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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
I About People You Know! Ì SONS TIE CHICO
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WITH LONG RUN
• John Lacy made a business trip
to Lakeview Wednesday
• Guy Lewis and Phil Sergeant
hunted for ducks at Hiatt Lak«*
Wednesday
• Vera Wright. Klamath Falls
teacher, was in Ashland Tuesday
visiting relatives and friends.
• Leslie Kellow. Medford, is em
ployed for a tew days at the First
and Maui street Union Oil service
station here.
• Clark Thomas, Parker Hess and
C. P. Talent of the Ashland police
force were business visitors in
Medford Wednesday.
• Arthur Icenhower of Bly ar
rived Tuesday planning to spend
about 10 days with his paients.
Mr. and Mrs. George Icenhower.
• Patricia Whitney left Tuesday
evening for Portland to attend the
state convention of Job's Daugh
ters.
• Harry Chipman. who has been
ill at his home he**e with an at
tack of infantile paralysis, is much
improved and quarantine has been
lifted at his home
Dr C. C. Dunham. 460 Boulevard,
phone 48.
(56c)|
• M M. Stephens. Lakeview, will I
be employed for several weeks as
Ashland agent for the Shell Oil
company while Harry Hairison,
tegular agent, is on vacation
• Nathan Johnson returned Sun
day from Vale. Ore. where he
had been attending to business
• Bill Aus land. Hill Lind an«i
Jack Thompson were duck hunt
ing near Klamath Falls Satui dav
and Sunday
• Mrs. Eric Huschk«* is ill at het
home on Third street
• Dr. E G. Everett, M D., phy
sician at id surgeon. Hersey build
ing. office phone 18-J, residence
18-L.
(2tfc)
• T P Franco arrived in Ashland
early this week from Weed, Calif.,
when* h«* has been running on th«*
SP.
• Mary 1-angell of Klamath Falls
spent the week-end at the W. F.
DeWitt bsMne on East Main street.
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards
of Keno were Sunday visitors at
the Charles Edwards home.
• Mr and Mrs. Janies Metz at
tended
the
California-Oregon
•game” in Portland Saturday
• Wyatt Padgett returm*d to
Klamath Falls Saturday after vis-
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Friday, November 19, 1937
Active (’lull Golf
Tourney Ne?r End
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THANKSGIVING
With the Active club winter
golf tournament championship cup
all tucked away several weeks ago
by .lean Eberhart, who beat his
bioliiei. Hill Eberhait, in the fin
als. only one match remains to be
played to wind up the tourney
date That one, between Foster
'hompson and Frank Van Dyke
tor th«* consolation award, prob
ably will be settled this week-end
because Thompson has indicated
he will ilefault if It Is impossible
for him to play
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] J ELD scoreless for th«* first
1 three quarters at Chico last
Ssturday. th«* SONS gridders re
ported to their most consistent
»coring ploy, a |»ass from Al Es-
pelstrom to big Walt Sether, to
I.not the count. 6-6. in the final
frame Clarence Redk«* was sent
into th«* gam«* for one play in an
attempt to convert but his kick
was wid«* and th«* local collegians
wound up their 1937 season with
two ties, no wins un«l four losses
According
to reports volun
• Dads" of University of Oregon
teered by players, th«* big Teach-
era who had been all fired up in students from Ashland have been
their last two game« against Mon- invited to com«* to the Eugene
mouth and the DSC Kooks took campus Dec 3 and 4, for what
a letdown last week-end and were their sons and daughters enthus
be the
listless against the Californians iastically declare will
Discovery their opponents "easy'' greatest dad's day week-end in
after the tough Oregon competi the history of th«* fathers' club
Illis year the entire week-end
tion. the SONS coasted until they
awakened to the fact they were will be given over to showing
in a hole and needed a way out "dad” a g*ood time and giving him
a chance to see the university's
quickly.
