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2 Friday, July ir». 1038 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER • BELLVIEW • EFFICIENCY OF GUARDIAN OF SHERIFF SHOWN COUNTY HEALTH IS DR. JOHNSON BY RECORD AND THEN THE FUN BEGAN! • Mr and Mrs. A R Thompson, enroute to their home in Van couver. Wash . visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Archie R. Kincaid. They are cousins of Mrs Kincaid. • A birthday dinner party was given in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs Henry Sten- rud at her home Sunday. She was pleasantly surprised by a group of her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid. Mr. and Mrs Louis Pan- key. Mr. and Mrs. J E. Gow land, Mrs Ella True. Miss Marie Walk er, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wallis and Henry Stenrud • Miss Beryl King of Hazel Creek, Calif., spent a few days visiting at the home <A Miss Fem Wean us this week • Mr and Mrs Carl Fichtner and sons. Earl and Warren, and Miss Shirley Fichtner, a granddaughter, of Medford, visited Monday eve ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brahs and family. • Curtis Byrd, who is employed at Dorris. Calif., returned to his work there Sunday, after visiting here for a week with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Willis Byrd. spending a few days this week vis • Mr. and Mrs W’. W Brahs. iting at the home of Mr and Mrs Miss Betty Brahs and Elmer J. O. Talent and family Mrs. Orr Ayers visited Tuesday evening at is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ed Talent. wards in Talent. • Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McCollum • Bert Wade and Herb Smith and children. John, Jerry and Car were fishing at Hiatt Dam Sun ol. who have been living in Bell day. view and Ashland for the last two • Mr and Mrs James Metcalfe years, left for their former home and family visited Wednesday eve in Montana Wednesday morning ning at the home of Mr and Mrs R. D. Reynolds is moving their Roy Talbot of Ashland. • Mrs. H J Moore of San Diego furniture there in his truck. His career has been one of • Miss Beryl King of Hazel Creek. is visiting here for some time nificance to the welfare and with Mr. and Mrs Homer Moore Calif., was an overnight guest of vancement of the people, and in Miss Louise Martin Thursday eve and daughter Barbara Jean Mrs his present position of honor and H. J. Moore is the mother of Hom ning. trust he commands the esteem and • Mr and Mrs. Miles Farmer and er Moore admiration of the profession with daughter Betty Lou returned to • A daughter, weighing seven and which he is associated, as well as their home at Dorris. Calif., Fri- three-fourths pounds, was bom to of the people. Naturally gifted as day, where Mr. Farmer is em- Mr. and Mrs Addison Hayes last a speaker, and possessing a keen ployed, after spending the last week Mr. and Mrs Hayes live on discrimination and a week here visiting relatives and the Wells place and he is employed mentality, breadth of judgment, he brought at the Fred Homes ranch friends. the practice of his profession • Mr. and Mrs Mark True and • A Bellview Grange picnic will to large ability, tireless research and be held Sunday at Helman Baths Mrs. Mary Thebo, who is spend True Dinner will be served at 1 p. m. a spirit of forward endeavor. ing some time here with the " ~ family from her home in Cali- and all coming are requested to I Sitting in review upon human fomia, made a trip to Medford bring a basket lunch The picnic is actions is a duty that calls for fine in charge of the recreational rom powers of discrimination, requiring Friday • Miss Edna Hash is spending mittee of the Grange. Mr and of a judge on the bench that he be this week in Ashland visiting with Mrs Walter Longstreth. Mr and able to read human nature, to her grandmother, Mrs G W Mrs Edwin Dunn and Mr and stand In the other man's shoes, and Mrs J M Crow All Grange mem- only with such adaptability may a Jones. • Mrs. Homer Moore and daugh be re and their families are Invited judge be said to possess the quali ties necessary to success These ter, Barbara Jean, were Medford to attend. • Mr. and Mrs Taylor Williams attributes in abundance are part visitors Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs. D. Francis Korth left Thursday morning to spend a of the equipment of Judge Norton, and W. E. Seibert were in Med few days vacationing at Diamond whose broad sympathy and de lake. They plan to return Sunday. pendable judgment have made his ford on business Tuesday • Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Farmer • E W. Helm of Portland visited name widely known in the dis and small daughter Dolores re ; last week-end at the home of his trict. A glimpse into his chambers turned to their home in Dorris. son and family. Mr and Mrs. and his study reveals the ponder Calif.. Sunday after having spent Herman