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S outhern O regon M iner x , I'he Paper That lias Something To Say—And Says It! ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1937 Volume 6 Number 49 .Martin Will Hawaii Sheep Count Selves to Sleep! COUNCIL PLANS SNELL URGES Governor Talk At Dedication MODERATION IN LOWER BUDGET HIGHWAY SPEED FOR NEW YEAR VOLUNTARY reduction of five ’ to 15 miles per hour in the habitual highway x|M*eds of Ore gon motorists may be Instrumental in reducing autumn fatalities, Sec retary of State Earl Snell xal«i this week in opening a special campaign to make th«- last quarter the safest instead of tin- most dangerous of the year "ijist year 37 jx-r cent of Ore gon’s traffic futulltiex occurred in the lust three months," Knell pointed out. "If we can reverse the stlitlstlcs this full we will be in tin- vunguurd of stiites which ure seeking a solution to the prob lem presented by mounting uut- uinn accident figures " Assistance of city officials, civic groups, achtsils and newspapers throughout Oregon will be sought in th«- attack on autumn accidents, which numbered nearly one-third of the total mishaps for 1936 Snell quoted u survey completed by Yule Professor Charles -I Til den which shows, amazingly, that the average motorist stejis on the accelerator even harder in winter than In summer, although weather an<l load condition* ure much less favorable More than 30,000 auto mobiles wi re cheeked over a totu) period of four months. In mid summer and mid-winter, and the cold weather motorists nwruged nearly 43 miles pel hour, while their mole leisurely summer brethren traveled a little over 31» mile.'! per hour, Besides imprudent Speed, Snell listed the following factors the "man at the wheel” must guarii against: SiiKsith tires and poorly ad- justed brakeM both more deadly oil wet pavement. Presence of school children along the highwuy or at intersections. Glaring headlights after dark on rainy days. Heavy traffic at football games and during the Thanksgiving and Christinas holidays !*>w visibility and slipperinexs due to rain, snow, ice and frost 4 DDKESSEN by Governor ’* Martin, Henry F. Cabell of th«- highway < oiiiiii I hh I oii mid, possibly, Governor Frank Mer riam of California, will mark «Irdleatlon ceremonies at the Siskiyou station Junction of the new anil old Piulfl«' high ways Octolier '!<>, a« cording Io plans made Monday night by a committee h«-ade<l by Nor man Kerr. I ledlcaI ion «•«• retnon ics I m - held in the morning, vi-nlson barlM-cue at 1 p. in. al the Junction, instead of at Llthla park as originally pliui- ne«l, and a celebration dancc at the Chateau In the evening. Booster organizations and commercial clubs of various cities throughout California mid Oregon are Is-lng Invited to th«- affair. • THE JOINT budget committee, compose«! of business men ap pointed by Mayor T. 3 Wiley with members of the city council, rang up the "no sale" tab when asked Tuesday night to up salaries ot various city departments but oth erwise placed the official stamp on all measures on the 1938 bud get as worked out at a special meeting a week ago. fraternize with A Ji in all, the 1938 budget, trying to beat which will be up for approval of IL the public in 20 days in open coun 1 1 1 cil meeting, will be 56,321 lower The new conservation program than last year’s figure, chiefly in the middle west la recognizing through salary savings and re the advantages of getting soaked * tired bonds this year. Budget for for a dam to keep from getting * 1937 was $10,000 below that of the ■ouked by the flood year previous. 111 On the police salary question According to William Green, in Councilman Ralph Koozer crossed union there Is strength But he with Chairman J. H. Hardy and means In bls union. the entire citizens' group when the latter declared their belief that 111 the officers were entitled to more Ex-convict Earl Frbl Is suing than the $110 minimum pay, in Governor Martin for refusing him view of the risk entailed and the un unconditional leleHSe from the I > ART of a herd of 3,000 wild sheep and goats recently slaughtered efficiency of the force, Koozer’s penitentiary We knrw that most 1 on the island of Hawaii by federal and territorial officials in an contention was that no one de- felons got that way by figuring Al ORE than 200 persons attended effort to conserve the island's watershed. It is estimates! that 40,000 partment was entitled to a raise the World owed them something, 1 1 the annual fall fashion revue animals are ranging the upper ureas of the island.