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Friday, July 31, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER MURRAY FIELD Townsend Club Crescent City BOY SCOUT TALENT ITEMS Will Entertain IS NAME FOR News and Notes SUMMER CAMP Mrs. Alice O’ Byrne returned Crescent City on the coast, a The last session of Boy Scout SPORTS BOWL In a review or the NR A Home from Mt Shasta City where she tieen attending miner summer camp at Camp McLough California city and secUon that time ago. Professor Carpenter has hu or, Mr. O. K McCurtain. Mr and M ih . Jacks of Ashland, were visitors of the club and Mr. uacls spoke to the members on and cooperative buying Sherbert I cake were served and I much praise wim given Mr. Peter Griffith the ice cream maker. Mr. oar re th Kelly of Medfonl was a wei-k end visitor at Talent. Mi and Mrs Jenson and family of Mlnnenota tuv visiting with friends and relatives in the Tal ent region. They are staying nt the homes of Mr and Mrs. Henri Warner and Mr and Mrs lx-o Nelson ----------- J------------ Miss Frances Spindler of the Saint Helena, California, sanator ium Is visiting her parents here, .Mr and Mrs Charles L. Spindler. school. lin, Lake O the Woods, opened has more of the tang and charact- LAVA BEDS- Recreational fa of the USC (California) l^tw Mrs. E. C. Thu raton I h vilüllng last Sunday, July 26th. bringing er of Oregon than of its own cllities here were greatly aug School, called attention to the to a close one of the most suc state, knows how to do things in mented when, under the direction fuel that there hus arisen a new her husband at 1-u Porte, Calif cessful camping seasons in the a big way. of Lt. Radcliffe, Murray Meld was argument supporting minimum Mr and Mrs. Keeney are taking The chamber of commerce over added south of the camp, hit tory of the Council. Camp wage luws. He says "Now we see care of the ThuiHton on-hard and A volleyball court and hori- i their value not only aa a measure garden during her absence. r« gi> I rations for the four weeks there has invited the public in Mrs Starbeck and two daught tota.led 314 Scout weeks. Scouts general, but more particularly the son tai bar were installed with to protect Hie heulth of the em _ for a quarter mile ers of Sacramento, Calif., were from all districts of the Council people of southwestern Oregon. to plans calling I us a necessity to prv- track encircling jumping ployee, but gu< sts of Mr and Mrs Lyle Tame being registered in the four per a free crab feed there this coming running pits, flying rings. horseshoe vent our economic machine from iods. going into camp with their Sunday, and from all reports it courts, tennis court, soft bull stopping Purchasing power in last week, own troop leaders and staying seems that the invitation is going diamond, and outdoor boxing are- the masses of the people is nec wire. J. Sullivan of Oakland, to be widely accepted. from one to four weeks. na essary to prevent stagnation in California, is visiting Mrs. Alice The feed will be served on the Many activities are offered the of O’Byme of Talent, The two la- The new athletic field lies in a business. About five-sixths Leo« ts>—archery, hiking, swim beach, starting at 11.30 Sunday natural hollow, and upon com the purchasing of consumable dies are living in Ashland until ming. leatherwork, beadwork, morning and there will be an am- pletion will be one of the most coinmouides in this country are September first complete recreational areas in the made by wage earners in one v oodw. *k, fishing, boating, horse pie supply. Mrs Ora Hunt and son of district. back *. ding as well as instruction group or another. Without pur Stockton, WHEN BUYING California, are the ------------ 1 ------------ ASHUAND in the i.iauy phases of Scouting. chasing power in the wage earner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Maxon .* si mmary of improvements TALENT Flrr, Auto and Inland Marine The Courts of Honor held each I groups, the business of the em and family. Sunday have shown much ad rr.ade possible in Ashland through IRRIGATION CAN, ai . ployer must cease*. Innuraace — Buy the Beat. Sr* Mr and Mrs R. F Parks of the vancement in rank and many a- use of \\ PA funds includes the Complimentary and satisfying And then he calls attention to SAVING SAM nt 245 4th St. Parks Gmcerteria, In Talent, are wards of merit badges, especially Ashland water-shed fire protect n ports nave been made in con the fact that, under the competi spending a few day» fishing and ion, Root Park improvement, those required for the higher nection wk .* .tie work that the tive system, the employer cannot vacationing at Crescent City and ranks of Star, Life and Eagle, Ash’ai.d street work, Ashland V\ 1 zt crew u.d on the Enter increase wages, or maintain a de other beach points They ex|MH-t sewing room and Ashlami Libra such as First Aid, Pioneering. prise Irrigation ^.airict in Kla- cent minimum wage; he must to visit Mr and Mrs. Charlen En Personal Health, Public Health, ry*. The total amount of money n_. til county. The men in charge have the aid of a minimum wage tea of Smith River during the Swirunrng. Life Saving, Camping, exp* ..