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MV* som* *• <ke
A
attempt «r
lerown « h o ware unabt«.
th a/
«rovi
obtaining
The provincial o l i t a l a where peSrllpg waa one
>eal0$l, to the bureau of non- nbartrtfng taduatry.
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**<**»» - the^»»«d hand, to a
settler» - . g1 mniefle
progjMetlve
Six Months
On» V . . ,
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their 'path te Otacea k ith hope
(or a home in a cordial land,
That ia what the commercial o r-
ganiaationa throughout the *btate
cooperating w ith the Land Set-
tlement department of the State
and Portland Chamber» of Cora-
merce, leprn
through
replies
they receive from invitations ex-
tended.
'
Last month Sydney Melbourn,
a
Massachusetts
steam
engl-
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DISPLAY
Political. Display, per Inch
Kirst insertion, per 8 point l i n e ________
Each subsequent insertion, 8 point lino
Card of T h an k s _______________
O b lf r la s , P«r Mae .................................
WHAT CONSTITVTRS ADVMRTI8BW1 *
¿j
’
would rather read
■ man'a bank book than
his credentials. Be can
fake his credentials, but
h« can’t fake his bank
thank yon for the way In which _
yon broadcast my proposed visit
to jo u r state.
I hare ra e e lv e d ^
very cordial invitations . from -
nearly every chamber of com­
merce along the western slope -
of the Cascades and am vary
favorably impressed. N early ev­
erybody around here la talktag
Florida, but net for mo— I know •
something bettor.
" I t looks as though my two
Ne dsmatlons to charities or otherwise w ill be madi
tr Job printing — -our contributions w ill be in cash.
LETTING NATURE ALONE
The Sect evidently 1 mm an eye for business as well
a» am ear far nsnste.
WtraH your bank book be aa asset if you ware
seeking a position today T
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ASH LA N D , OREGON
G IF T S
Gifts for Mother7» Day, Gifts for the
Graduate, Gifts for every occasion.
Darting Studio & Art Store
The height of politeness la to
get off the street ear and let
a la d / have /o n r standing room.
Call and inspect our stock.
Our Screen Doors Are
Unusually Nice
Meeting expenses isn’t hall so
difficult as dodging them.
TOOTHACHE AMD H E X . RES.
President vow Htndfenburg must
bave a new line now.
He iv
making • a speaking tour
of
O onaan/.
Seems .to be
aronad
election
tin e in Spain. King over there
pieked up a laborer and drove
b ln hone.
Elephant lnv the British
nm baa tasks nine feet
They are aa large ae an
tooth.
PRICES ARE REASONABLE
Local Dealers
PROVOST , HARDWARE
CARSON-FOWLER LI
Ät the Heart o f Town
-
/
F re n ch P a s try
W u Pei-Fnl ia active In
Doesn’t matter, but he
like
someone—er— ex-
delightful for parties
or an added delicacy Tor any meal.
FRANKLIN
BAKERY
SHOES
and an intim ate stu d y o f
m otor cars since the first
on e w as constructed have
made “Union Oil of Califor-
nto” able to offer the best m
that you will*like a
PRICES
you eaa afford
•
Overland Shoe
Shop
>
It is realize*! in many foreign countries that the
United States is the principal source Of quality lumber,
and we have the great advantage of a large variety of
species, each having its distinct uses. Our lumbermen
WiNlld lanital up a f» f eig n Wade in small duaMmetotAdeak,
MeHb-GIo
covering such products as furniture, mill work, novelties,
Wttodenwnre and many other items, says Alex H. Oxhblm,
FACIAL TONE
director of the National Committee on Wood Utilization,
POWDER, *1.00
of the Department of Commerce.
^ r; 4' We are already shipping considerable quantities of
Stays on until von want
•mall dimension stock to buyers in foreign markets, a«d to take, it off. Does not
th e great importance of enlarging such foreign outlet
clog the pores. Contains
to th e interest of close wood utilization in this country
Cold Cream,
becom es even more apparent- when it is considered thwt
M any American sawmills can secure cheajier freight rates • * ' Absolutely Pure
to foreign countries than to the principal coasuiuiug dis-
tficts in this country.
lore riots in India. Vegetarianism doesn’t seem to
people so docile os our meat-eating champions say
M
y,
A letter has Just come back *
from M r. Melbourn, " I
m«et ”
DONATIONS
FOREIGN MARKETS NOE LUM BER
rt,
je
q ,
a n t ; then hla name was broad-
oast by the department " F rid a y
List” to a ll the local chambers
for fu rth er details on the d if­
ferent localities.
