Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, April 07, 1939, Page 6, Image 6

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Friday, April 7,
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 6
lof Portland, district tint,
Hger of the Panifie Tvleo
Telegraph company. and *
(Joe, assistant manager a
ton of the sanie sou Hess
' tion Corne again, i»>yN
i don t nünd a few caxti, ilrj
• Mo«t representative
(Continued from page 1)
the
inailet .
With a weather eye on next (rom
Mack Lillard will be the envy
and unchanged of all
la-uder
of al! Pacific coast promoters
winters relief employment needs
to direct the choral ensembles in
children's toys are those when he sends Dangerous Danny
h< re. Ashland city councilmen
the high school division, which will
MiShain. world lightheavyweight
of Easter time.
Tuesday night indicated they
consist entirely of mixed voices.
wrestling champion, and Jimmy
would apply tor WPA assistance
The high school orchestra will be
Lott, the sensational sonnenburg
conducted by Miss Lucie Landen,
on projects outlined by City Hupt
artist into the ting at Medford
director of the normal school or­
Elmer Hiegel, including replace­
armory next Monday night Me-
ment of water mains from the
chestra.
Shain has established quite a name
In the grade and junior high
plaza to the city library, replace­
fot himself in the better mat cir­
school division the folk dances are
ment of an irrigation syphon at
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cles for his blood and thunder
to be directed by Miss Virginia
Terrace and Nutley streets and
styh of working while Lott is
Hales, director of women’s pnyai-
broken curbing rv|>air. Coat of the
considered good enough to be the
cal education at the normal, as in
water main replacement wax set
next champion.
Lott displayed
the past, and Miss Woodruff will
nt »12.000. the syphon work at
great
ability
to
absorb
punish
­
conduct the choruses in this group.
»3000 and curbing work to Is«
ment and still come through with
To shorten the program, which
done by WPA labor with property
a victory last week when he
in the past has run from 1 to 5
owners paying for material The
dumped villainous Joe Smolinski
o'clock in the afternoon, and to
projects will Is« suniMtted to the
make arrangements as convenient
two straight falls.
Works Progress administration in
Smolinski
meets
a
capable
man
as possible for children riding
an effort to assure slack season
in the person of Vern Clark in the
school busses, it has been neces­
employment here next year, with
middle match.
Clark, appearing
sary to omit the high school band
work to gel under way In Decem­
for the first time last Monday,
ensemble and a number of the
ber.
showed exceptional ability
in
special features which have been
Tlie council granted six building
dumping
Emir
Badui
as
fast
as
included in the past.
|M«rmits, as follows: .1 Q Adams,
the Persian could get to his feet.
iwo-cabin unit addition to Hu-
From Chicago comes a newcom­
picine auto court, Sheridan and
er for the opening match. He is
Mt Jh.iir
North Main streets. »1500; Mabel
Ken Ackles, 190 pounds of clean
R Lay. four-room residence on
The House of Crandall, accord­
fast wrestler, who will meet Phil
DANNY
Alida street. »1500; Mrs II H
ing to Jock Kemnitzer, is ready
Romano, the big Aztec Indian and IjANGEROlS
’«HAIN, world lightheavy- Gillette, construction of wtsMiahed
to take on any so-called softball
rhe furry rabbit, as usual, is the medical student from Mexico City.
street. »200,
»200; J J. D
team possessing a ball, a battery
wrestling
champion, on Gresham street,
—idilli—
This bout will get under way at u eight
and a spark of ambition. "We’ve most popular of children’s Easter 8:30 p. m sharp.
