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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER r- ——■- - -—- ■ ■ — -■■■■- - - -------------------------- — —■ FRIDAY, JULY 10, 193» ■ Southern Oregon Miner SucteMor to THE JACKSONVILLE MLN EK Published Evan Friday at 167 East Mala Street A SHI-1 ND, OREGON HILT NEWS TALENT Mr and Mra Norntan Ure of Han Francisco, California; are visiting wit htheir pur«'nt a Mi and Mrs L. 1 H. Hackler, and their sister Mra. Lloyd Iauy and family. This is the first time fur four years the ■ amliy hay«- been together. Mr Harry Weagant of Valley view was a caller in Talent Tues day Mr and Mrs Charles Woods of San Francisco, California, were the guests of Mi and Mrs Carl liee- «on over th«« Fourth Mr. Wood returned home ami Mrs Wood will remain wit hher mother Mis. Carl Beeson, for a month Mr Herat hell l-acy and son Garland of Southern California are guests of his brother. Lloyd l-a< y and family Mra. George Thurston will leave Miss May Roberta was shopping •oon for near Nevada City. Cali The first of the series of union ' in Mtniford Wednesday. church aerviCM sponsored by the fornia. there xh<* will join her him Mr .and Mra Seif attends«! the Ministerial association of Ashland band and from then* they will go »•red aa «econd-claa« matter February 15, 1WW, at the poetvfflee ■how in Yreka Wednesday evening at Ashland. Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1M7V. was held last Sunday evening at to Salt I Ake City, Utah They Mr. and Mra Frank Ohlund and the Christian church, the sermon plan to lie gUn« thiee weeks Clean Bradshaw .......................................-............. Editor and Publisher sons Waldemar and Bobby, went being given by Rev D E. Nour.se Matllene Maxwell who haa spent . ■ ■ — - ■ — .——-------- — to Portland Wednesday night for a of the Congregational church the past two weeks visiting with PHONE ASHLAND 70 five day visit over the Fourth The service was in charge of relatives in Hilt, California, re Subscription Rat«m, in Advance: Mi anti Mrs Clinton Cobb spent Rev. Janies E Morgan, pastor of turned to her home Sunday O ik Year....... .... >1.00 Six Month*.... the week-end m Portland the ChnsUan church The music Mi and Mrs Hotchkis spent the y Mr and Mrs. M Seif and grand included hymns by th«* choir and Fourth and fifth In Crescent City THE CELEBRATION son. Geraki Brooks. left for San congregation and a solo by Miss Matllene Maxwell who haa spent Francisco Thursday to visit, and to Eunice Hager Next Sunday eve the last two Weeks In Hilt. Califor. attend the wedding of their ning the services will b«* held at nla, returned to her home Sunday Ashland's Fourth of July celebration this year is daughter Ann to Mr. John James the Methodist church. At a meeting of the City council -------------- 1-------------- hailed as the most enjoyable, most successful cele j . Denver. Colorado, on July 4lh Tuesday evening Mr Will Maxwell RECORD BREAKER bration that has been given here in many years. It was I Mra. Seif plans to stay two weeks wax reappointed City Murshal for the coming year Saturdny. July 4 wits a record Mr. and jura. Mendes and Joe an ideal and patriotic festival from sunrise salute to George made a trip to Oakland Mr and Mrs Will Maxwell and day for registration of out-of-state the last glitter of fireworks display. There was some over the week end to visit Mra. PENSIONS MUST HE SPENT IS daughter Matllene. spent Sunday nutoa In Ashland nt least for the 3« DAYS.......... WHY? thing of interest from start to finish. Thousands of Mendes' sister. i wo hundred and in Ashland Park where they im past five years joyed a family gatheiing and ple- rifty-slx cnrs were registered dur people enjoyed the day here. This city knows how to do Mrs W. Walker and children The * Dow-Jones to Yreka Thursday after organisation. nic. Others attending were: Mr. ing the day On Sunday, there things. The big parade started on time and throughout drove Tills Mra on«* of the loading businexx sla- and H«x»l Maxwell and were 17ft cam registered noon. the day and evening the same prompt schedule was Mr. and Mra. W. A. Gran and tistical concerns in the United daughters, Marcelle, Velma and year's registration Is running far maintained. A city that can put on such a celebration son Billy spent the weeken-d with Stat«*«, said: "in October 192». u Darlene of Hill: Mr and Mra. in excess of last year’s <*f of one dollar In a New Irving Maxwell of Hayward. Cali can accomplish other things of civic advantage. With relative« at Kerby. Oregon Billy deposit York tank, wax being uaed funi fornia. Mr and Mra. John Ekner stayed for a longer visit. teamwork pulling together, forgetting old scars, for Miss Marilyn Widstrand of la>ng enough to do »132 70 of work in u of Redding, California; Mr. and Mrs Walter Davis and daughter getting self interests, Ashland could make every en Beach is visiting her aunt Mra year I Lyda Cathrene, and Mra. Hay«*s lji.«t October (19351 deavor for growth and development as successful as Bayliss, al Mt. Crest Ranch. and daughter Alpha of Ashland Ollom had as guests over dollar wax called upon was this year’s Fourth of July celebration. Each for all the Mrs. week-end her ssiter Mra E. E, nual work of only J:____ Monday evening a meeting of Al- and all for each. That sort of spirit would put Ashland Rowe and son Donald and Miss though total bank deposits were tile local Chamber of Commerce Doris Ott of San Jose During approximately the same in the was held in the City Hall Offi much more largely on the map. their stay they motored to Crater two months. bank deposits are cers for the coming year elected ----------- 1--------- simply lying idle Lake and McCloud. ax follows: president. Lysle Tame; ROOSEVELT Mr. and Mrs. R G. Nebeker vice president. Will Hotchkis. sec When money circulates rapidly, spent the Fourth at Portland