'to r d i
r te high aliene«
p Of a glorleaa ìnonntsdn'p
I m t my tose to t>e baayen
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T h e Playgrounds
One of the greatest lessons to be learned i» that
rtf fctih g w ith the o t W fellow .
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•. _ Gometimte hoys and girls go through public
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school»—wkick Ire the greatest institutions in this
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erttiatry to teach this lesson—but when they finish
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tttty h iv e not yht .Irttrtod the lesson hhd It comes
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i a r t f t o l e lr o .lt to . later life .. A hJ somotiittfes they
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loose much because o f the discord whiefi creeps into
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th eit lire* because they did not learn this lesson in
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fon aata tive years. *
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Apd to teach this leSson fe o n f
the aims o f the
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playground ¡movement which has practically ‘ ‘ sw ept ’ ’
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flfis c d te tty 1« t U ld it'te # yfeaWL
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Scarcely shy community ex ists Which does n o t,
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have a space o f ground set aside where boys and
S ;s giris may gather, and under supervision be taught
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to play and to live w ith others.
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In Ashland the playground haa a lteafs had pub-
2 * lie support. Parents have learned its value and arc
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glad when the closing day of school comes w h w f they
2 ' torn see their hoys and girls go t o t h e park and be
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certain they are under the sort o f supervision which
’ . tends towrad not only making a child happy, * but
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g ivin g him som ething worthwhile in the, w ay of con-
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sfructive trailirig In pla^.
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The work 4 a toileed Worthwhile and it shall not
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he retarded through lack Of drflJipO'ft—fito to fill and
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gtoral—in Ashland.
' t o t e
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• ’ LfWt fiîgflt 62 Aèbïand h^ys and g » U nSfcSvect
dlplotnas. which are thé receipts their school gave
them for the eight, then four years of work th ey did
—a receipt or guarantee of the knowledge they have
acquird.
And there w ax41 f hhnuw flin t a n m a th io g Wa« a t
an end—à definite period of their lives.
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Rut it
called Coipmeae,ment.
ime* R. 'Sheffield le
ad denial qf reprtHs
Ington that he bad re
port as American en-
»SU«»««,
t o » « will
PORTLAND, in to 1.-^ f l» —
faro atettiers, the rttNtertl «ntt
ot Baa Francise* MS ttt* Ar-
kansas, a big French Unir,* ortf-
lided a few fattoi north hl Sflrt*
oosh light house today Thd Fraeeh
liner la seriously disabled. It Id
presumed the boats cfaagied Ml
t ie teg.
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k Shoes For The Working Man
P riced io Please and- B uilt to W ear
$185 to $6^5
a c o « » .«
fry
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n it
Ps*
w tr c M -R j m
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ASIAN ÜÄOGRAPHY .
Rêeendÿ «ijhefttorrti t*otìp cd
i. W to (ttelT tiiàfti Kttb?
i. Into whet body of water doe«
oWn « e t il « r t » but foto tbmutfi
the struggle óf mfrfyjBgUnto'ÌS«
Frts'tw aitttoni la NeW TerÄ <Jl«i
R rt'meld* rt h t tted tttt&fcr AU»
doe* 6r drtedh’t. T ie ahthor has
■«tert« i t bi f ie r t f a f f t o * chap-
tors <T«r «carted fa a jk te y i f c
ot Ofia bt t ie r t f a f t t e t èrUttìre*
of this world who art fió ri tttU
• W ib i* to U te tert i f tfitóf-
e ^ iW Tu* a t tu i« irktóW ttfe
* o M t Unity, UM tgtì thè t o b
est standard« /tu thtf rtrtpertaost
d ritte « t ie ferttfopdltt, art
tortài lo fcfnrtt iff j )i i i < o| (he
'girne U U ta fu ta M o f r p t ò
h i! b û t tbert rtfi t h é > dp— a girl
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BEl
s Fl
UNITY
The work o f this Txiuk is all directed
to the up-building o f this community apd
the greater the prosperity and happiness
of hotne people.
