Friday, September 20, 1935
WIM. MEET HERE
The annuiti convention
Federated Women's club*
flrat district la scheduled to
at Ashland September 28
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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Chamber Commerce
To Be Very Active
During Fall Season
At u meeting held Monday noon
by the board of directors of the
Ashlund chamber of commerce,
Charles W. Fortmiller of Fortmil
ler's department store wax chosen
us president of the boost organiza
tion to succeed Dr. Bernard G.
Barkwill, who handed in his res
ignation at the same meeting.
Dr. Burkwlll is leaving for the
east soon for further medical
studies. The term of Mr. Forlmil-
ler will expire next March. At the
next meeting of the directors, Sep
tember 30, another member for
that body will be named by the
board to fill Dr. Barker’s place as
a director.
In a bulletin statement issued
to the membership of the organiza
tion Tuesday. Mr. Fortmiller said;
“It is my sincere hope that the
members of this organization will
prove to be as helpful to me as
they were to my predecessor, and
us your president, I will welcome
any suggestions that you can make
to me or to any other member of
the board.
"At our next regular meeting
we will select some one of our
members to serve on the board of
directors until the next general
election. We will all appreciate any
help you can give us regarding this
selection.
"The chamber of commerce is
now ready to open the fall season
after a summer devoted mainly to
toured promotion work. We will
have a number of announcements
to be made In the coming weeks
concerning our activities, some of
which we believe will prove to be
of interest to all our members.
"The success of any chamber of
commerce depends primarily upon
the Interest and activity of its
members. We trust that you will
do your share and help your or
ganization, and investigate before
condemning."
and
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SUPPLIES
Rev. R. T. Holmes has an
nounced his resignation as pastor
of the Nazarene church here and
will be pastor at Oregon City. His
resignation was accepted with
great regret by the local church.
The resignation becomes effective
Octobei ID.
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Book & Music Store
The American Legion Auxiliary
observed Constitution Day last
Monday evening with a special
program.
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Creek From Pollution
Bear Creek, which once rippled
merrily along amid scenes of verd
ure and cleanliness, may again see
such good old times restored if ef-
fotts of valley towns and cities to
secure sewage disposal plants are
successful.
One such plant is now under
construction at Medford. Other
cities and towns that have filed ap
plications with the PWA for dis
posal plants are Ashland, Talent,
and Central Point. The I*WA of
fers to pay 45 per cent of the cost,
and loan the balance at small rate
of interest and on long time. Steps
are also expected to be taken for
a plant at Phoenix .
The change to modem methods
of sewage disposal from methods
which seem almost medieval would
appear to be desirable. It would
cost some money of course, but not
nearly so much if the change were
found to be an absolute necessity
after the PWA had ceased to func
tion.
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SOCIETY EftKTEDA
MONUMENT AT
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ABOENT elm
Does your House need
Painting?
Redecorating ?
Re*roofing?
Whatever your requirements for
modernizing your home, the work
may be financed through this
home bank.
Applications are Invited from
rexponHible people for loans
under Title 1 of the Federal
Housing Act.
PIONEER PASSES
William (Bill) Hanley, known as
the “Sage of Harney County," and
well known in Southern Oregon,
died Sunday morning in Pendleton
after attending the Pendleton
roundup where Saturday was set
aside as "Bill Hanley Day.”
He waa related to the Hanleys
of Jackson county, and waa the
cattle baron of Eastern Oregon. He
was prominent in public life of Or
egon, and took an active interest in
Oregon’s affairs until the day of
his death.
One brother, Mike Hanley, died
about a year ago, having lived in
Jackson county most of his life.
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OF ASHLAND
HUNTING SEASON OPENS SUNDAY
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K-Bar Knives—they are better......... .$1.00 to $2.50
Hunting Glasses....................................... $1.98 to $4.95
8-Prisni Binoculars—a wonderful buy............. $22.50
Red Hats.................. $1.00 Red Jackets.............. $1.25
Hunting Shoes....................................................... $4.35
GUNS — AMMUNITION — LICENSES
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SATURDAY NIGHT — Dine and Dance
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CONCEPTION
Henry Hughes, a negro, pleaded
guilty In Circuit Court Wednesday
to the charge of burglary and was
sentenced to serve seven and a half
years in state prison. He admitted
entering Ashland homes recently
and stealing «6.98, which he re
paid.
Gang!
We’re All
Opens Sunday
TREATYJUST
AN ARTIST'S
GETS SEVEN YEARS
Come on
Hunting Season
FAMOUS PENN n
Shaniko, little Wasco county
town which had 100 residents when
the 1930 census was taken, is the
envy of the entire state.
The city has no taxes, no debts,
and is on a cash basis, F. P. Wag
ner, city recorder, wrote Secretary
of State Snell. Shaniko has never
had a budget and doesn't see why
it should have to draw one up now
to submit to Snell in view of a law
passed by the last legislature pro
viding for auditing of municipal
accounts
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