—Pan Facifk- denied others and was consistent but this Is the first time one has with his opposal several weeks ago presented at the I.ithia hotel last Press Bureau photo. tried to collect by returning to a I to addition of a part-time patrol night under the sponsorship of courtroom. man to augment police strength the American Association of Uni '1 . for traffic supervision. versity Women, and guests were East Is Emit, The meeting cleared up the only unanimous In praise of the show and It now develops that other questionable issue by voting ing. which exceeded expectations. has much room to point to appropriate $512 asked by the Fort miller's and the Mother other A NEW M>W in disgust at I city band. The salary grant will Goose shop representatives mod football losses was regis be subject to approval of voters 111 eled the latest in chic apparel with tered this week by Coach explanatory comments given by President Roosevelt's denuncia The Ashland Junior high foot' in the May primaries. Ixireu Tuttle of Grant* Pass Mrs. Angus Bowmer Refresh tion of warring nation* just goes ball team will play its first home A $200,000 decrease in property who, far from feeling chip|>er ments contributed by the Groce to show you can't please very game of the season with Medford assessments from last year's fig about drubbings received by teria and the hotel were serve«! to many people at u time Pacifists Junior high at the Ashland high ure—listed at $2,450,000—caused his Cavemen at the hands of th«- gathering, which overflowed are complaining that he used such school field at 3:45 p. m. today. concern to the park Board because North Ik-nd and Ashland high two dining rooms and the lobby words, mid militarists ure disap- The Medford juniors have played of its two-mill limitation. Louis schools, has adopted a version Robert Dodge, vocalist, Marjori«- pointed because words are all that one game, which resulted in a 14- Dodge, park board chairman, re of the symbolic cave-dwellers' Scobert, organist, Mouryne Bur we are using 0 defeat at the hands of Jackson quested council cooperation in fix war club us a means of in ton. Harlalee Wilson anti Frank ville Senior high first team. ing the park budget within the 111 stilling the spirit of victory Smith in a waltz number, and The locals suffered a 14-7 de limit by grant of $225 for care of Tlie worst highway menace la previous to the Klamath Fails Frank Van Dyke, Bill Eberhart, feat at the hands of Altamont the Siskiyou boulevard esplanade. the coward who bus a yellow stripe tussle tomorrow. Kitty Ingle, Lucille Burtis and An Junior high Saturday when Ash The sum of $430 for purchase running up between his tire trucks Tuttle stations hiniM-lf be- gus L Bowmer in black-out play land's outstanding player. Warren of a police motorcycle was set 1 1 1 lets were featured in an Interesting hind the offense in practice McNeeley, was unable to play be aside, as well as the third annual program and delivers a resounding And then there wax that weak cause of a previous injury’- Mc earmarking of $1,000 to apply on vvliaek with a paddle to any Models included Marilyn Christ- moment when Ina Getit admitted Neeley is back in uniform for this purchase of a new $7,000 fire lieb. Juanita Muon, June McDoug "all-American rear end" which that girl chums are one another's afternoon's fray, however, and truck. • fails to get under way imme al. Charleen Kincaid. Ruby Nos expects to see action most of the worst critics every meow and diately al the snap ot tile ball, ier, Carol Furry. Thelma Reed. g^me. then » Ethelmae Thompson. Margaret Several Ashland substitutes Such treat II will should 1 1 1 Harrison. Jean Neil. Peggy Whit have been trying out for the right make quite a change in the Registration of pistols Is to be tle. Sherry Stansbury anti Beverly guard berth left vacant by Martin parlor-triek which the Grants sought as a curb to outlawry, but Nearly 200 members ot the Hunt for Fortmiller's. Herrin, who was lost jo the team Pass griddem emploi as a the best thing that could be done i Southern For the Mother Goose shop, for the season by a collar-bone in Oregon Pioneer society which backfield shift and Grangers and the general pub would be to cast bullets In the met In their ¿1st annual reunion Jeanne Luebbc, Roger Flaharty jury. looks like a cross tietween a lic are invited to attend the sec shiijie of ii ttoomerang A shortage of capable reserves ond dance of the fall season spon yesterday at th«- Pioneer cabin on Kathleen Joan Hartley. Sally pink tea and a Harlem version 1 1 1 has been easting a dark shadow- sored at the Bellview Grange Winbuin way and heard Morey Beebe, Helen Flaharty, Bobby Pin of the Big Apple. ~ hall on Coach Earl Rogers' outlook for tonight by members of that or- Visiting ls-gionnaires may have Applegate eulogize the spirit of son and Bonnie Froheich displayed —•------------ thought that New Yorkers show- pioneering in the main address of the wares. today, and further injuries would ganization. » cted them with confetti, but they the day. greatly lessen Ashland's chance Dickey's orchestra will furnish tor victory. should watch the exchange of Preceding the sja-ech, which was music for the affair which is in A