JO IN W IT H U S IN T i n s WORK
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2 S Î5 « h to it te f tM iÄi
TbäfiTito i t o « / ’ ó
Bv ^lyBwfe* Boy« uerti torslftte«—te* t o t
tek tfteste. te id Written IS tepm-ÄHAih
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jras
Ol fleTlI
style, and yet Jtept telrlj
linage
Grammar school and high school were a preparation
fhr that work. It is th at preparation Whièii, fo i
maSÿ o f tjietn, ended. How they are ju st Starting—
jtwt standing an the threshold o f tlfet great IdVin-
turt o f lifê. _ _
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' Many of the boys and girls w ill continue their
work in higher insütations df learning. Bdt that Wilf
hé « r t lè T pfeP àH ittü-and prepâfafîôn made under
different circumstances and eurrettndrags. There
w ill be no home ties in their imm ediate vicihlty.
TtoeX too w ill fia v fc .ttà p te d a itew responsibility.
Th<ÿ will have to make their own decisions away
ftom borne—without tïie sfeggèative influence found
thefe.
B ut it Was a splendid thing to see th o se boys
and girls—méh rthd WOdteh 6h 'fee threshold of life?
Thé ¿cfittls hhve done * e fl and the A shfand
c o n w t m y reaps til*'benefit
that worti Well dene,
« thé servies Wftèh that splendid gfoûp Will give;
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OWgalalalllg Oa
vllf?
TFO1*K tv I
A te s a s te / Fund
Many
to P grertto ed-OfpoMticflg brtHtrtutab-
Bbhed funds to CBrry their own insurance instead of
fte /fe g <fet fee feternt (o feautetece ertn»|£midB.^TUy
pot t o o fe e f in d the nrateht «hey would have to
disburfp M hfettfeuns, and soon have « turtd sufhrf-
ent to « t o W them Vo rfrtet the h t t f t f t o fertto < U t
could, w Mfegtoa. The U nited stftte BteeJ Cbrpote-
tino, f « fetoW B ; hd f W fm nraM b fu W srfld te
ainou nV te tortteofeU fy more than w t e o r a m bm
a number of tetftoedj- have t a f t fe W fiu to te n fe ,
w ith which to do aw ay # ith tifc B f e e S lt f M W i W
t o ih e sam e tim e aceBaralate
ttflg suggested that the L ifte d States
ablished a “ disaster insurance fund”
thé victim s of floods, tornadoes and
« Îs teiim aU d that the fréit gted-ere
i«Ofe <han W feto/X M l by tb s aonw
rtrusk that, feate; T t o amomrt, o f
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in fe e b w k fe compared fr ith ,
is thdt state. E very year there are
» ftote flood s tend other causes, which
relions ffom (he generous hearted
k itfe rh f mhkS goote
tent ftMt the governm ent could etnu*
Îe &f dOtne bt Out great èOrpcTaiion»
fund upon tb r th f i m u m dire# wliën
a situation as that
“ *h.2, Mitotasipin river vhHev * thrt
sre mere
- Mtt don’t rido Soto»*; * hMi- “
We« rid* men.
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the height ef Mt. Crereatf ■-
What C tfrbM t Batfod »«».
sites much ot tndo-Chlna?
Anybody can attract attention; P
What two eougtrlea «re CUfB- «nhy h.góhhrt se* W 4 ft.
hsAed by khyber PMeT
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1. Name the great rites of
To be tem*t«d by tee wrong- ’
^ T l^ W k a t section of A«1S it t i e
men i* nói mdch at a teat ot vir-
t«*.
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Itrtwaddy River?
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Oa what tea la Babe? -
No KM« ti io n o t vat tfi<t f
10. Between what two countries there U aort*Body.«till weaker ov- •
it the Yehow M at
*r whom he domiuatpa
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A N SW ER S
Good mothers seem to be them*
stives iharritd ovtr «adln at their
Wash- daughter's wedding.
