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Friday, July 31, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 of Mrs Helm. Mi', and Mrs Veditor, who live the Htiwley place, have re turned from Portland. Su«xx«ssor to Mr und Mrs. R A Avery and THE JACKSONVILLE MINER children, Robert and Pauline, of Publisher! Everv Friday at HR East Main Street ASHLAND, OREGON Glendale, Cullfoniia, were visiting in Bellview Inst week The A- Entered as second-class matter February 15, 1965. at the postoffice at a uh ian,l Oregon, under the act ol March 3. 1879 verya made their home in Bell view several years ago. Editor and Publisher Clem Bradshaw Mr. Harold Williams, who was PHONE ASHLAND 70 enroute front Seattle, Washing ton. to his home in National City, Subscription Rates, in Advance; By Mildred Martin California, arrived Friday evening 50c One Year.... _....... $1 00 Six Months.. . Al the meeting of the trust«*« « for a short visit with his grand and «nocers of th«* lipper Valley Lott - ('hick Bout Steals Community club, which was held father, Mr. J. H. Williams, and his ASMI AND Show; Montgomery last Thursday at th«* home of Mrs. aunt. Mrs Oscar Martin He left Ousted J. E. Gowland, committees were for his home Monday morning “I will look unto the hills from whence cometh my strength" said Mark True and Dr C. W Han- appointed as follows for the com the psalmist. "Zion stands with hills surrounded" says the old hymn s* >n enjoyed a fishing trip to Les Wolfe, popular Sherman, ing year: Hospitality, Mrs Homer in all the literature of all the ages, hills have been the synonym for Texas, matnian. added another Moore, Mrs Hazel Christ lieb, and Rocky Point over the week-end. strength and fortitude and liberty. Mrs Ralph Hall of Oakland, Some of the hills surrounding this lovely and lively city of Ashland win to his ever increasing string Mrs "Beas Homes; Card, Mrs are clad in mantles that are ever fresh and green, Travelers are of victories u* the Medford Ar- Mary Stenrud, Marie Walker; California, arrived last Thursday entranced by their graceful contour, and the memory of them lingers mory lust Monday night when Flower and Visiting, Mrs. Alice morning to visit I the defea'ed Orville "Grhblc ’ Pagel. Mrs. R E. Bell; Cooked Malinda King long. Mr. and Mrs R E Bell and The hills to the northward are not always fresh and green, At Dean, ornery nephew of Man food sale. Mrs Oscar Martin. Mrs times they wear a more somber hue. But between them and the Mountain Dean, in two straight Mary Hash. au«i Mrs. Helena family made a trip to Mount Edgehiil; Dance. Mrs. L. A Pan- Ashland Sunday, They returned city are verdant valley fields and gardens that to the eye are pure falls. delight Along with Ids biting. choki”g. key, Mrs Herman Helm, and Mrs through the Applegate country Happy Ashland! Starry heights that point the way to radiant eyegouging, .«rd slugging. Dean Edwin Dunn; Social, Mrs Archie A large group of Bellview peo reaches, to culture, art. refinement. College, schools, churches, Shakes- displayed some clever leg hold* Kincaid, Mrs.I. E Deadniond, Mrs ple enjoyed a trip to Diamond Claude Lake Sunday Those who made perean dramas staged and acted as they were in Shakespeare's day that caused Wo'fe no little worry. Mary Wallis, and Mrs Busy Ashland! Valley farms, granite quarries, orchards, indus- Dean tried some of his husky Conley, Dramatic. Mrs Walter the trip included: Mr. und Mrs tries, business houses, mills, lumber yards, hotels, parks, lithia fount- Sonnenburg outts but Wolfe, after Longstreth, Mrs. Vai Inlow. ami Archie Kincaid ami daughter, Eu ains, chamber of commerce, trade, traffic, crowds of visitors, work. taking two or thr>e, hurdled one Mrs. Bertha Wallis nice, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sten- endeavor. and took the first fall with his Reverend and Mrs J C. Orr rud. Mr. and Mrs J. E. Gowliuid, And still in this beloved spot lingers the dream of those "’ho pio- tx'ttom up ri lling scissors. and family of Klamath Falls spent Marie Walker, Mr and Mrs Wal neered the way to higher achievements. Climate, location, soil. At the outset of the second fall Saturday at th«« home of Mrs ter Longstreth and family, Mr beckoned them to loyal endeavor, to team work, to unselfish service Dean charged from his corner Orr’s parents. Mr. and Mrs J. C. amt Mrs I. E. Di-admund, Helen for the community, to bnoader, brighter vision. with a drop kick but the shifty Talent. Beverly, Golda, ami Mil Elam, and Mr and Mrs L. A I It is up to the folks of Ashland of today to make the dream of Wolfe wasn't there so down went dred Orr remained at the Talent Pankey the pioneers come true. Not greedy pelf, not sordid self, but each Dean, ’ prison hair cut", goatee home, where they will visit for a laist Thursday Mr. and Mrs short time. for all and all for each. Get your eyes from the ledgers once in a and all. Davis, Mrs Haynes and «laughter. ■ while and look up to the hills. But to make up for his miss, Mrs. Fred Homes returned”from Mr. and Mrs. L A Pankey and ! Dean «dapped on a vicious head Portland Sunday evening. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George and son from | SPEEDING ALONG breaking the Homes spent last w«*ek visiting Pomona, California, enjoyed a trip . scissors. Finally hold, Wolfe jumped on Dean’s there. | to Crater ijike They returned I Doubts are dissipated and doubters put to route. Recovery is an l>ack. applying a figure lour body Mr. ami Mrs Edward McCray via Klamath. nounced from every business center, every Industrial by-way and scisao.