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Friday, November 1, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 4 istry, bacteriology, farm mechanics and engineering, forestry, the handling of Southern Oregon Miner farm insects and ¡Tests. And he must be Succeaaor to taught, as well, the importance and the THE JACKSONVILLE MINER methods of cooperative activity, which Published Every Friday at 'OH JOHN. WHAT S /NO MAW is the greatest social, as well as econom 187 Eaat Mata Street HAPPENED ? HAS HUNTING ic factor in the life of the modern Am ASHLAND, OREGON SEASON CUE. GXJAJTCY erican farmer. must have PKLAPED WAR , The farmer's reliance on cooperative OPENED Entered as second-class matter Februar)’ 15. 1935, organizations. Dean Christensen believ at the postoffice at Ashland, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1870. es. will steadily increase in the future. These organizations, when well-manag ... Publlshent Cl«a> Bradshaw aud Sou» ed and supported, have proven their PHONE ASHLAND 70 worth—they have passed the realm of theory. They have brought business Subscription Rates, in Advance: technique to agriculture—and doing One Tear................ 31.00 Six Months............... 50c ■ —------------ * - - that, in many eases, has wrought order out of chaos. DO THE JOB NOW The youth of the farm is its great A short time ago a guest in a western hope for the future—and soundly-con hotel was enjoying a last smoke in bed ceived programs, designed to educate before going to sleep. Result: A fire that boys and girls in all the problems they destroyed the hotel, a grocery store, a will face as time passes, will immeasur shoe store, a clothing store and a rest ably brighten the long-pull outlook for aurant, for a total loss of $50,000. agriculture. Whether the smoker escaped with his life is not reported. In a hundred similar METALS IN YOUR LIFE instances, however, he hasn’t. You can easily visualize the import About the same time a housewife in ance of the mining industry to a nation New England left her ironing without if you reflect on the influence of metals disconnecting the electric iron. Result: your own life. in Destruction of a home valued at $15,000. From the time you get up in the morn Theses are two incidents out of many. ing until you go to bed at night, almost And they indicate a very significant w. a u) everything you use has a metallic : fact: The smallest, most minor fires, un source. The bed you sleep on, the tub der “favorable” circumstances, can be No other hand In all the world night I held a little hand. I IjMit come serious ones. As a rule, a cigarette you bathe in, the kettles in which your Can greater solace bring, So dainty and m> sweet; I thought my heart would surely Than that sweet hand I held last fire is noticed before it has gotten out breakfast is prepared, the car in which break. night; of control and is easily extinguished. you go to work, the phone you use all S|H*cial to The Miner— ' Four Aces and a King So wildly did it beat. But very often the exception to the rule day long, the lowly lead pencil with —The Chamber of Commerce gave appears—and a conflagration follows. which you work—metals played an im a Hallowe'en dance at the City The famous incident of Mrs. O’Leary's portant part in the making of them all. Hall Thursday night Mr». Mary Estes passed away Metals were essential to the creation — kicking cow, which is suposed to have Sunday. October 27, at the age of started the great Chicago fire, may be of the movie you attend in the evening, 85 years. She was one of Talent's fiction—but the message involved is well or the book or magazine you read. Met most loved women. Mr. Tiny Combeat of Bonanza worth while. A cow kicking over a stove als made the watch that tells you the — visited with his mother and son could have started such a disastrous fire time. And so it goes—the list is limitless. over the week-end. whether it did or not! In peace or in war, a healthy mining —Mr. John Wogamott ht^d the I hla At least eighty per cent of fires can industry is essential to progress and misfortune to fall and break hip. He was taken to the Sacred The contribution of local merchants and be prevented if the simplest precautions stability. Heart hospital. Medford. It is re business people is a considerable one in the are taken. Ordinary care with smoking ported he is getting along nicely The entire community are in sym upbuilding of Ashland. BUSINESS IMPROVES materials and inflammable liquids will pathy with him do away with two of the worst causes How does business compare with a —Roland Parks and wife were Thousands of dollars a year are expended of fire. Regular inspection of heating year over from Malin, visiting with ago? It depends on where you live for salaries and wages by these concerns. plants and electric wiring will do away —but for the majority of people it is bet friends and relatives, Satuniay Their taxes help support the city's schools and Sunday with others. Periodic cleaning of attics ter. —Mrs. J. W Young of Central and civic institutions. and basements to dispose of piles of rags City. Nebraska is visiting with In all but six states of the union Sep Reverend and Mrs Temple. Mrs and waste—prime source of internal The proceeds of their establishments, in tember business activity was greater Temple is Mrs Young's daughter combustion fires—will do away with an vested and spent in Ashland, add to the com The Tame auto camp and con other. So will the cutting of grass and than it was a year ago, according to the — munity's wealth, and their cash balances, de fectionery has been leased to Mr weeds in unused fields, which present U. S. News. In three of those states— and