. The Qketch Book by
ton Irving.
. JaMeSWtSfmort Cooler.
B tf rtf IHtfNàtlón«,
. Thajiatopsls.
far ignorance can
«teódy ifao'to.
. M to* Aheb t o .
. Herman MelAlld.
. HeV y t o t e t o t e Long-
Has tfeek site:
hair
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used te t* calAd a style, bit it’s
. Geor*« Baaerett. tth p Gbr go so ft lOôks t$' rt* Acte fike a
t Palh^y, William Hlcklln«
Fmmebi iteffcrtas. '
L Walt WhUnmn.
I. Ben rfiff. ¡rte JW# 0o2(,
I Prince of India
[o William D* Howells
Iter the first kiss troubles he-
to accumulale'.
10 Yean Ago
TteWfrW
5
Te Mite Pearl Easterly, the
Tldttfga o t t o tetek is indebt
ed for a beautiful bouquet of
»weit t t t t . Thè .hloèsÓms
tyre unusually large add most
trageaat. The gilt 1 b much
rgl Rogepi ptamj.to attempt to
w orach" $ 4 M * i whew b*
,ks *at a coftege alumni ban-
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* STARS IN JCirfc
Tfie heavens will be ifriesu-
|y beautiful this month.
Venus ia the evening staf
id .’Will be Increasing In
ightness. On June it will
- seen in -conjunction ^tfli
srs
Jupiter« ffiifin e mof«-
g etar. On Jaae 14 It win
on the m eM teb St
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fditert.
w
tel s i f
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MA f nr
jfeg
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be h an d n ae medals offered
B. A. Sherwln, t ie drtfggiet
istotlonet at the beginning ot
«chool ytete; to thd «tSdiSt eB-
Ibig the beet standing In both
'Normal
>lgh aohool grad-
tg class«« have been won by-
S ^tells aud Miss Oma Crock*
eeppctlvely. They art hand-
a n
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ttl
Rleas reegiys.
£i«r* Houston ot Talent fef.
trite eltued u> 1400 aeree fò<lr*
rtdatldir.witb the Valley Water
peSrt
Î T f le f lir ». Œ g
the laugeet individual amount yet
Ite-“-
20 Years Ago
WiMred Cdrr dad flrtrt J e t t t t
» . O. t e a p o t Sen Frtnddco
of thts city; l«tt early Sunday e former reetdObt rtf Ashland, ar-
morning ter C to r t LkW o* tHttr rtred lé tb to F r t o i ta rin g . Mr.
motorcycles end returned this Clark i* «0 architect and plans
sub'Altrtd tit itetf trtt * the ««w
»Iks’ tempi» here, have keen ac*
, Ar Bawl«, -wit* and tw s «njl rtpted by those hdViag the kuftter
t and Max left last weak tor
Diego, where they er* tbtdl-
bt permanently locating.
IR • irto to Rlamkth Fall« and
rn t ie Klamath river to Klag,
I Hot Springs- Me ala» spent
M «toe at C o letto
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aL.C. Dixon, matocér. tor Note
t o t e Co., tlrt* limber dealers, re-
dorts that toflfe thert’ Sai béeà
nrt Extensive building operations
Itf Adfcland » r vRinity tb« P M
yeai. he has «old a g r ta quantity
Dr. Stephens, who recently pur «M lim b er for wMch e r ti In la S d
chased the T. te Spnith place in Had been paid.
the northwest phyt'of town, has
mfeUfe r ni
trt ttortlM
mto
returned from New York state V wiw r a m ^ W
n*ipn
vwiwBg
with the intention ©1 making Ash gl ClfeWBon, the geest of MI bb
land his heme.
Only M few. dollars
¿1 ■ E lecitiri R ange
trol. Btefeööä.lfl n
ï A s k ÿfeuf
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