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imitator«, e f Latin or Spanish
Are yon planning to send your Origin, to grodiahy being Pdshed
wife away pa year vacation?
fate the realm o'f the discarded
screen heroes, gseordfag to the
When a girl starts out to get feminine movfe-mgker.
a model husband she should he
“Look over the army of male
careful not to get the wrong start who are fa the ascendant
model.
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DO YOU DRINK WATER ON THS TRAIN?
Those that have Easter Lilies
“Maay women worship' phy­
sical strength in a man. She
tody font fan . *** fa «fams
hafa Bfa>, yet she loves him.
•T h e g in s and nmumu who
have been responsible tor tbs
POPgUrtty of Oto eoh^wtioMi
mat sheik love physical strength
because of its aesthetic quglity,
which in the movies we call sex
"There to« too, n rarer type
whloh toVas the « d a tor the
sense of strength or rather pro-
teettos, implied by hie wealth
qr his willingness to provide
tor hsrJ Psychoanalysis ascribe
this to infantile «nasse.
' ‘‘But ■ t*« i -strongest of the
strong to the mental type— the
man
With the strength od Mind.
today," SUM Miss Fairfax, in tn
He
Is
the mao who cmamarSs
interview today, "and. yon will
find the mental type now dom- the world sad eomaaaade the
hearts of the atajortty of
faatfa«.
“Outstanding examples
are
"He to a quiet, reserved man­
Lewis Stone, Ronald Colman
ner, but, in bto fans to Written a
and io h a Gilbert.“
'• The eereen hero with sheer firmness and power that enr-to«
‘'sex-appeal” to losing favor'with the conviction e t ability tn rise
the fans, contends the woman above storms and stopes.
"Ha may have a fiery spirit—
prodaeer.
"It all goes to prove that, a spirited temperament belongs
after an. women fare the same ee much to the meatal favor as
thing— strength,'* she continued. the one whose fere-mnaor goes
“And of strength, mental virility bank to the days When men
Is the strongest, because It dom- wooed with oiube,"
fa bloom at the »reseat time
Have you ever stopped to think, when you are-travel­
‘Will ao doubt hS glad to know
ing on a steam or electric train, where the drinking water
that the beauty of the Lily aad
used on it comes from? You probably have never, given
the pleasure it gives can be pre­
it a tliought. Yon take it for granted that there miist be
served and prolonged with a
dammed, «resting aa art Niels I
Itttla ears, fa May, last year, Many Settlers To
some drinking water on the train, and wheft yon become
lake whleh will be stacked with
the Writer was gftea soaM Eas­
thirsty you lurch over to the, tank aftd drink until your
base end trout.
ter Lily Write that wore fa
Come
This
Rummer
(hirst is quenched. What assurance have you that the
—. bloom at Easter time that had
NOTIGE TO CHEMMTORH
water may not be badly contaminated? You say that the
bees turned Ottt of the pota With
have been unfair to them.
IN
THE COUNTY COURT OP
P ortland , Qr.e, April 10—
»arts ef the sterna adherfag.
water is clear and sparkling? True enough; but a water
Oh, there are plenty of ways
THE «TATE OF OREGON
(fr.P.)— Oregon agricultural op-
ay
These .baths ware planted fa
Of being run over and trampled
may he loaded with death dealing typhoid germs and yet
FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
/
a partially shaded faeaUon. la portagltiee are interesting a vast
on
by
the
government,
or
its
la
thé Matter ef the Estate
be clear and sparkling to the naked eye.
the belief that they would not number of persons, according to
W
ASHINGTON?
factotums, but when it comes
of
i . F. HOLLMftYSR. ■
ANO
The water that you drink on the train is free from V E T T E R ?
grow aatn the next spring when W. H. Ide, manager of the land
to getting any notice token of
the shade weald tor removed. settlement department of the
rl’^eaee germ« and so yon may quench your thirst with
the injuries |ou've sustained,
NOTICE t t MERSEY GIVEN
By
CHARLES
P.
STEWART
Imagine my surprise and ds- chamber of commerce.
you're up against an awful prop­
impunity. Uncle Sam, through his Public Health Service,
that the undersigned has been
Ida
reported
that
10,000
ro-
NEA Service Writer
_
hght when fa Jnly new sprouts
osition.
appointed Administratrix of the
aided by the Boards of Health of the various states, sees
W A S H I N G TON— Folk .who
g g appeared.
