Friday, Sept. 12, 1941
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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TALENT NEWS
• Mrs George King returned to
her home in Prospect after spend
ing several weeks with Mis Mil
Couple Honored On
School Opens With linda King
• Auntie McCoy of Ashland Is
20th Anniversary
Enrollment of 38
spending the week with Mrs
CHAS.
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GIFFEN
Published Every Friday
• Friends and neighbors of Mr. • Bellview school opened Monilii) King.
at 167 East Main Street
WILLIAM SAVIN
and Mrs Floyd Young gathered with 38 pupils enrolled. Mrs Pen • Mrs Dolt Williams
return-
ASHLAND, OREGON
at their home last Thursday eve dleton him 17 in the primary mid «1 to her work at "Wimpy's" aftiu
Publishers
ning and gave them a pleasant Mrs Dews 21 in the intermediate having a week's vacation
surprise, it being their 20th wed the seventh and eighth grades are
• ■Mrs Abbie Moore returned to
Entered as second-class
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ding anniversary. Those attending being transferred to the junior her home in Han Diego aftvi
matter February 15.
ROGER/M. KYES -'
RATES
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Wol
high
in
Ashland
1935, at the postoffice at
Nsiioosl ftra Y<xsh FsundtüM ters, Jim and Edward Wolters. • Lt mid Mrs I*ealie Kincaid re spending a week here with her
(In Advance)
son and family. Mr and Mrs Ho
Ashland. Oregon, under
Mr. and Mrs Jason Ottinger. Mr. turned to Tacoma, Wash . Sunday mer Moore
ONE YEAR.......... $1.50
the act of March 3, 1879.
and Mrs. J. C. Williams, Mr and after »{»ending last week with Mi • Mrs Kate Neil, Mrs Clarice
WHAT WE WORK FOR
SIX MONTHS
80c
Mrs William Davidson. Mr and mid Mrs A R Kincaid Italie I.« Anderson and Dale and Mrs Mary
t Mallett Anywhere in the
It's a common question to as) Mrs. John Malone and daughters stationed
Fort l*cwis
Hushower were visitors to Crater
United States)
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of every tlfteen-year-old boy yoi Beverly and Marilyn, Mr. and • Walter at Seitz
who Is wlth the Like Sunday and Mrs Hushower
meet, "Bill, what are you going t< Mrs. William Eton, Frank Riddle, engineering department
of the US returned to her home In Santa
be when you grow up?"
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ilioniax, Mr. army stationed at Portland arriv
SET YOU FRET"
“THE TRUTH
And t h e s i and Mrs. Brace and Gary Bruce, ed Saturday on a 13-day furlough Rosa, Calif . Tuesday after spend
Bills certain!) Mrs. Davidson Diked a beautiful i and will visit with his parents ing the summer with Mrs Ander
son and Dale.
have a variet) cake.
Mr mid Mrs J. V. Seitz mid his
of answer: • W. G. Barrtcks, while unloading brother and family, Mr mid Mrs • Mr. and Mrs Calvin Owens of
Eugene and John Owens of Med
ready to glv< wood at the Lincoln school on the Gene Seitz of Hornbrook
uncles of Mrs Mark True.
us. They covei Greensprings, had a large stick uf • Mr mul Mrs Warren E Siebert ford,
For some time Ashland has had a very commend
were
visiting nt the True horn.-
the whole rangi wood fall on his foot, breaking a were in Klamath Falls Saturday Monday.
able system of licensing bicycles and riders under the
of human activ bone in the ankle. He is confined when* Warren received medical • Mr and Mis A T Jones of
supervision of the police department and has been very
ity from flying at his home.
treatment.
Ore, have la-cn recent
two miles above • Matelelne Maxwell, daughter of I • Mr anil Mrs C H Snell of Creswell,
lucky in not having any accidents involving bicycles.
visitors nt the Walter Hash home
the earth tc Mr. and Mrs W. M Maxwell, re Oakland, Calif are spending this Mr. Joni's is an unde of Mrs
However, recent complaints of thoughtless riders using
mining a mile turned home Just week from Tex week with Mrs Snell's mother. Hash
as, where site spent the summer I Mrs J W Morris
the sidewalks of Main street as a speedway seem to One of the great underground.
• Mr and Mrs Roliert Rosen*
advantages of vacation.
