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The Meadow Lark
Poets have sung rhapsodies to the mocking
bird, the nightingale, the oriole, the linnet and many
other charming songbirds that gladden the hours
of spring and summer with their blithsome music.
They are, indeed, winged messengers of joy, bring
ing from the southland the radiance of the palm
and magnolia to mingle with the oak and vineclad
maple.. Uove and eestaey, regret and sorrow, are
blended in rhythmic harmony, even as smiles with
tears in the drama of lift.
Pleasing and beautiful, however, migratory birds
•are proud and vain.- Coy and reclusive,* th e y ‘seek
their own society in the leafy bowers of flowery
copse, the aristocrats and nabobs of« the feathered
kingdom. As traveling troops of haughty tourists,
they appear.without greetings and depart without
adieu, leaving-only the memory of their entertain-
m ediae a pleasant dream. The doqgenial touch of
friendship, of neighborly love,, has never kindled the
endearing charms that linger with the permanent
abode.
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¡Who shall speak for the home bird, the fumble,
universal bird, the bird of birds—the meadow lark?
He builds his nest on the ground in a clump of grass
and brood/ his yeung in sincere modesty. He feeds
on bugs and seeds of. grass and woods, as humble
in his food as in ms bed. He is an hopest bird*
Unlike the linnet or the robin or a host of prouder
birds, he pilfers neither fruit nor grain. He does
no harm to man nor bird nos beast The jay may
chide, the robin chirp and .ail the other feathered
hosts may quarrel and fight, and yet the lark
maintains the peace serene with sympathy for all
his erring friends.
Does goodness fill his life with joy and ehedr?
He sings in sh in e or shower; in summer’s eun or
winter’s storm he sounds goncoytiant note as it is iji
praise fnr avnry good and perfect gift, Vibib. fleet
of wing as ally songster of the gnnge, he doea^fcot
migrate to warmer elim as,^ He likes his native
health and friends and stays to cheer them through
the winter months. With jaunty grace he perches
on the fence or tree, the lilao-eolored heart gemmed
on his yellow breast, his plumage rich, yet free
from gandy hue,, h e , nod* and Jbobs his hehd gnd
sings. H e is' God’s messenger to man ttrteach ns
patience, peace*and joy. Who does not love the
lash, <the universal^ democratic bird?—(Portland
Oregonian.)
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Your Newspaper or Ours
Qf course au owner, a publisher or an editor
does fasten much of his own individuality iftto his
paper, bat not all of it by any means. If he did
conddct the paper in exact accordance with his own
personality ¿••would be running it f p r the benefit
of hip friends and the discomfort of his enemies,
whereat that It exactly what a wise and experiences
publisher does not want to do. He puts the best'
he h ie in the paper aad then gives it still higher
ideals and goals, all based on honest service to
the people and he avoids letting personal prejudiedk
and'friends from unduly .influencing the people's
attitude on any important issue. He may be a
good friend to another man In a personal way and
want to retain that friendship and yet the policies,
of hirpa)>er may demand that he’oppose that man's*,
election or appointment to some public office, or
favor some public improvement that will hurt that
man’s business. When he does oppose that friend
he sometimes makes a personal sacrifice on the aï*
tar of publié service and-it oftentimes hurts him to
do so more than, it hurts the friend opposed. The
readers of a newspaper* seldom Recognize or appreci
ate these sacrifices at the time they are made but.
in the long run the pape^ builds up the kind of rep
utation that the publisher of high ideals' wants it
to attain, and its readers Team tt> trust its motives.
It establishes a code of honor and ethics-and of ]>rip-
ciples that* is above any ope persott'conuected with
it.—(Walla Walla BnUettg.)
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“ Bootleggers must file federal intome taxes on
illicit jprofit” the suprem* court ijayg. Now jÀ t
how many inspecldirs are We going to need to chpck
up on them.
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The “ O af Whit*’ W ay” is noW stained wl«fc
To« can’t always give a bargain when dealing
SCISSORED
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Count F e lix vob Luckner Is to
r * bring his Ghrman peace ship into
i-s the Portland harbor next -meatIfc
£? He ma « h a v e been fceartag about
'S the Longview bridge controversy.
— Eugene Register.
I. Who was tha Hint maid an-
fcf tha N ational Press Clnb T
------SfoMWL bro»4ena<s
“The L g tlp Brawn Ckuroh?”-4 '
> 8. W het is the only permanent
grand opera company formed for
radio broadcasting?
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Tke Turks.
Hannibal.
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T lw Mohammedans.
