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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 4 t~ Friday, February 26, 1937 A MEMORY OF THE FAST ——— — ~ By «I. C. REYNOLDS Southern Oregon Miner Sage and Sourdough of the Vpplegnte, Klondike mid < olormlo Gold Fields, As Well As Cowpuncher mul "Desert Kilt" »•ubllnhed E»«wv Frida» at UW East Main Street ASHLAND, OREGON mi<l gray Entered «is second-class aiatter February 15, 1985, at the postoffic« at Ashland, Oregon, under the act of March 3. IS. 9 I h igh )1<> Editor and Publisher Assistant Editor LEONARD N. HALL. JANK FRIME HALL. PHONE ASHLAND This happened In the month id May, You know. fell u|M>n a holiday also date will long mi memory prey, in the house we hud to stay gaze upon a world of spray, Below 1*0 Subscription Rates, in Advance One Year $1 DO Six Mouths 50< V At last we heard old Thompson sav Quite low "You fellows over In the hay, Hello' Wake up old timers, break away Dig up the cards and let uh play Some penny-ante to allay This woe." 7 FOOD FOR THOl GHT! During the coming week the Ashland Chamber ot Commerce will undertake sale of 50 tickets to a dinner < »1.1 Thompson's klea. by the way, Not slow; Caused all of us to go astray Just so. to be given by the Talent Grange at Talent Monday. For as I once before did say, March 8. The feast is to be in the nature of a good The Devil surely was to pay. I lost my "rep" that rainy day And "dough.” will get-together for the two communities. Talent folks, as every Ashland business man economie» sub|ects and advlsed knows, make very good friends and customers, and studeiits In thelr Work. Nchools of thls illstrlct visltrd the dinner will be a fine opportunity for Lithians to Included Phoenix. Tnlent, Ashland recement bonds between themselves and the neighbor -1 Five Ashland women's patriotic and Bellvlew ing community. Our chamber of commerce officials • clubs met Monday in the civic club and members of the Talent Grange have arranged for Herby’s intolerant ejection of critics during the bonus house to commemorate Washing • Roy Parr, Jr . returned froi ton's birthday I i lllgalca Snmlav wheie Ile w4 the most subtle diplomat of all—food—to be present j march scandal of a few years ago. Uniting In the obaervance were i .illvil by suditeli lllness of Mn Hoover and his advisors called out thp army and American l«eglon auxiliary. Parr, who is recovering at the meeting. Daughters of th«1 American Revo Plan now to attend the dinner and program Mon war paraphernalia to evict ex-soldier critics from lution. Daughters of Union Vet : Washington at the points of bayonets they once had eran». Women's Relief Corps, Civ day night. Let’s be neighbors with our neighbors. ic Improvement club and Veter | carried. The bonus army was "invading” the city and ans People like to trade with merchants they know. of Foreign Wars auxiliary Hoover, smug in his definition of property rights as Mrs Paul Taylor presided. In ★ ★ ★ officers of their reaper superior to human rights, watched them flee from troducing organizations PLEASE DON’T MISUNDERSTAND US, FOLKS! their squalid huts coughing from tear gas, limping live Included on the program was a Last week, when the Miner printed only news pic clear of war-like army tanks. His action was consti talk by .Mrs Gordon MacCrackcti. who s|s>ke on "Our Flag," js>itit tures of the costly Whittle warehouse fire, we didn’t tutional and within the law, but the American people Ing out correct rules for its usage, i musical numbers of the auxiliary If It’« Stormy and intend to popularize conflagrations. revolted at such treatment of former soldiers. ■ quartet, and concluding address by Of course, fires are lots of fun to watch, but not The Hoover administration had no tolerance for Dr V D Bain of Southern Ore You I)o the Washing enough village amusement is furnished by them to the hungry, the destitute and the needy. The problems gon Normal school compensate for a fraction of the loss suffered, and of such unfortunates was the problem of their own At Home, ■ here The observance will Include ‘ the present siege of blazes is poor economics. communities, NOT the federal government. Rifle muz | an exhibit, skating party, father- It’s Not Today! Just because the Miner, with the help of Photogra zles. poison gas and cavalry for protesting demon| ' laughter banquet ami a birthday ' council fire. pher Wilbur Bushnell, pictured a conflagration last strators. Arthur L Coggins, president of 1 the Camp Fire board of h |> oiimois , issue, every darned fire in town doesn’t need to think Now, however, when his successor—chosen bv the was reelected recently to that Drafty, steamy washroom» it can crash the paper. same electorate which dismissed the disappointing post Other members of the board and wet clothe» lying Forsythe, Mrs Already this year Ashland has suffered more loss Hoover—urges a revision of the supreme court Hoover include Mrs B . around do not help the Harker. Mrs W F. Knox. family health from fires than during several years past put together, promptly “pickets” the White House with his public J Mrs II Elda Anderson and Henry KIT and it makes people wonder. utterances and criticizes the president as one who is Ender». George A Briscoe. Roy Parr, Dr W J Crandall, George Any day may be WHMh<lay leading us to governmental ruin. He “marches" on lcenhower and Frank Van Dyke ★ ★ ★ if you just call uh And a Washington as though he possesses a divine right to A MAN AMONG POLITICIANS! you may I m - »urv your bun MAGIC WELL RECEK ED die will be returned dean, Emerick Jones, known profes It is indeed refreshing in this day and age for be heard above all others. germ-free and on schedule It would be well for the nation as a whole, and sionally as Emerico, Prince of time Oregon — or any other state — to have a governor Mystery, entertained more than better for the party to which Hoover subscribes, if 100 persons at Talent high school You'll like the service. whose promises