«led in the Ashland district of the work were highly pleased law. The argument is sound. If trip. was over $21,000. This expendit- Bird Study, etc. wk .i progress made and courts are not persuaded by th«* The Talendelptiiun Club held This year one of the new and u I videa 56,719 hours of work. st»t«*d that our workmen necessity of keeping the product their bi-monthly meeting at the outstanding activities is archery. t< woi.. ana faster work than ive machine going, A few clear home VISIT HERE of their educational advls- A complete range has been set up was turned out in previous years. thinking busi nena men, i like Ed- PHONE 135 M., rnd Mrs. Frank Morton in camp. Two classes of one hour ward A. Fi lene of Boston, have and son of Vancouver. VVashing- each are conducted every day, the WEEK END HPE4TAIJ4 seen this necessity, but the vast Scouts being given expert in ton, were visiting last week end majority because are blind they For AUU. 1st struction not only in handling the with Mr. Henry Van Proyen, and will not see. Mrs. Emma Hager and daughter bows and arrows but in the mak COFFEE It is but a detail in the unan- ing and care of them, The at- Eunice, on Scenic Drive. Chime and Nniibomr ------------ J ---------- Mrs. Roy Hord ’ s sister, Mrs. swerable argument of Dr. Town tendance it these classes has been Jenkins, of Grants Pass and her send for the distribution of buying RIPE OLIVES Every summer appalling large, the majority of those in children Alice and Buddy, have power. No doubt a minimum l«m*e« from fire are sustained Tall Can« camp showing a great interest been spending a week with Mr. wage law would help, and we and i-ceiving much benefit from PINEAPPLE and Mrs. Roy Hord. should have it, but it would be far by the (H-ople of our state. For- the courses. Broken Slice, No 2 • ; rsts, grain fields, farm build from sufficient or adequate; the "San Francisco,” which comes A business meeting of the P. T. A number of boats tins year RITZ CRACKERS ings, and homes are destroy rd were contributed by various or- to the Lithia Theater Sunday and A. was held at Mrs Dunaway s situation calls loudly for a more Ixtrgv Size I comprehensive measure Every Monday, promises to become one home Wednesday afternoon. eueh year by fires which are gi^ jzations. They are large row competent thinker who is writing of the most talked about pictures MIRACLE WHIP Glen Young of Medford, Mr. boats, all constructed on the same startl'd In u surprisingly largr former resident of Hilt, was in I or speaking on the current eco i number of caara by Mimronr'a dt3ign. The Medford Rotary Club, on many, many months 1C Piati nomic problems, mentions the j First it teams three of the most Hilt on business Wednesday. the Active Club and the American eurrirMni'Hs. Leg>nn ana the Central Point 100F popular screen stars for the first and need of purchasing power; they I Joe Francis Sr. Mrs. (¿Hurts agree that it must be widely dis- , Mac- time — Clark Gable. Jeanette each built one of the boats, which daughter Lucille returned from tribute«!; they have no plan to of have addea much to the water Donald and Spencer Tracy, It is San Francisco Wednesday They NOW Is the time tn check PAPER NAPKINS frout activities. Through funds a picture brimming with romance have been visiting there for about fer. ami if their attentlon is di- | up on wiring, muchluery ex rected to the Pension Plan, they j Asaorted Color», pkg. made ava'leble by members of the love, comedy, beautiful music and a month. smilingly reject it as "impractle- ! hausts, gasoline storage, and Executive Board of the Crater excitement. Guests at the home of Mr. and able”. Perhaps time and suffer- I stoves. Remove rubbish. Refill JELLO Lake Area Council, a sail boat has The picture takes us into the Mrs. W. W. Walker Tuesday were All Flavor«, 3 for been constructed for the older seething, mad excitement of the Mr. and Mrs. J. F Brower of ing will educate them But in the 1 fire rvtlngmsarrs. Extinguish meantime, it is HERSHEY CHOC. our duty to bom-1 Scouts wh<. will, after the close Barbary Coast when it was a by- Ashland, Mr and Mrs. R. B. Farm all matchra, cigarettes, or any syrup is oi of the camping season form a word around the world. It takes er and son Stanley and Mr and bard the leaders with argument i other flaming or glowing sub ler Cream SALT, lb„ gc Sea Scout unit. us into aristocratic Nob Hili, into Mrs. Dick Plummer of Cotton for the Townsend Plan. stance before throwing them Irving P. Beesley. Scout Exe the old Tivoli Opera house, the wood. Mrs. Farmer is a sister of cutive of the Crater Lake Area historic Palace Hotel and other i Mrs. Walker. .Miss Katherine Egner was here away. VANILLA, pin. Council, has been acting as camp landmarks of old San Francisco- this week for a visit with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Browm director, with Dwight E. Gilchrist. and it takes us through the disas visited in Glendale over the week Mrs. inck Egner. She was on the A little fire prevention now EGG NOODLES, Ib.JJ*’ Scout Executive of the Modoc ter that leveled a beautiful city to way to her home in San Francis end. may »ave a !