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Friday, Feb. 13, 1942
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Today & Saturday
HE-MAN ACTION!
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PLUS
An exciting
mixture of
MURDER
and
MERRIMENT!
JLEEPERJ
WEST
with
LLOYD NOLAN
LYNN BARI
Mary Beth Hugh«
SUN • MON • TUE
“POT ’0 GOLD”
with
Paulette Goddard
James Stewart
and
Horace Heidt and his
Orchestra
Wed’sday & Thursday
20c Bargain Days
“NEW WINE”
and
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‘ONE MILLION BC’
BUY
EXTENDED
COVERAGE
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Ashland high's Grizzly basket.
bail team, in second place as the
result of a three-game losing
streak, will remain idle tonight in
preparation for three tilts next
week They will meet Roseburg
on the local junior high floor
Tuesday night and Medford at the
same scene Friday night. Satur­
day evening will find the Grizzlies
playing their last game with
Grants Pass on the Cavemen's
floor.
Ashland's losing streak was
broken last Friday night with a
40-29 win over Grants Pass Al­
though trailing most of the game,
the Grizzlies put on a fourth quar­
ter spree that resulted in the win.
Last Saturday night the Grizz­
lies stepped out of their confer­
ence and got into some tough
competition when they bowed 48
to to 35 to a powerful undefeated
North Bend quintet. The game
was played in North Bend
Frank O'Neil, assistant basket­
ball coach, will take over the reins
for the balance of the season. Jer­
ry Gastineau, regular mentor, is
ill with mumps and will undoubt­
edly not return to the helm of his
ball club for the rest of the sea-|
son.
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Wrestling to Return
To Medford Armory
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
LYNNE ROBERTS
jÿikjic^Cflntor Volunteers lc> Aid Uncle Snm
Surrounded by some of the members of his cast in his current show. "Banjo Eyes," Eddie Cantor volun­
teers to institute the Treasury plan of Defense Payroll Savings for the regular and systematic purchase every
pay day of Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. Left to right are: Lina Griffith. Virginia Mayo. Dons Kent.
June Clyde, Audrey Christie, Sally DeMarco, and Tuny Demarco with Eddie seated at the table. •
Mack Lillard has announced
that he will resume his weekly
wrestling matches in the Medford
DISTRICT FOUR B\SKKTBA I.I.
armory, beginning Monday, Feb. BELLVIEW NEWS
STANDINGS
23 Draftsmen and engineers of
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the U. S. army have been using Í • Miss Marion J. Farrel. home
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Medford
the armory for the past eight demonstration agent from Med-
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Ashland
months while preparing plans for I ford, will speak at 8 o'clock Wed-
ItoM-burg
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the Medford cantonment but have nesday evening, Feb. 18 at the
Grants Pass
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now moved their headquarters to grange hall. Her topic will be
StORF.S P 1ST WEEK
the site of construction.
''Citizenship” and the extension
SOCE 74 Mt Aagel 1
Lillard plans to use heavy- unit has asked Miss Farrel to give
SOCK 55. Mt Angel 50
i weights instead of the former this talk instead of holding the
SOCE 68, EOCE 64
junior heavyweights Among the regular meeting this month Every
SOCE 57. EOCE 50
muscle-stretchers Lillard plans to one is urged to attend this meet
Ashland 40. Grants Pass 29
bring to Medford are such nota­ 1 ing.
North Bend 47. Ashland 35
bles of the mat game as Jumping • Mrs. Walter Hash of the Dead
AHS Reserves 23. GP Resetv. es
Joe Savoldi, Danno O'Mahoney, Indian district and Mrs Billy
Cy Williams, Chief Little Wolf. Briggs of Bellview district attend­ 22
Ashland Juniors 14 Mai'shfiel'l
Chief Thunderbird, Pedro Brazil ed a meeting at Mrs. Ear) Leev­
and Brother Jonathan.
er's Tuesday afternoon on mobili­ Juniors 37
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Ashland Juniors 28. Roseburg
zation for American defense Mrs
MRS, GUNTER ENTERTAINS
Hash and Mrs. Briggs are chair­ Juniors 30
WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD
Medford 30. Roseburg 26
men of their districts.
Mrs. Hazel Gunter entertained • Mr and Mrs Robert Rosen­
Klamath Falls 26. Medford 25
members of the Wesleyan Service baum have moved from Klamath
Klamath Falls 4M. Lakeview 31
Guild on Tuesday evening at her 1 Falls to the Walter Hash ranch
St Mary's 29, Prospect 13
home on Scenic Drive. The pro­ where they will be associated with
Talent 57. Sams Valley 20
gram included a devotional period Mr. Hash in farming and stock
Phoenix 27, Central Point 17
led by Miss Velma Brower, with raising.
Medford 41. Jacksonville 26
Mrs. Charles Giffen assisting at • Miss Aileen Inlow from Gold
Central Point 39. Gold Hill 14
the piano. Miss Carrie May Smith Hill spent the week-end with her
Jacksonville
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presented the topic on current ra­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vai Inlow
(County Class B championship)
cial problems in the United States, • Harry Farmer returned to his
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especially dealing with the Jews home Saturday from Quincy. WSCS HELD IIH.I I.AH
and the negroes. The status of Calif, where he is employed in SESSION LAST FRIDAY
orientals in the United States was the lumber industry.
Members of the Women's So­
presented by Miss Cora Mason.