preliminary comparison of charge HcrnpH <>f puper between diplomata delivered at the morning program, of a committee composed these days weights indicates the opposing was invocation by th«- Rev James of Mrs. Mary Stenrud, L. H. Pan- squads will balance at starting Edgar. opening remarks by Pres 1 1 1 key and Roy Crow. Refreshments time. Thirteen jx-rxoiix were sentenced Irving E. Vining, vocal numbers will be served. Olive Davis, Central Point, and Jean Eberhart, SONS mentor, ------------ •------------ Plastering and inside decoration will officiate to deiith in Moscow this week for by a male quartet and by Mrs Melvin Foyer. Ashland, winners of at the game. Joy and reading of previous the * spoiling grain, which in part an r ----------- •------------ the Jackson county division of the of the new Lithia theater is sched Claire year's minutes by Miss swers the question of what be uled to start next week, according 4-H club achievement and leader came of our prohlbition-days Issit- Hanley, secretary. to Elmer Childers, contractor in A dinner was given by ladles of ship contest, were in Portland this charge of construction of the mod- leggerx week with 72 other outstanding the Bellview Grange at 12:30 o' era cinema-showhouse dir ectly 1 1 1 clock In the Civic clubhouse where 4-H members as guests of the across East Maui street from the sport is a fellow who Virgil Jackson's Hillbillies furn First National bank of Portland Miner office. Dr. Charles Clyde Dunham, chi funny cracks are insults ished music, and the group re- during the Pacific International Completion date for the new ropractic physician, this week an else makes 'em turned to the Pioneer cabin fot exposition Monday. Tuesday and Walter H Level ette enterprise is nounced the opening of offices at Wednesday. afternoon business sessions. Melvin placed last year in sev set for November 18, Manager Lee the Southern Oiegon sanitarium. •- By Our eral Pacific International events, B. Ryan said this week. On that 460 Siskiyou boulevard, for the KEYHOLE and expected to show a pen of day the new theater will be open practice of drugless healing. BEFORTER four pigs this week, as well as to the public. Although Dr. Dunham's offices dent corn. He exhibiting yellow A casual glance at exterior of are situated at the same location also hoped to enter the stock the structure serves poorly at giv as those of Dr. E. B. Angell, for A strong respect for the "little Reelection of the Rev Melville judging contest. In eight years of ing an accurate idea of inside di whom he has been employed for things In life" has brought Andy DeLisle, local employe of the Pa T. Wire, president, and the Rev 4-H club work he has taken 26 mensions of the place which, even the past month, his present prac E. Wordsworth, secretary prizes through special work with full of staging as at present, gives tice will be independent. cific Telephone and Telegraph E He will specialize in chiropractic company, a hobby which seldom treasurer. and a decision to hold rabbits, goats, dairying, pigeons, I the impression of being remark leaves any of his spare time un union services in the Methodist chickens, sheep, corn and pigs He ably capacious. Besides the ground treatment and matters of diet and V y budgeted as he whiles away his church at 10 a. m. Thanksgiving held a summer scholarship to Cor floor layout, there projects over has been trained in electro-therapy vallis last year. and physio-therapy. He is a grad the rear third of the main house day marked the Monday meeting EARL ROGERS getting all at-home hours in the manufacture —•------------ a curved balcony which will seat uate of Western States college of tiddledy-heighty about the Med of Lilliputian steam engines, gaso of the Ashland Ministerial asso GREYHOUND ON NEW ROAD many patrons. Portland and, during his last year ford football team. i line motors, intricate inlaid wood ciation. Starting today, the Greyhound At the gatnering, when- pleas pictures, tiny boats built to scale, Offices and restrooms are to be there, served on the faculty as WALT LEE staking his night ing reports on loyalty Sunday at lines will reroute their California- finished on either side of the front assistant professor of anatomy. and other small objects ly claim to the J. C. Penney left ------------ • ------------ Oregon travel over the new Siski tendance were given, it also was entrance doors Above these rooms entrance. At present DeLisle has on dis you highway, according to com play in the Hardy Hardware store decided that the Thanksgiving pany announcement which said the 1 will be another office and a dress FRANCO-SMITH WEDDING DEAN WARREN roaming the IS EVENT IN VANCOUVER streets armed for bear. window a representative assort- service will be on an hour's dura move would not affect service of ing room for ushers. tion with the Rev. James H. Ed Sp clal care is being taken to ment