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MB D D A IL Y O gyiCH L PITT P A rjB m th» •fr* ro,,t<>ffl< e “ St coud (T«»» M,ül H Ä Price, Delivered Month lu ffe Month« s T t Months ■ Year ........ ---- i|CL .............. Hy M a il and R ural -48« Month Three Months JiiT" Months ... T ID IN G S Route« We Yea/ OISPLAT ADVKK tlM ISi; MhKle insertion, per inch ’’•M ical. Dteptoy, per inch .............. .. RATE* Y early Contracts insertion 4 tree* ........... ........... .................. » 0 insertions a weak ...................... < «Uj Insertion . ................................................................... ......... lU te. fot L e a l <u,<i M h ^ to ^ .u * Ad* ^¡«Inc MW. insertion, per 8 point line ..;..... . hlarh subsequent luaprtton. point line...... ........ Card of Thanks ............. . ............ ' ~........ ■•tiitoarle», per lint s-A»' «H A T œXUTITLTKS ADVERTISING «dmtoaion 'cbw ge la meda or 4Hi*tldn taken la Advertising.’ _*»_ «.‘■«’’»»T » » «» S o w e d Religion« or B en.*olent O rdeo. — - ■ S*T - JMAoJ-nt«. - W- > •—*•*—*> » I .I — /O tB O f BACHELORHOOD ^ O ^ n i b i A u n iv e r a ity w h o h a v e - le s h o n a ire a s to t h e i r id e a s a n d p r e f e re n c e , se v e n s a y th e y f a v o r b a c h e lo rh o o d . T h e d is p a tc h ” " t - ^ t t ? , y b f e t h q r t o y b e lie v e in i t a s a p e r m a n e n t S t o r e 4 rd t o n y j y e a n y A llo w s w h o a b o u t t i m u t o e t o t i n t a k e t) ia t p o in t o f v iew T^iey, r e g a r d at im g * v e ry , d i s t a n t t / / m i n w h ic h th e y a r e I f in te r e s te d , a n d w h ic h m a y n e v e r aeeSu* p t . v ^ t o | b a c h e lo r s e e m s w o n d e r f u lly a i- , n “ jmyw . ’t h e a b i l i t y . t o r o a m w here' k th e f re e d o m f ro m the. b u r d e n s o f tid « a ir ^ b ie a im . A ls o t o y m a y 1« to a w ife f o r 't h e i r con* * » ’ : w • F*. ? . • j to- ’ ’ M w o u ld b e a lm o s t im p o s s ib le it/V a n y o n e w o m a n a n d be c o n j o i n i n g a t t o b r e a k f a s t taW S / _o k so h a n d s o m e a s s h e d o c s g irls , a n d .w a n t to itfept o n e s, a n d c u ltiv a te .tfcfn go on to so m e n ew !K' S ! , THE FORUM A rtidi» of tim ely luteresti' ; are «rojoo wad under'tbto head- Communclatlona mast bear the ' signature of the author. s t o a t W ns& t.be remgVal th e. larger town? ,W pp,A ar(}lj. The production of oil ffom sbhle has been making great strides the last two years, new and better methods have been work ed out Jn other states and out sid e of the auto Industry it b growing faster th an any other^n» ditstry. It is practically a perm anent Industry, not working ai/d removing ^o some o place In a few years, like saw mill, industry. This coiurig- eretiog alqne should cause the »ctual tsxpayiag voter» 0 pauke an<1. ®hnajlder before evgp signing petitions to put the matter to e vote at y iis time. Especially mid come to a. Vote, would h to-ndd an enormous burden L the aliwady huge s u b s the r al tax payers,^ re y w under fob to. pay. f i l l p , f ived that they will consider m%î4«F . >*iore A b w »• WB« ih other to sign a petition. A le desperate efforts to get the nfctter to a vote »U&hout 80 per c^nt of $ 4 vetera signing th i petition, hs feiftlred by km, already show s whlcji « a y the .wind la blowing. The proposed o ile r of fr^e quarters to th e county w hile the tan to being wrung from the people w i|l be the dlscusapd la te f. *t m a y b e j re- ■ * 4 . - 4 ." - . h l , . I ' l I- SMOV&D THIS COVNTYSKAT HE MOVED. - To the-Editors.''