General W olfs,' -
Teacher's association of south
ern Oregon wlH *mhet in Ash
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'RBA W O R S H IP
Oh, tyvejy is tbs-sea tonight
Amid this' vespéral glow .
As on Ify breast in white-winged
A story of how P h illip D. A r
mour, beck, in the other days,-
made 8 p rofit of 07,000,000 mere
ly in buying ybeat in the interior
and sellfag .It la Obtsago was told
in yesterday’s Journal* t And
thereat > 0 » reflect. W hat 1» the
m arketing 'process when • « « 1
-profit is pSSWible? Seven million
dollars net for one man merely
from buying whe£t in the connfry
a n d 'm a rk e tin g it in Chicago is
not Intelligent* or even regeonable
m arketing, > By application e f
business principles, moat of that
.07,000,0$» should have gone to
the men who risked the weather,
did .the work, bore the bnrden and
grew
the grain —-Oregon Jenrnal.
> Housakeepluk can never be
madk popular until some one dis
e as es h8w tp take dishwashing
The big question before
•n t o f-it.
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Congress
abogt
elevating
guns sesmn to have been »«-
xswered promptly over to the
H ot Heck snys: “One garage is
neighborhood of Shanghai.
Jlat like another, .expept that
A genius is • than who
some o’, them the grease is smenr-
can
wear A d irty shirt -to
sd aragnS a .U tlle thinker.”
work.
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The* tides course to ahd frd.
A lluring is its lustroag. »heen
When the great* orb o f night
Pours out upon Its gallant Uepths
Pale aareoles gilt-white.
Ob, ibvsly 1» Old Ocean*» mien
l l mild, lntranaive mood—
This worship of thw »sa dispel
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Spiritual solitude. -
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À large group tff Ashland peo-
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I n certain diche, the Chiift^e excel
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PAGES BACK
ASHLAND
20V«SargAg’
Avery Trank, who lacks a tew
fODpths of being the pcneesnnr of
th» rights and privileges wjilch
>rmor resident
M enu with the oge o f « . paid IS
fylCnds
for a game of billiards, which he
pfoy»« In a local billiard parlor
la«1 week. No parpntol objections
W. L. Brow* *|iqd wife of Vln
v e fo listed, but justice Meat b»
toft. ford», vtefo afavals in Ash
meted oat,-and tbs city la 06
land thia wedk.
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»foot has a a tn recently en-
1a a "bastf to the »«Il
e a t” in the company ef his
r C. B. Watson, who w ill
on 1 heir farm sast;bf the
Fourth street «roper(y owners
»ire la-eftraeat la Ntoir efforts to
g e t, tholf-* atraat. Imuroved 'with
hard ftftiemodt. Twefr petition
presented to the council, was re
ferred to tha street eommlsston.
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30 Years Ago
of the day’» iamdrtanl work in offices,
Tbos. R. Brown, Who rtceaUy store», ete, tails into four short, be-
cam» to Ashland from Seattle, Map forS-lonshson hoofs, Likewise, 80%
purchased the fine J. L. Grubb of the day's issportant classes in wvsrfy
farm lust south of the Ashland
city lfmlts, from the Rank o f Ash-
Vh'U» brtalctasts oTWell-balanced,
complete
food — food that “stands
tapd. The place consists of 84»
b y"y o n through the raornin«—are
aofod, much of It fa aholes land, M «HrlN^uUM rtOfoFby«iW »f^
toSether w ith valuable improve
Quakvr Oats, containing the ex<(
ments including a brick dwelling csllent food balance of protein, car
bohydrates, minerals, vitamine “B”
bonne.
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and the essential laxative “bulk” o f
•M a b ideal food for' that purpose.
No other cereal grown compares
in food balance. Delicious and en
ticing, Quaker Oats corrects the
A t the meeting of the Ashland m istake o f inadequate breakfast
A thletic club Saturday evening a
committee consisting of Capt. J. L.
• Messrs W- H . B ru n k. Sam Ev May, J. E. Thornton and W alter
ans and W alter O'Donohue left for
F ralan were appointed to enlist
Fetiaqa Bay today to wage war on
players
df the A. A. A. football
the finny tribe th e re .fo r a few
teimvfnr thexsernfag seaso n.
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dottgbtfiH "phowsr" was
given r»c«nttjr ,»t tha attractive
bome.o# Mia» Bthel Raid »a Bast
Malo street, the, occasion being
la honor of M is» A lm ira Schmidt,
“bride elect
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The time tpte »pant in pleas-
e a t ceavsraatloa, music aaS do
ing fancy, w ork. Mis» Schmidt
was presented w ith a beautiful
piece
sMvar, which she greatly
appreciated. Refreahmanta, daint
ily arranged, Wefo enjoyed at the
close e f tbe.'evsnikg.
