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flu Aib ifopi of D m 'I itsp of 10 X. * For Freedom« So lie Buy More War Bonds *7Xo Pay** *1kat *4<U $9*i*Uu*y *7* VOL. XII * THIN AM) THAT (By OLD TIMER) To the Editor: ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, July 1, 1943 % .* i TALENT NEWS £*yÀ 9tl I Number 23 BELLVIEW NOTES OUR DEMOCRACY Through Kansas Mrs. Blanch Hungutc returned Mr. and Mm Oscar Rush were by Met here from Fox, Oregon where she guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. C North at the Kansas River, tile July was named for Cajim hits sp-nt the past nine months E. Wolden of Walker Ave Mr. emigrants encountered the Kaw, Ins Caesar who was bom in j with her parents, Mr. and Mis. and Mrs. Rush are newcomers to or Kansas. Indians, noted for be month 11. Boons. the valley from San Francisco ing expert thieves and beggars. Fred Hodapp at Central Point and have a beautiful home on the The Litle, or Red. Vermilion River, 1 There are some sec-tions in this spent Monday in Tal«-nt visiting Jacksonviile-I'hoenix highway. was struck near the present Louis town aiiapled to the herding of i friends. Mrs. 8 D. Stevens of Bel) Flow ville, Kansas, then on to the Big, ELI WHITNEV.OF COTTON GIN goats milk and meat without The i n f u n t and pre-school er, Calif, is »»pending a few weeks or Black, Vermillion where two FAME, ALSO INVENTED A NEW any points with her non and family, Mr and crossings were made, one at the round-up and clinic held at the METHOD OF MAKING GUNF 1 1 1 .City llall Friday afternoon was Mrs. David Stevens. fi present Barrett and one at Bige ALL PARTS INTERCHANGE The Japs arc making certain of well attended Three nurses with Mrs Milton Hamilton and low. Ten miles farther and the TO HIS ENTERPRISE- one thing history will never ac Dr. Merkle, county health doctor, daughter Beverly spent a few wagons arrived at the crossing of ENCOURAGED BY OUR cuse them of being humanitarians were in charge days last week with her parents, the Big Blue River, eight miles DEMOCRATIC SY6TEM OF Mr. and Mrs Eastman of Grants south of the present Marysville. Mrs Millie Trefethcn and Mrs.1 1 1 • REWARDING INDIVIDUAL / Pass. INITIATIVE -AMERICA CAN The Declaration of Independ \ Tom Blanchard, who have bi-en That was known as "Independence Mrs Eugene Seitz and baby re Crossing.” A good ford was found ence, passed by the second Con visiting Mrs (,’harlcs Skeeters tot TRACE THE DISCOVERY I ■ OF MASS PRODUCTION tinental Congress on July 4. I77h, the past week, returned to their to their home last week there. The tracks of the Old Trail 7 turned METHODS - SO VITAL from a two weeks' visit with her are still to be seen In the virgin appears to have become a forgot - homes in Kerby and Grants Paas i / > y s NON TO VICTORY- ten document. parents at San Raphael, Calif. Mrs. Skeeters, who suffered a prairie. There is located Alcove light stioke, is improving slowly Mr. and Mrs, Roy Talbot and Spring where the travelers in % 111 v. 4 b Miss Lola Talbot were dinner scribed their names on the rocks. Harold Romanger of the U S. The three-day battle of tiettys- I. guests Sunday at the James Met After crossing the Big Blue the burg, which is regarded by his- Army la spending a furlough with calfe home. emigrants went into camp, re tor I aim as the turning-point of his home folk Mrs M P. Franklin celebrated Mr and Mrs J. E. Gow land of paired their outfits and washed the Civil War, opened on July l, Klamath Falls were guests of Mr. their clothes. 1M03 Gen Dee losi 30.000 men her birthday anniversary Sunday and Mrs. J. H. Monroe at the Human nature asserted itself, of a total force of 75,000 and Gen. with a dinner Those invited to , Monrovia Ranch Wednesday. Mr resulting in a division of the com Meade'S I onhw were 23.000 of ■ the affair were Miss May Bene- I I diet and Mr and Mrs, Amo. M h - Gowland is recovering from the pany. Those using horses and «2,000 on the field flu and has not been able to work mules objected to the labor and plesden of Amiiand. 