< front of Mars
above, will face Jimmy Lott, Mars, remodeling of
got a team itching to scratch up toys in 1939. Christmas presents are
Tickets are on sale at Brown's the Alabama sonnen tin rg king, Shoe shop. »100, Frank Jordan.
a little competition, and all we already broken or forgotten, and and Valentine's Cafe at Medford.
in Mack Lillard’s top main event remodeling nt 045 > Siskiyou boulc-
ask is nine victims willing to their owners eagerly welcome the
Monday evening at Miilford vard, »31X1. Frank i Jordan, remod-
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watch a softball go phfft-phfft Easter bunny. Here a worker in a
eling at 770 Iowa, , flSO
armory.
past their ears,” said Kemnitzer. larger eastern toy factory cuts the
Councilmen also I asked Hiegel to
"Just phone 314-J to arrange for pattern for a rabbit, which. Easter
collect information on cost of in­
with
your first licking,” was the word
stallation of a carbon filtering
Sunday morning, delights some hap­
being spread to the gullible.
system
for
city
water
to
elimin
­
py child.
The first American magazines ate disagreeable taste in water due
CLAYCOMB-YOUNG
paid nothing for their contribu­ to algae during summer months
Married Sunday, April 2, at the
Escoe Fuller of Brownsboro and tions To have one's piece printed
Bethany Presbyterian church in
Kenneth Hedberg of Medford earn­ at all was reward enough "No
Grants Pass were Jean Claycomb,
ed a 4 0 grade average or all "A" ’ pay” was the slogan of the old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel
grades for the winter quarter to i North American magazine. Only
L. Claycomb of Ashland and Ber­
head the honor roll at the South­ gentlemen" wrote, and in those
nie F. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ern Oregon College of Education early days a gentleman was still
Two suave and affable gentle­
W. W. Davis of Weed. Folowing
Eighty-two students, 28 per a man of leisure to cultivate his men called at the Leader shop yes­
a wedding trip to the north, Mr.
cent of the entire school enroll­ mind and think serious thoughts.
terday and talkisl about this and
and Mrs. Young will reside in Ash­
ment, are on the honor roll for
Shortly after the midde of the
land at the Oregon hotel apart­
that while letting their eyes stray
this
quarter.
In
the
highest
clas
­
last
century,
however,
it
became
ments.
sification, with a grade point ave­ respectable to accept remuneration toward a valuable antique on our
rage of 3.5 or above, are Leland for one’s brain effusions, and by office wall a relic which some
j Ammerman of Rogue River, Mari- 1875 an author might even get as day we're going to let Henry Font
i lyn Christlieb. James Curtis, Mar­ much as »100 for something re­
garet Harrison, Lucille Neiter, garded as exceptionally worth­ have for his famous museum at
around five grand We knew right
Ethel May Robinett. Flora Stokoe, while.
J Helen Westfall and Janet Young
One of the reasons why the lit­ away that they are telephone com­
of Ashland, Jeannette Thatcher of erary laborer was not regarded as pany sleuths, having had similar
Medford, Darrell Davis of Riddle worthy of any hire to speak of, visitations before. Our old wall
Libby Jane Hamilton of Central was that prior to the year 1891 we telephone once used by Thotmes
Point. Louise Harr of Jackson­ had no international copyright act. III of Egypt to tell his harem
ville. Lee Merriman of Trail, Lur- There was nothing whatever to where to head in stays just
ene Carter Nye of Klamath Falls prevent an American publisher where it is. and they can keep
and Harold Skelton of Pine Ridge from printing and selling any their nice new desk contraption
Students having a "B" average English book, or stealing the con­ For awhile we’ll be guarding our
or above are Clinton Baughman, tents of any English magazine he shop at night against L. E Clyde
May Bonham. Earle Chamberlain.
Quarrelsome Donald Duck is rap Charles Coffin, Raymond Cooke. chose. And he did choose Some
of the even better known month­
idly growing in popularity. Though I 1 John Gregory,
~
Alice Jean Gross- lies indulged in this type of liter­
many other Easter toys are manu­ i man. Donald Halfhill, Jack Pear- ary piracy If English fiction could
factured. the bunny and Dona!d eas son,
Clorinda Rhoads, Marvin be got for nothing, why pay for
Lorraine Stevens, Helen American fiction? And they did
ily lead in total sales This partic­ Ring,
ular duck, when completed, may b> Thomas. William Westfall and not. The only way an English pub­
•hipped to any part of the world Patricia Whitney of Ashland, June lisher could personally market his
Chesney, Almeta Day. Elizabeth product in this country was to
Eason, Jeannette Field. Corinne beat the American pirate to it.—
, Harwood, Ruth Hoover Kaye. Vir­ Arthur Train in "My Day in
ginia Loomis. Ted Marshall. Kazuo Court” (Scribners).
