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— —---------- - - ---------- ■ ■ ----------------- — HILT NEWS Increase Expected Southern Oregon Miner OF INTEREST In Summer Class THE JACKSONVILLE Ml NEK Mr. Ed Sequin was in Ashland > I'uhHahed E'W) Friday at 167 East »lain Street At Oregon State ASHLAND, OREGON_____________________ Wednesday evening. Slh'Ci'NMir to Remo Trinca underwent a tonsil CO../ALLIS June. 18 A roevrd operation at the Hilt hospital Wed summer seaion at DSC is in pnw nesday morning. Mr Andy Vieira and daughters peel if advance requests for cat Art Cooper and F. D. McDougal ............... PuNiahent and information prove to June and Lois went to Weed Wed alogues be an accurate indication of final PHONE ASHLAND 70 nesday evening after Mrs. Vieira, | enrollment. The meeting of the who has been visiting with her National Education association as Subscription Rates, in Advance: mother following a recent illness. sociatlon in Portland June 28 to On« Year...............$1.00 Six Months...... ......... 50c ...rs F. Van De Weghe and son July 2. and the national convention Joseph, Mrs. Frank Ohlund and of the American Home Economics SALEM S WATER son Bobby, were in Medford Thurs association at Seattle July 6 to 11. day. Mrs. Joe Francis Sr. and are bringing far more inquiries We notice from a story in the Oregon Statesman. Salem's morning ' daughter Lucille left Thursday for from middlewestem, southern and paper,, that a drilled well 336 3 feet deep remains intact on the capitol San Francisco, where they will eastern states then ever before, reports Dean M Ellwood Smith, site. Water is found within 18 feet of the top of the casing. This well visit relatives. director of the session was drilled- many years ago to supply the capitol building but was Kenneth Nelson was in Y reka Two weeks before the session abondened in favor of the city water. is scheduled to open June 22, there last Tuesday From all we hear concerning the water situation in the capitol I Jack Clark was in Yreka Wed were upwards of 200 more requests city it might be advisable for the powers that be to reopen the well, ! nesday. for catalogs and information than with appropriate ceremonies, for instance the governor might take Mrs Fi-ana Newberry and Miss had been received at the same the first glass of water to be pumped and use it to lubricate his \ ivlan Kemihan of Mt Shasta, lime a year ago. A large number of visiting instructors, some made throat during a like-wise appropriate speach. were visiting friends and relatives possible by the conventions men It seems that the Willamette river is the source of Salem's water in Hili Wednesday tioned. are scheduled for stff posit supply; some of the city council are in favor of sinking wells; others May Clark of Medford Is visit ions in favor of piping water from the North Santiam river; and both have ing at the Bumheisel home A feature of the session is the adequate engineering proof that each would supply an adequate The P T. A. Sewing Cirvle met vocational guidance conference quantity of water for municipal purposes. But they are still drinking at the home of Mrs De >»itt Fri June 22 to 26, to be conducted water pumped from the muddy Willamette. day aiiernoon. Those present were by the school of education. The --------------- j--------------- Mesdr.mes F Bayliss. E, Vail, | director of this conference will be “Governor Lehman of New York has signed a bill to remove the Quamme. S. Dunway, R. Black. W. Dr. Harry D. Kitson. professor of at Teachers' College, Co stigma of illegitimacy from children born out of wedlock. The bill pro Holmberg, Warrens and DeWitt. ■ education lumbia university Others taking vides that “there shall be no specified statement on the birth certificate The ladies Club met at the club I j>art will include Dean J R. Jewell, as to whether the child was bom in wedlock or out of wedlock, house Thursday afternoon, with director of high school teacher or as to the marital name or status of the mother. It is a belated axrs. Bailey as hostess and six- , training in the state system of higher education; C. W Saler, effort to treat justly those children who come into the world under teen ladies present. what the fictionists have called the ''bar sinister”. These children will — A large crowd turned out to the vice-dean of the school of