• Mr mid Mrs A R Kincaid and iMiurn and Infant non of Klamath
indicate that we are perhaps stretching luck a little I our American way of life is that • Mr and Mrs Roy Hill who have! Lt
and Mrs I-eslie Kincaid and Falla spent the week end with Mr
we encourage our young folks to been living ou the Lindsey place Mr and Mrs Henry Stenrud at and Mrs Walter Hush
too far and are no longer “on our toes” in safety set
their own sights And even if on Dead Indian for the past two tended the Josephine county fair
•
observance.
most of them never hit the mark, years, moved near Talent in or at Grants Pass Friday and Sun MARY VIRGINIA MATHEN
they are better men and women der that the children may attend day Tile Kincaids, with Miss Ma
With the opening of school comes heavier pedes J for
Funeral services were held
trying.
rie Walker and Mrs Ella True
local school.
trian traffic as well as more bicycles; so it seems an * There is one bit of homely ad- the
• Talent grange met Thursday and Mi and Mrs. II L Pankey, Tuesday afternoon at the Method
church of Ashland for Mary
opportune time to consider the laxness into which our ! vice this column would like to night when Carl Grooa was added attended the grange dinner nt ist
Virginin Mathes. 72, who panned
give to any young boy or girl who as a new member to the organ!- { Eagle Point
safety record has lulled us. The main complaint thus | is getting ready to start living his zatlon. R. M Kent, manager of • M ik Melvin Crow returned to away Monday nt the home of her
Clarence Mathes, near Tal
far has been that of speeding cyclists on the sidewalks i own life. And that is. "Don't be the Talent Irrigation district, gave her home in Modeato, Calif son,
fooled by the amount of money an interesting report on the water Thursday after spending a week ent. Rev George W Bruce offic
which creates a definite hazard and could result in a I that
passes through your hands. situation for the season and told with her parents, Mr. and Mrs iated, and Interment wax In the
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serious accident. Further lack of courtesy is shown by That is not a true measure of suc that the district had used less I E Dendmond
and her sister. Phoenix cemetery She Is survived
by one son, Clarence Mathew, a
cess
in
life."
Mrs
I>ott
Williams
family
water
than
any
other
previous
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riders who practically block the entrances to business A good many thousands of and that there would be a large | • Mr and Mrs I i and
E Deadmond granddaughter. Mrs B A Welt
establishments with their parked machines.
young men from farms are now hold-over of water at the end of j were visiting with Mr and Mrs man of Talent .a grandson, Clar
being attracted by factory jobs in the irrigation season The pri>- Black at the Modoc • orchards iwsr ence Mathes Jr, of Vancouver,
These practices are not only dangerous, but are the industrial centers. Certainly, gram opened with a bean guessing Medford Sunday 1 Mr and Mrs three brothers and slaters, Miss
Jessie Mills. Mrs George Carry
violations of city rules. As future citizens and drivers working in a factory that Is busy contest, also a white elephant Black are former residents of and
John Mills of Ashland. Mrs
sale. James Wolters won the clos- Bellview
with
defense
orders
is
a
patriotic
of cars, it seems that now is a good time for these thing to do right now But not est to the bean contest and wax • Mr and Mrs. Dan Farmer and Joe Frtzell of Snoqualmie Falla,
Wash . T C Mills Beaver, Calif,
youths to learn to consider the other fellow and to re always is it the best start in life. awarded a bag of beans Frank I children from Itorris. Calif spent and
W A Mills of Jacksonville
the week-end here with relatives
Reed
was
second
in
the
contest
The
returns
are
not
always
as
spect and observe traffic regulation^, which in reality great as they promise to be.
Mrs. Myrtle Babbs won the nail
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are rules of courtesy helping to keep traffic orderly.
Consider the case of a young driving contest and was presented
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a
vase
as
prize
The
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will
working on a farm for a < >1-
Police action may become necessary unless these man
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lar or a dollar and a half a day meet Sept. 17 in Talent Th«- HEU
violations are stopped. Police Chief C. P. Talent has nnd
found. He eats well and reg met at the home of Mrs L. O.
Tuesday.
The hospitality
issued a warning that if there are further complaints, ularly. He can save most of his Rush
ALI. FINE GRAIN DEVELOPING. GUARANTEED WORK
»noney, for his only out-of-pocket committee for next meeting will
the police will have to “crack down” and penalize the expenses are clothes and amuse be Mr. and Mrs C. E. Borg and
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35 mm. 36 ex. Dev. A Printed, Sxl print«, 95c roll.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wolters
ments.
offenders by taking away their bikes or licenses.
Send this ad with your order and we will send a miniature
Now move that same man to a • Miss Tillie Balstad left Sunday
frame free. Mull films to
Sty, and pay him five dollars a for Eugene where she will be em
lay. Out of that five, he has to ployed at nursing.