<>»» of hundred» co after visiting her parents in Council. k lamath Falls, as asso the ground thirty years ago. in a Mr. Aldo Ceccato returned from Portland. ciate di’«ctor. The Scouts in series of the most realistic dis- BANANAS or thouHund« of dollar». Medford where he has been work camp and those returning report aster scenes ever filmed. ing recently. that they have enjoyed themselves Clark Gable offers one of his C Jl’ICE ORANGES, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clevenger to the 1 . est and are anticipating greatest as characterizations Yreka Saturday. next yi .t’s camp. Blackie Norton, owner of the were in ------------ |------------ LETTUCE, Larne, jc Many improvements have been most popular resort on the Coast. made in tie camp again this year, Jeanette MacDonald is superb as CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES AUTO PAINTING chief of which was the laying of the country girl who starts her CELLERY, large, IRCTB" wax the subject of a new pipe line for the water sup singing career on the Barbary- Weford'M Oldest and Finest the Lesson-Sermon In all MEMBF.K OF TIIE FEDERAL ply. Samp'es of water from the Coast and rises to great operatic DEPOSIT INSURANCE * faucets and swimming area sub heights, only to return to the Churches of Christ, Scientist, on 32 So. Bartlett-Medford, Ore. WE DELIVER CORPORATION mitted to rhe state board of health Coast because of the man she Sunday. July 26. The Golden Text was, "God shall have received the highest rating. loves. Spencer Tracy scores in an The ho.'.'th of the Scouts Is in- unusual role as a kindly priest who send forth his mercy and bis sured through pure water, sani- chooses the wicked street for his truth” <Ps. 57: 3). Among the citations which com- carv ta- Titles, and the best of evangelistic work. In the excel REPUTATION : food, The camp physician this lent supporting cast are Jack Holt, prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “Then year is T< m Emmons. An honored rvputution hull! U|w>n »iicceMiful |>unt performance Jessie Ralph, Ted Healy, Shirley '-aid Jesus to those Jews which be 42 Helman Street The interior of the kitchen has Ross, Margaret Irving, Harold lieved on him, If ye continue in been completely changed, making Huber, and Al Shean. PHONE M ■ny word, then are ye my disciples It's better to know us and not need us, it more convenient for cooking indeed: And ye shall know the than to need uh , and not know us. and clea> ing and enlarging the GREEN SLABS - $2.50 truth, and the truth shall make LEGAL NOTICES space. For One Hundred Fifty you free” (John 8: 31. 32). Long h’kes have been taken Cubi«- Foot Ixtad DUMPED CITV AMBULANCE SERVICE 4—348b The Lesson-Sermon also includ each week by the Scouts. They ed the fallowing correlative pass GREEN BODY WOOD Phone FUNERAL have 1 hiked up Mt. McLoughlin, to NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ages from the Christian Science Department Of The Interior «(SHE DRY SLABS AN» 8LOX Four Mile I-ake and to Lake Har- riet H& re.-- are available and General Land Office at RoMeburg, textbook. "Science and Health AT SUMMER PRICES (We Never Gleee) Oregon, July 13, 1936. with Key to the Scriptures”, by many Scouts have been riding NOTICE is hereby given that Mary Baker Eddy: "The supposed daily. George Rancour, of Star Rt., Box Cairp c oses August 2nd, after 76, Ashland, Oregon, who, on Aug laws which result in weariness and which time a crew will remain in ust 24, 1931, made Homestead en disease are not His laws, for the camp to j repare for the opening try, Serial No. 019557, for Lots 1, legitimate and only possible action of Girl Scout camp on August 2 and 3, and EHSWU, Section of Truth is the production of har 9th. 19, Township 40 S., Range 4 E., mony .... Truth casts out all Willamette Meridian, has filed not evils and materialistic methods u------------ ice of intention to make final three with the actual spiritual law,— IOWA PICNIC year Proof, to establish claim to the lav.- which gives sight to the I There’s going to be an Iowa the land above described, before blind, hearing to the deaf, voice to state picnic at Grants Pass on Victor A. Tengwald, U. S. Com the dumb, feet to the laine” (p. Sunday, August 16 and just about missioner, at Medford, Oregon, on 183). all the former Iowans are going the 22nd day of August, 1936. Claimant names as witnesses: to be there. Those who plan to attend and will have room in William Ross, of Ashland, Oregon; thci cars for others who will Irvin Ross, of Ashland, Oregon si arc expenses, are asked to noti Geo. Wright, of Hornbrook, Calif. Lewis Miller, of Copco, Calif. (Formerly known as the Billy Briggs Station) fy L. E. Sennett at Simpson’s GEORGE FINLEY Hardware. Register ------------ II------------ jyl7, 24,31., a7,14 To S|>end Few Days In Ashland Mrs. W. E. Beers, of Lak« view r and her son A. L. Beers, wife ano two children are spending a few days visiting at the home of Headquarters for Buy \ Mr. a«>d Mrs. G. D McDougal. by ing and Selling of Fresh Mrs. Beer is Mrs. McDougal’s Drink BOHEMIAN Fruits and Vegetables mother SCHUERMAN’S GROCERY M__ Prevent Fires! 24* 14 18r 23 MOVIE FLASHES 23 37° 0° ir 17c 35. 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