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WOMEN a GIRLO HEW for va
a t Home in your ,awwa ,tlJB«. In­
teresting profitable, work. .Coemoa
M (g. Co.. 4401 Broadway. Chicago,
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aW fcjectUUe May Jlat primaries,
t have no" other ambition than, to
Sbrvewell and laltBtully mySUpte
a t a * . ^ R t o .. # y Wegap;' •'*»!».
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Fq+er ta w s.’.*.
' ’ t iwebyaaraóihto* pay èaadidœy
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flor MO Republican nomination ae
ytpreeontatlte to the legislature
from Jackson County. 1 pledge
myself, if elected, <o an earnest
am« aggreeetre serties of my
«tonnty and state.
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OH-ftOO-O-O'HOO-O-0
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T hink 1 vo o b o rer
VsNOT ME AROWOO
ANNMOCe-íunwtC
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three tootn A t , efther n
or unfnuMNke«, huftt M 1
laciudtn« Ore pane». » X
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FOR RENT: — Furnished cab­
ina and apartments. Reasonable.
VTRHT CLASS
automobile,
by month or week. Call IKS.
139-tf ti*uck, tractor and machinery
repairing, valves refaced and
FOR RENT—djleon.WoU torn»- groan«.
AH w o r i guaranteed.
tailed apartment. 94 Laurel S t P in t Street Oarage, Just below
194-tf Union Ot! station.
James C.
FOR RENT— Furnished apart* Burr, several year« experience
ae ssachlntet aad auto repairing,
monts an« sleeping rootag. LMtfa*
Ashland, Oregon. Phone 191.
Apts., 35 8. Seeon« street»
197-1 mo.»
I9 f -tf
Telephone IB*
FOR SALE: —- Ford one-ton
truck. Good condition 9125. Vow
aad Pansor, Oak St. Garage.
247-5t
FOR HALE: — Volunteer grain
pasture for horses and cattle. In­
quire G. 8. Butler.
Í47-4*
• O a k * Phone I ««-J
Rooms Y and 2, First National
Bank Bldg.
Office Hours. 10
MAKE OlYKR for my Stado- to 1* Noon; I to ( p. m.; 7 to
baker Sedan. Engine la first e ia «
condition. Ashland Hotef.
MA—YC
FOR RENT: — 4 room house
fairly well furnished, garage, lo­
cated on Main Street in big busi­
Office hduru, I t to 12 A. M.
ness section, >80. * room bunga­
to 6 F. M.; 7 to 8 eveninge.
low, garage, beaatifnl location on
Citizens Bank Building.
Granite Street facing Li thia Park,
» 2 .5 0 . Also 3 room bungalow
with sleeping porch and garage,
ties limited to eye, ear, uoae and
throat— X-ray including teeth.
location same as above, » 2 . Also
8 room honse partly furnished,
Office beam, 1* to 11 and 2
including a piano, no garage, lo­
to 5, gwodeuburg Bldg., Ash­
cation, head of Laurel, >25.
I
land, Oregon.
also have several attractive apart­
ments. Staple^ Realty.
244-tf
OPPORTUNITIES: — A busi­
ness house on side street close to
Main for aale at a price that wjll
net 14 per cent. Property has not
been vacant tor years. ;,A two
acre orchard and poultry roach
close to with fairly good Improve­
ments, >1*00. A 7 room henee
ta the new school district, house
in splendid condition located on
a popular comer, a real snap at
» 5 0 0 , with a down payment of
>250.00. balance easy.
Also a
email honse and 40 foot lot in
same location. » 0 0 WRh « down
payment <rf >100, house has al­
ways been rented at >10 per
month. Staples Realty, Hotel Ash­
land Building.
»R M N T RAER A R * CARRUBI
WORKS, Comer Helman and
Van Ness. Phone 141. 194-tf
WHITTLE TRAN h FKR CO.
For service .
Dealers In Coal, tkood, Packing,
Crating and Storage. Long dist­
ance trucking.
T .L . POWKJUL—General Trans­
fer — Good team and motor
trucks. Good service sit a rea­
sonable price. Phone 83.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
FOR SALE:—-Stock aad «airy
ranci containing , >*« acres 6 t
level irrigated n»«ado* lafld and
free water, also >6 dairy cows;
located to Wood River valley,
KlamatK Co., Of«. Address T. A.
Culbertson, Ft. Klamath, Ore.