Helm. the last week here visiting with • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peachey ing mind before which the world and daughters Katherine and Jose is passing In review, and particu friends and relatives. • Mrs C. L. Moore and two phine visited Sunday at Eagle larly that world which finds legal daughters. Elaine and Abbie of Point with Mrs. Peachey's mother. action necessary. His administra San Diego, are visiting for a short Mrs Alice Daily. They enjoyed a tion of the law is just, and at the time at the home of Mr and Mrs I birthday dinner in honor of Mrs same time merciful, making the ideal that the people expect to Homer Moore and daughter Bar j Daily's 73rd anniversary • Mr. and Mrs Woodworth spent find in a circuit judge. bara Jean. —•------ • Mrs. J. M Crow entertained I Sunday at their home here, re- the embroidery club at her home I turning Monday for Lake o’ the Tuesday afternoon. A 1:30 p. m. Woods, where Mr. Woodworth is luncheon was served by the hos building a cottage for Mr and tess. Those attending were Mrs. Mrs. Will Dodge of Ashland Walter Longstreth, Mrs. Edwin • Mr and Mrs Will Dodge of Dunn, Mrs. Herman Helm, Mrs. Ashland entertained at dinner one Claude Conley, Mrs. George Helms day last week Mr and Mrs. N. B Hull and daughter. Miss Rae I. and Mrs Roy Crow • Mrs Kate Gardner, who is Hull. visiting at the home of her sis ter and family, Mr and Mrs. Her There is something truly fine man Helm, has rented a place in about the type of public official Ashland and she and her family who injects into his civic activi plan to live there this winter. ties al) the energy and intelligent • Jack and Dale Williams made thought he possesses without re a trip to Lemola Falls and Watson gard for the mere demands of his Creek Falls with a group of Ash particular job Such a figure is land friends Sunday. Paul B. Rynning, county surveyor • Mr and Mrs. Tom Simpson of and engineer. He is ever willing Rogue River spent last week at and anxious to lend his hand to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee There has been considerable en every worthwhile enterprise which Beers. Mr. and Mrs. Beers live on thusiasm manifested over the good will bring Increased happiness and the Wells place and he is employed work of Ralph E. Sweeney, county prosperity to Jackson county. at Fred Homes’ ranch. Mrs. Beers treasurer, with offices in the court Mr. Rynning is a man wno first is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. house in Medford. fulfills the technical requirements Simpson. He is ably fitted for this im the office he holds, and then • Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Orr and portant office by training and ex of immeasurably to the value family of Klamath Falls are perience and his selection is gen adds of his public services by giving erally conceded as being a very freely of his own time and abilities wise one on the part of the voters for the betterment of the people. he has so represented. He is by no Those who know County Engineer means an unknown quantity be Rynning recognize his unusual tal cause he has been active in Med ent for civic leadership, and his ford and throughout the county established reputation for fair for several years and all of his dealing. actions, politically and otherwise, In County Engineer Rynning, have been marked by honesty of the people of Jackson county have purpose and success. Few, if any, When You Are Ready have a firmer hold on the affec- tions of the people. But he not To Move Phone 238-R only holds their friendship, but their respect and confidence as well, It is therefore fitting indeed that he should have been chosen 81 UNION STREET for this honor and it goes without saying that his administration is of a constructive character that stamps him indelibly as a man to be both admired and reckoned with. He is Indeed one officer who, on the strength of his own record as a popular citizen of J large capabilities, should command *Al <•»'' the support of all friends of good government. Efficiency in performance of his duties and, just as Important to the welfare of the county, a keen insight into the requirements of his office, mark the career of Sheriff Syd I Brown, a man who deserves the hearty com men da - tion of the people he serves We are pleased to have an opportunity here to pay him public tribute Sheriff Blown is one of those officers who combine dignity with high regard for the responsibili ties of his job He is tactful, but la nonetheless conscientious in en forcing the Inwa he has sworn to uphold He la unassuming and without arrogance, alert to the problems which confront him dally and quick to find the anile and sen sible soultlon of them As ii factor in the constructive upbuilding of Jackson county. Sheriff Brown hits few equals He contributes freely of his own time and of his particular talents for promotion of civic