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( p .a h j B e r i I « b t a è - P »V U P L A « r T NIGHT*« I LOMÉ 1 Û H S 6 W »M #S£tS8& 'TH T \ m ech a n ica l e q u ip m en t in th e w o rld , th e A m e r ic a n p e o p le are slo w a n d u u p ro g resp iv e i f th e y can n o t s e ) th is su rp lu s to th e w o r ld ih ark et. Home Town Thoughts P e o p le w h o d o n o t lik e th e ir h om e to w n , w o u ld n o t o r d in a r ily lik e a n y ¡d a r e to w h ic h th e y h a p ­ p en ed to rem ove. W h en y o n o b e y th e la w s a n d o r d in a n ces of* y o u r hom e to w n , w h ic h are c r e a te d fo r th e s a fe ty " a n d c o a ifo r t o f th e people, you h e lp m a k e th a t to w n a p le a sa n t p la ce to liv e . A n d w h ile o b e y in g t h e la ir s , d o n ’t fo rg o t th e econ om ic la w th a t p e o p le sh o u ld . sp e n d th e ir m on ey a t hom e w h ere i t w ill c e d e back to th em . How the Studente Can H elp I t is th e m od ern th e o r y th a t e v e r / in d iv id u a l sh ou ld co n sid er h im s e lf a n e s s e n tia l e le m e n t in th e e ffo rt to p r o v id e a finer h o m e co m m u n jty . S ch ool s tu d e n ts m a y a sk h o w t h e y c a n h e lp ! W e ll, th e y can h e lp a g r e a t d e a l b y d o in g th eir w o r k w e ll in sch ool. E very tim e th e y le a r n a lew* so n w ell, th e y h elp r a ise th e sta n d a r d o f sch olar- sh<>. A n d w h en th e sc h o la r sh ip sta n d a r d is raised, m o re co m p ete n t g r a d u a te s a r e tu rn ed ou t, m ore b r a in y y o u n g p e o p le g o to w o r k in ou r in d u stries R a i a c tiv itie s , a n d th e to w n g o e s a h ead . W e ’d be h e a r tily in fa v o r o f th a t prop osed 13- m a n th s to -th e -y e a r c a le n d a r i f i t w e r e n o t fo r the fa d t t h a t ou r p o litic a l o ffice-h o ld ers w o u ld h a v e one e x tr a p a y -d a y . P r e s id e n t C o o lid g e ’s d e ter m in a tio n to g o w est f o r h is v a c a tio n fin a lly c e n te r e d on W isco n sin . B u t t o th e f o lk s w e s t o f th e M ississip p i h e w ill sim p ly ting a h u m a n is th a t I dey te m a k e a liv« t to keep a monqtnto I ta « * ? ' Mag A— AaxUiary to M TriSltg «U lte Meets I» the A tahtaf « G f the night, Swift hours bounding down a. cat­ arse! of draama, A sgmghosy od stars la vsBod The lamentations Of a soul whose stark - ' PWAWM -T& A close ,. Deft fingers pluck the strings of Passion’s lyre. - The soothing harmoslee of hope fulfilled. NEW TORN — Sir Otatte» he is one of the SO people In the world can say yea or a a without asking advice. Market m e n ts are sm a ll, b u t on e ca n b e lie v e t h a t w h e n a ll th ree fo r e ig n e r s see th e b e a u ty an d fin is h a n d com ­ fo r t o f a g o o d A m e r ic a n m a d e «shoe, t h e y w ill W ant i t r ig h t alo n g . I t h a s com m on ly b een rem a rk ed th a t th e m an u ­ fa c tu r in g f a c ilitie s of th e U n ite d S t a te s a r e so e x ­ p an d ed , th a t w e ca n p ro d u ce m ore o f m a n y com ­ m o d itie s th a n on r p e o p le c a n con su m e, h en ce th a t m an y w o rk ers m u s t lie id le a g o o d d e a l o f th e tim e . r ib ie fo r e ig n m a r k e t i s th e p la c e f o r h is su r- p la S ^ W ith th e m oat in te llig e n t la b o r a n d th e b e s t e oaarasw-5R5s- Mine Is the htanttog Rnghter of ie fa rm p r o d u c e s, an d American sh bs u feassmi MtsCs of smoke In years Monat Met Heck says; "Next to the tag calls for. Lassen, the United States’ only felb r who gits rich quick,' the active votaauo erupted this more- febpr who g'js good quick is a • - - - >• abont the (ertnaea, toUtoa. adventures, gal­ lantries and stdo-atepplng of a eartatn lovely lady. The author also swinge sometiSMe lightly, and more of tea with deep feeling, on a ebefce gallery of romantic mats remembers his honour— One of two people In love must Be ef­ feminate, after all— Of a lady of undammdn quality 1« was said that she was a gentlemen . among women; for the only advantage most women have over men is in the fast that they .are not gentle­ men— God Is like a woman In the evenings He Stakes tke land look so shy.— The Larldt. aw eta to vMR some of her leads, do'something to try ton the ta g . Bo she put on t suit a t tarn white cloth, eras U Mt of gold In the braid aaefcof Mae and a touch of r e end there. 4» she stood the mirror aad set the ha! • meant to wear on her ear* TURNING THE PAGES BACK ASHLAND 20 Year« Ago The only nato funeral car In «p attata. Oregon, if not in terri­ Mrs. W alter Tristan left Buis tory between Pdrtland and Sacra- meatet.bas keen recently installed dag for Roseburg where she w ill here hy H. 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