203-12
FOR HALE: — At Dunsmuir,
Calif., Completely furnished —
modern 3 room bouse with steep­
ing *orcht end garage, ea Carter
|ot 10x100 ft, very reasonable.
Cash or terms If desired. Address
c . D. 8hoema
FOR HALE: — Ford Roadster,
A1 condition, starter, extra tire
and rim, also delivery box for
bock. Price >800. Inquire No. 6<J
3rd street..
20t-4t*
FOR SALE: — Big
b in d ing, >4.00. Box
Photas 2«.
load of
Factory-
>40— tf
Tinting
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BERKELEY. C a l.,. (U P )— The
earth is filling up with human
cargo and “the saturation point
will be reached within the pres­
ent oentury.’’
Thia contention, advanced by
Prof. C. O.’ Saner, head of tho
geography department of the Uni­
versity of California, ta supported
by numerous facta thdt lend it the
ring of truth.
Thomas Malthas, English econ­
omist who warned that popula­
tion la increasing faster than food
Here's a case where east and west pan t meet—unless east stoops a rod
•apply, waa right, avers Prof. or so. Robert Dollar (left» Pacific shipping magnate. Is shown with Li
Sauer.
, ’•
» Tu Ching, giant Chinese, who came io San Francisco oh one of Mr Dol­
lar's ships looking for a movie Job. Li is seven feet eight inches (ah.
“It looks as If he Were right,”
be said. “Without great' disas­
ters, the earth fs filling up to the.
limit of the food sdpply. A meas­
ure of pessimism would be mors
than justified from the present
trend.
“The human race,” he continu­
ed. “is increasing and spreading
out over the earth’s surface at
an alarming rate. In the last
125 years the increase in the
BY LVDWELL DENNY;
Vt„ 426
earth’s population was 250 per
(U. P. Staff Correspondent)
X. Y., 5<
*»
SEC
cent. There is just so mach land
WASHINOON. May 5.— (U P )
PiattB|
and that is getting poorer.
“The most fertile spots on the — Arrangements have been com- . . 2 3
earth’s surface— India wltft 3&0." pletea*Kby( the -War .D e ^ a r t n j e n t l * ^ ^
f,
000,000 and China with 400,000.- td train 35,-000 young men ,n 4.
000— ate ftorrlbfy overcrowded. fifty-one* Citizen’s Military Train- g’ Rep(.
300 Au
Italy and Germany have made up ing Camps this Bummer.
Over
25,0d0
applications
ror“Wo^th
,
their war losses In births already
attendance
have
been
already
re-,
Du
and Europe is pulling in its b elt
“ In 15 years the United 8tates eeived, the department announc- - pt 4 ,
will be consuming its own food ed today. The Fourth Corps Ar- 500 Ju’
surplus, and will begin to Im­ ea, comprising the Sooth Atlantic I )
Camp
port food staples stick as wheat, States, is leading in applications
meat and other major items of with almost 80 percent of its! g_Aag ,
.quota TIUed.
diet.
Candidates are received who,
Jn|
In that 15 years the , United
are
American
between
States will at the present jrate of
increase have added* 25,000,000 the ages of- 17 and 31. Three p t
to Its population. Low prices for courses are to be given, two for L
farm products and high wages in I men with previous military train- ‘
R|
cities will insure that most of this ing. Mornings will be devoted
to
drill
and
military
instruction,
(
Increased population will be liv­
»-Aug 1
ing in cities and will be consum­ and afternoons to athletics.
Courses run for a month. Thu ^ g 5g j '
ers. not producers. - This* might
government
pays all expenses of xancaa
be taken ae good news for the
transportation,
undorms, food **
formers were it not in fhe realm
R(
of possibilities that food tariffs and medical care. In many parts «
so.
Would be repealed" and American of the country, employers have
farmers ppt to competition with reported that they will eontinu *
the world. But the slack in ag­ the salaries of employees attend- # j ,onia3
riculture is about1 taken up now. ing these camps.
“The object of these camps."
’
and soon the demand for food will
replace the present apparent lo­ according to the official an-
nouncement of the War Depart
P„
cal surplus.
