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Spring brings the urge to hit
the'open road— which you usual
ly find closed for .repairs.
DONA0TQNS
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WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
TIMES AND THINGS DO CHANGE
OITTINQ THS FACTS
F ifty -th ree sep a ra te studies dealin g w ith v ario u s
phase» o f farm electric service are now u n d er w ay in 22
governm ent experim ent statio n s and a g ric u ltu ra l college?.
P roblem s of ru ra l electric service and th e economical
ap p lication of electricity to farm s and fa n n homes, are
m a tte rs of n a tio n a l im portance. P recise d a ta on th e p e r
form ance, an d cost of electrical equipm ent m u st be ta b u
lated , and it is to w ard th is end th a t m any of th e in v estig a
tio n s a re now being directed.
T he w ork being done by the governm ent and ag ricu l
tu ra l colleges is being supplem ented, b y th e C om m ittee
on R elation of E le c tric ity to A g ricu ltu re, upon which are
representatives, qf U . 8. D epartm ents of A g ricu ltu re, Com
m erce and In te rio r, th e A m erican F a rm B u reau F e d e ra
tion, N ational G range, A m erican Society of A g ricu ltu ral
E ngineers, F a rm L ig h tin g M a n n lp c tu re rs ’ A ssociation
an d N ational E lectric L ig h t Association»
Near Chico, Butte Co., Calif.
ih y ° ljr ° ity f ° r a d ay aud do
blam e
you fo r. le av in g in th e sum m er, hut o u r b ath s and
m ineral w aters w ill do w onders fo r y our h e alth
|h ts sp rin g .
U1CHAHDS0N.
eyefecomf«
making plana tor M»e fprmgllop
WASHINGTON:
» By CHARLES P. STEWART
NBA Service Writer
WASHINGTON —- Congress
man vary.
By \ congressm en, I
mean senators And represent
atives, both.
, Publicity is vary valuable to
l congressman.
He likes it, if
he's onto, his lob-
Most of
hem are, at least to the extent
of knowing that it pays a pollt-
llolan to ftgure, good and plenty,
n print.
One type enjoys praise hut
resents adverse criticism .
The
other typ« welcom es anything It
can get. If it gets praise, good.
If not, it extends the glad hand
to’ « vilification,
ridicule, any
thing. as tar better than fiothing
at all,-
Senator Guy D. Goff of -West
Virginia falls ln classification
No. 1. •
Goff has brains,
dandy speech, but
and evidently a thoroughly ser-
ious-mtnded chap.
In contrast
w ith thia m eatal slant, physically
he’s a roly-pdly guy, who makes
you laugh when you look at him
-------not a disagreeable laugh.
a good natured one.
W ell, Goff made a speech one
day, which I had occasion to
refer to in one of these letters
I write, and, so help me John
Rogers, it was a complimentary
reference, but I did remark tha't
Goff logked lik e a kewpie, as
he got his oratory off bis chest.
R elieve it or -not, in less than
no time I’dt had half a doseu
representations made to me, by
Guy D. Goff’s' friends, that that
F a s a darned mean thing I’d
fallii::-: F inally M em issary called
form ally to find out why I hated
the senator so.
Mlgoah! I don’t- Making due
allow ance for thè fact that he's
a ""regular of regulars'” which
sem e people consider quite all
right and "ptbprs consider ab
solutely all wrong. I think he’s
one of our leading senators, in
character and ability.
Rut bo
looks like a kewpie. . 1 stand
by that.
Salvation A rip J Meeting—
There will be a special meeting
of the Salvation Army tomorrow
evening, with Miss Bernice Ber
ger of Central Point as the chief
speaker. The first m eeting will
be on the street at 7:80 and the
other m eeting in Salvation Hall
at 8 o'clock.
of a "doubt foruip,”
This fonqu >111 |»Ytto stu
dents whose minds bav« keen
pqssled over religious matter».