Maruyama. Woody Mason, Mareta
Reynolds. Virginia Rians. Chero­
kee Seiler, Hugh Shurtleff, Dor­ ASHLAND RADIO CLUB
DINES »5 HERE SUNDAY
othy
Smith.
Virginia
Stout,
Charles Sturgill and William Wil­
The sixth anniversary dinner
son of Medford, Vivian Ausland,
Jewell Mayes and Catharine Smith party of the Ashland Radio club,
>f Grants Pass, Madelyn Beals, held in the Greyhound Tavern
Phyllis
Porter* and
Margaret Sunday, April 2, attracted 25
Starnes
of
Klamath
Falls,
Everett members and guests for the af­
MATINEES AND NIGHTS
Becraft and Irene Deter of Lake­ fair. A comedy sketch by Charles
view, Lois Brown of Langlois, Petri as "Professor I>iz.” assisted
Clinton Dysinger of Blachly, I>,is by Floyd Rush and Dick Putney,
Firestone of Talent, Warren Fos­ was highlight of the entertain­
ter of Keno, Carol Furry of Cen­ ment program
tral Point, Jessie Grubb and Glen­
nie Scott of Cottage Grove, Rose
Hoosier of Stanfield, Oretha Hud­
son and Dellis Schad of Elkton,
Evelyn Johnson of Colton, Anne
Kos and William McCollom of
Malin. Marie and Mariece McLar­
en of Rogue River, Gerald Olson
of Bend, Dorothy Page of Marsh­
field, Dexter Russell of Twin
Rocks, Ralph Train of Trail, Ed­
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Surrounded by thousands of stuffed ith Wells of The Dalles, Roberta
Wertz of Eagle Point, William
toys, this girl is busy dressing a
Winter of Portland and Wanda
rooster. After workmen have com­ Wyant of Lake Creek.
pleted manufacture of the toy, it is
Built-In Trunk, Very Ix>w Mileage
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then dressed and made ready for
•Just Like New
HE WIN FERBID!
Any Color
Enamel
shipping. Manufactured primarily
What a misplaced little space
Quarts
.....
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for smaller children, Easter toys did. A neighboring newspaper tell­
ing about the services said the con­
ually not mechanical.
gregation was filtering in, but the
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linotype operator failed, the proof­
reader quailed and the editor near­
ly jailed when it appeared "the
congregation was filterin gin.’’—
Painted Green—Motor
Tarpon Springs Leader.
Reconditioned—Good Tlrex
SET DATES FOR MUSIC
FESTIVAL AT SOCE
FASTER
Dangerous Dan And
Jimmy Lott to Head
Monday Armory Bill
On Monday Card!
CITY WILL SEEK
WPA WORK HERE
LITE’S
Friday, Sat un
Who Said Softball?
GLADÏAT
SOCE Top Students
Listed for Winter
Quarter Gradings
“OUTLAW
EXPRESS
No Pay for Writers
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Sun., Mon
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¡’37 Dodge % Ton Exp
Had Wonderful ( are and Is In
Fine Condition
This workman trims the whiskers
on Brer Rabbit, and no one could
be more of an authority on the job.
Perhaps he is prompted by jealousy
to clip them that close. Regardless
of the length of his whiskers. Brer
Rabbit always finds himself In the
arms of some enthusiastic five-
year-old on Easter Sunday morning.
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In Cones and
Dishes
HOUSE PAINTS
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MOTOR CO.
Ashland, Oregon
P tiller h Paints rank highest in quality, d**1*
liility, appearance and coverage, which maM
it the most popular paint on the market. I*
is an undisputed fact that there is more Full'
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other make.
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