-. le ^ l to s u p p o r t a While various arguments are be'afoiyew hiit now being made regarding the v n v o s e d removal o l the County sea» and being disseminated m i- L ÿ - A .4 . u JMOct^of th e — 'ÿ o tm i;'‘'fellowK g e t a v , e r about the county, the one that j h k d ' M e r « f e (w y e a rs . T h e y find t h a t f lit sebtns to be depended on to turn the trick to that Mtedford 1» the ■ largest town In the cbtArty and therefore the county seat should t h e i r jo y s a n d so rro w s- M a rr ia g e bo moved to that place. The 1 y o u n g m a n to g iv e a g r e a t d e a l, b u t i f h e fin d s pleas for the 'overworked em should they consider well o n e i t l ^ w o r t h J d t d t c o s ts , a n d th e m som e. Ployea lu the present location, their sad plight of Saving to maintain their own autoa to go : y FAULTS OE GREAT MEN to the C onn House and return I »• 0 {T he o ld t y p e o f b io g r a p h y d w e lt o n th e a c h ie v e m e n ts home after their day of» till, may ’“ *t W 9V M T n a n y m o d e m w r ite r s t h in k t h e y g iv e for the present be dismissed with » p i c t u r e o f th e p r o m in e n t p e o p le o f t h e p a s t if the w ell known fact that all ol b r in g o u t t h e i r f a u l t s a s w ell a s t h e i r v ir tu e s . F o r the persons so concerned choteto their ow n homes* and Jobs. e m p h a S rs i s l a i d o n s ta te m e n ts t h a t G e o rg e That Medford Is th e largest d r a n k , sw o re , a n d g a m b le d fre e ly . to o p e r a te a B u d g e t town is not disputed, but w ill it W lw in th ia g a lik e t h a t a r e s a id , i t s h o u ld a ls o be always be the largest? Jackson A « » s u c c e s s fu lly is w ith a t h a t m o st o f th e p e o p le o f h is a g e d i d th e s a m e t h in g «, county is fast developing and' in s ta n d a r d s o f s o c ie ty h a v e c h a n g e d - W e e x p e c t h ig h - a few years some other town c h e c k in g a c c o u n t. may be the largest in the coun •vels o f c o n d u c t now . F e w y o u n g p e rs o n s w ill b e i n ty and be In a position to demand t o h ig h e r a c h ie v e m e n t Ev d w e llin g u p o n th e f a ilu r e s another move for the sam e rea son. That thia may occur is not n a t i oma l h e ro e s . altogether so improbable as I A n d u n le s s y o u b u d g e t »your h o u s e h o ld a n d liv in g May seem at first thought. Ash k ..W H O BRAIN POWER land has an oil shale plant being e x p e n se s, y o u a re lik e ly to s p e n d a b o v e t o a llo w ?V £ _ n e e <I a n in te lle c tu a l a w a k e n in g , s a id o n e o f th e constructed not far away. This a n c e y o u h a v e se t. . . - ’ . P«*f8 a t th e a n n u a l m e e tin g o f th e A s s o c ia tio n o f will soon be producing oil for W e in v ite y o u to o p e n y o u r ^checking a c c o u n t in th e c o lle g e s a t N e w Y o rk . H e c o m p la in e d t h a t peo- the market and (he plan is to 11 to o m u c h o f tr iv d l s u b je c ts , a n d r e g a r d in te lle c t- construct new units of the plant from time to time until It be I ity w ith c o n te m p t. . , comes , s #rea[ „ great Industry. With the 'HI& a PI m . w ill c o n s id e r su c h s u g g e s tio n s o f th e n a - j mount«!