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“Above all, look out for the chil- cidents, entailing loss of property
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and life.
Such is the admonition of Chief
Never pass an overtaken vehicle
of Police C. P. Talent to drivers at an intersection.
of automobiles, in an article deal­
Never follow another car or
ing with traffic safety. Various truck too closely.
civic leaders are contributing arti­
When parking your car, see that
cles to the local press as one fea­ both right hand wheels are within
ture of the safety campaign being at least 15 inches of the curb line,
conducted by the Ashland cham­
Never park closer than 10 feet
ber of commerce.
to a fire hydrant.
Chief Talent gives a few rules
When driving up to, or away
for safe driving, as follows:
from the curb, be sure that the
Don't take chances; when in movement can be made with safe­
doubt, stop.
ty and give proper signals.
Keep your hands on the wheel
Never back up your car without
looking behind you, for there may
wheiftever the car is in motion.
Any conversation which requires be children near.
the driver to turn around should be
Do not be a road hog—courtesy
avoided.
among drivers is the surest way to
Slow down and give ample clear­ prevent accidents.
ance for bicyclists and children.
If you desire to drive more slow­
Safety zones are for pedestrians; ly than the majority of traffic,
keep your car out of them as much keep to the right aide of the road
as possible.
or street in order that other cars
If you are aware that a pedes­ may pass you with safety.
When contemplating a turn to
trian has become confused while
crossing the street or road in front the right or left, get in the proper
of you, give them the benefit of the lane of* traffic. When turning to
the left, keep close to the center
doubt, and stop.
Be sure the gears of your car are line. When turning to the right.
in neutral before using the crank keep close to the curb aide of the
street.
or starter.
Do not guess; be sure you are
And be sure to stop, look, and
right and that you know all traf­ listen before crossing railroad
fic signals and obey them. Giving tracks. Danger lurks behind every
the wrong signal at an intersection blind comer and drivers should
when turning has caused many ac- slow down when approaching one.
Petition Is Filed Jackson County
For State Bank Teachers’ Chorus
District meeting of the home
and foreign missionary societies
began Thursday at the Methodist
church and is in session again to­
day. Miss Dillingham of Portland
and Miss Austin of the foreign
society were the principal speak­
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Dickey’s Radio Service
at Wick’s Furniture Store
WART, THE SPEED COP—(Continued Next Week)
Angus L Bowmer, dramatic di­
rector of Southern Oregon Normal
school, has outlined an extensive
program for the coming school
year and also for next summer's
events in the Elizabethan theater
The first play to be given Is
"Seven Keys to Baldpate."
Mr
Bowmer Is now busy with the cast­
ing for that event and Is making
preparations for rehearsals. A
number of other good plays are
scheduled for the season, including
“Emperor Jones." which will 1 h >
presented during the latter part of
the winter quarter.
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Co. Agent Warns
Of Blight Fungus
C. B. Cordy, assistant county
agent, warns that with the begin­
ning of winter rains, the peach
blight fungus will become active
and destroy many buds and fruit
spurs unless a protective spray is
applied soon.
This disease attacks peach and
apricot trees in the fall and early
winter and its effects are not not­
iced until early spring When the
tree starts growth many twigs and
spurs are blighted and have lumps
of gum exuding from them. Se­
verely attacked buds fall to de­
velop. others bloom weakly and
fall off. In severe cases large limbs
may be killed.
An application of 5-5-50 bor-
deaux before the fall rains is nec­
essary for control. The trees should
be thoroughly sprayed, particular
attention should be given to cov­
ering all the fruit spurs, as they
suffer most from the disease
Further information on the dis­
ease or the home mixing of bor-
deaux spray may be obtained at
the county agent's office.
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Among the more important mus­
ical organizations of Southern Or­
egon is the Jackson County Teach­
ers' Chorus which is beginning its
fourth year this fall. They have
an organization which has grown
in numbers and in quality of en­
semble singing under the leader­
ship of Mrs. Esther Church Leake,
music director of the Medford
schools, until it has received fa­
vorable comment from many [tarts
Each year it has I HAVE PIANOS TO RENT $2
of the state.
per month. Inquire 231 Gresham
added to its library of choral mus­
street.
38-2p
ic and this year plans have been
made to make further additions of
HAIR CUT—25 cents. Below Boul­
new modem worthwhile music.
evard, 1307 Iowa. (80. 13, 20. 27
Mrs. Leake has called the first
meeting for Saturday, September FOR SALE 5 acres. Mod. house.
Double garage, woodshed and
28th at 10 a.m. in the Jackson
county court house, All teachers
laundry house and bam. Close to
town. 979 Sacramento Ave.,
who sing are asked to meet with
Dunsmuir, Calif.
38t2c.
the chorus to begin the fall prac-
tice.
HAVE TAKEN OVER J. O. RIGG
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Wall Paper. Now for sale at
WHAT FORESTS NEED
8 B street. Examine our new
patterns. C. O. Presnail (29-2p)
Sustained yield of forests in the
Northwest, according to B. F. GET YOUR FALL and winter on­
I Heintz lemán, forest official, will
ion aeta for green onions, now
require an effective system of fire
at Ted’s Feed & Seed Store, (lc)
protection to prevent losses of
young growth; provision for ade­ FOR SALE - 2 or 3 reconditioned
quate sources of seed supply to se­
typewriters. Standard makes.
cure restocking of cutover lands; a
All guaranteed at special pri­
method of taxation which will re­
ces. Elhart's. 270 E. Main. (lc)
lieve pressure for immediate tim­
ber liquidation, and at the same FOR SALE CHEAP Frank Holt­
on Bb Baritone horn, in good
time provide for annual county
condition. Inquire at Miner of­
budget needs; a system of long
fice.
term financing providing federal
forest credits to timbermen who FOR SALE Lamps, China, Brick-
operate on a sustained yield basis.
a-brack, books, etc. Up to date
Sponsored by the State Grange
and the State Federation of Labor,
a preliminary initiative petition
was filed Tuesday with the secre­
tary of state at Salem for the cre-
ation and operation of a state
bank.
