane: „ W ashington
A lfred
Jungblom, Spokane, Waehingtoa,
George Bendrek, Salem, C. W
Em m ett,
Salem, 3. R.
Nagre,
W ild er, Idaho; A . W hilom , Loi
Angeles, C. P. Heselg, Beawlck
H . Hernia Besswick. C. P .R o b lg
Beyond the
Premium
Things to be
thankful for
Prem ier ^nlnleve challenged U>e
Chamber tonight, demanding that
It either pass soon on his fi
nancial projects or “choose an
other government.” The session
reeeseed at IS p. » .
BODY
O L Y M P IA , Wjgsh, Nov., 81—
(U.! P .) — Interest In the Wash
ington legislature was centered
today on the Banker reclamation
bth, tho controvsffy over which
haa been growing hotter day by
day. IM e governor and bis De
partment of Conversation and
Development were the targets
of severs criticism by the lir t-
gatlonlsta at the bearing on tbs
bill last night.
Payment of your premium
does not mean that you
Are forgotten until the
next payment is due.. On
flfir« Contrary this agency
is On the alert at all times
to shoulder your insur
ance problems.
Common sense demands your
Insurance matters should be
handled by men trained to
solve Insurance problems, men
capable of relieving yon of nil
worry concerning your Insur
ance needs.
Local Agency of
Tke H artford Pire
Insurance Co.
The
Enders Co
Eugene— Beveral bundred men
w ill wprk all Winter on 8. P.
Tunnel» for Klam atb Falls ltne?
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Ashland Boy Scouts,
Ashland, Ore.,
Dear Boys:
Today you fellows have been out gathering up old
clothing, to be used by the Near East Relief, and I certain*
ly hope you have had a lot of success.
t Few of us can realize that an old coat or an old
dress, something we have no earthly use for, may save g .
hhman life. But when we are told of the suffering of
ffce people of the Neer Wool, we ea» hardly heheve-khe
tales, they are .so terrible.
, It is part of the Boy Scout creed to do a good turn
dhiiy- You fellows are doing a lot of good turns in cor
Mrtin* the old clothing, and 1 know Ashland peope are I
responding generously.
Youni truly,
4untie Ashland.
them Oregon Rotarians, .
fond, K. Falls, Grants Pass,
r Fellows:
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I am glad to see you select Ashland as the meeting
e for your get together gathering. But I was even
« pleasend to hear that the communitios of Kouthem
pm had reached the stage where sarcasm and ridi-
oonld be made of the jictty jealousies and quarrels
wen the cities,’and everyone get a big laugh.
That stunt put over by the Klamath Falls Rotarians
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OUT OUR WAY
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AT THE HOTELS
mour Jones, and w ife, Salem, I .
Stuart and Wife, Yakim a, Wash.,
C. 1 . Ford, Portland, Gordon
Meagher, McCloud, California.
M r. and Mrs. R. H . Gaylor, Alas
ka, G. R. Soureign and wife, San
Francisco,
Car! W eigstt, Ban fore the resting place of their
former Commander-In-Chief.
Francisco, R . N. Cameron, Port
compliment,
The doty o f gnardlng tho na
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F
land, A. 8. Taylor, Lansing, Mich.,
tion*» ahrine la an honored one.
L . M . W rig h t, Portland, O. J.
The only change In the person
Don't worry at a strange noise
HUI, Medford. Mr. and M n . C.
nel dT the gnard since Ltaatpaant
St n ig h t I t la m erely tho ooal
Do. M ar, Lea Angelas.
W a lte r Leo Shorfoy and nineteen
t i l l climbing up to the roof.
Next to his mother's influence,
Longfellow attributed his early
poetic inspiration to his Bowdoln
College Instructor, D r. P arker
Cleaveland, of whom ho speaks
In a sonnet w ritten during a visit
to Brunswick In the summer of
The minute a man becomes 187«:
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serious in loge", be begins also
“Among the many lives that I
to bo foolish.
have known.
