Friday, Jan. 3, 1941
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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HILT NEWS
Southern Oregon Miner
Published Every Friday
at 167 East Main Street
ASHLAND, OREGON
Chas. M. Giffen
William Savin
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Holidays
Bring Parties
• Mrs. L. Clark and daughtei
Doris were co-host esses at a din­
ner lust Saturday evening at theit
home on Mt Crest ranch, The
guests attending were Mr. und
Mrs Frank Ohlund. Mr an<l 1Mrs
und
Waldemur Holmberg. Mi
Mrs Harry De Jarnett and Mi
and Mrs. John De Witt
• Mr and Mrs Gerald I Black en-
tertained on Christmas i day at
their home at Brae Crest with Mi
Black's mother, Mrs Mabel Hil­
dreth. Mr und Mrs Jack Hildreth
and children Norma and Ray­
mond, and Miss Hazel Black of
SET YOU FREE"
"THE TRUTH W
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ther. Albert M Roby. Dec. 21 at
his home In Gig Harbor. Wash
He wus H5 years ami five months
old ami had been In poor health
for some time.
• Earle Watts «pent New Yeais
day visiting relatives in Han Fran
cisco.
• Mr and Mis G G Black and
children spent New Years duy
with relatives in Scott Valley
• Ben Ollom was taken ill ami
rushed to the Sacramento hospital
by train Thursday evening for
emergency treatment Dr It I-
Sch lappl accompanied him Mrs
Ollom left Tuesday evening for
Sacramento to be with him
• Mis Stella King is upending
her vacation in Portland visiting
relatives
—
IS VOI R PRESENT LIFE
Scott Valley and Ivan Black ami
WITH THE NEW YEAR COME NEW OWNERS
INNURANCE ADEQUATE?
Miss Mary Cuttuzzo of Hilt spend-
OF THE SOUTHERN OREGON MINER!
mg the day with them
See
• Mr. and Mrs Nelson Watts of
The longing for adventure lurks in every man s
Mt Crest entertained with a tur-
STEVEN It.
breast, but only occasionally does opportunity permit
key dinnei on
Christmas d.iv
Guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs
Richard
it to blossom into realization. The Miner’s editor and
Williams and sons Russell and
publisher, for these last several years, has been at­
Roy, l'.arl Watts, Chtfoid Watts
and John Martin
tempting to hold down the safety valve on an urge
• Mr. and Mrs Dominic Favero
to go to sea and this fall let his hold slip. Consequently,
and son spent Christmas with Mt
and Mrs Pete Favero
feelers were sent out among the journalistic fraternity
• Neil Haig and Neal Richards
for successors and, after several months of negotia­
Ot Sealle
wcl
l-'i 1.1.1 y
night
guests at the Fred Bayliss home
tions, arrangements were completed with Chas. M.
Saturday morning, accompanied
Giffen and William Savin of Marysvale, Utah and Wed­
by Warren Bayliss and Buck Mil- '
ler, who Is spending the holidays
nesday, Jan. 1, the two took possession of The Miner
DRY FIR
with him. they left for Fresno1
as its new editors and publishers.
where tiny plan to visit with
friends and to attend the Rose
The Miner since its creation nine years ago has
Bowl game.
All are fraternity
been the brain-child of the retiring editor who lavished
brothers and students at the Uni­
lamg Burning
versity of Washington
an abundance of affection and some hard work on
Minimum Moot
• Mr and Mrs Sam Bresolin and
the weekly which flourished after being transplanted
son were Christmas guests at the
$3.75 per load
Primo Favero home.
into the fertile soil of Ashland’s business life. Natur­
• Mr and Mrs Earle Temple who
Dump Delivery
ally, with an offspring so cherished, an editor-pub­
j spent a week visiting friends in
Hilt and Hornbrook left Sunday
lisher was sought who would give it kind and thought­
Whittle Transfer
for their home in S.icruinento
Dial 3331
ful treatment and in Giffen and Savin we sincerely
• Mrs W A. Gran received word
Thursday
of
the
death
of
her
fa-
believe The Miner’s future is assured.
Chas. M. Giffen is a newspaperman of more than
15 years experience as an editor and publisher, and
HOTEL MANX .
his associate, William Savin, has been in newspaper
POwELL STREET AT UNION SQUARE SAN PRANC'SCO
work for more than two years. Together they make a termination to be an active influence for what we
NfOiST TO EVfBYTHING
friendly, effective team which should provide Ashland believe to be right.
The strange thing about our native-model appeasers
with a constantly improving, more valuable publica­
is
their
clothing of patriotism, their expression of
Hotel Manx is San
tion. We are certain that as Ashland folks get to know
Rainbow's End ... on
noble
purpose.
Yet
none
could
serve
better
the
desires
the glamorout Feather
them, and they the community, a lasting and mutually
Francisco's best lo­
of Hitler and Mussolini.
River, Paiton, Califor­
pleasant friendship will result.
cated Hotel. "Maat
Judged
by
their
deeds
and
the
final
result
of
their
nia. A year-round re-
We know, from reference and direct experience,
Me at the Manx.
*ort...Summer and
teachings,
our
own
appeasement
bloc
—
our
isolation
­
that Mr. and Mrs. Giffen and Mr. Savin will be an
r / /
Winter »port» ...
ists
—
are
a
fifth
column
weakening
the
power
behind
Rate» from
outstanding asset as citizens of the community and
Dancing every
$2 00 »ingle;
it is with distinct pleasure and confidence that we are the fighting fronts, honeycombing the timbers of
evening . . .
strength with doubts and hesitancy. Our Wheel­
$3.00 double.
able to turn over The Miner to such capable and like­ moral
Sp«ci«l fecitiM«
ers and Lindberghs, unwittingly perhaps, are the ser­
Special
for pri'.ate p«r-
able folks.
