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A ' °py S outhern O regon M iner * Volume 5 Nuggets From The Miner A a Copy cod : .............. Successor to The Jacksonville Miner Ashland, Oregon, January 3, 1936 Number 1 GERALD WENNER AND Grading Code For VETERANS WILL U OF 0 TEAM COUNCILMEN GUY APPLEWHITE RESIGN OFFICE Butter Arranged BE CHRISTENED WINS GAME IN PROTEST OF RECENT EVENTS TOMORROW EVE The Oregon Creamery axx'xiiat- I ion, with headquarters in Port ♦ — land, has approved a voluntary Certainty of DiNmÍMKal of Charge* A gainst Recorder butter grading code. The associat Public Invited to Attend Once upon a time there wax a ion announces that 85 per cent of Adam* Salt! To Be Cause of picturesque, winding fotpath mean Ceremonies at the the industry is back of the move. dering down from the top of Vis Résignation The creamerymen and Solon T. I.O.O.F. Hall ta street, and it ufforded us cliff White, state director of agricult University of Oregon's powerful dwellers what we thought was a Protesting the trend of affair» tention to see that the affairs of ure, have agreed that any chisel The newly organized Walter A. shortcut to the business section Webfoots ushered in the New But one day a feller on horseback Year Wednesday night at the Jun that pointed inevitably to dlsmis- the city were administered In a ing on quality will result in Phillips Post No. 3423, Ashland’s ior high gym with a thundering latest but by no means least civ rude down that path Then anoth 55-32 win over H«»ulhern Oregon nal of charges of inefficiency business-like manner, but since prompt revocation of licenses. brought against City Recorder J. such efforts are apparently neith Butter scoring 92 will bear the ic organization, is planning a big er, and several others Then a fel- Normal. Q Adams, who after a public er understood nor appreciated) I grade “A” labels, that scoring 90 event for tomorrow (Saturday) ler in a flivver ventured* down Favorites to capture the north hearing which lasted through the consider it to be to the best inter will bear grade ”B" and that scor night. Then another flivver and so forth ern division title of the Pacific mgs of December 16, 17, 18 ests of all concerned to sever my Then a truck crushed the gate ('oust conference, Howard Hob and 19 still retained the confidence connection with the administra ing 88 will bear "C.” According The event is an open meeting They son's gigantic squad, with seven of a majority of the council mem tion of city government in Ash to Director White there will be no and entertainment at which the The other trucks dittoed 91 butter put out as grade "A," or new poet of Veterans of Foreign widened that sylvan path till now former HONS »tar» doing the bulk bers, Counciimrn Gerald H. Wen land. "During my terms on the City creamery license will be lifted. Wars will be formally instituted. it Is nearly a thoroughfare Pret Of the work, displayed a booming ner and Guy T. Applewhite on offense that swept the smaller ty soon I suppose (Thief Talent will HONS off their feet in the second Tuesday morning of this week Council, I have endeavored at all Creameries not wishing to join the Plans were made at Monday handed in their resignations to times to protect the interests of trade movement may continue to have to make another holler for half the City of Ashland to the best | produce and market under the night’s meeting for a big and en- Mayor T 8. Wiley. stop signa along that once lovely, It was a «ting dong battle before joyable time There seems to have been irre of my knowledge and ability, re flowery, winding, sylvan pictur the intermission, with both teams concilable conflict for some time gardless of outside influences, and "extra" and "standard", classifica The meeting is to be held in tion. esque footpaths Ma>ks like about a It .-mating in holding the lead. between the opponents and adher if I have failed in such efforts I the Odd Fellows hall and will be- all the footpaths In this country HONH scored first when Darrell ents of the cky recorder. It is one assure you it was through no lack gin at 8 o'clock. There are to be are being replaced with ripping, I ¿ravens droppe«! In a free throw. of thvvj things that happen in of good intentions. delegations present from Medford, ’ but Willard Jones put Oregon many city governments and that "With the best of wishes for the t roaring, rushing, crushing, crash Grants Paas, Klamath Falls and ahead with a field goal. an<l from are not generally conducive to future success of the city and ing. crazy speedways Portland, and perhaps from other ; then on until tw«» minutes before civic welfare. those concerned with its manage • veterans posts. the half. It wa sanybody's ball Not the