enterprises His record is one of fairness and holi est endeavor. To make these quali fications all the more significant, Sheriff Brown has demonstrated time and again that he 1s an ex ecutive whose organisation of deputies is one of the finest in the western states To praise- such a public official and to give him the credit that is his due, is our privi lege on this occasion. We arc proud to recommend Sheriff Syd Blown to the people of Jackaon county and to urge that he be given theli continued and whole hearted support JUSTICE MERCY TEMPERED BY CIRCUIT JUDGE H. D. NORTON SURVEYOR SERVES PEOPLE OF COUNTY VOTERS SHOW ENTHUSIASM FOR TREASURER HAULING OF ALL KINDS CULM ER'S Transfer ZENITH RADIOS PHONE 23-F-2 1/ V Ci FOR QUALITY AND SERVIO® ! CLOVER LEAF dairy Have That Radio Checked at DICKEY’S RADIO SERVICE New Tubes—We Repair All Makes Radios—Day or Night 727 Boulevard Phone 421-R Newman bus n virw|»olnt that his offiqr is a public trust and not a machine to lift him to dizzy heights in the |H>litlcal arena, us ing unfortunate souls, wh<> have erred against society, as mere puppets to serve ns stepping stones for his personal advance ment Not Frank Newman If the crime is the first offense, or that circumstances seem to condone It. just consideration is given by Frank Newman It Is such fair ness ami humaneness that makes him so beloved anil feared nt the same time, for the hardened of fender suffers from his uninlti gated prosecutton, which is both thorough and effective After all. such men deserve jarlitlcal prefer ence ull the more, though they do not ask it Frank Newman is a man who Indeed well merits a place higher up in the realm of public service - • I HONESTY, HARO WORK MARK DIST. ATTORNEY Frank J Newman, who so ably holds the office of district attor ney in Jackson county, must cope with all the beat legal ability and sometimes be pitted against a battery of these legal lights There are some prosecuting attorneys who adopt the policy of convicting in all cases, regard lea of exten uating circumstances, their desire for personal aggrandizement and political ambitions being too great to temper their views with the demands of real justice Frank J I’m all steamed up—hot enough to blow tlic lid off and tell what I really think They keep inc on the job 18 hours a day heating water for every thing from breakfast dishes to the baby s bath * IT'Au/ thtt family rteedi a a new automatic %ai water heater. It would cost them less than keeping me constantly on the fire, and they wouldn t have to watt for hot water." * Mr T Kettle is right An automatic, gas water heater is the most efficient appliance for *he purpose ever developed Low opera.ing cost Terms to suit your purse Inquire today a conscientious servant He has been an advocate of progress and of better living standards for all the people for many years He fully merits the acclaim we take this means of voicing for he is one of the important factors in maintaining the truly A n etfle iency of the county governing bodies He deserves the continued friendship and support of the peo ple of Jackson county MoJtttnijt, £conomijf un SOUTHERN OREGON GAS 'CORPORATION Burning grass is dangerous.^ LITTLE EIKES SOMETIMES BECOME BIG FIRES— COLD, CLEAN and GOOD Take Care of Your Insurance Now! Billings Agency The Three Pals That Jolly Well Make Beer A Pleasure! 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ERWIN 240 EAST MAIN STREET There ure plenty of men In their rhusvn field who sir prominent but who will not permit «nvonr U> snv much about it Hut II is pubfc property every time a man reaches a |H>sltlon in any community Where he la g cncruliy recognized as a leader our county physician has ulwnys done his work etfec lively even though It has been quite encompassed ami Without the blare of trumpets True, Ills many friends and ap prrciativv patients would think It ii strange omission were we not to print n word ulrout him No one has gained a higher regard of his conferees or has l*cn more In strumental in maintaining the high standards set by the word of iiintrria inedlcu for Its re pre sentatlves to follow Dr A 1st tup N Johnson, busy as he la, ulwnys nianugrs somehow or other to do his trit In any pro grrssive movement beneficent to the welfare of Jackson county ‘Hila is not to say that he comes out prominently as n conspicuous factor for he la a man who pre- fere to curry on unostvntatloualy but nonetheieaa r'foctlvi’ly It In men of thia type. who go on the •ven tenor of their way and ac complish much without saying much whose achievements PHONE 21 DON MARCO 1SCO CRITERION DEL MAR Bohemian Club AJL BKOWER, Proprietor 21 A I • What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland • PASTEURIZED MILK ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER SHASTA ICE CREAM CHURNED BUTTERMILK - 10c per gal ASHLAND CREAMERY PHONE 24 - - t ---------- ------------ —J
