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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1936)
Friday, October 30, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Pag« 4 I BETWEEN THE DEVIL Townsend Club Will Stanley Taylor, 12, AND THE HEA Discuss Issues At Granoson oi Angells, A check made at the real estate lu Ashland determines the Eagle Hail Monday Struck Down In U A. offices fact that a large portion of our While patrolling a school safety A meeting of the local Town zone as a student traffic police send club will be held at the Saturday, Stanley Taylor, 12, was Eagit-a' hall at 7.30 p. m. Novem struck uown and seriously injured ber 2, the purpose of which ia to by a hit-and-run driver in Lox instruct voters on the several Angeles measures coming ’ip at the No Taylor, grandson oi Dr and vember 3 election. L It. Johnson Mrs E B Angell of Ashland, vis will be the main speaker of the ited with them here last year evening and will answer all ques attending Lincoln school. tions pertaining to these meas While The injured youth also is a grand ures. son of Mrs. Jessie Taylor of tills The remainder of the program .ity arranged by Mrs. C. Brolli will "I was trying to protect the consist of a play by the Medford children,” said young Taylor when Townsend dub entitled "Dr. Town picked up by ambulance atten send's Office," a reading by Mrs • dants. Drivers of the car which Akers, songs by Mr. and Mrs struck and hurled him more than Morgan, a talk by Mr. Iverson, 100 feet sped on without stop president of Townsend club No. 2 ping to render aid. Stanley is in of Medford, and last but not least, serious condition in Georgia street free refreshments. receiving hospital, Los Angeles, ... •----- I where attendants hold little hope for his recovery. POTPOURRI > Wine Press and Printing Study of the working principles of the wine press are said to have caused Johannes Guten berg. the inventor of printing with movable type, to adapt sim ilar operations to his first print ing press. This was u. 1450 The first book published on the press was the 42-line Bible, known as the Mazarin. Other ' religious books followed. * C Western Newspaper Union. • Subscribe tor the Miner todax • • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodapp and ' family were guests of Mr. and ' Mra Walter Mann. Ashland, Sun day evening. • Rev. and Mrs. Jeffries of Cam den, Ore., who have been visiting Mrs. Jeffries parents, Mr. and Mra. Frank Holdridge, returned to their home Saturday. • Attorney Don Newbury of Med ford was a business caller here the latter part of the week. ------------•------------ Subscribe for the Miner today , Ashland property which is offered for sale is being assessed for more than the owners are asking for It Then with a city levy of 27 mills making a grand total of over six percent tax on those overestimat ed values would imbeate that we should try and find a remedy? Mrs. Myrtle Anderson left Fri- For the jurst few years, while our day for Klamath Falls to visit her budgets have been met with levies usier at the South Riverside auto to cover 100 percent, we have camp. been collecting about 60 percent and we seem to get along with that amount! Why not reduce oui city levy one-third so more taxes could be (»aid in full and the city could have just ax much money to carry on? Another reason why 1 am running for councilman — R A MINKLER (43p) "A —■ • Dudley Estes, who has been living on Anderson creek, moved down to Talent Monday for the winter. A. E. TONNER CITY COUNCILMAN FARMERS! » To Get LOWER LIGHTS, WATER AND TAXES I he .New Deu/ Reciprocal Fratic Agreements have taken the American farmer OUT of the foreign market and put the foreign farmor HONEST AND EFFICIENT SERVICE in the American market! In the first six months of 1936 we bought from foreign countries: Your Vote Will lie Highly Appreciated 6,536,000 Hogs Paid Advertisement and exported only 101 280,103 Cattle and exported only 1,528 4,680,000 lbs?of Butter and exported only 454,000 5,662,000 bushels Corn VOTE FOR CLARENCE PANKEY DEMOCRATIE CANDIDATE FOR CLERK OF JACKSON COUNTY • I PLEDGE AN EFFI CIENT & COI RTEOI S ADMINISTRATION General Election November 3. 1936 and exported only 355,000 « 19,806,000 bushels Wheat and exported only 146,000 bushels A report of the Department of Agriculture dated October 12, 1936, shows the following increases in imports for 1936 as compared with 1935: Butter 693.9% Canned Beef 55.7% Wool Wheat. 173.6% 144.9*:; ★ THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS TO PROTECT THE AMERICAN FARMER! ★ Paid Ad Republican State Central Committee, Lars Bladine, Sec 1012 Failing Bldg, Portland, Oregon ST T. L. O’HARRA FOR MAYOR I believe I can be of service to the city. I have had many years of experience both in private and public business. If I am your choice I will, with a friendly council, re duce taxes, lights and water. I will cooperate with the council on all matters of prog ress. I will seek to coordinate the departments of the city for a better service and for the elimination of useless ex pense. I will cooperate with the park board in the mainte nance of the city parks and playgrounds. J believe the men who work for the city should receive a living wage, and do not believe that, in the name of economy, the wage earner should be the first to have his wages cut, but the cuts-—if any—should begin at the top. I am interested in the future of the city, its schools, churches and its social life, and if elected will do my best to serve all the people without fear or favor to any particular element. Sincerely Yours, T. L. O’HARRA Candidate for Mayor Palil Political Advertisement