The first m eeting w ill be held
April I< p»d gpthgrlags >111
continue •untU R ay 18- The ces
sions w ill be sponsored by the
Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. £■ A-
Speakers w ill deliver prepared
addressee apg participate Ip d is
cussions.
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Local Dealers
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR AND TO
PRESENT CLArifS,
PROVOST
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JLÿn
HARDWARE
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F olks we please trade with
NOTICE IR HEREBY GIVEN
; the dissatisfied go elsewhere. that Everett L. Beeson has been
appointed as administrator of the
estate of Elisabeth Beeson, de
U nless you bellgve. im pllo|tly
ceased, by the «County Court for
in a thing, you can never make
Jpekson county, Oregon.
It work.
A ll
persons having
claims
against said estate are hereby
Get the right man to run notified to present the sam e to
things, and the rest of the prob Briggs and Briggs, attorneys for
the estate, at their office in
lem Will be gone.
Pioneer Block, Ashland, Oregon,
with vouchers and duly verified,
If you have no money to w ithin SIX MONTHS from the
hire a lawyer, the justice you date hereof.
get w ill be equal to nothing
Date
of
first
publication
minus nil.
M a r c h -W U S !,
EVERETT L. BEESON,
AdgUniptr»Hr-
Hex
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a te r R adiator H e a t
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NOTICE
OF HEARING
FINAL ACCOUNT
ON-
IN
THE COUNTY COURT AN
AND FOR THE STATE OF
OREGON, JA0KSOM GDUMTY.
1» the m atter of the estate af
ELLEN C- HALEY, Deceased
Hpnry C. Gaiay, executor of
tk t eetate of Ellen C. Galey, de-
oeaaed. h*s Wed with the Clerk
of the Court, at Jacksonville,
Oregon, hts final aoeount, and
April 1>, 1888, at 18>gg o'clock
a. m.( at the Courthouse In
Jacksonville, sat0 coupty, hgv
been dealt»»!»* M lb» UA» •»<
place for kearing thereon.
A »Fm t ofejeftipg thergtfl must
file thejr objection on or before
tfcg t l^ e o f /meh M a r lu .
•HENRY C. G j j f f . ,
Et the Qalsli ig
JT’S the l»st few mile»*-* ju it befog* yon
d ra in \o u r crank-case and fill up again ««v
th»t do fhe damage to your motor. Inferior
° “ 8 hrea|c (lown ang lose their tubrieating
qqglities—and then yoa are la trouble.
Ibnwbagd waa made to t » U YQM safely
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Everything Is easy when you clude:
••Has Ike 10th sntpry qpt-
know how.
Bv^WilUams
G o sh
pie*»"*IBmflPFwFhpaqr- Writs Dept S (or u f t if a i calalo«
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merican R adi A ro R CQ^ P iffY Holgate A Ul
SL, Seattle, 1
Dr.
Norman
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Cotompn.
president of Reed College, Port
land, F ill oppn the series wity
an address, ”1» God » R eality!”
ace in yoyrmoUH**
"l<s (h f end o f toe
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NOTICE i s hereby o iy j n ?
that Wm. M. Briggs h a s been
appointed as adm inistrator of .
the estate of
n.
deceased, hjr the C oaaty Court
for Japkgga coqa/y, Orptyon.
All
peraaps having claim s .
against said estgte ark hereby
ngUfle«
JFM»»t Hto Ftoto
Briggs E Rriggs, M toenegs fqy
HOLDING DOWN PRODUCTION CJ0ST8 •.
T h e petroleum in d u stry is p re p a rin g f o r one of its
m ost activ e years. S everal consolidations o f companies
h av e taken plaoe w ith a view to m ore fully u tilirin g even-
d ro p o f c ru d e oil. a n d elim in atin g w aste w herever possible.