-s. Dean rushed for the i of Ashland were dinner guests at Betty Dunn Is spending this , ropes and Wolfe rode him to the i the Charles Anderson home Sun- ; every hilltop of human endeavor. week in Ashland with her grand "Industrial production, employment and trade," says the federal floor. day. parents, Mr nn<l Mrs A H Wolfe returned to the ring in reserve board, have prevented the usual summer decline in activity Peachey, Mrs Peachey, who has Mr E W Helm of Portland, i time tc win referee Ray Frisbie's and "maintained May levels during June." spent a few days visiting at the been quite 111, is reported to be “The force of recovery," says the American Federation of Labor, de is' >n. home of his son, Herman Helm improving. Jimmy Lott, Alabama flash, "has now gained enough strength to prevent any serious setback from Mr and .«irs. Cecil McKensie and 1 Mr. J. C Barnard of Cornelius. and Bo buy Chick. Wyoming speed political uncertainty” in the coming campaign. It adds that “business king, went six whirlwind rounds two children of Prineville have al- : Oregon, visited last week at the news points toward a stronger fall pickup than was expected." so been visiting at th«* Helm Randle home. Mr. Baniard is a These reiterated tidings of better days are constant and geograph- to a araw. home. Mr. McKcnzit* is a brother former resident of tills district. In the second round Chick got cally universal. a bit rough but a couple clouts Better days are actually here, and are speeding business along.— to the jaw by Lott slowed the Portland Journal. former cowpuncher up consider ----------- fi------------ ably. RECORD BREAKER In the third round Chick took a with nis favorite surf- tumble Dear old Portland, city of roses and of romanc, breaker of all board. kinds of records, has recently broken another record. After two even rounds. Chick 9 This latest record, though nothing of which to boast,, is still a tried his surfboard again but Lott record, and when the trump of fame gets to tooting, it must toot all sat upon him and that was that, kinds of record breakers. Bob Montgomery, the bellowing The police department of the metropolis of Oregon was notified Georgia meanre, took a fall from that some heartless wretch or wretches had stolen an electric re Walter Stratton, strong man rec frigerator from one’ of the stately homes. The article weighed or 1 holder, so quick in the initial several hundred pounds, so if that isn't the record for thefts it must session that the angered specta be at least a near record. tors 1 ardly knew what happened, These are days of big things, big endeavors of all kinds. Even the Stratton, bringing back the old political grafts make those of the old days look like twenty-nine cents full Nelson swing, took a spill in the second round ♦ Again trying his swing for a fait in the third canto, Montgom- Mack Lillard PROMOTER c>.v crashed his foot twice into Stratton’s groin and referee Fri»* ti< stopped .e match. Southern Oregon Miner GRABLE" DEAN FALLS ON EAR AS WOLFE WINS Mr. and Mrs Jay Porter and children, Wilma anil Bill, have moved to their new homo, west of Ashland Mr. and M in K. Dun lap of Klamath Falls have ac quired the place in Bellview which the Porters occupied. NEWS NOTES WRESTLING EVERY MONDAY NIGHT MEDFORD ARMORY Considering how fine this ruilroud transportation is nuwuduys, you cun’t travel any cheaper. Furrs lowest in history—substantial sav ings on round trip tickets. So why not take the train? It's sufer. It's more dcjxrndablc. You can t brat the im proved travel comfort in curs. A coaches and sleeping i It’s a thing movies dr auch rea ' don't seats - most folks would sure full asleep. Ever hear about the Free pick- up-and-delivery of less than carload freight? It’s a great convenience to shippers and receivers alike. Western rail roads pick up at the door, ship by fust freight, and de liver to consignee’s door. Railroad trains afe running on faster schedules these days. Serins like the iron horse wants to show time new streamlined diesels that he cun step out, too. Both passenger and freight schedules have been speeded up. What's more, the railroads believe in "safety first." I-ast year not one passenger was killed in a train acci dent on western railroads. Tulk to your local railroad agent. He's full of information about traveling and shipping. • We are proud of railroad achieve ments, appreciate the public's good will and increased patron age, and pledge continued prog- Three All Star Bouts Thrills Action Brad’s Bit O’ Verse WESTERN RAILROADS and THK Pt HIM AN COM TA NY By CLEM BRADSHAW è- PLAYMATES I wonder what’s become of them The happy little playmates Who used to come to our house With faces all aglow? I wonder what they’re doing now; And how their lives are faring— Those jolly little neighbors Of the long, long ago? Some perhaps are winners In the chase for wealth and power; Some perhaps are weary Of the hard and toilsome game. If we could get together. We would talk about the old times; And we’d bring up recollections- But it wouldn't seem the same. I wonder what they’re playing at The little freckled playmates Who came to our old homestead And romped and sported there ? If they should chance to see me, I wonder if they’d know me? Its been so long, so long ago. They might not even care. For youth days are gone now, And we have known the struggle; We’ve felt the sting of anguish, We've smiled through tears of pain; We are facing bravely forward, We have many new companions But it’s oh, a long stretch backward To the clover and the lane. Copyright, 1936. What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland • PASTEURIZED MILK ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER SHASTA ICE CREAM CHURNED BUTTERMILK - - - 10c per gal. ASHLAND CREAMERY PHONE 24 ELHART’S H. H. ELHART C. D. ELHART A E Auiobuiít' Wanken,