*
" A ll future events, where an admission charge 1» B a t a eg a
collection taken is Advertising."
No dlaconat.w lll be allowed Religious or Benevolent Ordors
The court martial at San Diego, Calif.- trying Col.
Williams for intoxication on the accusation of Gen. But­
ler, has brought out some testimony of unusual interest.
Two dental experts, testifying for the defense, explain­
ed that when the puritanic general thought he saw his
host staggering and babbling in a maudlin manner, the
general himself may have been suffering from “ dental
lesions” which impaired liis vision. Toothache, it ap-
jiears, may cause hallucinations.
Furthermore, several witnesses testified that the de­
fendant, instead of being drunk when he welcomed Gen.
Butler in what .seemed an alcoholic manner on the ipght
of March fi, was probably suffering from the effects of
an outlandish drug called “ hexyl-resorcinol” prescribed
by his physiciian. That drug, they explained, often causes
dizziness- nausea, etc. '
. So here are new resources for the great American
game of lawing. Here are precedents that may have a
wide application hereafter. Many and many a witness
for the prosecution wiill have his testimony invalidated
by the simple statement that at the time he thought he
saw the alleged offense committed, lie had a dental ab­
scess. Many a defendant will come off unscathed by. the
plea that it wasn’t bootleg l>ooze at all, but a docile
patient’s perfectly proper inditlgeuce in hexyl resorcinol.
p,
Beer keeping a chicken ranch lf<
amt raising fru it, wrote that ho
and hh Bandy worn tired of the
long fieree winters of snow and
ice and iiapeated to com» to the —
Pacific Cooat.
His letter was
answered add general MteratttfW ?
Single laasrtloa, per inch
Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wiscon­
sin and philofophizer on things in general, confesses he
has nfcver taken much interest in “ movements,” hut has
now been completely captured by one.,
“ For the first time in my life ” he says, “ I came into
contact with an organisation called Friends of the Na­
tive Landscape, g 'body of men and women of a middle-
western state who are determined to see to it, if they
can, that the natural beauty of their countryside it pre­
served , against the alleged ‘improvements’ of civilisa­
tion.” i
*
It is g worthy purpose, whose value is likely to grow
on people who think it over. Our civilization, while effi­
cient and comfortable, is ratlier devastating artistically.
Often it abolishes more beauty than it brings.
The spread of onr cities is especially lamentable in
its effects on the natural charms of the landscape. Allot­
ment developers, and often householders too, seem to
think it is necessary to cut down every picturesque knoll
and fill up every pleasant valley or ravine, and turn every
brook into an underground sewer, and cut down forest
trees and plant nursery tree^, in their place^ and sub­
stitute hothouse shrubs for natural gfAWTbs.
Fortunately there are signs of a revolt against this
super-civilization and artificial standardization of the
outdoors. In many suburban communities there is a new
tendency to assume that Nature herself knows a few
tilings about landscape gardening.
W*-
o f the Hartmgn S/n.tieata,
pogatad, will' ho held ■« UB o « ^ e
4f the company, 1 » Pioneer
Aosnne, JUBtnnd. Oregon," nt
M * e'eleeM P, M Thurada»
«ny
ys*<- ?
g
~
Lithia Sprix
Pharmacy
Rtont M0
RICHARDSON
SPRINGS
“ The Home of the Soft Shirt”
Near Chico, Butte Co., Calif.
Was just in your city far a day and do not blame
you for leaving in the summer, but oar toriiis and
mineral waters wifi do wondmw for your health
this spring?
LEE EICBARDSON.
World*» Largest
Stage Linfe
Ashland to all Points Sou&
A n * aAedWlM daily « ¡a s a. m. » 8 » ta m ? l M »
8top over an/w here and aa oftaa. aa /o s liba»
PRLXKB— Hew the
‘r ~
SAN FRANCISCO IN S R V » N T » « N HÒÙRS
The fanfare of tha Highway is Bpriag I« a ll’ Ita «lory
A risto M otor O d w a ll htbriceOton, coi
n eith er (Maritin n o f asphalt. T h e hart
abrasive " cgtb on ” that m any motorist»
W estern o il,
T h e sm all-amo
substance, raqst of w h ich
is a fine« sofjL Ä
blow s o u t w itb d • e x h a u st
Mufttr» ifrgiMM conditionrw hich are hsbrim ted
w ith -A risto, Atei rfbre, run sev e r a l years w ith-
o u t th e frouhk», h y-u p s aad exp en se so efteu
dh e to "carh oa.”
Unttn Gasoline with Ansto
combination is probohly the
HwRfuuuctivV iti a i is Known