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OFFICIAL CITY PAPBR
The ao-ealled smoke nuisance
at the hpx teistorywaa > e fa <tpriir
settlemOut on m g k of
Councilman Taylor / ekntrnUh. of
« f t committee.
He ex-
P)aiee<t that the box
not bperating at the present UmS
and * no' decision can be mads
with reference to the smoke from
the humor until the plant »
again la operatioaT
City Engineer Walker report
ed that he Is continuing his in*
realisations relative to tlur'dis
posal of garbage and asked the
council to meet with him 1W
special session some night next
week at which time it can be
more fully discussed.
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on can jump farther and sqrer with your
et op a roc|t ¿& n:on a footing'of shifting
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That is why a saver with money back of
¿ cap accdjhplish more wan a man with-
'ow is YQUR financial f09 t in g i1s your
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WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
“All future events, where an admission charge Is made or a
collection taken is Advertising.*'
No discount M il he allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders.
local poet.
To Cooperate
Assurance whs giibn Battery
B representatives that the Le
gion 'wotitd coopetete in pro
curing reeruitf 'for the summer
encampment of the Battery. Ad
invitation - from the Marshfield
post 'for the local members to
attend the state 1 eonVentfbn tu
that city was read.,,,:1
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Following the regular meeting,
the members 'were Invited to the
FEBRU A R Y 2 4, 1020
THE BRIGHT HOPE—¿tend Israel*said unto Joseph. Behold. I
die. bat God shall be with you, and bring you again unto the land
of your fathers.” Gen. 4b.81.
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PRAYER — O God. let die the death of the righteous, and
my last end he as hta
MITCHELL FADING OUT
Eastern newspapers are pointing the finger of scorn
or derision a | Colonel Mitchell, because he id asking stiff
prices for bis public lectures on the American aircraft
situation, and yt reported to be refusing to speak unless
he gets the money laid down on thecounter.
We ought not to blame Mitchell for asking that his
lectures be recognized as of monetary value. Fer it takes
money for him to give them. It would be easily possible
for a club in Oklahoma to ask him to happen in to dinner^
from New York, and genially forget about the railroad
fare and the hotel bills unless Mitchell had a business
manager. One cannot be a nationwide influence without
expense money.
What Mitchell should have thought of was whether,
in the long run, he could be of greater service to his gov
ernment, as an aircraft • agitator; within the legitimate
limits of army discussion, rather than as a bolshevist
outsider. We predict that in six months Mitchell will He
forgotten as a force in public opinion and that {he goveroA
ment agencies will have gone ahead, accomplishing mitnv
of the things that he demanded, and showing that other
things he demanded are unnecessary or objectionable. As
a sacrifice to a cause, he will have the reward of self sat
isfaction. That he will get any permanent fanie, to say
nothing of money, is very doubtful.
A good many parents are worrying about the unregu
lated way in which their vising people behave at dunces,
where there is often no supervision by older persons.
Chaldrons have gone out of date in many circles,
The women in some places are meeting this situation
by planning carefully controlled assemblies, the same to
be in charge of some competent instructor in dancing,
who will regulate any of tlie vouug jtcople who seem dis
posed to behave in an undesirable way. Young folks may
tUttk they would not have a gootltMuo at such u dunce.
but it really cart be made pleasanter for them.
The selfishness often shown by the boys in choosing
their partners makes an unregulated dance very unsatis
factory for many of the girls, but if the affair is control
led by some tactful instructor, tlie whole crowd will have
a better time.
A group of ney cottages will greatly enhance the
value and beauty of Li thia Park and tlie auto camp.
Ifare’s hoping the improvement plans aie successful be
fore pie-first of June.
. - It now seems practically certain that* Ashland will
soon have a golf course second to rione in the nortiiwèst.
Thù will be another attraction for auto tourists the year
From present indications, the land settlement work
Jackson county promises to pay rich dividends before
S close, of the current year.
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get It.
Talk Is cheapo all right, ex
cept when yon hire a lawyer Ao
do It lor you.
BAKERY
Kodak Finishing
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• EUGENE, Orew Fhb. . 84—
Easter’s coming. We’ll need
Qbarlea A. Howard. Stuftsripten-
gs. Lay on, MacPlymouth.
demt of the Marshfield school»
a$i(l formerly principal of the
The nice thing about buying
Hsgene high school, has spent
home is thtf’ tires don’t wear
the past week In I«nne county
i>( the Interest of bis campaign
for the Republican nomination
In Alma, Ga., a boy put a far state
superintendent of
stick o r dÿhâmlte on the fire. •Wools. During ¡fee weak hb
It Angle* 4", good/fire and so did bas spoken before the Spr^nf-
the house.
tteld Purent Teacher Asaoete-
ttyn,
the . Roosevelt < Parent
Sometimes a girl smokes so Tdacher Association of Hugene,
many clgarets about all «he l^s' and the State Retell Dealers’
in her hope chest la one lung.
Association.
FILMS - KODAK ALBUMS
OarHag Studio & Art SR»r«
PORTRAITS THAT PLEASE
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ÖF STAGÉS
In Jasper, Ala., a hen laid 70
A small hole require! a Biuall- eggs in 71 days, lgcludlng
er patch than a big one. Watch Christmas and New Year's.
and patch early.
You must pay for your sins,
It is simply amaxing how lit unless you can sell theru to some
tie you can get Slone with com confession magsslne and collect
fortahly when you are pushed t< for them.