In order to qualify for a place
01» the ballot, the petiUon must be
signed by more than sixteen thous­
and voters. The proposed measure
is similar to the senate bill intro­
duced during the last session,
which failed to pass.
The proposed act would provide
for the creaUon of a state bank for
a depository of al public funds.
The bank would be in charge of a
board of directors composed of the
state treasurer, the governor, sec­
retary of state, attorney general,
and labor commissioner.
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MISSIONARY
MEETING
Drama Season to
Open at Normal
Classified Ads
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TO HOLD 4-H FAIR
articles at a sacrifice. Inquire
128 So. Pioneer.
The 4-H clubs of the Valley View A.D.S. WAFERS for tired hunters.
and Bellview schools are to hold an
Special, 19c at Bolton's Drug
all-day fair tomorrow, Saturday at
Store.
(lc)
the Bellview school house. A picnic
dinner, sponsored by the Grange, NOW IS THE TIME to use para­
dichlorbenzine crystals to kill
and an afternoon program of
peach tree borers. Ted's Feed
sports will feature the meeting.
and Seed Store.
(lc)
The Grange will award prizes.
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FOR SALE!- 6 acres, 4 rm house,
BUYS RESIDENCE
bam, chicken house, garage,
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good well, >4 acre raspberries, 1
Having recently purchased resi­
acre in family orchard, 1 acre in
dence property on Granite street,
pasture, balance good garden
T. L. O’Harra is having new floors
land. Irrigated, close to school.
$1250.00. On good terms. See
put in and making other improve­
Reed and Robison.
(lc)
ments, including redecorating and
renovation. He expects soon to oc- FOR RENT—2% acres in edge of
cupy the residence.
city; good 4 room house, chicken
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houses, family fruit.
Staples
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings ar-
Realty, 130 Main.
(lc)
rived home Tuesday from a trip
which included Lakeview, Malin, FOR TRADE—5 room bungalow
and lge. lot in small high school
Bums, the John Day district,
town near coast, for good late
Prineville, McKenzie Pass, Bel­
model car or equity in smaller
knap Springs and other interest­
ranch near town. C. L. Wimer,
ing points.
R. 1, Box 109A.
(Ip)
By Dr. W. Oeser
Friday, September 27, 1935
HIGHER OREGON FARM
INCOME IS EXPECTED
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Higher average
prices and
slightly better crop yields are ex­
pected to bring to the farmers of
Oregon 5 million dollars more cash
’ inc-ime from the crop and animal
production of 1935 than received
from that of 1934, and possibly 10
million more, says the September
report on the agricultural situa­
tion Just released by the OHP
agricultural extension service It
Is also indicated that purchasing
[tower of farm income per acre
will be greater thiui in any of the
previous four years.
Cash farm Income from 1935
pnsiuctlon la placed at Kft million
dollars possibly 90 million, de­
pending on price trends during the
balance of the marketing season.
At the higher figure 1935 cash
farm income would approach 75
per cont of the estimated annual
average of 124 million from 1920
to 1930. The lower figure, 85 mil-
Hon. la approximately 70 per cent
of the 1920-1930 average, but la
greater than In any year from 1931
to 1934, both in amount and pur-
chasing power
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Some CITY OFFICIAIJ^F
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AL JORDAN
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Ixtyalty Sunday, Oct 0th
All
, church members confidently ex­
,
pected
and all others also invited
to
I attend church on this day.
MH MARRIED MAÑ:
Can you write a check for $1000 00?
Did you ever stop to think that if your wife should
be taken sick or have an accident and pans out of the
picture thal about this amount would have to come from
somewhere ?
____________
that for a small deposit each year, you
Did you know _____
could start a contract that would guarantee that amount
immediately If anything should happen, AND if nothing
does happen In the next twenty years you could have all
of your money back?
California Western States Life Insurance Co. pays three
times the face of the contract for accidental death while
riding in an automobile.
Is there any reason why you should not find out more
about these contracts?
ISO Nursery SL, Ashland, Oregon
Telephone 406-J
HON ENT PRICES
HONEST VALUES
TOM CARTER’S
ONE STOP SERVICE
per 100 lbs.
RYE
REI) KNUTA OATS ...per 100 lbs.
SHEEP DIP—Bulk....... per gal.
$1.10
$1.30
$1.10
SAVE MONEY ON YOUR FEED AND NEED NEEDS
BELLVIEW FEED & SEED
On Pacific Highway South of City Limits
Open Evening»
A NEW DEAL for Ashland Dance Fans
• EAGLES BENEFIT DANCE •
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
CLEAN, ORDERLY
Popular Music
A Friendly Crowd
Why Go Miles for Less?
—DOORN OPEN AT 9:00 P.M.—
Dance Until 1 A. M.
Yes Sir!
WE ARE BUSY
• And there’s a good reason. Our HIGH QUAL­
ITY PRINTING — performed by accomplished
craftsmen — together with our MODERATE
PRICES and FAST SERVICE are winning us new
printing customers every day in Ashland and
vicinity.
• Bring us your printing order—whether a call­
ing card or a catalogue—and see how fast we can
turn out the completed job—and how satisfactory
it will be.
Oeser’s Super Service Station—Ashland’s Finest, Best Equipped and Largest
358-370 East Main St
Tires—Gas—Oil—Lubrication—Accessories—Batteries—SERVICE •
“I like to serve you.”—Dr. Oeser1
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