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1. What two ShaksspaOreaa
»lays did Vanll aet to music?
I What does the “1818” Owar-
taro depict and who composed it?
8. Where do wo. pat opr tnde for
"Tha Star typanalad Banner?”
, 4. Did Beethoven evermarry? ,
5. Did Wagner leave any family
Concerning Billboards
Some people spend a lot of good time worrying
about the bill boards along the highways which
are supposed to shut out the scenery.’ A# a matter
of fact mniiy of the bill boards are attractive in e
themselves and furnish information which is really
useful to the tourist. Those which are unsightly
probably defeat their purpope in that they arouse
disgust where they are supposed to arouse interest
or admiration in those who read them.
But before the scenery’ of the thousands of
miles of mountains and planes .along the Pacific
highway and the other highways of the country
is shut out by billboards a lot more of them will
have to be built than are now in use. Others who
would not go so far as to prohibit the bill boards
would like to censor them. Sometimes it is the '
tobaccoVmanufacturer that is made the target and
sometimes it is tjie vaudeville show.
So long as the manufacture and sale of tobacco ;
is permitted it is difficult to see why advertising of
these products should be prohibited. Bill boards, of
course should be subject to the sume rules as litera­
ture or any other posters or pictures where public
morals are concerned. Probably the heat censor­
ship is that the -improper ’ and unattractive bill
boards will offend the people they Are
to attract aad thus eliminate themselves.
foi oU wall la .to bo
«. What.fomous Preach com­
poser died In 1924J Where?
7. Name Debussy's moat fa-
MISS DOROTHY BEH), Editor
mong operas
Friday, May k t—-The Paat Nolle
Grand’» c la l will meta with
Ufa. Wm. Myer at J69 High
street. • ,
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Saturday, May » . —Chapter AC,
P.JBrO. Wip held their regular
Saturday,
May
8 6 — Articles Tha three guests of honor recit
for the W. C. T. U. ' Mississippi
flood box mast be taken to the
home of MrsxO. G. Howard. 41,
Gresham street, Saturday after-
noon.
Tuesday, May 81.— Rebekahs and
thalr fam ilies will bald a eov-
ered dish supper at 4:80 p. m.
in the I.. O. O. F. hall. Bach
member is requested to bring a
covered dish.
Sunday, Suae IS.— The Music'
Teacher1« association of south-
era Oregon will meet in Ash-
land./
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‘ ‘A m H bs ADB FOR YOU
Snch a glad little song In my
heart all the day,
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Has kept replying along in the
happjest way;
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It’s a song I would share w ith a
the' following clever piece
poetry, Which they had made
thefhaelves:
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Well, here, Ve Ira all ia » raw
Wa’tt try to tell yo» how wo hi
. to.feo
Wttensvbr wo ththk of aayi
good-by«,
It makes-us all Just want to cry,
To Mri. Hunt, great' teaeher a:
- friend
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Oar love end le s t wishes we «
tend/
Another like her It will b i ha
to find
That’s why wa hate ttf leave -h
Jolly Who-Do’s, -one and all
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Happy times with you we' recall,
Xmas parties, picnics with covered
dishes
good friend «Ud true,
So I ask-i-woufd you cure if I sent Lota of fuA and refreshments,
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with the newspapers, other lines, of business gnd
Snch a glad little smlls' has kept
Oae dolía? 1» the t»nk
taataa poker g a n s e é ’
8. Who la Lawrence Tlbbett? •
9. What noted opera and con­ . Justice, itke Metal « n i»
cert star now appears la joint re­ hard to gat without money.
citals with her daughter?
10. What world-famous artist
recently celebrated her fiftieth
anniversary os a singer? '
ANSWERS
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5.
8yd Chaplin.
William Haines.
The Dark Angel.
Dolores dal Rio.
The Big Parade?
4. Theodore R oosevelt is the
principal figure in The Bough
Ridera.”
Seven Coat Air Brush Paint Job,
Done the Same as Factory Work
Ona gaod kisa, artistically .ha-
stewed, heats a desen of the
»ussy variety.
a
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towpahd thbday '
Buy more gas aad come our
Come our way and you will
What California Who-Do 1
? The lathes then went out in the
yard to admire Mrs McNair’,
many a n t, b e a u H o w e » , |s -
Moially l^a trie, ot which She Ins
some unusual varieties.
Elaborate refreshments ware
attractively served at tables pret­
tily decorated with cut flow s»,
after which the three guests wyre
hresented with little .gifts from
the lkdle» la MpreciatlOB of their
work and cooperation since their
valuable membership in the or-
ganisatton.
'Mrs. 'O. E. Dews of Dunsmuir,
Cal., formerly president of the
Who-Dp% wal a «nest at this af­
fair. Mrs. E. B. Hunt new* fills
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Joet bring 8
Such delicto*« nrfUc—
-or saetean
listed a t til
A Chicago husband, shot by
had been—
’•xyoetiny tev-fov 11 years.
Sanguinity rewarded.
bis Alta, says he
there’» creani in every drdp
ode teste o f A lp im w ill convince you
M ’s eream m ewvy arop.
