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"THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES—YOU LEND YOUR MONEY" Buy Mors War Bonds Today vol . xn TUB* AM) THAT (Itv <>l.l> TIMER) To the Editor: Thia <lute In hlwtory: April 15, 1912, the steoniMhlp Titanic on her nuHden voyage from Southampton to New York was wrecked on collision with an iceberg in the North Atlantic off the New Found- land coast 'Rie Io«« of life wax 1,017. Passengers anti iii"W had totaled B,207. The ship was 882% feet long' and cost 17,550,000 ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, April 15, 1943 GOLDEN WEDS’ CELEBRATION I DEMOCRACY by Mat Number 12 BEIAVIEW NEWS FIRST WAGON IN THE ROCKIES HEI.LVIEW GRANGE MEETS The Bellview Grange held their WE MUST WORK HARDER., // regular meeting Tuesday evening Rep. Earl Newbry gave a report When "Jed” Smith crossed the Fifteen couples who have been & UVE MORE SIMPLY- on bills pajue-d by the last session Rockies at the South Paas in 1824, married 50 or more years attend of the State Legislature. The he visioned a trail crossing the MMt " w J o ■ - , ed the service at the Mehodist Grange voted to send their usual Continental Divide in the not dis- Church Sunday evening at which donation to the Oregon State tant future, It had been the prac- they were the honored guests. Home for children. tice of the fwf traders to trans Promptly at 6 o'clock the cou- Mrs. Hazel Applegate, Sec re-! port the furs, bought at the pli x were ushered into lhe dining rendezvous in the Rockies, l I'kMik '^.!íná tar y sent in her resignation as annual room of the church, where the secretary and Betty Nichols, who by bull-boat or pack-horse. Such 1 < 1 Uncle Zeke says old-fashioned tahlrx were decorated in white and i has been acting secretary since transportation waa laborious and parents taught their children to gold, and the room ornamented ’ the Illness of Mrs. Applegate, was dangerous, but had been accepted • ut what wax placed before them, with whits and gold flowers and elected to the office. Harry Henry, as the only way. Smith broached thus anticipating rationing by candles. Here the ladies of the who has been called into the ser the matter of wagon transporta church served refreshments, and vice sent in bls resignation as as tion to his partners David Jackson many yearn the couples were introduced by sistant steward and Mr. Clarence and William Sublette, while camp 14 1 i Di O. W Bruce, and each couple Gassaway was elected to fill his ing in Pierre’s Hoie in the present if we could only grow things guve.a brief review of their hls- Idaho in the winter of 1829-30 place. like those picturcd in the seexi I lory. Following the social hour, Smith declared that it was en The hospitality committee for Victory garden would catalogs, a the couples were ushered into the BEFORE CANNED FOODS WERE INVENTED. / tirely feasible to transport fun by April 20 will be Mr. and Mrs be a thing of bcuulv and a >sy sanctuary of the church to the AMERICANS- RICH AND POOR-MADE THEIR - U* Ralph Billings. Mr. and Mrs. W wagon from the Rockieo to St. forever. OWN GARDENS AND ’WINTERED THROUGH" f ,W strains of "IxAengrtn’s Wedding D. Brown, Miss Alta Brown, Mr. Louis. His plausible arguments 111 on simple fare , chiefly salt pork , J.- Marca,” and seated in the cenier and Mrs. W. G. Byrd and Albert worf them 80 Sublette started for Berlin newspaper admits Ger section near the front. The pas- CORN BREAD AND POTATOES. . « z,’rr „5 X' ’ Arnold. The Grange entertained 30 St. Louis to outfit a wagon train. many underestimated America’s ! tor spoke briefly on the subject, The train consisted of 81 men. soldiers from Camp White Wed productive power. It soutuis like ' "lie's Golden Rays,” which he said mounted, ten wagons d rawn by nesday evening, April 7. one of those confession magazine« I consisted of. "Faith, Hope and five mules each, two light wagons —V— Love." Mr. and Mrs. Paul Byers 111 The Birthday Club honored Mr. drawn by one mule each twelve In Chicago last year 8,105 fami sang ”1 Will Ixrve You When the Archie Kincaid with a party at his head of cattle to be used for beef lies shared the products <»f 547 Silver Threads Are Shining Among home Sunday evening. Those en if the buffalo failed, and