. ,
“At the present living standard meat, is to bring together young
it can be said that the United men of high type from all sec­
States is supporting all it can tions ot the oountry on sr com­
support. The same thing Is true mon basis of equality and und'f
of the Orient and We Mediter­ the most favorable conditions of
ranean, both horribly overcrowd outdoor life; to etimnlate ami
j promote citizenship, patriotism
"The boosters who look upon : and Americanism; and through
increased population as a boon j expert physical dbreetlon, stiilm
may soon’ revise theft attitudes. ! ic coaektog. end military train­
ing. io benefit the young men i'i-
^divtouaWy^ io«4' bring Ithem to
realize their obligations to their
-country.
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« S i too«» and heal skin that b
Irtits«« or broken oat with CCzcma; I
«tat w covered with ugly rash or I
pimples, or is rough or i r j . Noth-1
mg subdues ftefy -slon eruptions so i
quickly, says a noted sldn specialist 1
The moment (his sulphur pecgtaP- r
«on » applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications, the I
eczema is gone and the skin Is de- i
lightfnfly dear and smooth. Sul­
phur is so nreeiqjis as a skin remedy
on Palfh Ave , between Milk I hpark » e r y j I r W l h f t h
mehi Mentho-Suiphur always ncals
School and Normal. Priced right, crystal blue gray, and avoid Ate eczema right up.
term ! Box , Tidings. 199-1 mo- tush.
A small jar of Rawks Mentho-
¿'1-' • '
- ’
Suiphur
mag bp Jbgd At toZ 8°°d
FOft «¿ l S^A splendid city
drug store.
« 1-3 acre creek bottom, free
Far Frn Stm flt UtU tk it AivtrtUtnwH to
Water sight wN* bnfldtagp. Beau­
tiful plow of purrounding .moua-.
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1-M Í r t iik li.K . Allea
drid theatre is tne costume worn
hy a well known dancer who ap­
pears with her back nude to the
hips and Just two strips ot diam­
onds on the other side.
Among other daring costumes
is a singer's golden flimsy dress,
so thin that it conceals almost
nothing, she sings while lying on
a sola in the middle of the stage.
Barcelona, the capital of Cat­
alonia, does not remain behind.
In one new revue there girls ar­
rive in sheet cloths, undress on
steps especially put up near the
orchestra seats, hand their clothed
to theatre attendans, and climb
to .the stage to start their part.
A STUCCO HOUSE
S h o u ld be p a in te d w ith a s p le n d id p a in t to p r e s e r v e
a n d w a te r-p ro o f th e su rfa c e .
WE RECQMMEND
MADRID.— (U P )—¡The
nude
is Invading the Spanish stage, in-
trodueed by Spanish artists who
have worked abroad.
Until recently, few shows could
be found reprehensible by tbe
most puritanical, but gradually j
the costumes began to conceal
less and less to the evident satis­
faction of the majority of au­
diences.
.
The latest sensatioh* in £ Ma-
b
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Bay State Brick and Cement Paint
or
Meduso Cement Paint
CARSON-FOWLER LBR. CO.
In tho Heart of Town
Science* experience, skill,
facilities and capital are neces­
sary to make good m otor fuel.
“Union O il o f California”,
in clu d es all o f th e require­
ments in the manufacture o f
Union
Union G asoline provide*, and always
has p ro v id e d to Western nfotoriits, thi
non-detonating feature which supplies full
power to the pistons throughout their
entire stroke ana eliminates a ll explosive
**knfdtng' or pinging on the hills or in
heavy pulling— a quality for which Eastern
The list 0/ camps, with dat r
ojf courses and* estimated attcr i-
ahee foITows:
m ï f CORPS ARÉA
f t . Adams;
MT.'-'jniy
3«; Camp Devens, Mass., 153*1
Wyo., 140, June » -J u ly 11;*'Del
Monte, Calif.. 950. Jane 27-Jn»y
24; Ft. McArthur, Calif., 80.
June 27-July 2«; Ft. Missoula,
Geo. Wright, Wash., 190, June
M oat, 280, June 12-July 11; Ft.
19-Juty 19; Camp Lewis, Wash.,
100, June 19-July 18; Vancou­
ver Bks., Wash., 800, June 18-
Julq 17.
twvW
NINTH CORPS AREA
WMDagglus, ARa*, 8 » |;
«»-July 1«; ft - n J 4 . to
lin e s ” and paying 3 cents per gallon m
excess o f usual p ric e s fo r th a n * Y e t U m o n
ccrtts n o m o re than other Jhigh grade fuels.
Always' u s e d riste M ettorOil with nen-
detonating Union Gasoline because this
factors in goodjççrtw
run lor several years without it,
Four Reduced to
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