Mrs. Berwin of Monrovia. Cal posited in local banks, help to build up the ifornia. an especially potent danger during dry New York, Virginia and Louisiana—it — fund of credit available for local uses. was worse. In the other three—Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. Tame have moved periods. into Edith Cochran’s apartment. Patronize Ashland business establish Your home and other property, unless North Carolina and Texas—it was un —Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hart are visit changed. ing with Mr. and Mrs. A. Jenkins ments and help advance the progress of this it is far different from the average, con of Dead Indian this week. Throughout the country, reports show city. tains serious fire hazards that can be —The local cattlemen were busy cheaply, quickly and easily eliminated. that improvement is continuing, and at yesterday rounding up and remov an accelerating rate, in almost every in ing their cattle from the range in Do the job now. the Wagner Gap country. dustry. Fall Invasion ------- •------- • TALENT* Ashland Merchants and Business People ------- •------- ------- •------- EDUCATION FOR THE FARMERS OF TOMORROW OUR DAILY LAUGH! The satisfactory solution of many ag ricultural problems, in the opinion of Dean Chris L. Christensen of the College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin, will be greatly advanced by better edu cation for farm youth. Any sound curriculum of study must be built around social and cultural, as well as vocational interests. The young farmer must be taught nutritional chem- We cannot help but feel amused at the inconsistency of the anti-administration newspapers who are constantly harping editorially on the “failure” of the new deal, but whose news columns carry stories of improved business conditions throughout the country and other signs of returning prosperity. It might pay the editorial writers to read their own news columns! HILT Special to The Miner— —Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown left Friday night for Glendale, Ore. where they were planning to spend the week end with Mrs. Brown's parents. —The benefit dance Friday night was quite well attended. Mr Archie Legg and his band from Yreka furnished music for the evening. Proceeds are to be used for expenses of the Hilt band. —Mr. and Mrs. Roush and daugh ter Barbara motored to Eugene over the week end. —Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cobb were in Medford Saturday. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward and Mrs. Jack Clark were Medford visitors Saturday. , —Mrs. Becker and Mrs. DeWitt took the fourth grade children to visit the fish hatchery Monday af ternoon. —Mrs. Dunaway was in Yreka Monday. —Kelly Brooks' car was damaged | when he left it parked beside the road and the brakes failed to hold, letting it coast over the grade in Shasta Canyon, several miles this side of Yreka. Sinus Trouble head aolda, bar fever, aatk add ratarrh. Doa’t a ■ S ■ r a thia tartvra another dar. Aafc for a rititK TRKATMKMT saw. TODAY. Dlaeover how thonaaada have ■ found relief autoklr with Syn-O-Spray tear tree treatment aav available ati STOCK & LITWILLER (We Never Close) Phene 32 ■ I ' ! 1 ....... I LEGAL NOTICES Bear Season Opens ----- •----- CITY AMBULANCE SERVICE CONCISE ORDERS "Hello, Pat! How are you get ting on as a salesman?" "Fine, I got two orders in the very first office I went into." "Is that so?” "Yes; one was 'Get out!’ and the other was 'Stay out!* ”. 4—348 b NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Mterior U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, October 11th, 1935 Bear hunters throughout Cali fornia and Oregon thia week anxi ously await the opening of the sea son throughout the Shasta-Cas cade Wonderland in both states on November 1. One month will be allowed for the sport in Oregon while those in California will enjoy two months open season. However, because of the approaching winter the bears will soon begin to hiber ------------ •------------ nate and the best of hunting is ex NAZARENE SERVICES FOR NOVEMBER 3rd pected during the first two weeks of November. Sunday Bible school, 9:45. T. S. Wiley, superintendent. Housing surveys conducted in Morning worship, 11:00. Subject, many cities throughout the coun “Power." try disclose a rapidly mounting N.Y.P.S., 6:30. volume of dwelling occupancy. The The regular evening service at housing shortage already is acute 7:30. We invite all to our services. in a large number of communities. SELECT YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR AS WISELY AS YOU CHOOSE YOUR DEAREST FRIENDS —Frank Wells and Ray Ix-wis were surveying in the Wagner Gap section. —The rain has just about closed the apple picking for this year. ------------- •------------- East Side Phir. Notice is hereby given that Olen A McCoy, of Ashland, Ore., who, on September 28 th, 1932, made Homestead entry Serial, No 020490, /or NW|4, SecUon 5, Township 398, Range 4E. Willam ette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Reg ister, U. 8 Land Office, at Rose burg, Oregon, on the 18th day of November, 1935 Claimant names as witnesses: Geo Hargidine, of Ashland, Ore. William Lindsy. of Ashland, Ore Beatrice Hargidine, of Ashland, Ore., C. H. Lindsy, of Ashland, Ore. GEORGE FTNLEY, Register. First National Bank OF ASHLAND Larry Porter’s Beverage Shop IN A NEW LOCATION At 71E. Main, Ashland Hotel Bldg EVERYTHING IN WINES AND BEVERAGES DANCE WITH US EVERY NIGHT I QUALITY WORKMANSHIP DUTCH MILL AND QUALITY MATERIAL AND ENJOY OUR HOSPITALITY are used in your shoe repair job ARE USED IN YOUR SHOE REPAIR JOB HAVE IT DONE NOW McKINNIS SHOE SHOP AT KLAMATH JUNCTION MODERN MUSIC AT ITS BEST i
