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Southern Oregon Miner SUCCESSOR TO JACKSONVILLE MINER EIGHT PAGES ASHLAND. OREGON, ERIDAV. JULY 19. 1935 Il’s Muddy in Matanuska Valley, Too Minnesota farmers who migrated to the government colony In Mat- anuska valley, Alaskn, And the inud la aa deep as at their old home. COMICS AND FEATURES Indian Hand Dedicates Navahopi Highway Full blooded Navnjos lead the dedication party for the new f1,000,000 Navahopi highway between the Grand canyon nnd the Painted desert across Dead Indian canyon bridge. Gov. B. B. Moeur of Arizona accepted the highway for bls state. New Troops for Italy’s Ethiopian Front These penannta of the lower Volga are learning how the other half thinks they live. They are listening to the reading of the news printed In Pravda, SILKS DE LUXE B* CHERIE NICHOLAS Fresh Italian troops and small tnnks manned by Italians and natives, ready to wage Mussolini's pro posed four years war in Africa, shown as they passed In review before Gen. Rodolfo Graziani (left, on the stand) In Italian Somaliland. The sentiment for high-quality FOR GARDEN PARTY fabrics la notably on the Increase By CHERIK NICHOLAS among women. This trend Is par ticularly reflected In the demand for Quaint, old timey frocks are new grand and stntely silks reminiscent of the days In the long ago when fnehlon for garden party wenr. This silk was really silk. The beauti one Is of white mousseline de sole ful lady pictured Is wenrlng gorge (a favorite fabric this summer). It ous silk taffeta In a warp print. is piped with mulberry. The broad If one were not told, one might brimmed violet colored bally bunt) think, at first glance, that this gar hat Is flowered In violet shades ment of queenly grace w-as one of the new full-skirted evening gowns mntchlng the corsage bouquet. It such as Paris proclaims to the Is a very pretty custom which hns world this season. In reality it Is been revived—that of wearing flow a most glamorous bouffant evening ers to match the posies on one's wrap, which goes to show the out- hat. Imagine a soft white straw- of-the-ordlnary things which de encircled with a wreath of real signers arc doing In way of formal Afrlcnn daisies with a necklace of fashions. the same daisies about your neck mounted on a velvet ribbon or a Long Chance stiff old-fashioned bouquet posed at "Lawyer advice," said Uncle Eben, the front of a navy straw sailor, “is like a pill dat you takes hopin' with a matching bouttouniere in you'll be lucky enough to get yoh your buttonhole. money's worth.” NAMES FROM THE BIBLE The ordnance map of England shows that this country possesses more scriptural name-places than any other. Jericho occurs six times. Paradise live times, and Nineveh, Mount Zion, Mount Ararat, and Mount Ephraim three times each. In Bedfordshire occurs Calvary Wood, and in Dorsetshire Jordan Hill. Hampshire has a Land of Nod, Cambridgeshire a Noah's Ark and Worcestershire a Moab's Wash pot. Other Scriptural names scat tered here nnd there on the ninp Include Hebron. Joppa. Bethlehem. Jerusalem. Gideon, and Herod. The United States comes a good second In this respect, for they have eleven t'anaans, eight Lebanons. six He brons nnd as many Bethels, five Sharons, four Mount farmela, two Bethesdas, one Bethlehem, one Naz areth. and one Mount Calvarv—Tit- t Bits Magazine.