« or oil bearing ahale • rw« - M » o f I < “ d I h ig . h b ro w • s 4 t u f /V f • ”? T h e s p o r ts a n d p a s tim e s o f rock, r<x* enough to laat a hundred T he O nly Way FIRST NATIONAL BANK £> rf?- / y 1 pal to H iMa-.Ai ' .i , - 1 ä A V ■ < 1 > '■ . A A A ; now a X I f you've ever wondered why coms*on*the4iip (note the us” on corns) was such a plague to our ancestors, just,go to the nearest museum and look at the heavy hip-pocket tin the boys used to carry their tobacco in. The old “tin-type” pocket package i£<yiis ridiculous to us, but in the old days ft was Joke.. . OF course, a tin is fine to keep tobacco^ in at home. Fact, for home use Granger Rough C ut is packed in a vacuum tin ., , a perfect humidor! But Granger’s pocket-package Is a “foil pouch,” “ tim e, th é s tr u g g le f o r m o n ey , a n d p e t t y g o s s ip , g iv e * V8ar’ ’ wlth proper management 1 a ll t h e r w a n t t o t a l k a b o u t * lthta “ ay “oon becon,e “ ««b th® Still, H i . w e ll to re m e m b e r t h a t m te lle c tu a l a c ti v it y ' S “ J S * with a glassine wrapper that keeps die tobacco feefieaberthanitCOuW ever be in a pocket tin. a u fqng y o u r b r a in s , a n d th e p e o p le w h o m a k e no k b y re a d in g , s tu d y , a n d h e a r in g g o p d t a l k , to c u lti- t h e i r m e n ta i l p D o ow w e er, r, d o n o t u iis s n u a ll lly a c c o m p lis h m u ch , fo lk s seem to c u ltiv a te o n ly a th in to p l a y e r o f th e i r s tu ff, r e m in d in g one o f th e p r im itiv e p e o p le w ho to p lo u g h t h e i r field s w ith a f o r k e d s tic k . I t p a y s if d e e p e r in to t h a t m a rv e lo u s th in k in g p o w o r w ith 1 h u m a n n a tu r e is g ifte d - Light-weight and pliable; it’s easy on the pocket afid c a ? y ^ .tk tP Q c ^ For fed is Opt as ejqp^iisive as tin, so it’s possible to sell LITTLE R ID 8CHOOLBOU8I F o r d h a s b o u g h t one o f t h e o ld “ L i tt le Resi J o s e s ” a t W i nohen don, M ass., a n d w ill o d d it to 1 o f anti< piitie« a t th e W a y s id e I n n in B u d b u r y state. • m a n y v is ito r s w h o w ill i u s p w t th is f r a g m e n t o f ‘ 1 1 p r a b a b ly d o a ir o .to h a v e t h e i r r e t u r n to l it tl e red se ll mil h o u s e e d u c a t io n a l th e - Im t e d u c a tio n Wae loo lim ite d f o r th e s e r a p i d d a y s, lit tl e r a d s c h o o lh o u s e t a n g h t t h a t a ll h a p p in e s s _lt o n w o r k a n d In d u s tr y , a n d i ts g r a d u a t e s Were.' i Her«- H e need t o s a m e lesso n n o w in t h e schools a n d h e a d w re jia r tn e r s ; w h a t h u r t s one -MUUUM Jb A .«JR ont • moi ettr win grow up at ' Ashland or M ar there In the next fsw yeaKS, a city of thirty to fif ty thoog&ad people is not nt alt improbable. Would the present for rem oval. of THERE'S A REASON ' I w lyr w e c a o g iv e o n e d a y ’s e le iu u u g a n d p r e s s in g s e r v ice , im w e ll a s t u r n o u t f in d c la s s w o rk . W e h a v e m m ieK i c flu ip ra e o i us « tr ia i. ¿»ï Standard Cleaners 95 0 a M « W e Deliver and SnnM» FRESJJ FILMS t-4 * * » - ; > i