None I remember more serene
Love
leads
to
matrimony,
By C H A R L E 8 P. S T E W A R T
and sweet,
NBA Service W rite r
matrimony to divorce, divorce
More rounded in itself aad i W A SHING TO N — Going home
to marriage again.
more complete,
pretty late, some nights ago,
Than his who lies beneath thia I happened to glance upward,
valuation; to no woman should
toward about the steentb fjoor
Of a certain Washington sky
put herself on
the
bargain
monotone.
counter.
scraper, and Imm edlteely my
These walks frequented by schol
aye was caught by tbs peculiar
astic* feet.
Hea Heck says: “Nobody ought
winking of a lone light In aa
W
ere
a ll his world; but in*this
to aspire to have gaU stones
upper-story window,’ They Were
calm retreat
unisse be can really afford ’em.”
rapid winks, at slightly Irreg u lar
For him the teacher’s chair be
Intervals.
came a throne.
W hile no w ire or wireless
W ith fond affection memory loves
operator, due to past business
» ’; to dwell
activities* I do knew a little about
On the old days, when hie ex
the telegraph code— not enough
_
ample made ____
to read It, b ut enough so that
A pastime of the toil of toa
I recognised, in thia wlnkety-
tu e and pen;
Wlnk-wtak-wfhktng,
something
extraordinarily like Morae.
loved so well
X IL P A H W A D SW O R TH
T h at naught could lure him from l That, probably, is all I ’d have
Mother* of Henry W . Longfellow
thought about It if, passing the
their grateful shade,
dam e.way a night or two later,
’ , He sleeps, but w a k e s e ls e -
BY M A R T G R EE R C O N K LIN 1
where, to f God bath eaid. I hadn’t witnessed the phen
omenon again. Moved by an Un-
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
’Amen!
Knitted curiosity, I got n teta-
waaJborn in a boude which H still
apher friend to take a look.
(Copyright,
IBS«,
by
Mary
Gréer
»tàmilng tn a street of Portland,
’T w aa ev e n a s I’d su sp e c te d .
Maine, and which la well known Conklin, (Syndicate) Great B rlt-
tin ’ rights reserved.
Reprodue
» thirsty party was 8. O. 8.-
lihg”
furiously for ticker, and It
tlon
forbidden.)
of th a t city. Some years since a
must
have been quite a large
teacher, after giving many les
»arty, considering the amount
sons on LongfellPw’a beautiful
and variety of refreshments It
work and life, asked her pupils UEÜTBN
tyas ordering, from o ff In the
if any of them knew where the
darkness, toward A rlington.
poet, was born.
A little band
w est np decisively aad a small
vole« said, ’T a Patsy Connor’s
bedroom”— Patsy Connor being
a t th a t time one ef the occapaats
et the old Longfellow house.
The poet's mother
was tha
dRaghter o f General Wadsworth,
gad Whaa bar eon wae bora aad
she eaara to give him a name, bar
according to weather condition«
end the day of the week," Uewt.
Storla? «aid.
“Some -*W » wo
hayo h i) a few haadr^d.
on
3uad»r> and hgidsro -th* * « *
Uer. may rnn aa high a* 10,006
d r ll.OOO.” ‘
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K yonotooona to atlae la sot the
Whdlo Hfo ot th e g n a rd . Tho
dotaehment wga not forgotten at
Ohrtatmno time. Robert Wana-
malfer. Row T o rk City, was then
their hoot at dfctnar and on AC-
to the
yoeiity. tt « * » * * . the M a t
was lnfMro< hy the Äroot m
▼leo, ' which dislikes m tttlei
solely on thè g to a rt that
kflle tree«.
gallant brother, Lieutenant H enry
There «re so mi
Wadsworth, who had surt-eaderod fcall game« g“*"«
hie l i t * while bravely »erring his ln o w ,f congress
country.
.
&#ta
Ziipah Wadsworth wsa a gentle
tempered, graceful woman w ith S
goaM
thoroughly w ell trained mind. She > a r r y a M who dr
waa suite the sort of woman io
foo, >roniM, w
arouse ambition t o r le a rn in g -In
_ _ _
a young hoy. Through, his m oth-
New T o rk
er a fam ily the poet wae descended
. < u -n
The perfect lover Is a
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