slightest hint against ment, and" regretting deeply the The mighty NRA was a hum Kame Just before the half ended. the integrity of the city recorder necessity of taking this action, I Dwight E. Aiderman of Port mer in its day and it held potent Ward Howell and Charlie Patter- was made in the chargea. Hia hereby resign my position as land, commander of the depart I son put together throe field goals answer as to charges of ineffici member of the Common Council of sway in the reconstruction fray The total farm value of princi ment of Oregon, will be in charge ■ to give the Webfoote a 25-19 ad ency wax that the bookkeeping the City of Ashland " pal Oregon crops in 1935 wax es of the ceremonies of institution. but now it's old and gray and it's vantage during the rest period system supplied for his office had Council Applewhite's resigna timated by the federal department Other department officials will got to go away: it's berated, it's During the first half Bob Hardy been antiquated and not adequate tion as a member of the Common of agriculture at $50,323,000, deflated, it's excommunicated. it's ronststentiy outjumped Howell tn for the growing demands of the Council of the City of Ashland. This compared with a total accompany him here. outdated, terminated, and it's just th.- « enter circle, but starting the office. Preceding the meeting there value of $49,268.000 in 1934, and “For obvious reasons, which I a bowl of whey But It introduced err-orxl period. Hobson shifted Pat The city council, and with the $63,002,000 in 1933. will be a parade if the weather is need not elaborate. I conscien the codes, and it carried heavy terson to center, and with the bril cooperation of Councilmen Wen The 1935 wheat crop of 15,551,- favorable for such a feature. If loads, and It change«! bum busin liant Ham Me bo witz leading the ner and Applewhite, has already tiously feel that divergent views 000 bushels returned Oregon far the parade occurs it will be feat between the mayor, other mem attack, the visitors forged ahead taken steps to modernize the city's can modes, softenrd mercenary mers $10,7130,000, or more than a with one <>f the fastest-breaking bookkeeping system. This is very bers of the Council, and myself, million dollars above last year’s ured by the drum corps of the goads pul to shame the chisel make further service to the City attacks ever seen hero essential, ax Ashland owns and op crop which had a farm value of Woman's Auxiliary of Medford. toads and II seems g«ahawful Hill Hoxie and Darrell leavens erates its electric and water sys by me impossible. $9,538,000 from a production of District Commander I. D. Can- bod and it makes a feller sad to turned In sensational games for tems 111 * “I have enjoyed my two years 12,944,000 bushels. The estimates field and Post Commander George - a good profit, and doea - St at see good <»l«i NRA just <l«>le«i out the »N8. alon gwith a new fight That profit might profitably be on the council and sincerely regret of value do not include benefit A. Codding will head the Med and sent away like a battered bale ing Hob Hardy who. incidently, used, in the opinion of many citl- the conditions that require my payments from the wheat reduc ford delegation. of hay so the news dla|>at«hex say was put out on personals after the sens, to lower the public service resignation.” tion program. A number of local organizations in the papers t'other «lay; "Key-1 moat aggressive exhibition in his rates and also the tax rates. Mayor T. 8. Wiley, acknowledg The total value of field crops — life Tendering his resignation Tues ing receipt of the resignations, corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, po have been invited to attend the stone Busted; NRA Put Away?” The smooth-working, lightning- day morning in a communication wrote as follows: tatoes and all hay, was reported ceremonies, and the public is also • fast H< >NH put up an amazing bat “I received your resignations at $34,579,000, compared witn cordially invited. The ladies of the Herbert Hoover cracked <tu«m tle against the team that every to Mayor T 8. Wiley, Councilman Wenner gave the following rea this morning addressed to myself $34.164,000 last year. veterans, who are planning to on the New Deal In a sper« h at one picks as the Coast’s best and sons : _ and the council and the same will Orchard fruits—Apples, prunes, form an auxiliary here soon, will Ht Mans This la the san«r Herb <mly fell in the second half as "Under existing circumstances, peaches and cherries- -were valued provide refreshments for tomor ert Hoover who cracked up the Hobson opened wide the gates of •• will be impossible for me to be acted upon at the proper time. at $8,202.000 this year, or about