With their rapid qhests lor information concern-
estate of 3. P. Hoflmeysv. De­
to it that you are furnished with a perfectly safe drink­ •'Want their rights" are tpe cursp
J * growth my pleasure increased oa­ fag farm 1 tig resources of Ore­
s ses i J . and such administration
gon
have
reached
him
ia
recent
Of
course
all
this
Is
assuming
of Washington. The town’s full
th fa October I waU enabled to
ing water whilq you are a passenger of a railroad.
covers the individual nutate, and
that
the
kicker
is
comparatively,
months.
The
flood
of
ma*
*
you .hare toy pleasure» wRh others
At least once a year every railroad engaged in in­ of them, trying to get things out unlnfluential.
the partnership property Of the
of the government— money gen­
by displaying the two that had from prospective settlers came
firm
dt Bhras and Holipteysr,
Barrels
of
money
or
a
strong
terstate commerce must furnish the Surgeon General of erally— that they think they have
gotten eaough sunshine to sa- as. a / result of -a . campaign ’ to
political
pull
get
prompt
atteiP
•Oiag
business as Ideal Grocery
advertise
the
Pacific
northwest,’
If you are knocking,
the United States Public
Ufa of. all legitimately coming to them. -
hen able them to bloom la McGee's
tion
even
In
some
rather
du­
Any
person
having a elllm
Opportunity
knocks,
yon
on t new store window where many
They clutter up the depart­
sources of water supplies used for&rmking purposes. A
against the individual estate or
bious
cases.
Folk
with
money
hear
her.
enjoyed them and marveled at
list of such sources is also sent to the health officer of ments. They persecute senators and a pull, however, aren't in-t
partnership estate aforesaid are
I their »earning at that time of Lakeview To Get
an<) representatives.
They try
hereby
required to present the
the respective state wherein they are located. He or his to see . the president.. They. nag eluded among the nuisances.
yo«' the year.
It you think the
same
duly
verified Wltl proper
They’re
waited
on
and
8°
off
representative, usually the state sanitary engineer in- the Ute half ost of anybody
are doing will fall, it
will
If yon haven’t aay ground
Dude
Rancfy
Soon
about their business.
vouchers
wtthm
sfa moattbs
tall.
«imoe fa whleh yon oaa »reserve
spects'tlie water shed of every supply, and submits sam­ and everybody they can get to
The
onese
who
hsng
around
from
the
date
of
first publi­
your lily bulbs, he deebt you
ples of the water to the state laboratory for sanitary an­ listen to , them.
cation of this notice to ¿telile
Sickness usually
be- have a friend who has space
Unmitigated peets, that's what tape capital and pester everybody
LAKEVIEW, Ore.. April I S -
alysis. If both the sanitary survey and the laboratory they are.
are the ones with poorly-lined cause we have n
Rite aad who weald be glad to take (U .P.)— The scene of aa his­ Dickey, Attorney at law, Room
pocketbooks and do votes to de­ than we have sense
». Stearns Building, Ashland,
tests show the water to be in a sanitary condition the
toric cattle outfit of pioneer Oregon.
liver.
’
i
Information on the care and day*, the Bar HC ranch, near
State Health Officer recommends to the Surgeon General
The worst of it is that o
F
Dato e f
first publication.
Great are the rewards that culture of these bulbs can ho Goose Lake, to to become a dude
of the United States Public Health Service that a certi­ lot of these unfortunates have
March IS, IP»«.
come to all-w ho give people a bad bp sending to the V- S. ranch.
ficate of approval be issued. A questionable or contamin­ real grievances. It Isn't 1m- Foi
FLORENCE K. HOLLMftYSR.
good run for tl\elr money!
Dopt., of Agricoltore for bul­
Plans are new under way to
Administratrix.
ated supply receives no certificate of approval, and such agination on their part. They’ve bolt f
letin No. a«».
convert this pin«»—one of the
suffered actual injustice.
are <
IS 8-5 Sal.
Give
me
the
man
who
carries
The lives ef tulips, byaetatbs. last steads of old-tUne cattle­
a supply may not be used for drinking purposes»
Official promises they've had moatl
scars,
and
you
can
have
the
nag
anreiSsns
baton
that
have
In Oregon a few of the water supplies come from wells made to them have been broken. 10 n
men— into a tourist resort.
Garibaldi —
Maple Leaf
man who has memorised text­
A group of Sacramento, Cal.,
They
can’t
get
their
pay
for
this
l
owned by the railroads. -The vast majority of the watef
cheese
factory
baa
grown
11 per
books.
longed and tnereaesd by dtyfag business s n n bars taken an op-
cent
la
past
year.
supplies come from the drinking water of the cities and public services they’ve perform­
them off fa fan pots until tbe ttoa on tbo proper«/ and »ton to
ed.