are being carried out just as he said he would realize that he served his term as the coun recently with a 40-minute sleight- they would be before his election. The local 1 try's leader—and failed. The voting public, by over of-hand who performance studies legerdemain as It was back in little old Jacksonville that this writer whelming majority, wants no more of him. and he youth, a hobby, has given a number of first met Charles H. Martin. A fine, well mannered makes himself more and more ridiculous by his per performance» before southern (Ire- gon audiences man with white hair and a kindly demeandor, with sistent kibitzing. well-molded ideas giving his personality definition. In B LEADER VISITS The greatest one thing Herbert Hoover now can I II ( S< LI ll<MILS OF DISTRICT what probably was a casual conversation with one of contribute to his i < country’ and the present supreme the back-yard miners of the town, Martin was heard court ¡g hj8 snence. M inh Helen Cowgill, assistant Phonr 16.5 31 U nter Mt reel state 4-H club leader, was in Jack- to say that he believed in * the future of mining in son county this week visiting FOR the IDEAL WANHDAY, Oregon, and that he favored a state bureau to help schools carrying 4-H club work COUNTY FLOOD FUND »3721 •H MT CALL, THAT'S AIX" Miss Cowgill gave spécial atten A total of $3721 was contrib place the industry on a firm foundation. uted by Jackson county people to tion to members carrying home It was the soothing thing to say in Jacksonville, the Red Cross flood relief fund, it was announced over the week and a week before his opponent—fat and promising By OWEN H. BARNHILL end. Of this sum, $974 98 was Joe Dunne—had practically guaranteed a nugget in contributed from Ashland, said T. Frey, chairman of the every gold pan. Yet early this week the house of rep SAM McNAIR hitting the George Jackson County Red Cross chap resentatives passed a Martin-sponsored mining bill wrong nail at the normal girls’ ter A final remittance of $295.41 was made to flood relief head that will provide for an appropriation of $100,000 for spike driving content. quarters Friday the next two years, $20,000 of which will be used toiKician going S take s white rab- • grubstake prospectors. Ibit out of a hat anfl finding two CAMP FIRE TO OBSERVE 25TH ANNIVERSARY HERE Already the fact that Martin has carried out his A lli ' s to Twenty-fifth annual birthday economy platform is widely known, and this week the make cello rhyme with helio, jubilee of Camp Fire will be ob ESTHER CARTER selling governor’s pre-election talk of aid for miners, over served in Ashland week of March ’s ale for Scotch pop 21-27, according to plans arranged heard in a chance conversation, is being borne out as | Adam GLORIA WENNER stealing part of the man’s ambition. Governor Martin did not the kiddies' show at the normal peddle baloney during his campaign, and he has not Friday evening. LEW HANSEN telling a late peddled any since his election. soprano to "shake a leg.” K"OrHO‘E NEWÍ The governor is giving Oregon his promised “busi JIM YEO hoping a few more will come in for hair ness administration” in a competent, mild-mannered j Californians cuts, as he has almost enough By KEN WEIL but firm way. We are a fortunate people with such a hirsute material to make a mat tress man in charge. HOWDY FOLKS: WALTER LONGSTRETH plan ★ ★ ★ ning to hold a bam dance as soon WHEN IS WASHDAY? ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO Seeing Things REDDY KILOWATT THE HOOVER NECK IS OUT AGAIN! Former president Herbert Hoover is not satisfied with having been one of this nation’s most unpopular men; he persists in embedding himself more deeply into the public’s dislike by continuing to criticize his successor. Not that President Roosevelt never is open to some criticism at times, but that Hoover hardly is the man to act as spokesman. And, more particularly, after A Complete Service . . . We are prepared to give a com- plete funeral in every detail, and at a price within the means as he gets the new floor laid in his new cow stable. CHET WOLTERS going with- I out lunch Thursday so he could . do justice to the turkey dinner I at Bellview in the evening. WILBUR BUSHNELL threat ening to slay the next customer who pulls that chestnut about be ing homely enough to break the camera. EMIL PEIL showing a piece of the punk marble to be used in the i Oregon state house instead of Ashland granite. CHARLIE ROBERTSON telling how a postal card won the slow mule race by being 10 years going from Quincy to St. Louis when he was working in a wholesale house in the latter city POSTMASTER FULLER point ing with pride to an airmail letter posted in Chicago at 5:30 o’clock one afternoon and getting here on the evening train next day. -------------- •-------------- MeNEAL ADDRESSES COUNTY SCHOOLHEADS' ASSOCIATION of all. It’» Better to Know U» and Not Need IT» Than to Need U h and Not Know U» STOCK & LITWILLER FUNERAL HOME We Never Close—- Phone 32 R. W McNeal, SONS faculty member, was guest speaker at a monthly meeting of the Jackson county schoolmasters association held at Valentine’s cafe in Med ford at 6:30 o’clock Monday eve ning. McNeal used for his subject cit izenship. Rolla Reedy, superin tendent of Phoenix school system, ■ Is president of the organization. | Some one dropped uh a card saying that a doctor didn’t have to underHtand hair setting, manicuring, or permanent waving to give a beauty treatment. ADVICE BY BILL BOARD When a man tell* you hr is an taiHy uh a bee, it is well to remember that a i>re is biiHiewt when he I h about to sting Home body. You will never get stung buying your building mater ials from us. We give you full value for your money, always. Papa's stopped his morning raving For he has no trouble shaving Since, thanks to Reddy Kilowatt, His shaving water's ALWAYS hot. REDDYKILOWATT Your Electrical Servant ASHLAND LUMBER CO Oak Street at Railroad Phone 20 Phone 20 The California Oregon Power Company