row night’s meeting and enter “In our human judgment it is reserve strength conscientiously cooperate with the Old Deal by declaring that ITos tremendous $751,000 less than last year's total. tainment. possible to make mistakes and Thirteen Webfoote saw action, and mayor and other members of the perlty was hero for a long long situations arise that are not al stay, thus encouraging unbridled so evenly balanced were the play Common Council in the adminis ways pleasant. It is necessary that ers that the Oregon tram was not tration of affairs of the City of Mr. and Mrs Roy Hartley are an«l an orgy of reck Speculation we be guided at ail times with a ' ewakened in the least by the flood Ashland. the proud parents of a 9 pound Iraanraa A rosi prophet would of substitutes sense of right and justice to all ' “Aware of piesent unsatisfac daughter, Katnleen Joan, bom an have hollered whoa instead <tt Patterson led the scoring of both tory conditions within the city concerned, and it is unfortunate Tuesday morning. "giddap ” trams with 12 points, while Lea- government, and having been we cannot always agree as to the v. -.a < oil. < «.-.| 10 for th.- SON'S aware of said conditions for a con best procedure to be followed. • -------------- -h--------------- “I thank you for your splendid siderable period of time, I do not "Stars fell on Alabama " Snow WASHINGTON, D. C—Mem Ruys Studio Hero wish to share the responsibility, service on the council, and I shall fell on Kansas and Nebraska Hui I advise you at the pr >per time as I bers of the Civilian Conservation The | Hinthorne Studio at 7 No if you who reside where snow is | Main street has change«! hands, however remote, of possioie event from Oregon and Washing to what action the council takes Corps 1 ualities that may arise a novelty think the farmers at; having been purchased by Lawr- ton were shown by war depart on your resignation.” “ It has been my desire and in- Kansas and Nebraska shuddered | «•nce II Goodliew of Wenatchee. ment records today to have sent when deepening snow fell <«1 them Wash It will now be known as home $11,194,000 since the corps I was organized in April, 1933, to the you are mistaken It : eons life the Goodhew Studio, and Kodak end of November, 1935. to the soil, warm blankets to supplies are being put in stock. In Of this amount the department growing wheat, better crops and .addition to photography work, Mr said. $5,839.000 went to Washing Now Goodhew will develop, finish and more abumiant prosperity ton state homes and $5,355,000 to <*nlarge snapshots. if they'll sharpen their hoes and Oregon. / _____ haggle the Wall Street bogs that As of September 30, the depart The American liberty League gobble the farm profits' ment records showed there were Congress met today, shook is having another erupUon which e 28,726 men enrolled from Wash | rivals that of Hilo. And most of hands and said "howdy.” rolled up ington and 20.548 from Oregon. The mighty Hearst. (In his its sleeves and presumably star At CCC headquarters it was said opinion) who left California In a the lava la being spouted by Al ted getting to work. It hopes to WH» MTI fasf atlSM Second Corps Men Will Be there had been additional enroll huff, is now dwelling in the Fast Smith and hi» Wall Street pala Fair Hist tint« MTH have a comparatively short job. ments since that date. when- he belong» Ami the West but those who know Congress are Returned To Camp Dix Plus ------------- •------------- didn't a wobble, and it didn't sink The old dealers, with plenty of winking the other eye and expect New Jersey the least qulntllllonth of the noth- funds in the campaign box, are ing the usual long drawn out ses ingth part of an inch when twitting the new dealers about sion. weight was transferred charging a little extra for plates The following measures are the Seven Medford district CCC at the Jackson Day banquet. They principal ones that are almost companies will disband during ths are alao making other sly digs sure to come up for consideration: next two weeks. Four of these are second corps area companies and i that contain *no argument what- The soldier bonus. their men will be returned to The Li thia theatre, as you may ever on the real pollUcal issues Permanent neutrality legislat Camp Dix, New Jersey, for as have observed, la showing a very Just sort of chiseling as it were ion. signment to other companies in fine line of pictures. Not only that, • Permanent public works pro their home area. Three are ninth but the pictures are the very lat The presidential campaign of gram. cor)« area companies and their est and best and can be seen ehae 193« is going to be a lively one. Relief. men will be assigned to other as well as in the largest