• Mr and Mrs. Robert Fowler i ciety of Christian Service met lasi
The president. Miss Voda Brow­ moved Sunday from the White Friday at the Methodist church
er, conducted a business meeting, place to the Jordan ranch
for an all-day session Mrs. Ralph
during which arrangements were • A baby boy was bom Saturday Billings presided over the business
made for a social gathering with morning to Mr and Mrs Verne | meeting Red Cross sowing was
the Martha Gillete Guild on Fri­ Boe at their new ranch home. The done in the morning At noon a
day evening, Feb. 13. at the little fellow weighed six pounds delicious chicken tamale luncheon
Methodist church.
and has been named Scott Car­ was served by the hostess com­
Mrs. Gunter served refresh­ penter Mrs Edmundson of Ash­ mittee consisting of Mesdames
ments at two tables which were land is taking care of Mrs Boe George Mason, Hattie Konop, Lo-
decorated with spring flowers, ar­ and baby
ren Messenger, Frank Van Dyke.
ranged in a color scheme of yellow | • Mr and Mrs Irving Ross were L H Gallatin. Ada Hartley and
and green.
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and W H Herbert
Those present included Miss Mrs. Bob Miller.
Mrs. Walter Herndon led the
Voda
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i Brower, Gladys 'Whitson. • Mrs Emil Gassman is able to devotions on the theme, "To Wor­
Carrie May Smith. Velma Brower, be out again after being confined ship Rightly is to Love One An
Ollie Depew, Cora Mason Ethel to her home suffering from a other.” The program chairman.
Reid, and Mesdames Charles Gif­ sprained ankle
Mrs. W A Stratton, wax assisted
fen, Afton Hannah. Leona Ormond. • Mrs Robert Bell and infant tn her presentation by Mrs E. T
Alice Willits and Hazel Gunter.
daughter are spending a few days Newbry, Mrs E L. McCracken
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with Mrs R E Bell They plan to and Mrs Homer Billings
RAINBOW CLASS MEETS
The Rainbow class of the Pres­ return to their home in Klamath Cora Mason was in charge of the
mission study and presented a dis­
byterian church was entertained Falls Sunday.
cerning paper concerning the ori­
at the home of Miss Mary Cor-
The lamb population of the na­ ental problem of the United
thell on Monday evening Valen­
tine games and refreshments were tion, according to estimates of the States.
FOR VICTORY: BI Y BONDS
enjoyed by the group. The presi­ department of agriculture, will be
dent, Jessaminç
Jessamim —
Pendleton, was in 34,549.000 In 1941, a five percent
increase over 1940.
charge of the business session
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Speaking of Daylight Saving
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—with your fire in-
surance. By so doing
you get protection
against
WINDSTORM
EXPLOSION
AIRCRAFT
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Baling Wire Salvage
Is Wartime Advice
American farmer* throw away
enough used baling wire each year
to bull ilthrce battleships or 3000
medium sized tanks, according to
an estimate of the U. S. depart­
ment of agriculture Much <»Y the
100,000 tons of baling wire used
each year is allowed to rust away
in scrap heaps after being used
once
Extension services m various
states are now calling attention
to the fact that much ut this wlie
Could be reclaimed and used a
second time if carefully removed,
either by untying the knot with
pliers or by cutting the fire close
to the knot Rusting may hr pre­
vented by wiping or spraying the
wire with oil and storing li
place
Careful removal of wire from
bales will also reduce stock losses,
as many cattle anti horses are
killed annually by swallowing
Needless loss of life and prop­
short pieces that become mixed erty is hampering national de-
with hay
fenac, so President Roosevelt lias
asked the National Safety Coun­
• Mrs Adrian Sins spent the cil to lead a nation-wide campaign
Week-end with her husband al against accidents on the highway,
Elmira
on the job or at home.
DEFENSE HOUSING
TITLE SIX FINANCING
Ur liavr I mtii assured by FIIA
Oregon State Headquartern Of­
fice that Ashland will I m * desig­
nated as within a
DEFENSE A BE A
This mean» tlinl »|M*culntivr building for defense
workers can tw financed through IIIA with priori­
ties assuring needed supplies of critical materials.
See us for further details. See our Defense Housing
Plans, I nit < (instruction.
ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 3’91
Manager
Oak Street at Railroad
ELECTRICITY
Offers You
The Key
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and several other haz­
ards that could hap­
pen to any of us.
Did you know that
If you do not have it now,
can be added for small addi­
tional premium to your pre­
sent fire policy. Do it now.
by letting the Ashland Laundry take
care of your washings, you could save
a whole day each week for more pleas­
ant tasks and recreation. In addition to
this> you will have eliminated the sick­
ness hazard resulting from the exposure
of winter laundering.
Billings Agency
REAL ESTATE and
a
REAL INSURÀN rcE
41 East Main
Phone 8781
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• Mrs. Charles Mitchell visited
the past two weeks with her mo­
ther, Mrs. J. A. Larson, in Klam­
ath Falls.
• Mrs. D. M. Brower and Miss
Voda Brower left Thursday to at­
tend the funeral of Mrs. Brower's
sister, Mrs. S. A. Miller, in Aurora.
• Mrs. Emma Payne has returned
home from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Los An­
geles and San Francisço.
ASHLAND LAUNDRY COMPANY
Phone 7771 : 31 Water St.
“For the ideal washday—
Just call,
That’s all
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Real Home
COMFORTS!
It takes a heap ’o living in a ho imp to make a borne’’
. and there is nothing that adds as much comfort
to the home as modern electrical appliances. In ad­
dition to the conveniences, you will appreciate the
economy of electricity.
Ashland Light Department
“Your SERVICE Department”