and many people have the us«* of it retary, Ray Schumaker; directors. The editor of the Medford Mail Tribune hits the ten- Seaside and business Increases When H. Lowe, Joe Spitzer, Joe Tryon, Among those who went to Dia- money circulates slowly, few peo Joe Negles and R F. Parks The penny nail square on the bean in the following editorial mond I Ake over the weeken-d use it and business declines. main topic of the evening wax a correspondence from New York: “Big Business, the were Mr. and Mra. Harry Ken- ple When money is hoarded privately clean up campaign for the city With Waterproof Cover Mr .and Mrs. Hess and or in bank vaults, it creates no Miss Vreda Harp in of Fairbury. entrenched forces of privilege and wealth, those who | j nedy, daughter Nina. Mr and Mrs Gun- business One of the great obsta Nebraska, la a guest of Mr aiul ings — Durable — The are fighting tooth and nail for the old order, the status nar Holmberg and Mr and Mra cles to business recovery today is Mrs I ao Nelson quo, are all arrayed against Roosevelt and the New William McClusky Sensation of the Season the idle money lying in govern Mra Bruce Armatag«* and son Deal. Roosevelt has definite policies and principles, Mr and Mrs. Erling Hjertager ment and bank vaultx --out of Lewis of Flint. Michigan; Mra A Algoma, spent the week-end circulation J Spilg of Chicago, Illinois, and and it is because of this he is so violently and relentless of with Mr. and Mrs. Engel Hjerta- not having jobs cannot ly opposed; not because of his political methods, his ger They spent the Fourth at get People money or cretllt; and not hav nature or character as a man. He is fighting heart and Ashland. See this BEFORE you ing money or credit, cannot buy Pool Beer Among the other visitors to Soft soul against the Royalists of 1936, who regardless of Ashland Saturday were Mr. and what they need There being no BUY money in the hands of those un Drink« Cigarette* their lip service to principles of freedom and democracy Mra C. A Baumgartner, Mr and employed. merchants cannot sell; are only concerned with retarding social and economic Mrs. Earl Temple and sons. Mr and not being able to sell, they Tobacco« and Mrs. Joe Nunes, Mr. and Mra. advancement, and determined at all costs to preserve Richard Williams and family. Mr cannot buy from the factories Factories not being able to sell, the special priviledges they have so long enjoyed.” 1 and Mrs. Del Bagley, and Mr and they cannot employ people out of ----------- j----------- Mra Kenneth Nelson and children work. And there being few com- Mr .and Mrs. Amos Weaver SENATOR BORAH moditles distributed to the unem spent the week-end in Grants Paas i railroads haven't suffi- j Mr and Mrs Waldermar Holm- ‘ ployed. 347 E. Main Street business to employ railroad Senator William E. Borah still has his party colleag berg and Mrs A H Samuelson cient workers. Ashland, Oregon. ues guessing. Bitterly attacking monopoly and the gold were visitors to the Oregon Caves If the »200 per month received on the Fourth, where they met and Uf standard, he made an Independence Day speech that enjoyed a picnic with relatives by pensioners was h«x«rded or de posited in savings banks, it would seemed almost as defiant as the original declaration of from Marshfield. -r. and Mrs Crawford Lewis create no new business or employ- • 1776. "Congress has the right to use its constitutional and son of Chiloquin visited Mr. ment. Therefore, the Townsend powers to coin money and regulate its value,’’ he said. and Plan requires every pensioner to Mrs W Dutro Sunday “The fault has been that regulation of money has been Mr. and Mrs Frank Dutro of spend his or her pension within days after it is receivtwi This the power of private interests, causing the depression. Sawyers Bars were guests at Dut- 30 keeps the money in circulation. ro’s over the week end. Congress is not utilizing its power to regulate money. Miss Fem Madden spent the Which tn turn will keep the wheels of industry moving, calling for Both old parties have recognized the demoralizing in . week-end in Ashland. employment Thus, by fluence of monopolies, and included their outlawing in Mr. and Mra. Langer and Mra. contlnuou« W. Tallis were in Ashland Sunday. r«S|Uiring that pensions be spent, the respective platforms. America does not want to be Among those who spent the the Townsend Plan operates and controlled by monopolistic powers. Monopolies destroy Fourth of July at Crescent City sustains itself on the new wealth by the now idle money, our purchasing power and take over our natural re were Mr. and Mrs Orson Coleman created and family, Mr and Mrs Primo machines, materials and men. sources.” Favero, Mr. and Mrs Ray Elliott. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark and family, WET WAVE Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell, Mr. Bayliss and sons James and Billy, Mr and Mrs. Warren Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vieira. Mr. Oliver Stocking and Walter By CLEM BRADSHAW moved to Dorris Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. P. E. Coleman of Santa Cruz, were In Hilt Friday Angelo and Frank Capello were RALPH WALDO EMERSON Starts Mon., July 13 visiting Mr and Mrs Tony Capello For One Week in Susanville over the week-end. The busy world scarce takes the time ------------- 1-------------- -----_|------- TOWNSEND TOPICS r, / SUMMER TIME! Calls for Lawn FURNITURE Lawn Couch Hammocks $19.50 Porch Gliders $22.50 BLUE BIRD CLUB Brad's Bit O’ Verse 25c PECIAL -a To read Ralph Waldo now. It passes up his thoughts sublime To dicker and to plow. You’ll find his books upon the aheif All covered o’er with dust, While folks are madly chasing pelf— Two million plunks or bust. —YOU SAW IT IN THE MINER MARY’S Beauty Salon NOWHERE a finer service NOWHERE a fairer price. 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