Chico ground out their score in new buildings, since no other maj
the second quarter on a long pans or campus events are scheduled
and plunge drive featuring nice at this time, it Is stated by Wil
work on the part of Halfback liam Cummings. Medfont, chair
man
Leonard Roberts and Fullback
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Carl Delgndo. Roberts toting the
pill across from the three-yard • Mr and Mrs Clifford Gass of
Medford and their children, Dur
line.
Kase 1st roni tossed a 20-yard ward Ga.ss of Yreka and Mrs
Dillingham of Grants
pass from the SONS 20 to Sether Herbert
and the Normal school wing star Puss, were Ashland visitors Sun
flashed elusively past the Chico day.
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GREYHOUND
Go homr (hr modrrn way and rn)uy
•I family reunion. I rrqiirnl departure«,
low larra, and nrw dr luxe buara makr
rilJIikagl vmg
Greyhound (hr
travel.
/• xa tn pies of Round
Trips
(■ranis I’ass $1.75
Portland
$10.(16
Eiigrii«*
$7.05
Klamath Fails 2.35
l¿OS(*l>l|rg
$l..’0
r of O Dads Will Be
Feted December 3, 4
eleven as he loped the remaining
RO yards for the SONS tally.
Coach Jean Eberhart I used al-
nn st his entire squad in a last
desperate effort to post a win on
the SONS scoreboard. only
<
Jack
Hudson, halfback, and Al "Ikitch"
PI aep. the durable pivot-man, re
nt lining on the field for the full
RO minutes Starters were Simp-
son.
fullback; Esse 1st rom
and
Hudson,
halfbacks;
Sandberg,
quarter;
Schilling and Sether,
ends; Johnson and Cary, tackles;
Butler and Brace, guards, and
Plaep, center
Many of th«»se regulars were
shifted to other spots in Eber
harts try for scoring punch and
the following subs also saw ac
tion; Redke. Barnes, Mann. War
ren and Nelson in the backfield,
and Tycer, Barton LaBranch and
Bailey in the line
HERBERT’S
TWO STORES
Headquarterw for Buying
and Selling of
Fruits and Vegetable«
How About
Sending the Folks
Back Home a Box
of Ashland’s
Famous Apples?
(.IS E I S THE ADDRESS
—WE WILL DO THE RENT
WE DELIVER
iting at the home of his sister,
Mrs May Davis, over Armistice
day.
• Mt and Mrs. Sam Jordan re-
t.-.ued Monday from a week at
Crescent City
• For a square deal go to Pell
(16tfc)
• Howard Black returned Mon
day from Lakeview where he has
worked for McNutt brother« since
completion of the Siskiyou high-
way.
© Mr. and Mrs A E. Tonner vis-
ited at the home of their daugh-
ter and son-ln-law, Mr and Mrs.
George Colvig. in Grants Paiw
Sunday.
• Fire Chief Clint Baughman.
Guy Applewhite and Tony Fren-
zt 11, Mack truck representative,
made a business trip to Portland,
Tlie Dalles and return by way of
K'amoth
Falls
lost
week-end.
While gone they inspected fire-
fighting equipment.
3 I>arby O’Toole, who has been
employed by the E C. Hall Con-
struction company. returned Wed-
nesday morning from Portland for
an indefinite stay.
• Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown
and
family
of
Hilts
visited
Brown's parents. Mr and Mrs. W.
C Blown, in this city last week
end.
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Eastern Corn
.$2.05 cwt.
Millrun, Sack
$1.15 cwt.
Wheat (Feed)
.$1.70 cwt.
Suremilk 16
.$2.15 cwt.
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What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland
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PASTEURIZED MILK
ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
SHASTA ICE CREAM
CHURNED BUTTERMILK ----- 10c per gal
ASHLAND CREAMERY
PHONE 24
Itest Dairy Feed for Results
In This Section
No. 1 Leafy
Klamath Alfalfa
Hay
SCREI.AY Produces EGGS
DAVIS
FEED STORE
58 Second Street
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