T h ere a re few in d u strie s upon which A m erican people
a re go dependent a s they are on oil. In o rd e r to supply
c h ea p fuel, i t is necessary fo r oil p ro d u cers and refiners
bD-UM ev ery m eans possible to reduce th e cost of produc-
m on. T h e d a lly a v erag e production of crude oil in tin?
U n ite d S U te s, is now fupogteil a t aro u n d 1,929,000 b ar-
jp ls , a p p ro x im ately 400,(MM) b arrels leas th a n daily /teak
p ro d u ctio n a y e a r ago. '
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“ Tfie H om e ° f th e S oft S h ir t”
CORVALLIS, or»-, A pr« 7 - r
(U .p .)— Tgers
“doubMpg TkQWjMM” 9» Rih
campus o f th s O r»go| AgrlfH}-
turaj College, pccortjipg to ■»*-
er»l campus legdaR <JW te®
rAKMIHO, TUB OKEAT BASIC IHDU8TBV
T he N ational In d u stria l C onference B o ard finds th a t
th e fa n n in g in d u stry buys $G,000,000,000 w o rth of goods
an d services of o th e r in d u strie s annually.
S upplies m a te ria ls fo r in d u strie s em ploying nearly
h a lf of in d u strial w orkers.
Supplies ab o u t 1-5 to tal ra ilro a d fre ig h t and half
to tal value of all exports.
F a rm e rs p ay in taxes 1-5 o f to ta l cost of governm ent
in the U n ited States.
F a rm s rep resen t l i i to ta l n a tio n a l w ealtli, and con
trib u te 1-6 o f total n ational income.
In 1921, th e ir value am ounted to $65,000,000,(M)0 with
$44,000,000,000 invested in m a n u fa ctu rin g industries.
T he g re a t dejam denee of in d u strie s on th e basic m a
te ria ls furnished by a g ric u ltu re dem qpdg th e in»inten-
aooe o f a n a d e q u a te a n d well b a la n c e d a g r ic u ltu r a l p r o
d u ction, lest th e nation become <l«pendent on foreign
coqnirieb fo r sueli »m aterials necessary to in d u stries am
e cnom ic life. F a rm e rs are v ita lly in te re ste d in a f a ir
ta riff, free from ]»oliti<*al juggling.
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SPRINGS
ODoubtFimim^Will
Be Formed at Ö A C
"All future events, where aa adm ission charge Is made or a
collection thken la Advertising.”
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Ko discount will be allow ed R eligious or Benevolent Orders.
The producer of a n y com m odity w ho is n o t a le rt an d
fails to “ keep on his to e s ” in w atching th e evolutions now
going on in in d u stry is sure to have a shock one o f these
days, says the D ep artm en t c f M anufacture, o f th e C h am
b er of Commerce of th e U n ite d States.
W ith the passin g of th e horse as a fa c to r in tra n s p o r
tatio n went the hulk of th e c arria g e, huggy, w agqn, and
sim ilar vehicle trade. A lso harness, saddlery, w hips, ho rse
shoes, etc.
The abolition of th e saloon reduced g re a tly th e vo l
um e of billiard and pool tables, fixtures, re frig e ra to rs and
o th e r accessaries. E lec tric re frig e ra tio n calls fo r ra d ic a l
changes in production o f house-hold an d com m ercial re
frig eration, soda fo u n tain equipm ent.
»In the chem ical field eq u ally ra d ic a l changes aro go
in g on through the use o f sy n th etic su b stitu te s fo r dyes,
oils, silk, wool, etc.
•A rtificial le c h e r is now used in volum e equivalent
to more than fo u r tim es th e c a ttle hides produced. These
are but typical of w hat th e m ind o f m an is c re a tin g to
m eet hum an needs, h u t it is sh ak in g w hole in d u strie s and
coin]ieUing re a d ju stm en ts to VF°tM t in^stm en ts.'* A gain
the old saying,«“ E te rn a l v igilance/” is a tim ely w attling.
RICHARDSON
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