theaters It is going to make history. No companies of the ninth The Townsend plan. corps of the country. matter what the platforms say, See the programs as published Remedial legislation in case of origin. the contest will be waged between supreme court invalidation of the Five new companies will be sent in The Miner each week and you sordid wealth on the one hand and AAA and other New Deal laws soon from the seventh corps area will see that the Lithia, Ashland's I up-to-date show place, very often human welfare on the other. There “Little" NRA proposals for tex- to partially replace those disband leads the Medford theaters in dat is one party which, unless it sheds tile, anthracite and possibly other ed. The companies to be disbanded ing the biggest and latest shows. its thick coat of moss, is going to industries. ------------- •------------- Plus | are Co. 1982, Camp Gasquet; Co. dive into the oblivion that engulf Thirty-houra work bill, Rev. Lee Vernon and daughter 964, Wimer, Co. 1919, Clear Lake; First and Second Episode ed the old Whig party. Ship subsidy legislation. _ Co. 224, Elk Creek; Co. 223, were here Monday from their of Changes in housing program. Steamboat; Co. 290, Applegate; home at Weed, California. TAIL SPIN The California Crusaders, a non New food and drugs regulation. and Co. 1211, Sltkum. Miss Margery Stratton, who partisan organization of stand Frazier-Lemke inflation bill. Coo« Head To Move TOMMY patters, class the Townsend Plan spent the holidays at the home of --------------•------------- Co. 1622, now at Coos Head, will from her mother, Mrs. Saddle Stratton, ax proposed "crackpot legislation.” replace Co. 1211 at Sitkum. the popular cartoon strip returned to Portland Monday eve There was a time when England The five companies to be sent and other monarchies classed the Coming SUNDAY to TUESDAY here from the middle west havs ning. American form of government as not been anounced, but it is un not only "crackpot,” but "crazy derstood they will occupy all of as a loon.” How many monarchies the al>ove named camps except still survive? Coos Head and Elk Creek. • Chester C. Davis, AAA adminis trator says that income redistri One of the hottest and most in bution effected through that meas- structive talks on the Townsend ure, in connection with devaluat Plan ever heard in Ashland was ion of the dollar and farm credit that of last Friday evening at the Funeral services were held this relief, started general economic meeting of the local club No. 1 at tone r relief. Opponents will say that ec the Eagles hall. Standing room morning from the Stock-Litwiller chapel for Frank Potter, aged 73 was at a premium and many could onomic relief started despite those TO OUR PATRONS years, who passed away suddenly measures. Which is a way oppon not even squeeze into the hall. Tuesday morning from a heart at- Starting this coming Sunday this Willis E. Mahoney, mayor of ents have, especially In politics. theatre will discontinue continuous Klamath Falls, was the principal tack. Rev. James E. Morgan of I • |M'rformanc«>s speaker. It was one of those flay the Christian church officiated And here's young hopeful hust ing talks, the power trust, concen and interment was in the Moun- SHOWS START ling little Kid Nineteen Thirty Six trated wealth, combines, money tain View cemetery. SUNDAYS Matinee .................................. 2 P.M. shouldering a lot of jobs left over power and spineless officials being Mr. Potter died in the Billings Agency, having gone there with by Nineteen Thirty Five and smil flayed in no uncertain tones. Box Office open 1:45 to 3:30 Brief talks were also made by Mrs. Potter to register for voting ingly looking ahead for new ones Night Shows start................ 7 ft 9 He doesn’t realize that he is going Rev. D. E. Nourse of this city, before leaving on the 10:30 bus for Phone 165 S. Water Street Dwight Bunnell, assistant state Dunsmuir for a visit to their Box Office open 6:45 to 9:45 p.m. to have heaps of unfinished busin manager of the Townsend Plan, JUST CALL— daughter, Mrs. Stella Wheeler. ess himself about a year from now. THAT'S AIA and Robert Z. Adams, national They have resided ip Ashland the PHONE 117 (Happy New Year! Townsend coordinator. past forty years. By C. B. OREGON CROPS UP IN VALUE CCC MEN SEND MILLIONS HOME IITH3A CONGRESS GETS FIVE MIDWEST TO WORK TODAY OUTFITSWILL BE SENT HERE * Saturday Only Features LITHIA THEATRE HAS THE LATEST Got one of our Calendars? Call for one while they last and remember Ashland Laundry Service makes a safe washday ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO. TOWNSEND CLUB HAS OVERFLOW CROWD AT MEET Obituary FUEL! Complete Stock from $1.50 per tier up WHITTLE Transfer Co.
