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J Friday, April 12, 1935 Page 7 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER survived by his wife Clara, at LAST RITEN HELD FOR Converted Marine’ At Experiment Station WILLIAM T. AITKEN, 58 Medford, two sisters and one DORMAIER HERE SCREEN’S EYE VIEW ‘ Free brother, Mrs. David Kerr Preston, Methodist For House Is Fire l^oss Christian Science funeral serv England; Mrs. Lloyd Culver, Phoe nix, Ore., and Jack Aitken of Palo E. NOI'RSE ices were held at the Conger Fun • AS PAY’N TAKIT Some By duy D. when Revival Meet Series The foreman’s residence at the eral Parlors, Medford, Saturday Alto, Calif.; also a very wide cir you get ull "hot Southern Oregon Experiment sta cle of friends. Mr. Aitken was a and bothered” ubout Japan, it Wesley Edwards, known as the tion was totally destroyed by fire afternoon, for William T. Aitken, member of the Masonic lodge in STORE MANAGER ask might is* interesting to stop and converted marine, will conduct a about 1 00 o'clock Tuesday morn who passed away Thursday morn Scotland. Just how she "got that way.” s- ries of revival meetings at the ing. The fire started in the wood ing at his home in Medford. In The story runs something like Free Methodist church starting on shed from an unknown cause. The this: In the sixteenth century they Thursday, April 18, and ending building was valued at about betaine tired of Uie overbearing Sunday, April 28. >1,000, Prof F. C. Reimer, sup attitude of representatives from The lectures given by Mr. Ed erintendent of the station, informs some of the so-called civilized na wards will Is- illustrated by screen the Miner, and was covered by in tions and Issued a decree forbid pictures and will treat current surance. ding them the right to continue events in the light of prophesies. Vance Quackenbush, the fore to live there. Among the subjects discussed will man, lost a good share of his For some 250 years Japan lived be the Long Beach earthquake, the furniture and most of the family to herself, denying others en return of the Jew, communism, wardrobe. A piano and a tew trance and forbidding trer people NRA In the light of Bible proph chairs were Haved but the kitchen to leave her shores In 1853 a ecies, the battle of Armcgeddon, range and other furniture lost. He portion of the United States navy volcanos of the world in action, had no insurance. The Ashland and Medford fire visited the islands and "persuaded” and the entire Book of Revelation departments responded. Professor them to open their ports to world illustrated. Pedrated, additional tables being Mr. Edwards has been holding Helmer asks the Miner to extend commerce The rulers, realizing istalled und fruit and vegetable that it was useless to resist, de a scries of meetings in Washing his appreciation and thanks to the display window undergoing a termined that if they were going ton and is now on his way to his Ashland department, which was change Mr Dormaier states there to have to do business with the home in I^os Angeles on hand very promptly and did —•----------- will be no change In the |M«rson- rest of the world, they would adopt excellent work assisting in saving nel of the store lie says that the methods of other powerful the tank house and a barn full thf Safeway company originally nutions Accordingly, they secured Ashland Eagles Trip of machinery which were endan gered. The Ashland department established the stores on clerk educators from the United States, To Yreka for Meet took their chemical engine but service basis, later when the self- nuval instructors from r.ngland, service plan was started their and army instructors from Cer were not obliged to use it. The About 20 members of Lithia boys, however, manned the exper stores of tiiat type were called many, and proceeded to become Springs aerie of Fraternal Order iment station hyse and were a Pay'n Taklt. Now, however, the "modem.” of Eagles journeyed to Yreka last great help, Profesor Reimer stat Safeway stores are pru< tlcally all They learned what the other self-service and it has been decid nations had to teach them and Friday afternoon to enjoy u big ed. Reimer’s residence was not en ed' to call all stores, Safeway proceeded to put it into practice. gathering staged by the Yreka dangered because of favorable The Ashland party included wind. stores. Englund, France, Germany, Spain aerie Worty President Wm. Grenbemer, New signs are erected over each Mr. Quackenbush is at present and even the United States, have ^^«•ction of shelving so that cus- a past record In the mutter <.| Worthy Vice President Art Cooper stopping with a friend near Phoe ^^^^i;ers can se<- at a glume what extending their borders and ac and a drill team of eight men. nix, but will occupy a rented house I of the tn k «« t., lol Anhlund was the only Oregon town until the state structure can be more territory, that we represented, though delegations rebuilt, Professor Reimer stated. ^^^hnts Dormaier states that far local quiring are not overly proud of now. But from the aeries at Dunsmuir and Rebuilding will start in the very products will be featured us when Ju pan used the very method the us ¡xisslble near future. that other nations had which she Shasta City were present. ----- •------------ Dormaier Is a member of the learned from us, we The affair opened with a big call her an her Elks lodge at Bend and of STATE COPS NAB FIRST street parade and was followed When she insists upon an ' Lions club Mrs Dormaier und re- outlaw. by a lodge session at which a LICENSELESS FISHER equality of arms the very thing the sister. Miss Helen Marsh, will that we used to compel her to class of 50 was initiated State main in Bcmf till the close of Sergeant Ed Walker, state po open her ports we gel indignant President Jewett and State Organ will 1 Japan school year, when Miss Marsh Dor- Is just playing the game izer Haggerty, of California, were lice game warden, who was in graduate from the Bend high according