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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1935)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER LIFE'S MOTIVATING FORCE ¿My ‘¡Neighbor TOPNOTCHERS liy LEONARD A. BARRETT © Wentern New »pa par Union. The surface of the soil In which dahlias are plant« 1 should be stirred op twice a week during the growing season. This permits air to get Into the soil and helps to conserve moisture. “To live In a house by the side of actor of Jean Valjean. The forces the road and be n friend to man”— which ultimately compel us to want may furnish a to live are not found In the de su.iielent Ineen- sire “to take" what the world ba» tlve to live, pro- to offer but rather "to give" to the vlding one can world what It needs. Gar world Is Always use boiling water when remain adamant not made t.y forces which piny ii|s>n to the appeals It from without so much, ns It Is milking ten. If water Is not actual of a civilization expanded by forces from within ly boiling. It will not bring out the striving desper ourselves. Emerson said. “Though full strength of ately to save It we travel the world over to find self. What Is the beautiful, we must carry It with the driving force us or we find It not.” Wash lettuce, dry with towel mid To give of the best within lit fur place In cheesecloth In the refrig which In days like these Impels nlshes a commanding life-purpose erator some time before using In one to go on and make iis want to live heroically. salads. If lettuce la washed when “I I v I n g”? “’Je- grandly and saerltlclally. salad Is mnde. It will not be crisp © Western Newspaper Union. cause we cannot enough to allow dressing to stick hip It" aid. to IL “Just must go on. * k rank fatalism RED FINGER NAILS, HUH? and has been the cause of most To prevent Juice from blueberry of the self-destruction the past few years. Some g„ motivating force pies running over Into oven, after having thoroughly washed and is essential if >ve are to escape the peril of the pessln is or the trag dried berries In a towel, sprinkle edy of the fatalist with flour before placing on crust. © Assoclstoft Newspapers. It Is interesting to study the dom WNU Set vice. inating driving l.fe-force of differ ent people. Many a widowed or divorced motiier tlnds her "power r T 0 By JOHN BLAKE to carry on” in her undying affec tion foi her child. A father finds bls In both affe"tioL and responsi bility for the maintenance of his Never wns there any very good What blessings men may hnve a family. Another person finds his reason for Ignorance. hundred years from now we do not enthusiastic desire to live tn his Today there Is know, and It will not make much reach for wealth, fame or happi less than ever. difference to us. Around ness. Thi question still remains, a a • • • • • You can go however, are these driving forces the World hark and down the street, “ lx>t dogs delight to sufficient to stem the tide when the or if you are rich enough, sit In bite." says the old |Miem. particular object of one's affection "Miss Lindsey's swimming form your living room and look at a re Some of those or ambition ha« been removed? Is bad" ligious procession In Husain, a bull old poems contain Growls The fatalist frankly says. No. Kip “1 should say so, but .you never fight In Spain, or a tiger hunt In ling writes: and Snarls considerable hard could tell that if you saw her on India. sense. For to admire, and for to see. for to the street." The growling nnd biting will go You can hear the voices and the be'old this world so wide— words of great men and women In on In the kennels, hut one would It never done no goo< to me. but I Efficiency of Fins Aid Imagine by thia time that If ought almost every nation in the world. can't help It If 1 tried. to be eliminated from the living Fish to Be So Graceful When Shaketpeare wrote: “Home The search for an adequate moti room and the business office. The most conspicuous externnl keeping youth have ever homely wilt“ vating life force which makes It he could not loretee a time uhen Temper» are not e«n la keep. Hut seem worthwhile to go on living Is organs of fishes are the fins. The never found until we forget our fins are composed of non scaly mem home-keeping youth, and adult» for uhen yrm realize that the minute vou selves. In Les Miserables this test branes supported by bony rods that matter, could sharpen their wilt /o«e vour mental balance you «fop came to Jean Valjean. When he through the movement of which Io by looking at the world by meant of thinking clearly, perhupt you lull pul threw Into the fire all that re contotlon Is accomplished. The hlph tiny tparkt that may be carried from a tlronger curb on your utterance». malned of his galley slave days, he speed which most Ashes are able to one end of it to another. I have worked In many offices, un remarked. “Jean Valjean Is dend" attain tells of the efficiency of the But although these opportunities der many men. Never have I known —but. Just at that moment one of Ans. the most powerful of which are here, they will prove of scant a growler or a anarler who the silver candlesticks which the Is the caudal An. The pectoral tins value If people do not make use of wouldn't hnve got more and better bishop gave him. fell from the man are located one on either side of them. work out of those under him If he tle. He was thus reminded of the the body and correspond to the And comparatively few people had been a little more tolerant of words of the bishop, "Life Is to hind legs of an animal, says a do. mistakes, nnd