one milk the Gold.” by Klickman. Ixiw- community war gardens. joying the evening with Mr. and cow. The motley outfit left St. rence Powell presided at the or- Mis. Kincaid were Mr .and Mrs. Louis on April 10, 1830, and fol- 4 1 1 the L. H Pankey. Mr and Mrs. Wai- Wal- lowed the Platte River to its des A few pineapples dnipped on the * gun for the church music and ter I-iavis and Lyda Davis, Mr and tinaUon on the Wind River range. match box house« of TGkyo might I wedding march. Following the addre«« by the Mis. Henry Stenrud, Mrs. Boren-1 reaching there on July 16. cool the ardor of the Japs The trappers were elated wi:h pastor a large piece of the wed -1 non and Mr . and Mrs. Wade the coming of the wagons and the Wallis Hitler is calle<1 cmzy now, an«l ding cake was presented to each he may pl<wl inxanity to escape couple to carry home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallis have Indians declared that it was "Big Tbs awards presented by the pas the lope after the war. sold their ranch in the Applegate Medicine”. On August 4, the wa tor and wife were beautiful pic- i district and are moving back to gons, piled high with precious furs 1 1 1 tures of nature’s scenery, and Bellview. They are former resi which men had risked their lives Oirand and lx' Gaulle, the naugh- were won by the following peo- < dents of Bellview and the commun [to obtain, pulled away from the ty boys, are still making faces at pie: Mr. and Mrs. James Clark i ity is glad to welcome them back. rendezvous on the long journey each other. AGAIN WE NEED ____ TO PLANTOUR OWN GARDENS... received the award for being the Mr. Stanley L. Winning, son of home. It was on October 10, six TO PRESERVE WHAT WE CAN FOR NEXT WINTER'S USE. 4 1 couple married the longest, which Mrs. L. H. Pankey, who has been months to a day after leaving, I TO ASSURE AMPLE FOOD FOR OUR FIGHTING MEN, Rhubarb is not nearly *> jxipu- was _______ ____ ___ «Mi years. Mr. ___ and Mrs. doing service in the U. S. army that the wagons rolled into St. SUFFICIENT FOOD FOR OURSELVES.. . lar thia firing as before sugar I won two other awards, has been released to aid with Louis. The milt cow made the rationing. one for having the largest num- round trip in safety and four head farm work. TO HELP WIN THE WAR. ber of relatives present and one 111 Mrs. J. P. Cancannon and son, of the beef cattle escaped the simple meal may have many fur having lhe largest number of John, Jr. arrived Saturday morn cook's pot. It was an epochal journey, for grandchildren present. good ¡xilnls ing from San Francisco to spend a ANGLING SEASON TALENT NEWS a wagon trail had been blazed as ------BUY BONDS— The following couples were in, month with her parents, Mr. and TALENT GRANGE MEETS far west as the Rockies, though Mr. and Mrs. Willie OPENS SATURDAY Mrs. Cliff Hazelwood. MANY STUDENTS attendance: The Talent Grange met at their The angling season for trout Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. D M Lowe. Mrs. W. O. Martin returned last 13 years would elapse before >t regular meeting Tuesday evening week from Cottage Grove where reached the Valley of the Willam ON HONOR ROLL Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, Mr. not Isas than six inches in length with two applications for member-1 The Southern Oregon College of and Mis. C. F. line. Mr and opens Saturday. April 17, in all she had been called by the illness ette. ship, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Math of her daughter, Mrs. Warren E. Ed. Note- This is one in a series Mrs. J. G. Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs. counties of the state except ten. Education has published the fol lowing names on the honor roll S. S. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. W . The opening date is May 15 in es. Four other members recently Siebert. Friends will be glad to of stories commmorating the Old for exceptionally good work done J Montgomery, Dr. and Mrs. G. Lake Cbunty and May 1 in Baker, joined. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Chet- hear that Mrs. Siebert is impro Oregon Trail Centennial. ------ BUY BONDS— past term, averaging 3 to 3.5 W. Gregg, Mr, and Mis. J. S. Grant, Harney, Klamath, Uma wood from eastern Oregon aryl ving. giade points out of a possible 4 Bond. .Mr. and Mrs Wm Worth tilla. Union, Wallowa, Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lewley, who Mrs Leonard Andrews enter Postmaster’s Post recently moved into the communi tained las; Thursday evening with ington. Mr. and Mrs A. E. Wal Malheur counties. grade points. ty from Medford. A very inter Those averaging 3.5 and over ker. Mr. and Mrs M Mosier, Mr The trout bag limit is 15 fish or a handkerchief shower and fare Filled by Grubb esting program wax enjoyed. are: Phyllis Ansama. Reedsport; and Mrs. M Bringle and Mr. and 15 pounds and 1 fish in any one Millard W. Grubb, who has well party for Mrs. K B. Weil, At their next meeting they who is leaving soon to join her worked in the local postoffice for Eileen Dick, Rogue River; Yvonne Mrs F A. Denzer These couples day but nat to exceed 30 fish or Christlleb, Ann Crandall. L a Mar reported they have ttb grandchil 30 pounds and 2 fish in any seven plan on entertaining soldiers and husband in San Francisco, where 19 years, has been named as Post Ormond and Lois Redford <rf Ash dren and 30 great-grandchildren. consecutive days or in [xswession will celebrate the Grange anniver they will make their home. Those master of Ashland to succeed sary with a covered dish dinner enjoying Mrs. Andrew’s hospitali Postmaster John Fuller. Because land; Berthiel Nelson, Klamath The ushers who led the march at any one time. featuring a birthday cake. The ty were Mrs. Carrie Haskins, Mrs. of political opposition the problem Falls, and Dolores Trout, Malin. for the seating of the honored Exceptions to the general Bea Those averaging 3 to 3.2 are: guests were I xj I s Redford, Rose- am and limit are to be found Home Economic Club meets at the Dorothy Blatter. Mrs. Vera Kerr, of filling the posi ion for postmas Patricia Anderson, Margaret I niary Messenger, Doris Hunsely listed in the 1043 synopsis of home of Mrs. Harvey Walters on Mrs Dena Connor and the honored ter has resulted in controversies Barn (house, Lottie Burger, Erma and Pauline Ulstad. They wore angling regulations published by Tuesday, April 13. At the Grange guest. Mrs Weil. extending over a year. Mr. Grubb Kruegar, Nellie McLain, Margery formal dresses of pastel shades. Mrs Mary Haynes is spending rated highest in the two civil ser the Oregon state game commission meeting two newly married cou Newton. Betty Nichols, Bud Silver. I This was the third annual serv and available now at all license i ples were presented with gifts. several weeks with her daughter, vice examinatioins that were con They were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mrs Floyd Parks of Central Point ducted. He is active in the Ameri Fern Walker. Florence Wood, Ixw- ice of this type, and the honored agencies. Pausom and Mr. and Mrs. Earl lle Rae Jensen, all of Ashland. can Legion, Masonic groups, and ------BUY BONDS------ guests expressed their apprecia The game commision again ur Yaryen, Barbara Boyden, Bettie Brown, Elks ’ Lodge. Mr. Bert Mitchell of Hilt was a tion in most flattering words and ges anglers to cooperate by re —V— Dorothy Dodge. Dorothy Eskew. John H. Fuller was Ashland’s let it be known they will antici porting the results of each fishing caller at the Miner office Wed Mr. and Mrs Clarence Home of Geraldine Frances, Ann Luman. pate the fourth annual occurrence trip on the special orange colored Ashland were Talent visitors, Sun nesday. He reported that he and postmaster for seven years before Verna Paulson, 'Albert Hyde, Ma his retirement. He has been a loyal | of the occasion at about this time "Catch Report Cards” that are day. Mrs. Mitchell are planning to citizen of Ashland for over 30 bel Tyrrell, all of Medford. next year. Incidentally this date, being distributed by license agen Mildren Bowerman and Marie Roy Coffman is holding down leave Hilt next Tuesday for other years actively engaged in various April 11, is the birthday anniver cies. sporting goods stores, fishing Gibson of Hood River; Betty Bol the job as City Marshal temporari points in California where they enterprises that contributed to the sary for Dr. G. W. Gregg lodges and boat concessions. For ing and Eleanor McColm of Grants ly until an appointment can be. will lookfor a