111 for two weeks. Mias IxitUe Berwick and Mrs. delay of herding the loose cattle Tnoar round-the-clock bomb- EUZUR WRIGHT DEVOTED Austin Skinner, who is station and waiting for the slow-moving Ings should convince the Nazis Sarah Clark of Bellview and Ash HIS MATHEMATICAL SKILL land called on friends in Talent ed at Camp White, spent the oxen. Owing to this dissension, that their time in abort TO THE STUDY OF Sunday evening week end with his uncle and aunt, Burnett resigned as captain and INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY 111 Mrs. Andy Carrol of near Trail Mr .and Mrs. Claude Kessler and William Martin was elected to WELFARE - SPONSORED The Greeks long ago made cer la spending a few daya in Talent with the Luke Willis family. succeed him. The party split into SOUND PRINCIPLES OF tain so-called music a Crime I with friends She is a former resi Mrs. Dan Farmer, who under i two columns. The light column LIFE INSURANCE-WITH i against the stalk In thcae modern dent. WHICH AMERICANS HAVE went a major operation at the consisted of those driving horses days it's a pity that the yowling SET THE WORLD A Mr Mid Mrs AJ Murry and two Community Hospital recently, was and mules; the cow column con of hill-billies and ranch boys over STANDARD FOR FAMILY children spent Sunday afternoon able to be moved to the home of sisted at those driving oxen. Jesse the radio could not SECURITY THROUGH in Phoenix, visiting Mr and Mrs I her parents, Mr -and Mrs. W. G. Applegate was chosen captain of the same category. INOIVIOUAL INITIATIVE Byrd. Frank Ttllford. 'his column. His colorful, descrip 111 A cr»"W of men, who have been I Miss Edna Yockel, who has been tive article, “A Day with the Cow Uncle Zeke is of the opinion working in the Timber in the spending the past ten days with Oolumn" is a classic of Trail his that m<a»t reformers are fellows, Pr«xq>ect area the past winter for friends at Harbor, Ore., returned tory. Both columns traveled with b who are willing and anxious to Charles Skeeters, have moved to home this week. in supporting distance of each oth try out their pet schemes on the the Wagner Cr»*ek country, where, Sydney Ann Spannus returned er in case of Indian attack. other fellow they will begin logging operations.! to her work at Dorris, Calif Tues The Trail followed the Little after spending a few days with Blue River for many miles, • 1 / Barbara Boe. A lot of old fellows wr know through a beautiful country Oregon War Chest ----------------------------- •----------------------------- arc still pretty husky despite the abounding in wood, water and lu. “EYES ALOFT” PROGRAM fact that they grew up in the pre Drive to Be Held Soon grass. It attracted the attention of ■Hie Eyes Aloft” Radio Pro the farmers in the emigration but vitamin age A score of agencies serving the gram produced In Hollywood, and their thoughts were centered on needs of war causes have now 111 INSTITUTE HELI) broadcast at 6 P. M. every Mon Oregon and they were not to be Celebrate the Fourth, but watch is-vn brought totgether in the Nat-; your step, local convention day over N ¿ B C Weat „ Colut lonal War Fund Such an organi WCTU local convention vuasv lured from their course. The • --------- held last Thursday at the i Network for the V fighter Com- zation was inevitable. Community was I of M Mrs Aircraft Warning Service Service List Billboard CANCEL STATE FAIR leaders have often felt there was home of rs. Reba P. Kelsey voodlv n number attend- haa become 0116 the mo8t Popu P°PU * of effort in fund rais umber in in attend- with a a goodly TO AID WAR EFFORT duplication lar programs on the Pacific Coast. Dedicated Sunday ing, when by doing all of it at ance. Mrs. Mabel Russell Lowther Oregon will have no state fair Plans are being effected for the Put victory first on the fourth! presided over the meeting. After ’ In trder that more people may be In 1943, the Mate director of agrt- one time. U could be completed | able to near this fine show that dedication of the large billboard shortly and save a great deal of With that slogan. Secretary of the devotional service led by Mrs. cultuty», E L. Voter son. announced State B<»b Farrell today joined Lulu Howard Mrs. Maude Marakc each week awards the Gold Tro containing the list of service men following an executive meeting manpower for other war effort the National Safety Council and gave the treasurer's report. She phy to some Observation Post or in the Ashland vicinity. The To obtain the moat efficient ad the first semi-annual aesalon of American Legion is in charge. other agencies in urging drivers Sta? reported a" ^rkM™er ?