educat have tough going enough as it is. Common usage should go farther Sunday School Weiner roast at , ion at OSC; Wesley E. Armstrong and adopt the term “natural child” instead of Illegitimate with ref - ! the swimming hole Thursday nite high school sujiervisor of Salt Lake City; O. D Adams, state director erence to such children. English writers use the former term, which .. splendid evening was reported for vacational education; F G. has less of stigma inhering in it than the latter. We have gotten Mr. and Mrs Richard Williams Lesure, director of vocational ed away from the old idea that the child should be visited with punish and family were in Meuford Sat ucation, Portland; Louis M Price ment because of the sins of his parents. Our constitutions forbid pass urday- of Stanford, and F. C. Moore of ing bills of attainder. Yet we have done little to give a fair break to Mrs John Nunes and children Cleveland. the natural child." (The Oregon Statesman.) were visiting Mr and Mrs Joe | Nunes Friday. There is a persistent rumor circulating that the city editor of our Mrs. V. E. Warrens and daugh- I contemporary newspaper is married. Just as soon as we can delve ter. Elizabeth, from Durham, are I to the bottom of this rumor .we'll say something about IL here now. Mr. and Mrs Floyd E. Miller We noticed in a recent edition of our esteemed contemporary a of Chiloquin, have moved into the suggestion that the section of highway between the under-ground house formerly occupied by Ham Fred Price, young son ot Mr. crossing north of town and the city limits, that the state should blins. ond Mrs. G. A Price of 150 First see to a project of beautification for this section of the Pacific high- — Mr. and Mrs Bert King left street, fell from the back of a way. Saturuay for Scotia. From there bill-board north of the l.itwiiiei We are in full agreement with the daily as to value of such a they plan to go to Arcada to stay j Funeral Home on North Main move; but doesnt it seem more pertinent to follow the old proverb unul August. street, on which he was climbing that "Charity begins at home?" We mean that more care should —Mrs Anna Souza and daughter and broke the femur bone in the be given to the beautification of residential and business districts Lucille of Yreka were visiting Mr right leg The accident occurred Here we might mention two lots right within the main part of the and Mrs Schleuter Thursday. at 2:00 p. m. yesterday. city, one block just south of the location of our "favorite" paper, —Mr. Baumgartner and daughter In a- .ion to the broken bone and the other a block further south. Both are merely excavations Jean, r lorie Hebard and Evelyn into the side of the hill, both are horrible eye-sores. If something is nelson were in Ashland Saturday. several stiches were necessary to to be done, start here and work both north and south. —Mrs. Van De Weghe an J son close lacerations of the hand The Joseph, Mrs Doris Ceccato and noy was badly bruised and miffer- Mrs. W. Gran were in Medford [ ed from chock „Monday. — Mrs Joseph Langer was in Med C. W. REYNOLDS ford Monuay. Mr. and --rs Fred Jones of NEW MEMBER OI Hornbrook were in Hilt Tuesday. ♦------------------- —- ------------------- 4 PLAN BOARD —Mrs. McCollough and daughter Mr. Editor:—There is no doubt Donna, of Sprague River were at in our minds that the press gen Clarence M . Reynolds, for some Frank Wards Sunday. Don Ward erally is opposed to the Townsend accompanied them back to Sprague time assistant on the staff of the movement and more or less control state relief committee, has been Codling moth spray, for control tn is summer. led by the autocratic power of the larvae, should be completed rover where he expects to work named special executlvee assistant greed and graft. We cannot even of in charge of coordination activities by June 20th., according to C. B. get a fair hearing before a Con Cordy, assistant county agent, and — Mr. and -urs. McCluskey spent for the Oregon state planning the week-end in Klamath Falls. gressional Committee. The test *->. G. Gentner, entomologist of the board, according to word received imony is garbed and camouflaged Southern Oregon experimental — Mr. ana Mrs. Burnheisei spent by Earl B. Day. chairman of the by a lot of misconstrued propa station. the week-end at Crater Lake. Jackson county planning