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It’s not an ordinary
an exclusive pattern ol
Ik telme a whole quart o f fresh, pure full'
tam milk to make a p in t o f A lpine. N othing
ded— nothing tal»Q away b u t water.
and G E O R G E H - R G
Nb wonder, tk Rn, «ba« A lp in e gi ves a richer
You don't have to he a
broadcaster to give eotaehody
t h a k lr .. A
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H i k e it.
A new Jytaey woman hod
her huabaad arrested be­
cause he held out SO oeats of
^«»is p a r i A eapttaï b tfo n « .
. ^ “ « « » ts ’ess
ydbr A lp in e m ilk labels. But dot mtea th M ste
tpoon t to a perton!
Lovely service o f teaspoons
• for yonr oHy dMfn ,
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Every clever boteeu w fll w ant all. o f theta
aix beautiful teaspopns. »Especially when sbe
•can secure them so easily— w ith o u t one pen-
I t is fo rich it savw butt«
j— goes fofttor. T ry it and see!
y milk.
A delicious sauce
for n\eats and vegetables
tbsfat
*t reforest this country the sun may
e too darn bright on our old Ken-
Priced
k
Iu my hsart all the while I’ve t>een
Following a great fire or flood, insurance is one
workfot today;
of the stabilising forces which helps bring onto*
It’» U eihtlo I would Send with the
out of chaos. This was,iU,u8trated after the recent
sobs woven throegh
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Florida hurricane, and was again illustrated on
To my very best (Mead, so I solid
May 2, when The Rational Board of Fire Ujader-
it to you.
writers addressed the President of the United States,
Such a kind little word of the
as follows:
gladdest good cheer
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“ The devastation eaused in the.* states border­
AU foto day I have heard ringing
ing, the Mississippi River ..is of snob scope and
sweetly and dear;
character as to call for the assistance of every
Sueh a glad »ford aad kind, it has
agency equipped to cooperate with*the government
and the afflicted, citiiens of the cities |ñ d section«
J sent it to you?
affected by the flood.
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“ In 1917, previous to. the declaration of war, ■ 8uch a «tad Uttie theagfct I have
The National Board of Fire Underwriters placed I cherished /ill day,
its services, sources and facilities at the disposal 4 That k n «heorad ma And Bfoaght
me t t ’u Joy w a tar way;
of the United States Government and was able to
For It brought me eo near to the
lend aid not readily available, frbm» other sources,
governmental or private.
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“ We now offer-the government, and through
the government to the. citizens in the stricken atea,
the full services of xvhr engineering staff which is
equipped to give the flooded communities expert
engineering assistance to restore the water sup­
plies, reorganise fire departments and fire aTarm
Aad 1^ the wofd that was kind,
systems, and advise regarding the rehabilitation of
a id tha gentle thought, too— '
J know, In My mind, that I offo
dwellings and mercantile buildings.
• khom to you.
“ For many'years The National Bodrd of Fire
J. W. Foley.
Underwriters has maintained a corps of engineers to
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survey water snppliea, fire departments, fire alarais
|ttfd a*B cs Meyer, Marakc and
and building conditions of citied, and it is these
B a stia n » Honor Onsets 1 ,
men supplemented by the engineering staffs of other
Thirty-seven members o f. the
Wlya-Do d a « of the Methodiet
organizations, under the direction of the fire in­
Episcopal church enjoyed a JoUy
surance companies, members of this board, who we
party Wednesday aftqraoon, May
believe will be of immeasurable assistance at this
«8, at the home of Mrs. Sam Me-
time in bringing order out of the chaos which will
Nalr on Scenic Drive la honor of
follow the recession of the flood. . x
Meadames A c. Meyer, A. A.
Marske aad Lett« Eastbnrn, who
“ In the event these services are desired, we
are
leaving Ashland soon to make
shall be pleased to place ourselves in contact with
whomsoever you may, designate, either in Wash­
ington or elsewhere, and arrange for entering upon
sueh plans as may be expedient to render the best
possible service promptly and effectively.“
TOASTY,
Spare wild flowers, ahrnbs and trees; they have
made the place pleasailt Tor yön—leave thefn for
,t others to enjoy. Don’t make a campfire in the
«.leaves or rotten Wood of against a log where it
m ay,spread. Don’t make a fire too dope to a
tree. Don’t toes dway Jraniing matches of tohaeexk
Always scrape (toward the fire) a trench around
. your campfire, down to dirt. Always have a eleata
gamp and a dead fire.
Some fires come from lightning and from un-
, Preventable causes; but about 90 per cent or more
sunk ta wh* » * • H » * • « • » * « * ’•
when he died 7
Io times of great disaster, the newspapers and
private busiaeM in America can be relied upon for
cooperation to meet any emergency. If it were not
for the newspapers, the Bed Cross would be. helpless
Women’s Club Appeals to Campers
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Bring your A lpin e
labels i o our
redeem ing station
before J^ne 3Oih
K. spoon for every 8 teU