from his home-made collec- C. D. ELHART getting his gar, Presbyterian, as chief speaker the Klamath Falls cars Rosa Frances Franco, daughter allay fire hazard from heating tion. ’ plant and projection room. The of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Franco of Thursdays and Fridays mixed. Included are two tiny steam en- FOSTER THOMPSON unfurl I former, being installed by Simp this city, was united in marriage gines. one of which fits into a son's hardware, is situated in a with Roy Melvin Smith of Port ing a 10-gallon awning. remarkably fine model tugboat; a JUANITA MOON reading a 1 bricked-in room at rear of the land last Saturday in a ceremony- one-cylinder model airplane gaso night letter from California Fri main auditorium, and all conduit performed at Vancouver, Wash. line motor; a little outboard motor By LARRY HUNTER The bride, who has lived in day night, talking over the tele pipes are well insulated. The pro and a sleek two-seater launch built jection room also is constructed Portland for several months, is phone to California Friday of small oak planking and set to well known here and is a graduate night; leaving for California entirely of Ashland brick. gether in perfect shape by the of the city schools. The newly Saturday morning. Oh. Hondur use of brass nails and screws; a weds are at home at 1831 S. W. as! sewing kit and four inlaid pic- PARKER HESS blushingly Park avenue, Portland. tures. ----------- •------------ making a public confession. The latter, a portrait of Lln- DICK WILLIAMSON massag coin, two landscapes and a scene LICENSE EXAMINER (.TIMING ing a trick mustache. showing two tropical birds, are Word received from the secre ARCH BARKSDALE and Claiming that Governor Charles tary of states urges persons wish made of hundreds of small pieces H. Martin and Ralph Moody, as ing licenses or permits to drive BOB CURVES losing the stand of wood from all over the world. sistant state attorney general, con cars to get in touch with Ward ard and safe way on a hunting DeLlHle uses an actual picture for spired to keep him in the Oregon McReynolds, state examiner of trip. a pattern, cuts out the various KNUTE POP INGLE in-’ state penitentiary past the date operators and chauffeurs, when he colors and replaces them, jigsaw when he should have been released makes his next regular visit to structing JEAN EBERHART fashion, with corresponding frag because of good behavior, Earl Ashland Friday, October 15, on just before the SONS-Albany ments of w<xxi laid upside down Fehl, prominent figure in the 1933 which date he will be at the city game. in their places. A liack is glued on, BETTY RYAN approaching ! ballot theft squabble which caused hall between 11 a. m. and 5 p. m. the picture turned over, and the a golf tee swinging a half-dozen I his Incarceration, brought suit face finished with varnish. ------------ •------------ clubs world-series fashion. Tuesday against Martin for dam- All parts of the motors and en- BURY OSCAR TUTTLE MRS. R. L. LINDNER set | ages of" $548,000 gines displayed were bought ln Funeral services were held Tues ting linotype so fast the slugs Fehl also claims that Martin rough metal casts and the parts and Moody spent $68,000 of the day afternoon from the Stock and get hot. were finished, hand-tooled and fit W. D. JACKSON and GUY taxpayers’ money in "railroading" Litwiller funeral chapel for Oscar ted by DeLisle. Tuttle, Southern Pacific employe LEWIS taking a chance on some him to prison in the first place. Tiny spark plugs, alcohol, hot- Governor Martin, unofficially who died Saturday at his home on SLADE SONGER crepe on their shot batteries and lighter fluld notified, intimated that Fehl would Orange street. The Rev. Melville doors by arguing about which provide power because, as the have trouble ever collecting that T. Wire officiated. Interment was should escort CLOMA BURTON builder says, "If they don't run in Mountain View cemetery. home. much money from him. i they don’t Interest me!" A FASHION SHOW DRAWS PLEASED THRONG HERE Tut, Tut, Tuttle! Not So Hard There HIGH JUNIORS ¿00 Pioneers Here For .Annual Banquet Bellview Grangers To Dance Tonight Jackson 4-H Pair Exposition Guests NEW THEATER NEARS FINISH Dr. Clyde Dunham Opens New Office Ashland Hobbyist .Ministerial Group Displays Handiwork Reelects Officers KALEIDOSCOPIC PROTEST! Now, any cow you’ve ever seen Which had a grain of sense, Would know the grass is twice as green Right across the fence! Too, a politician’s smart-crack, Uttered just the other day, Indicated nothing’s Tjuite so Black As when labeled KKK. And Columbus, if he’d sail today In search of pots of gold, Would meet some natives who would say, “Wo left that standard cold!” But why should we grow older And leave this thing unsaid: Is a paper ’cross the shoulder News that’s any better read? ‘Judge* Earl Fehl Sues Governor for $548,000 SEEN i. a DAZE