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pay room rent and board and laun • Mrs. Mollie Garrett of Bly has
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dry. He lives a different kind of been visiting relatives in the val I
, The current revival of cantonment enthusiasm life—spends more money for pass ley the past two weeks.
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•
Mrs
Jota
Miller
and
daughter
should occasion further study and thought on the prob ing entertainment, and more for Faye of Fresno, Calif, who have
He has more opportu
lems that will be ours along with the economic benefits clothes.
nities to spend money—not always been visiting relatives and friends
in Ashland and Talent the last
when the “go ahead” signal arrives.
in the most wholesome way.
week, returned to their home Fri
Of
course,
the
city
worker
has
As the Oregon Journal stated in a recent editorial, more money passing through his day. They are former residents of
“ . . you can’t have your defense prosperity and eat it, hands. Maybe he gets a kick out Talent.
• Joe Rapp, employed at the Boe
of that But the real measure of ing plant in Seattle, arrived home
too.”
success Is how much of that mov by plane Friday evening to spend
In speaking of the cantonment sites in the state, ing stream of money «ticks. How
week-end with his parents,
the Journal continued, “You can’t plunk two $15,000,- much does he have left at the end the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rapp He re
a year, or perhaps at the end turned to Seattle Monday evening
000 cantonments and 56,000 troops down in two rela of
of a lifetime?
• Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tame were
tively small communities and dodge the social, sanita City work wears men' out. It transacting
business in Talent
replaces energy like farm Saturday evening
tion, housing, health, educational, public service and I seldom
work does It is not so healthy— • Mr. and Mrs George Holt of
recreational responsibilities that go with them. It’s like either the working conditions or I Crescent,
Ore. visited Mrs Holt's
living conditions. The greater parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Col
superimposing two cities the size of Salem upon cities | a the man's
progress in industry, the man, last week Mrs Holt was
half or one fourth that size, suddenly, without warn more pressure is put on him. Esther
Cochran before her mar
Finally there may come a day riage.
ing, and expecting to escape trouble. Without careful i i when
somebody says. "Sorry, Jim, • Mr. and Mrs. J Inman of Velle-
planning and detailed preparation, it means explosive but you are too old to stand the jo
were business callers here last
week, having sold their property
problems, like those being wrestled at Hermiston, but | pace."
that sad Jay comes, only on the Pleasant View road to Wil
magnified. Just one of the headaches is What to do a When
very small percentage of city lard Sargeant, who took immed
with the 400 families dispossessed by these two workers can retire and live the iate possession.
rest of their lives in decent com • Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kilmer of
cantonments.”
fort. on their own savings.
Oakville, Wash, who have been
So let’s be forewarned, and if the cantonment does But chances are. the same num* guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
ber of years and the same amount Barricks, returned to their home
come, be prepared to shoulder our social responsibili of
energy spent on a good farm Saturday.
ties rather than feverishly trying to cash in on possible j will net a good, comfortable home, • Mr. and Mrs Victor Milbum of
and reasonable security, for old Thompson creek were in the Tal
defense prosperity.
ent neighborhood Tuesday buying
’ age
What has an individual gained by losing his own self-respect ? • On the farm, there may have fruit and vegetables.
Or what has he lost when, retaining his own, he loses the homage I been less money passed through a • Mrs Sue Clayton, known as
of fools or the pretentious praise of hypocrites false to themselves i man's hands, but there are re- “Grandma’’ Clayton, will celebrate
| wards in life that are far more im- her 90th birthday Sept. 11. Mrs
as to others?—Mary Baker Eddy.
I portant than cold dollars, especial Clayton was a nurse in the Civil
ly if you can't keep very many of war.
the dollars.
BETTER
Did you ever stop to think why All 1940-41*Grads
WITH MODERN
we have unemployment insurance
Get Your
and old age pensions, both financed Of SOCE Are Placed
EQUIPMENT
in part by government agencies?
All the 1940-41 graduates of the
Car Ready
It is because city work so seldom
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provides
any
great
degree
of
se
SUITS
Clip curity.
cation have been placed in teach
For Fall
Yet you seldom hear of any ing positions, according to the
teacher
placement
bureau
at
the
farmer who has been reasonably
college. This is a total of 42 stu
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industrious and reasonably thrifty dents.
spending
his
last
years
in
the
poor
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The placement bureau has been
house, or living with his relations more
active this year than at any
as a dependent.
other time in the history of the
There is a lot to be said in favor college. This is evidenced by the
OR ANY THREE FOR
of a man’s spending his life on a fact that approximately 30 in-ser
family farm in America. There is vice teachers have been placed in
no better life, when you weigh new positions through the college
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