ASH LAND rDA|LY T ID I .. ......_____E d ito r Business Manager s ^ 4 s = -a s a okriFU^ crry parer Tciephoae »1 with other «M im ata te ear »tote l o i B W i h * > « * » h m e if frota her ewa.lhteratl rivalry and ie Months Months _ may he MtH to exist hetkato the I in d iv id u a l com m onwealths in the ■ United States. 7 ' , « ' In the seoond ptsoe the leading ■ aaropean tnaestriaints ate hop- Linn county has large force working on Santiam Highway to Lebagon. Hoodsport— Carload shad, 10,- 000 pounds, shipped to New York, production. ticle, D. B. Lane. In tbei/e wellplanned and perfectly pointed camps Mr. Lane irerceives a symbol of the new wherein the hardship that once ntecoin}«riied travel on the ojx?n road are no more. • ' - “ For the day is past,” says Mr. Lane, “ when a mo- thrist, stopping to spend the night, need put up with the rfcugh ground for a mattress, two boulders for a fireplace A d a brook half a mile away for a water supply. The f»mpfer does not have to rough it any more. He does A t have to make light of hardships. He docs not have to tfidure dirt and smells and grimy clothing • “ Cities even-where in the West have provided him with facilities for decent comfort whenever and wherever lip stops. More than that, they have found that grving the ' T h irs t and hunger give no th o u g h t o f the Ten C om m and­ ljotor traveler decency aqd-comfort, and oven luxury, is ments. 4! sound business proposition. It pays. No man ever rose superior to | “ Nowadays the camp* which does Mbt provide good, another man by s im p ly Im ita tin g t£rvicnabie cooking facilities, tables and seats, shower tilths with hot water. ant^mpMh^ewwitli modern station- him . swy tubs as an exception, almost a liack numtier. Many A good set o f n a tu ra l teeth goes <•’ them provide tub baths as well ns showers, and wash- a long way tow ard connecting np machines as well as porcelain tubs, for the free use of w ith a good Job. ir guests. Electric irons are not an unusual provision, I f Sense were as common us I gas ranges for cooking are the rule rather than the Cents, w h a t an im provem ent option. could be made in Congress! i states M l mag work together. Ifc plain American English la the meantime, the prepara­ Rtngctioa of Europe. J . this ie r t n a t H y the American tion fa r the conference is being One« Europe in thoroughly oh trea t M éa applied to a ll of the Carried on along throe general Its feat again, Ahe economic situ­ leading hidnetries la the Burop- lines. • ation of the whole 'w orld w fjl CRD OOWulva EBB. CiBBtlOil Oi f ir s t — Agriculture, finance and benefit thereby. ' ’ ‘ ' tru tte v am p e Mfcea to be able to pops tattoo— the latter touching fz W hile It is yet too earijr to pre­ meet the eotopetitien of other on the thorny question of emi­ diet Juet what the conference may continent« to say nothing of help- gration. attain at least tw a o f the princl- lag oat h er own local economic Second— Industrial protection, 11411 a u a 3 e M o B a a l a a s J « A ^ A i B a A n r* iwi enai were etewTiy a ©Tin©« TWlr* attention. including raw materials, control ing the recant meeting .at.Ctaaeea Another lmpofknnt end which o f production, distribution and of the experts who h are fjxed Europe else, hopes to attain by customs. the program along which the the shore process is that of con­ Third— Trade and markets in ­ conference ie to be prepared. tro llin g production in alt indus­ cluding ft-eedom of trade, import Salem— $250,000 Elsinore The* M edford— Oak O ro te district to bdild new school bouse. a tre opens. The firs t os* at theee is that tries «0 th a t no country nor any and export restrictions, monopol­ of the creation of the United lndnstry may suffer from orsr- ies, and state trading. i • “ The idea that everybody who could afford to drive air automobile could afford to be robbed by the local tradesmen is as dead as the dodo. Stores and supply sta­ tions have grown up around the camps, or are operated as part of the facilities which make the place attractive to camjKws, and in almost every instance the prices are kept doom to the level set by similar enterprises in that LAUNDRY ONCE A YEAR A Hartford laundry lias among its clientele a man who scuds his collars* in but once a year. When he send ’em, he sends ’em all. His last list contained thia item: collars, 378. The laundry says that he has done ¿his for the past three years. ' ' « ‘ •' The system has it» advantages. The Worry over set- vice would lie removed. H cmcbccnme a little soiled while wreaking with a recalcitrant collar bntton, there would always lx* another. Then, too, simply looking at almost finir litujilit'd collars jNSlNk owi) must give a man a pride of pdartfeion. Vi^ha ps we'4 all lw li vol ler sense of our iw- )»ortance in*tnis world of manufacturing and distribution if we saw all at once a year’s supply of what we couguine. lien *a|d Udil the sensation of seeing a month’« output of* n e w piled up on their front steps upon re- I f yo u r ancestors look b ig to you, i t m ust he th a t you d o n 't am ount to much youraslf. The sm aller the tow n, the more people you W ill f i n d ' who are e te rn a lly a ilin*, c o m p la in in ’ and d o c to rin ’. M ei Heck saysi '’ SoftenIn blamed sight worse when 1 tacks - thp backbone than ■ i t attacks the b ra in ." B Y C H AR LES P. S T E W A R T NBA* Service U r llw W A8H 3NO T(M f-r " ’rtto t was. n te rrib le breast yps mn<^ a t the R ru e e -M ^ lo u wede of hlg fe llo w congressmen rkgiprked the o i her day tp *H ep resaf|ativo John P h ilip H ill o f B a ltim o re . ‘ •W-W-what b -b -.b re a k r’ stam ­ mered H ill, tu rn in g pale. fY e u h a d On th e w irin g kind o f c o lla r and tie to go w ith a cu t­ aw ay coat,” his frie n d Inform ed k im . " I 0 t k te d .” u T he o th e r produced a newspa- TWO mouths qgo, I, would have told jnmi that I was pretty well aariefiod with my smoking tobacco. I didn’t h a w Prince Albert then! Gee, what a Mt y , nTTt —4— t IL Senate ha* shelved aW prohibition ^omfieatioiiTOea- sures, which weans pr«s|Hbi| i«m -iwpd{fi<$tiou is returned to the cellar. ; as a check in the morning’* mail. Fra­ grant, too, Eke Ftariufddrtd flow ers Fragrant in the Hh, and fragrant as yofc smoke it. < le a f tobacco, J tefl you. •* • - ‘ -’it h ' ■ ■ « Maybe you dunk you m e nil art i s the mattar o f rtndtttigu l > p u l d t f t N*# there. Because, if you h a v en ’t tmoked On my snya