a little more spuring give and not to take.” This new writer In the Washington Star. I think that the speakles are ex of bn rd words. motivating power made the char- The uppermost An Is called the dor cellent, many of them. in the prize ring the mnn who sal An. and ofttlmes Is divided Into Even If their stories are too often loses his temper loses the fight. two or even three pnrta. appearing a a a a a a a Aorld, their settings enable one to to be distinct and not uncommonly The man who bents his boy be Rookie Makes Good get and keep a wider understanding termed “adipose Ans." The remain of people all around the world than cause he has been lni|>ertlnent. the vertical member la known as they could ever gain by mere rend- woman who slaps her baby because anal An nnd. like the dorsal, it gets Into some mischief It knew Ing and using their Imaginations, be composed of spines, rnvs The imagination has to have no better than to get Into, are stor Anlets. Great variations occur something to Imagine, or it Is not Ing up trouble. In shape, size, division, position and It Is Just as sensible to "get mad" very useful. other features of the Ans of differ There is little doubt that within nt a root which trips you up while ent species, thereby offering char a comparatively few years we shall you are walking through the woods acters which serve in a big meas or a door which slammed In the have sight with our sound. ure for classlAcatlon. That means that we can look wind nnd hurt one of your toes. Organs common to higher animals John Fiske said that George across the sea and witness events are found In Ashes. The ear, an In foreign countries while they are Washington, on one occasion when Internal chamber, Iles near the actually happening. one of the men under him had done brain, but It has no opening to We shall be able to look out on something foolish, threw his hat on the exterior. It Is the otoliths, the ocean, and see friends nnd ac the floor and stamped on It, or did or ear stones, which function, ap quaintances walking decks that are something of the snme Irritated parently. In determining the equl a thousand miles away from us. kind. llhrlnm so necessary to Ash life. It And they will be able to look at But Washington did not loose la highly probable that the ear us. If they like us enough to do it. any profanity when battles were shares with the lateral line the re to going on. and neither did Grant or cording and interpretation of sound and to hear what we are saying (xje or any other great generals. them. and water disturbances. • •••••• , • Nostrils are present, but the part I hnve heard that anger really they play In rhe Ash make-up Is not I am not convinced that another clearly understood. Though exter war will come immediately. I am breeds poisons In tiie system. Certainly It breeds poisons In the nal openings are present, the nasal not persuaded that it will come at soul, poisons that are likely to prove pits do not extend back to the all. very harmful. throat, and no apparent assistance But to prevent It, and at the same Learn, If you cnn, to accept nils Is rendered to respiration. time to avail ourselves of all the fortunes, even failures, with philo» possibilities for happiness which ophy. have been created by thinking and Too Much la Enough Learn to forget hard words that “1 am willing to forgive," said studying men, we have got to get Thls ls Tabulila, rookle HI Ho, the sage of Chinatown, “but rid of international disputes and are said to you or the mistakes that pltcher of thè New York Yankees. I avoid forgetting to an extent that hatreds, and with the endless en- people who are working with or for who ls maklm n fine record for bis may keep me forgiving so frequent deavor to gain new territory which you or over you may make. tlrst sciison In major league base ly that my effort to be gracious ap nations would not know how to use Happiness Is one of our heritages ball. pears ridiculous.” If they captured it It makes life pleasant, and it 1» K) 22 year old pjtctar "W the Sì Louis Cardinal f Uncommon ben se Pau/ pitched 30 carne? /ast jWMb WonfaQ dnd /ort // /itefad drvhit qW dqi’Jlst fya/lyn, fastytur » Pltûfactclftd WOK tlvO 'Udemo/> fxte/wtiu/t J ft pec /art year POTPOURRI Origin of Mermaid The legend which gives us the mermaid fnntasy Is pcrhnps traceable to the dugong, a ma rine animal resembling the wluile. It has a long crescent shaped tall and side fins much resembling short arms. The fe male carries her young under this tin and this habit In thought to have given rise to the mer maid story. © Wfilirn Newspaper Union. likely to make It more successful. If. as you are advancing In years you get grouchy, be careful. So cheer up It can't hurt you An<l It will probably do you no end of good. Mediterranean Sea of Agee There la only one sea that ha- been contemporary with nil his tory—the Mediterranean. The Pa clAc and the Atlantic hnve tier, known to us for less than a thou sand years, but the "Mare Med Iterranenn" has been "the Creai Sen" from the unremembered past The ancient nations which rule' the waves — Phoenicians. Garths gin la ns, Greeks, Bomans. Venetian» —were all Mediterranean peoples It la the sen of the ages. On ft» waters Odysseus journeyed horn« from Troy, a Ad Aeneas mnde hl» eventful voyages, It bore Caesar*» prows ns ne net forth to conquer and carried the argosies of Byzan Hum as they brought home th wealth of earliest commerce. NOT WET YET • • • • “You ask me to kiss you? Why, I hardly know you." "That’s Just It. What quicker way to get acquainted?"