Those who* took part in ex
tending beet wtthaa for happiness
aad prosperity ,to the bride-to-be
,at thig time ’ were; Mesdames
N e ttle ' Green, Ltapie M e rritt Tand
Cleo V. HoweU, the Miesse Ila
Myftrs. Bdaa Ooheen, Horn W ard,
K ell C arter, B U * McLeod, Grace
Hawkyard, L au ra Rugose and
B thel R e t t
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pie held a je lly picnic on the
Dead ladlan road Saaday a fte r
Tuesday, May >7 — Camp Fire noon. May 16.
Guardians w ill h°W a dinner
Some Of the boye aftd girls
at the Camp F ire cabin.
climbed Pompadotar Reek aad
Wednesday, M ay lft^*M iyalonar> a fte r reaching the top spent sev
»oeiety of the Baptist church, eral hours exploring the caves
w ill meet at the home of Mrs. aad crevices.
The main attrac-t
F rank BeSwlck, i f f Hargadlne
tlon o f tbs afteraeon was furnish
street.
ed by Miss Irm a Beck, who, while
Wednesday, May 18.— W. B. A. trying to cross the Deed Indian
Win hold regular meeting-
Creek on a foot log, fell Into
Wednesday, May lS ^ —Covered- tha Icy water.
dish sjipper in the Civic club
Those who made np the party
house on W lqburn w a y . A ll
were: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mad
1 Civic Club members, 'their hna- den, Mr. and Mrs. D olpb* H an
banda and friends are cordially
nah, Mk. and Mrs. J . W . B e c k , Air. aad Mrs. Head Honfltosd
Invited
Mr. and Mrs. M ark True,) Miss A t Party—
Thursday, M ay 18^— Baby Clinic
Irm a Beck, Miss Marie Bolleau ^ M r. and Mr». 43. J. Read, who
in* Civic clubhouse on W lnbnrn
and Miss W rig h t and Messrs. are planning to leave Ashland in
Way. * ¿arge atiéndanos de
Alble Beck W arren Doremus and the near future, were the guests
sired.
Kenneth. Madden.
'■ *of
1 honor last evenin'», Monday,
Thursday, -May 18.—¿Wilts Ledge
May 1«. at a party Whleh was
No. 8 4 4 w ill give a shirt waist
given in the Parish House of the
dance In the Elk*» ballroom. Wednesday Club Mesta
T rin ity Episcopal chnrch by the
Domipo ProvosJ.*» orchestra w ill
Approximately >5 or f t mem*
Ashland Dally Tidings fores, with
bere of the Wednesday clnb of
PJ*X* ,v -
whom M r. Read has been asso
Friday, May 38^— Who Bo class t
ciated for the past nine months.
of the M . E. chnrch meets 1
The tim e pe^ed sw iftly play
with Mrs. J. R. MacCracken; J
ing Lards ahd dabelag, Mr. Clay-
covered dish luncheon. Bring I
cotub adding m u efate tha'even -
dishes and meet at the chnrch t
jag's entertainment by his clever
at 11 o'clock.
Friday, May 80.— Regular meet- c
(Please Turn to Paga 6)
ing o f tha D. A. R. at the home .
o f Mr». B. V. C arter bn the
Boulevard aft 0:30 p. m.
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Who sen* fo -*ll confoeaUvs
concerts daring the sumgtsr o f
4 8 8 8 over the W B A F network?
I . W k a t department s t o r e
owns or Jointly operates broad-
saatlng staMotts In N s * „York,
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh t
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Cincinnati stations. < ?.
Sex is nevería problem exedpt
7. Mow dees Great B ritain f | - ‘ to those who specialize On it.
nance its broadcasting system?
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common: .Otoen, Lopea, fcernte^
-If you mías a strs«t car or a
qiMtalay, rietamairt
woman ,b»' patlsot; another .wilt
' I. W h a t noted radio gro«^ n»r- bs along airoa.
forms only Seeadinavlan M g M ri ■
18. W h at
powerful station
tranamits from Bound Brook. N.
"Onto receipts are preferable tb
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glory,” according tq tho ethics of
tlyg prise ring.
Home is a place where life is better and living
cheaper.
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With the mercury doing a high jump its inteC-
estin g jo note the nnabtr of California cars north
bound-residents of that «taig seeking the cool of
Oregon as relief from the heat of their own state.
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