They’re been deprived of
foliage baa ysltowed. tobigg tbe er e* lodges nttg to increase the
towns through which the railroads pass. .You may be property without due process of ' Kli
Hes H eel says:
Sutherlin — Peppermint grow­
bulbs out df tbe soil, kMpfag hard of saddle horses to more
certain that if a train takes on drinking water at your law. They've been thlmblerlgged ser 1
ers will set out »«• to* 80® acres
ain’t good-lookln
>■ a dry placa, aad pinate« e s t than 100.
A stream will be peppermint thio year.
blamed one o< 'ea
town, and if that water is from your public water sppply. out of patent er copyright in- per c
ef
doors in the tan.
terests.
Departmental rulings , taxes.
smart.“
then your town has a supply which has been approveu
LYDIA B. JACttfc
by your State Board of Health and certified by your
HELP THAT RAflKAfTWE
Government.
O UT OUR W A Y
B y W illia m s
Z^NBLL
rALL FMarMTTG O A H E A D ! \
c l im b u p t u n t P o l e . '
P u n cute? peo p le ’ s
LAW m S . HiTATPAFFlC
COP IF VfOO wam T ! I
D O sir C A P E -T M T h r u !
E m EOU -T im e L OPtw • j
mouth woo g e t / r
jLcep the Green 'fountains Green,” is the slogan
«itfDptttl hy the \ erniont Forestry Association, in making
a plea for conservation of the forests of the state.
Practically the same plea is being made by the So­
ciety for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, hut
it has not yet indicated that “ Keep the White MoRntaias
Groan ’4 will be iU sl o ggo. -——
■. r
The lumber industry in magnitude of pay rolls and
its importance as universal building material, ranks
among the five greatest industries of our oountiy.
Lumliering is also unique in giving employment to
cla sp s of labor througfiout the year — payrolls met by
no other national source of employment.
'•S
1«)
O O NT
-TO R O A Í? fa f M t • MO0
\
-TfetA. ME -O P«E£Ä ÂÔMÉ.’
iMiMCr AMO vamyw t OO .
sou ©LO AM 0LA A H
BLAH a T K U s T ö P
V -T h a t P o t/rtn a amo show
~ÍHfc ©ACKiMöi U P J
'TrAlKlâ t
'«s 1
iil
Also those stabbing pains,
stiffness, dull hsadaettss. aeF-
vousness, poor SUW nW that
weary tired feeling!
Ob, yon
sag help tbamt
Tabs Foley
Fills, a diuretic sttmalaat for
the kidneys.
Every ingredient
fa thin helpful madteigg in
reeled to the betterment of your
physical state.
Comm Mrs.
Black of Petersburg, Va., who
says; "Befgre I tank Fotop Fills
I oouid not stoop over got raise
up without grant pain. NOW.
I have none." Ask yoar «rgg-
glst for Faley PEla.
YOMP
prompt improvement will Gb-
Hght, and> ropag you. gold
everywhere. *
Nto A
Of Everett Tree
'wàrrli
no
a t t e
«G eo
xi
tri u , h
ic u c o v s p .» .
ç
M R . Y fc u e p .
I 'L L T o t t
(«HAT ï ’
CL V O .
I'L L W f/W * *
’ tTTOOWN W
’ ^ T » í? á - r o r c
A - Q U IC K
CitlMoe ays hereby notified
that each artistes s s eaa Ps b*ra-
•d wUl not be tadmn to the dump
ground on cfmm-up-day.
The
Pollen departm ent, hda mads
iome survey e t tbs swnmagity
aad find that la « mm ifasn »•►
Í *» 1
THS CITY HANA0EB-8 KEPOBT
The monthly report of the city manager in printed in
today’s issue of The Tidings for the benefit of taxpayers
and the pabtic generally. The city council, in adopting
the city manager plan of government, specified that a
gumtnarited monthly ttq»ort should )>e published.
This is a wise provision. It gives the people an op­
portunity to learn month by month just what is being done
in municipal affairs and give» them an opportunity of
seeing just where and how their money is being sjent.
«JRwoU.,
H E R O E S '*A R E * M ADE -M C Tf '0 O R U
Eugsus — Contract fat for
paving Tenth avsaus from Monro«
to Almaden, for |a?,SSS.
I it t i r y » n m