commiss ganda. The witnesses against Dr. — Mr Joe Clark of i reka was visit ion from O. R. Bean, board chair Spray for the control of Cod Townsend or the movement are ling moth is mixed as follows: 3 ing in Hilt Sunday. man. either bought or disgruntled pol Work of organizing and co —Bob Gllterg was in Ashland pounds of powdered lead arsenate iticians who have an imaginary ordinating planning work in count Saturday. grievence or did not get over the to 100 gallons of water. ies a project begun a year ago by Large numbers of the moths ---------- II---------- political coup they wanted to. They have been seen flying during the Dr. P. A. Parsons, head of the tried to use the Townsend votes past few nights. Spray must be sociology department of the Uni to help them gain their ends. The utilized immediately to gain bene- of Oregon, will be contin LEGAL NOTICES versity Inquisition by the Congressional nis. ued by Mr. Reynolds Dr Parsons, Committee is gaining us friends a member of the planning board, 4—348 b and members in every state. The will continue as chairman of the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Townsend followers who are true coordination division of the organ Department of the Interior are not pleased by the propaganda ization. the papers are feeding us, we had General Land Office at Roseburg, "Mr. Reynolds has had consider plenty of propaganda during the Oregon, June 17, 1936. experience in public service, war and we have ways of finding NOTICE is hereby given that able and is highly qualified for his By Mm. Parks. out the truth. W e may lo~e so.ne Habert Leseley Knapp, of Jack place with the planning board,” few, who were never very strong for our plan, through the efforts — Friday night at the city hall, sonville, Oregon, who, on July 20th, Mr Bean said. of the press to disrupt our organ the Ladies Aid will serve a chick 1931, made Homstead entry,*Serial, "Mr. Reynolds has had consider ization, but we are gaining two en dinner to raise funds for the No. 017928, for E'^NW'/,, Section ed northeastern Oregon, where he new recruits for every one we church. The ladies have had a num 5, Township 39 S., Range 2 W is centering with county planning lose. We true Townsend plan sup ber of these dinners in the past Willamette Meridian, has filed groups He will visit this county porters are not disturbed by the, which have been very successful. notice of intention to make final and other sections of the state propaganda being published by the — Mrs. Bruce Armitage and son three year Proof, to establish during the next few weeks. press. We are standing as firmly Louis, of Flint, Michigan, are visit claim to the land above described, II------------ together as the old Plymouth ing with Mrs. Armitage’s parents, before Victor A. Tengwald, U. S. Life and ------------ living are not synon- Rock on which the Pilgrim Fathers Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hackler. Commissioner, at Medford, Ore omous terms. Anon. landed in 1620. — Prosperity is greatly in evi gon, on the 28th day of July, 1936. Charles I. Homes. dence in the Talent region where Claimant names as witnesses: many veterans are displaying ---------- II---------- Jpe Currey, Harden Turnbough, Pool — Beer — Soft Bonus Bonds, which means new clothes, cars and improved homes. E. S. Nelson, Albert Nelson, all of Jacksonville, Oregon. Drinks — Cigarettes Miss Eleanor Head of Buffalo, ROBERT E. CRAWFORD Wyoming was the guest of Mr and Mrs. Karl Baylor. Tobaccos Acting Register — Leon Adams of Orland, Calif The state-owned radio station, ornia, is visiting with his parents, AUXILLIARY TO MEET KOAC, will broadcast a number Mr. and Mrs. Willard Maxwell. The V. F. W. and the Auxilliary of the principle addresses made at — A Townsend dance will be the eighty-fourth annual Oregon held Saturday night at the City to Walter A. Phillips Post, will BLUE BIRD CLUB conference of the Methodist Epis Hall. Pie and coffee will be served. meet next Monday night at 8 347 E. Main Street copal church, which will be in — Mrs. Elvis Cochran of Klamath, o'clock in the armory. Refresh- Corvallis Tuesday, June 23. visited friends and relatives here ments will be served by the com- Ashland, Oregon. Through remote control arrange last week. mittee. ■■^■■■■■iiMMaaMMaaMssau ment the station will be able to — Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burnett re broadcast directly from the con turned home from Portland, Mon ference platform for the first day They attended the graduation time in the history of the con of Miss Dorothy Wells of Wash ference. ington high school. Miss Wells re The events definitely scheduled turned home with them. for broadcasting will be the eve — Mr. Alvin Oleson of Altamont, ning programs starting at 8 o’clock Klamath county, is calling on June 24, 25 and 26, featuring Dr. members of the school board and Lynn Harold Hough, former pres introducing new school books. ident of Northwestern University, — Miss Lets Logan, spent last and three bishops who will attend week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. this year's conference. Herald Sloper at prospect. — Earlene Withrow, Fay Miller, ------------ B------------ and Lyda Mae Baylor, are attend VI8TTING FRIENDS ing school in Corvallis for the 4-H K. C. Campbell of Baird, Calif Club. They were »ent as delegates SUCCESHOR TO O. H. VBO ornia, is visiting friends here this I from Talent and will be gone two Eats red as second-class matter February 15, 1986, at the postoffice at Ashland, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. FALL IS CAUSE OF BROKEN LEG LETTERS Cover Spray For to the Editor Control Of Moths Used By June 20 TALENT Annual Conference Of M. E. Churches To Be Broadcast WATER SURVEY TO BE MADE IN EASTERN ORE Safeguard Your FONUS BONDS Data showing the vital nemis fir less than a eent for wells, dams, reservoirs, and other waler projects that willl greatly meiwise the value of the a day! vast ureus of range land in East ern Oregon will be included in the water resources survey now undei • way tn Oregon, it was atinounceu by O. R. bean, chairman of tile wregon Slate planning board Tin sufrat place to keep I onus i ii BriUldt, head ul llie de hoods In In a safe depoalt bo .. pat unent of animal husbandry ot oSt?, is now in Eastern Oregon Il<> ra in our vaults are for conducting a survey Areas to be investigated by Mr Brandt, are located in larae, Harn rent ut a coat of Iran than one ey Malheur, Deschutes, Crook, I rent u <lay— INEXPENSIVE Morrow and Jeilerson counties Ihe waler resources survey ot .. lit RANCE AGAINST LOKS, Oregon will be a part ot Uie nat ional project sponsored by Uie Nat FIRE. OK THEFT! tonal Kesourcvs committee, at Uie request ot {'resident Roosevelt at many places range can only • be used a part ot uie year ul . present, and necessitates expens ive movement of stock Under much grazing lurid often suiters, nut oniy from the crowding oi slock by tramping If the land could be used the year around, it would not unly better conditions tor stock raising, but would make administration ot the 'Taylor graz i MEMBER OF TIIE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE mg act more efficient, according! COKPOKAT1ON to Brandl. Cooperation of ttie ! grazing administration will be en listed tor the work. ----------- |——----- First National Hank Of Ashland Police Gives Boys Talking To: Ahead July Fourth Several small boys were hailed 1 before Chief of Police Tulent yes- ( terday by Officer M T. Burna on a misdemeanor charge. Complaints had been filed by interested per sona, claiming that the boys had been exploding fire-crackers in the basement ot a neighbors house; the neighbor was ill. The explosion was disturbing. The boys were released following a promise to behave themselves Haines Secures New Dimple: This Time Front End of (’ar “Doc" C. A. Haines has a new dimple and wrinkle in his car, thia time the front. According to police report, nainea car was parked in front of the Palace Cafe. A truck, operated by A R. McGhe- hey of Eugene, backed into the car. smashing the radiator and wrinkling the left fender No one was hurt. Damage will be cover ed by insurance. VISITORS Mr and Mrs. Jack Bamthouae had as visitors, Tom Miller and daughter Betty Zane, yesteniay. 4 DOOR WILLYS “77” SEDAN $599.00 • WHY PAY MOKE? Thirty miles per {gallon 75 miles per hour The greatest value in America • MADDEN’S TIRE SHOP 83 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 90 J THE BERRY SEASON IS HERE! BEKKV CRATES — per 10« — W.25 — SEE US — No One Undersells Us! CHEEKY CRATES AND HALLOCKN WHY PAY MORE FOR EQUAL RESULTS? 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