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o f th e W e s t, a n d a m an w h o k n o w s b o th f a n n in g
an d a g r ic u ltu r e, w h o k n o w s fa r m in g fro m a g r ic u l
tu r a l an d p erso n a l e x p e r ie n c e and can b e tr u ly
b e c a lle d a “ d ir t fa r m e r ,” se e s c o n sid e r a b le g ood
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t h a t m ea n s a b e tte r p r ic e .
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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
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M TriSltg «U lte Meets I» the
A tahtaf « G f
the night,
Swift hours bounding down a. cat
arse! of draama,
A sgmghosy
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stars la vsBod
The lamentations Of a soul whose
stark - '
PWAWM -T& A close ,.
Deft fingers pluck the strings of
Passion’s lyre.
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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
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Mine Is the htanttog Rnghter of
ie fa rm p r o d u c e s, an d
American sh<tea a f f being shipped to 87 for
eign countries now. 4 k b a b ly m any o f these ship
S T B S .T T O M -F O M X B ’S
THE MAGIC GARD
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in th e sh r in k a g e o f fa rm p o p u la tio n a n d is n o t
alarm ed a t th e co n d itio n .
S e c r e ta r y J a r d in e , w h o is a . s c ie n tis t a n d a
sc h o la r a lo n g w ith h is p r a c tic a l e x p e r ie n c e , k n o w s-
w h e r e o f h e sp e a k s. 'H e s o y s th a t th e d e p o p u la tio n
o f th e fa r m s -c a u s e d b y th e m ig r a tio n to th e c ity
w ill r e su lt in h ig h p r ice d fo o d s, a ll o f w h ic h m ean s
m ore fo r th e a g r ic u ltu r a l p rod u ct.
T h er e i s Come alarm In th e s itu a tio n , a c c o r d in g
to J a rd in e, a n d th a t is i f th e m o v em en t f r o m farm
to to w n c o n tin u es a t th e p r e se n t r a te th e r e is c e r
ta in to b e a s h o r ta g e o f fo o d , w h ic h w ill cause som e
su fferin g. T h e so lu tio n o f th e p r o b le m , h e sta te s ,
w ill be th a t th e m an an d th e w om an o f t h e to w n
w ill in se lf-p r o te c tio n m o v e b ack to th e fa rm .
T h e secreta ry d isc u sse s th e fa r m r e lie f s itu a tio n
a n d m a k es th e s ta te m e n t th a t in h ie o p in io n th e
r e lie f situ a tio n w ill' r e lie v e i t s e lf fo r a p e r io d o f
e v o lu tio n i s o n w h ic h w ill ten d t o h e lp th e in d u s tr y
o f a g ricu ltu re a n d th e p r e sen t co n d itio n is b u t one
o f th e tu rn s o f th e w h ee l w h ic h b r in g s a b o u t con
d itio n s w h ic h h a v e r e p e a te d th e m s e lv e s o v e r an d
over, and it d o e s n o t ta k e a g r e a t d e a l o f s tu d y
an d o b se r v a tio n to a r r iv e a t a co n c lu sio n w h e n y o u
h a v e h isto r y an d p a s t e v e n ts to g u id e y o n .
S o th e W e ste r n h e a d o f a g r ic u ltu r e se n d s o n t
a w ord e f ch e e r a n d en c o u r a g e m e n t an d s e e s iU th e
v e r y n e a r f e t u r e an a g r ic u ltu r a l c o n d itio n w h ic h
w ill ten d t o t h e b en efit o f th e m an w h o s tic k s to
th e s o il, a n d t h e m o re w h o le a v e th a t w o r k a n d ta k e
SENS
8. Who composed an overture
tar what aaaksspnsa* star ,whan
onlySBfegteenyearsqWT
8. Who le Edwin FrankoG old
man?
4. Who is chief conductor of
the Chicago Symphony Orchestra?
6. What soprano from Manton
City, Mo., made her debut with
the Metropolitan Opera during O s
spring of l M I t .
8. Name three operas In Which
Satan has a prominent role?
7. What Is a piano concettot
8. What famous Rnselan cost-
poser committed snlcide by de
liberately drinking cholera-ibfeei-
ed water? ■
8. Who composed the Bohem
ian Girl?