Ashland Monday to take L. J. to the rules she has present and made addresses. school. They will Join Mr The Ashland Eagles extended Moon and Tommy Hodgson to the been taught. It is that we are inaler here as soon ns school closes afraid she will beat us at our own an invitation to the Californians Lindsey place to start the search MINI) A WEKKL1 LETTER ’ to attend the Fourth of July cele- for the missing Chandlees, states game ? i bration here belng sponsored by he made one arrest Sunday for We Increase our navy, why Do you find it hard to write the Eagles and other Ashland fishing in the Rogue river with should not Japan ? From her posi often to absent friends or rela bodies. Also to attend the Ore- out a license. He also tells of one tives about what is going on In tion us un island she needs u navy gon state convention of Eagles woman who was fishing without Ashland? You can not only nave more than do we. Too, the Unit to be held at Grants Pass July a license, sitting humped over in the labor but actually save money ed States compelled her to do 4. 5 and 6. The boys report a the rain, who plead that she was by sending them the Southern what she did not want to once, royal reception and a very enjoy just out of the hospital as a reason Oregon Miner for a year You can is there any assurance that we able time at Yreka. why he should not arrest her. He --------------- •---------------------------- send It for only >1, leas than half will not again? let her off with a reprimand. After ull, Japan Is just what we the cost of a weekly letter, and Sergeant Walker stated that ROBBER GOES NUTTY carrying many times as much have made her; she didn't want several catches were made and new* as you could write Now is to play this game, but we com A burglar entered the office of some good sized steel heads cap- pelled her to, and now that she the Roseburg News-Review recent tured. the time to subscribe has proved to have been an apt • -----------------------------•----------------------------- ly. He must have been crazy to For our part, we'll be willing to pupil, meeting us on our own think he could find money in a Singularly enough, nobody gets share our wealth with Huey if he'll terms, we do not like it. Well, newspaper office. The “bug house" a “pink slip” if his affairs are in sb tic his With UH Wa « ouldti't get who is to blame? the red Weston Leader. for him. the worst of it Weston Leader. Too, it might be well to re member that in the matter of naval parity, Japan does not want a revision upward, Instead of a 5-5-5 ratio she suggests a 3-3-3. Ashland f’ay’n* Taklt store be comes a Safeway store this week end, and Manager Paul Merriam Is being transferred to Portland, where he will be manager of u new Safeway Store in that city, and E. Dormaier, for the past seven years manager of the Bend Safeway store, comes to Ashlund us local manager. Maiulger Dormaier has slutted •inking changeH and linpiovem, nt ■ | the Hl-tne, tin- tn.nt being ii - PAINTING PAPERING KALSOMINING WE GUARANTEE MATINFACTION < ESTIMATES Gladly Furnished < ---------------------------- •----------------------------- Phone 287-J or 2*7-R I Since one can never be cer tain that any given plan will work for national economic recovery, his wisest course is to work, when ever posible. for his own Weston Leader. 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Claimant names as witnesses: Perry Ashcraft, of Ashland, Ore gon; Ross Putman^ of Ashland, _ I Oregon (Siskiyou RFD); Harry j Furch, of Medford, Oregon; Theo- dore Hunt, of Hilt, Calif. WILLIAM H. CANON, (ml5-22-29-a5-12) Register.1 SERVED QUICKLY and EFFICIENTLY 24-HOUR SERVICE BROMLEY CAFE BEN H. GIBSON Representative California Western States Life Insurance Company 150 Nursery Street Telephone 406-J RCA TUBES AND SERVICE REFRIGERATORS—RADIOS Dickey’s Radio Service At Wick’s—Phone 421-R If It’s EDITORIALS You Want, Buy Ashland! Editorial columns of the Southern Oregon Miner may not be the best in the journalistic world, but they ARE a home product! and lead you to believe they are a locally written feature . . . THIS paper’s paragraphs and edi torials are written in Ashland, for Ashland! All "scissored” copy is properly credited. We believe the readers and the community paying for a news paper are entitled to home-grown, definite editor ials which do not ride fences . . . for how else can a newspaper serve any interest but its own? We Admit We Have A Long Way To Go, But Every Week Finds the Miner Closer To Its Goal—Of Being a Good Newspaper Worthy of the City of Ashland—One That Justifies Its Existence, Not By Tradition and Old Age, But By SERVICE! A DOLLAR A YEAR FOR THE SOUTHERN OREGON MINER MAKES TWO ASHLAND PAPERS SCRAMBLE TO SERVE YOU FOR, THEY SAY, “COMPETITION IS THE LIFE. OF TRADE” DONTCHASEE ? SLEEP/ GREAT PROPHETIC CONVENTION for Easter! Jackson county is seeking to collect from Earl Fehl the cost of transferring his trial from Jackson to Klamath county. W’hen convicted criminals are compelled to pay for technical efforts at evasion of punishment, such ef forts will not be so popular, it is thought LEGAL NOTICES Remedies Pint Rubbing Alcohol ---- •----- COUNTY WANTS CORTS THE MINER DOES NOT BUY EDITORIALS STATIC SQUAD FINDS OFFENDING OIL BURNER Floyd Dickey reports that the static chasers have located one source of Interference in a motor on an oil burner and that the owner will make the necessary changes to eliminate the trouble. Dickey says that it will take some little time to trace down all the sources of noise but that he finds everyone willing to cooper ate. terment was in Ashland cemetery. He had lived in Ashland and Medford since 1900, having lived here from 1920 till shortly before his death, when the family moved to Medford where he was engaged in the plumbing business. He was born in Castle Douglas, Scotland, April 2, 1877, and came to America at the age of 23. In 1902 he was united in marriage to Clara Mingus. 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