new location. welfare of the city. each fishing trip made a card ------ BUY BONDS - - made. Bar; Simmons the former Pass; Ellen Brown, Crystal, Ore.; Buy your Memorials now for should be filled out, and mailed marshal has resigned. Patricia Furry, Phoenix; Lavilla to the game commission even if no Gosaon, Klondike, Ore.; Fanetie Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hungate and' (Mn.) M. T. Bums. -On the l ’ laxa. ri *h are caught. Information gath- Hodges. Merrill Ore.; Henrietta baby Caroline of Prospent spent ‘ tered from these cards will help ------BUY BONDS— Hall,’Gerber, Cal.; Joan Holmes, the week end with Mrs. Bertha Eagle Point; Elva Matthews, Days GRANGE MEETING 1 BY LEFF Hungate and Mrs. Elizabeth Pal I Creek; Verna Dean Meggs, Klam mer. Mrs. Palmer has been ill for ath Falls; Lee Merriman, Trail; TO BE IN EUGENE future policy. the past month. ------ Bl Y BONDS------ Eugene, and not La Grande, as Maxine Rand, Roseburg; Barbara V'ern Decker underwent a ma APPOINTED BAND LEADER originally planned, will be host Roush, Hilt, Chi.; Jane Smith. jor operation at the Community Salem; Lois Ann Thompson. Tal city to the 1943 session of the Harry Myers has been appointed Hospital 1% Ashland Tuesday, ent; Don Windbigler, Eureka, Cal.; Oregon State Grange as a result i leader of the Ashland Municipal Norval Stockstill, who is s.a- of the army’a commandeering band for the coming summer sea Marie Pochelu, Paisley, Ore. tloned at Longview, Washington most of the hotel facilitie« in the ------BUY BONDS------ son. At present he is director of Is home on an eight day furlough. Genevieve McGee of Klamath latter city. music in the public schools at Mrs. Stockstill, who is employed Falls is convalescing from a siege The announcement of change Talent, Phoenix, and Central Point in Portland, accompanied her hus of the flu at the home of her par of site for the convention, which Mr. Myers is an experienced mu band home and 1 Is visiting relatives ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. McGee. will be held June 7-11, followed sic teacher and band director. in Ashland. a meeting of the State Grange ex Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hoddap of ecutive committee at Portland Central Point visited friends in HOMER BILLINGS recently at which invitations from Talent, Sunday. and Companion Eugene and Hood River were con Mr. and Mrs. Roy Estes, who Are Invited to Be Guests of th» sidered. The decision in favor of have carrieo the lnail for the last SOUTHERN OREGON MINER the Willamette Valley city was 14 years, resigned the position and influenced by the fact that at the to aee *■ Mr- Frank Mannes has accepted 1042 sesion, Eugene lacked only at the VARSITY THEATRE the vacancy. Mr. Mannes is an old a few votes of winning out over time resi<,ent an<* ’tation agent (Friday and Saturday) La Grande as the delegatee choice ; «•*•> here for several years for the M. SS. 1er» “W»r Against Mm. Hadley” for this year’s meeting . wtXj| Southern }*acific before thy sta- PLUS As a result of the change of >**• <. wWk ,ion waa remove<i Pinning out ■ steady stream of machine gun fire. Corp. Leroy Dia "Come On Danger” she for the meeting, Ralph Laird. Mrs. Roy Parr visited her moth- mond, U. 3, M. G, and just two buddies stemmed a Jap advance on a or Cresswel), lane Pomona Grange er, Mrs. A. E. Messer in Ashland, Pacific Isle recently. One of the men, Pvt John Rivers, was killed. (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday) Master, will be in charge of ma » x. Wednesday. Diamond and the other man were saved. ’•Once Upon a Honeymoon” king arrangements for the con Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and These men are willing to give their lives. The least we can do is Please call at the Miner Ofiict vention. Lane County is one of the Appearing in "The Gallant baby of Medford spent Sunday lend our money. Huy Second War Loan Bonds. for Your Guest Tickets largest in the si ate from a stand Lady” Sunday night at the Lithia visiting Mr. Hamilton’s parents, point of Grange membership Theater. Mr., and Mrs. Sam Hamilton. II. S. 1 reosarv DeCarlmens ^3ÏÎ â .! s ’2 AMERICAN HEROES m HIK THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES. VETO LEND YOUR MONEV!