FIXING THE BLAME FOB FIRES
The disposition to regard fires as the business of
Providence and the insurance oorapanieg is giving way in
some quarters to the idea of holding the culpable respon
sible. Inquiries received by the Chamber of Commerce
Many people' put in their
of the United States indicate a growing interest on the livoa
by taking their symptoms
part of member organizations in the possibilities of en* and seeing how many diseases
acting legislation making those who through negligence they can make out of them.
or otherwise start" fires personally liable for the damage
Hoa Heck says: / ‘Some men
they cause.
The personal liability theory prevail? generally iq escape being’ a sucker fer years,
then git caught in oil or by
European countries and has been endorsed by the Na a and*
wldder:*'
tional Chamber. The European property owner whose*
house or factory hums down must eiplain to ’the satis*
faction of the civil authorities that he has done "his 'best
to prevent such a catastrophe. If he cannot, he might find
himself obliged not only to‘stand tlie loss he has suffered
but to reimburse his neighbors for the damages they liavo
sustained. A fire is not only a misfortune but immediate- ,
Vito BRsoone, WqjQth QHi
ly raises the question of negligence.
cage Wine Wholesaler;
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regulating dancing
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Cakes
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We teks passengers for all way points. For farther information
sate MOkots call Ashlanq £otel—Phone
Tare Ashland-Portland, $8.20
Men’s Shoes Jpd
Repairing
England Asked to Treat
Americans as U. 3.
Treated Countess
LdNDON, Feb. 24— (U.P.) —
A suggestion that Americans
guilty of "moral turpitude’* be
treated in England as Countess
Cathcart has been treated In
America brought cheers in tli*
house of" commons today. At
the same time It was revealed
that the British ambassador hJh
been asked to report on the al
leged bombardment of the Brit
CHICAGO, 111., Feb. 24— (U. ish steamer Eastwood by an
P .)— Police today had aot yet American coast guard cutter.
learned the identity of the alay-
•r of Vito Bascoae. wealthy
wins dealer, In the latest gang
land Marthra in Chicago. Bas-
con® had been shot through the
hsag from am bush/ and
his
abandoned car was found near
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Feb.
outlying rook quarry. Ha was 24— (U.P.)—California
motor
«loaa frisad o f . the Geuhs ist»
travelled
1O,4#2,218,3C8
flines OH 7fir.<5I,3I2 gallons of
gasoline during 1924, according
to, calculations made hy the
National Automobile Club. This
distance, travelled by pleasure
and commercial hutomoblles of
the state, is equal to 47,377
Battery B- of Ashland test trips to the moon, the club
night defeated the Klamath Falls statistician estimates.
Cardlngb at bsshetbaU. 44 to
23 on the local armory floor.
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Tite local quintet excelled the
Klamath aggregation In every,
department of the game. The
Battery B team defeated tl»e
LO8 ANGELES. Cal., Feb. 24
as mg Klamath team two weeks
—Richard Maxwoll, Los Angel««,
ago* at Klamath falls.
policeman, was held In the county
Jail here today on a charge nt
Yzeavoe Far PortteadI—
R, W. Price, ot the Llthte murdering hla brother, Roger
Hprlyga hotel and Crater Lako Maxwell. He gave hlmseif up.
lodge, will loaye this evonlng declaring he wa’a forced to -shoot
for Portland to bo gone several In self defense when his brother
attacked him.
days en basteaos.
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We have by far the largest stock.
From AsUand
notice OF INTENTIÖN TO
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flCE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to all persons'interested in thd
p oi »ny psroal A land shutting oa'tha following steeh ta -
'airvifcw, Jdws. Sherman, IRrrrteon, HoUy, Morton, Ubgrtgi
leach, »fountain Rvdnuu. JPalw Avsnna, Wisconsin, AshlsnAi
Boulevard—-that le is proposed hy ths Gpmmon Coupcll oj
•to construct fumunt sldettallte, curbs shd gutters, M said
letwega UM RAloVteS named phitrts,' excepting
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Policeman Kills
His Own Brother
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BucMiect Lact Boots and Shoes
California Uses
Lots of Gasoline
AsbltedWtery
.Defeat» Klamath
Direct Cqqnoctlons nt Roseburg for Coos Bay Pointe
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Street, both sides. betwe<
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tot North side, between Mt. Avehne and Lincoln
it, both sides beiween Boulevard- Md. lows.
I, hSthteMW. between Bohlenurd and lo w t ; ’
wot, both Sides, between Harrison and Liberty.
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Mountain Ave. West side, hetwee» lows and Ashland.
Mountain Ave. »art alda. between Boulevard mnsrWlsconi
Pehn Ate*, beth <lda»T brtutebn tarts -wSd AUhlhnfl. •*» L *
WlsconMs Bt. both qldes. bptersep Ht-Avez god esrt and Of
Ashland 84.. both sides, between Pnlm Avg. a?<VN*gmM'
Property.
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?A » » H » R » » t SUMMONED ANfP RtQUrtt*b’lb
befars the Common Ohunell at the CRf lM f la flte'Clty.«Hti
e -X * - <m Tueeday. thw Snd day of March. ISH.rafe'Urtfcl
By order of the Colilmon counrti
Gertrude Blede
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Date of first publication, February 88, 188«,
Ö. H. Jotanspa. Mayor.
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