Family
vants of Hitler, the errand-boys of totalitarianism.
tie*. Very roe-
So here’s farewell, readers and friends, from your Their work is invaluable to success of aggression and
Rate».
*on«bie rate*.
constant admirer and appreciative editor. Our stay in a disservice to the nation which they profess to defend.
Ashland has been enriched by association with many
Extending the right of free speech to such men as
fine people in Oregon’s best city. When you’re ever on Senator Wheeler does not prevent us from perceiving
the coast, look us up and see what a green but en­ the fatal, though subtle, slow poisoning in their words.
thusiastic commercial fisherman looks like!
Wheeler seems more intent on exercising the right
of free speech than in helping preserve it and illus­
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Hofei Clunie, Sacramento ...
Hotel Son Carlo* ... By the
trates truth of Hitler’s boast, “While democracies talk,
Famou» Coffee Shop . . Air­
Blue Boy of Monterey end
Although his leadership may have a decisive in­ we act!”
cooled . . Famous for quality
world-famous Seventeen-Mile
fluence on the final outcome of war in Europe, Presi­
food . . Moderate price» . . .
Rate» from $1.50.
dent Roosevelt flaunts none of his deadly effective Ashland Contributes • Mr and Mrs Frank Ohlund
Drive . .. Rate» from $2.50.
and son Robert spent a week in
military understanding—which easily may be _the
Portland, returning home Sunday |
match and death of Adolf Hitler, who loves to strut in Students to Oregon
Jackson county sent 61 stu­ • Jim Bayliss left Monday for • a C alifornia institution serving you
continual parade of gaudy military uniforms. It is dents
to the University of Oregon San Francisco on business and to
entirely in keeping with finest democratic principles this fall to help swell the total visit friends.
for this year to a new
that our President is photographed only in civilian enrollment
record high of 3622, according to
clothes. In contrast to the dictators, our first citizen word received here today. This is
increase of almost 100 over the
is a visual tribute to the common man for whom he an
figure at this time a year ago at
labors.
3526.
SCHUERMAN
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WHEELER’S ISOLATIONIST ANSWER WAS FOR
THE MORALLY WEAK AND THE TIMID!
Following President Roosevelt’s world-stirring ad­
dress Sunday night, this department tuned in Senator
Wheeler’s “reply” the following evening, more tc hear
what an American-style appeaser sounds like rather
than to ponder his words.
The President clearly stated America’s feeling
toward continued and increased aid to Britain and
Greece and put into emphatic words our condemnation
of the totalitarian behavior. He brought home to all of
us the importance and gravity of the crisis to present
and future America and his words, perhaps, were
among the most important of recent decades. Roose­
velt, in this, has the preponderant majority of citizens
back of him to the limit.
Contrasted to the President’s deeply significant
words was the rationalizing timidity of thought ex­
pressed by Senator Wheeler the following evening and
the Montanan’s talk only strengthened America’s de-
Every county in Oregon and
nearly all states and territories,
as well as a number of foreign
countries, are represented on the
university rolls.
Students from Ashland, with
their classes and major subjects,
include Marilyn Christlieb, senior
in physical education; Beth Cing-
cade, freshman in health educa­
tion; Jean Frideger, freshman in
business administration; LeRoy D
Kaegl, freshman in business ad­
ministration; Lolita Pierson, jun­
ior in music; John O. Thompson,
senior in business administration,
and Gordon W. Tripp, graduate in
music.
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SOME OBSERVATIONS
to the Editor:
Saul of Tarsus was the original
town booster. He proudly boasted:
"I am a citizen of no mean city."
It might be a good thing if our
knife and fork clubs would take
a little time out to discuss matters i
pertaining to civic betterment and
then submit their recommenda­
tions to the city council. No doubt
the city fathers would welcome
suggestions from these organized
groups that would promote the
best interests of the community.
OLD TIMER.
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WHY A PRE-ARRANGED FUNERAL PLAN?
Pre-arranged does not mean pre-paid.
It is not necessary to pay in advance of need, even
when all other arrangements have been made for many
months.
It is a wise plan to arrange for the tomorrows in
funeral procedure.
LITWILLER
FUNERAL HOME
(We Never Clone)
Phone 4541
C.M.Lltwlller
The Newcomer has Arrived!
• Kelley Brooks of Medford spent
Christmas at M. Seif’s.
• Mrs. Olive All.son, Mrs. Car­
men Purvis and Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Temple spent Friday in
Medford.
ADD LOCALS ..................................
• Nan Goeller, Christine Palmer
and Betty Grace Robbins visited
here New Years with
Alice
Harker.
• Mr. and Mrs. Dolf Kent of Sac­
ramento left Saturday for their
home following a Christmas visit
here at the home of Mr. and Mrs
R M Kent.
• Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bums and
children recently returned to their
home in Antioch, Calif., following
I a holiday here with relatives.
The new year is here again, and so are a lot
of other little fellows, who are being greeted
with parental devotion ... and what better
time is there to resolve to give the little ones
the protection, comfort and safety which
electrical appliances bring into the home!
Electric water heating is safe, dependable;
electric refrigeration is invaluable as well as
thrifty, and electric cooking removes danger
of flames to tiny tots. The electrically-equip­
ped home is the best for babies ... see your
dealer now!
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