10. What opera, by what com
poser, produced during the past
season at the Metropolitan was
left unfinished?
<t oftens M U «that setttar
I,” nor "No”
when a man
fB a ck ln » n f ” at the right W -
metot Is dbttsStmes q good way. to
gO ahead. For example, the goat.
sotm parted,
A very good man seldom makes
Very good policeman.
Who with golf stick Mas reach
ed the heights; ef t-ineeln with an
axt
Ruch Immoral, literature is
sold because there are many Im
motai people. .
ffc life thews are bat two direc
tions to go; one is up; tke other
down.
’-»•NEW YO R K — Explaining
that his conscience troubled
him because he proved false
to the Moser system and ran
away. Pani Oliver. 85, is ®o-
t a t haet vomstartly to « d -
ereon road camp IB W est Vir
ginia. He surrendered to
authorities here to complete
a two-year sentence för steal
ing an automobile.
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"These Charming People," by
Mlehael ArloS, (George H. Doran
Company, Raw TtrtaJ T ile , is
the fifth Artas took? and he M
easily t i e Shaft Starry meate r of
the E nslieb reading world. Most
of the stories «enter
HOBOKEN, N. JL /-T he most
hen-pecked husband la. the
•World has Wan dissevered by
Judge , Caraten.
William
Keuntje received One flve-
oent cigar daily from his
wife, and one package ( of
gum per week. ’ The Mrs.
ham him arrested when, 1^ a
rebellious mood, he turned
dear only 884-18 instead of
his fa ll week’s pay of <84.78,
T he Judge ehoet hergrom tke
courtroom.
Fnt your heart in your work, of
The public Plan a price tag oM
VOLCANO ERUPTS .
codirse, but don’t forget to put
every
man, aad he can usually bp
RED BLUFF, Cal., May , 3.— year head in, too,
bought tor Ians ttdney than the
Emitting one of the heavies! oU|>
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
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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. C..8tock. undertakes. he the gneet of her «leter, Mrs.
The car la an American undw- Oesrgs Churchman to r awhjis.
slang of 8« horse power, adjusted
to 4 speeds.
C. <?. Rauoda and family have
Forest 6uards,Frank Pattorsan moUed/from their rooms In the
aad Robert Peachey have left for Pell block Into tAeir new home oa
their stations at Clover Creek aad Factory s t r e £ .s
Moon Prairie.
Ranger Royal
Cmmhtas left alto for hie stattoa
at Lake of the Woods.
Frank ‘ Jordan was pp from
Grknts Paas Suflday, where he is
Eugene Onard— Mrs. Oe^ D. engaged tn bwiMfsg fhe new Jour-
Dünn, accoMpanled by.her Ilttta
» ob . Horace Hill Dann, arrtvnd In
Eugene fron» Ashland last Tuen-
day and : will leave thts for«aoea
tor assttto, meetttig Mr. Dann at
who ta s been
Pectlaad. T ie r »taut the nlebt county flat son
Ashland today.
retí .
k
The Odd F ellow s'tall has re-
improved nto
I t is now one Of the nicest
eu««dt todtoty h s ltt lR
country,
qtthput a doubt. l i ta s been rw
papered and painted and* seated.
sH tt hnsAsaato any qpiain of a
most cbtafortable pattern.
ousti? t a »
alons toward completion with* tl
staiftial constructtçl
ought to Mata <hq 8
and perinä^«« “t a
to the city.
1
desvur-soelety of the Presbyter
ian church enjoyed a Jolly May
Day Igeakfast recently In the
church parlors.
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This organization has been
staging a contest for the past two
months and the winning ride w e n
guests of boner nt this affair. Miss
Maxine Emery was captain e f the
loosing side.
▲ delicious
brsskfast \ was
served at tables benhtUally decor
ated In a color scheme of yellow.
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Fixed Moy M g Rtoheto ■
The Junior Christian Endeav
or of the Presbyterian church
met in a group at the chord» Sat
urday evening, April thirtieth, for
the purpose of fixing R ag. Day
baskets for the shut-ins.
Fourteen of these baskets were
attractively arranged and
filled,
after whlcn they were eeUvered.
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Mrs. Marion taMMW WiM'Bpaab-»
Mrs. Marion Lance of thé Port
land Unity Center of Practical
Christianity wUl speak in the
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