®ter/Or «**“*«< 1943, with the state board of agri- | ministration possible of funds and vice which they have performed The dedication services and to exercise care to avoid traffic efforts for relief purposes at home membership. culture in Salem June 1«, when for the IV fighter Command, the program wall be held Sunday af accidents during the Fourth of The Memorial service for Mrs. the matter was diecuased from all and abroad .and with the support Pacific Northwest Mutual Eroad ternoon at 2:30. The municipal July holiday season this year. ! Luella Stearns was conducted by of the President's War Relief angles and unanimous agreement "July 4. 1941 found this country Mrs. E. A. Oldenburg. This was casting System Network has ar i band and the Kiltie band will reached that the war demands I Control Board .groups of repre- celebrating its independence. July followed by a solo by Mrs. C. M. ranged to rebroadcast the “Eyes play several numbers. Honorable 1 sentative citizens worked out an that all efforts of the part at ag Aloft” program on Fhuisday Porter J. Neff will give the dedi riculture he directed toward the economical and systematic way of 4, 1943 finds this country fighting ; Litwiller. nights at 8 p.m. catory address. Others participat Rev. Ward E Pratt, pastor of fund-raising for various agenices. again to preserve this indepen production of food. It will be heard in this area o- ing in the program include Mayor the Church of the Brethren, gave The fair, operated by the state The final result was the National dence," Farrell declared. ver radio stations KUIN-Grants Thornton J. Wiley, Dr. Arthur S. a fitting address on "Peace ” . War Fund. "It would be poor business to department of agriculture, will Taylor and the Rev. H. G. Eddy. Mrs. Minnie Bryant of Medford Pass and KFJI-Klamath Falls. In this state this organization is threaten the efficient conduct of not be held for reasons fourfold: ----------- #------------ ------------•------------ bl-county president of the WCTU to be known as the Oregon our fight for freedom by destroy War 1 The fairgroun«!» are under lease Bl'RDIC GIVEN PROMOTION SOCE STUDENTS CALLED to the army; 2 Rejuvenation of Chest, and every county in Ore- ing human life and valuable prop gave an inspirational message to Resident of Ashland, Oregon, FOR MILITARY TRAINING 1 the group. gon will be organized for erty needlessly. ” this the premises for the fair would Mrs. George Bruce read an art Joseph T. Burdic has been pro-1 Dean Jones of Klamath Falls, require much time and money ax War Chest drive. Holiday travel will of necess icle by Madame Chiang Kai-Shek. moted to 1st Lieutenant Jt has student body president at the The exact dates of the cam- ity be curtailed to a considerable well ax the services of labor now During the social hour the hos been announced by Headquarters Southern Oregon College of Edu sorely needed for essential war paign and the amounts to be extent this year, but there will tess. Mrs. Kelsey, served delicious of the Antiaircraft Artillery cation during the past year, has rais«*d by the various communities work: 3 The fair, if held, would be some local travel over the hi- School, CampDavis, North Caro been called to report to the Uni place additional burden on al of Oregon will be announced later. ways of Oregon, Farrell said It refreshments. Mrs George Bruce lina. His local address is 122 High versity of Washington to take up and Mrs. Homer Billings poured ready overtaxed transportation | The agencies through which the is important that this travel be military traiuing. Vernon Nolen facilities; 4. Holding of the fair, National War Fund functions are: accident free because accidents at the tea table. BOB STEARNS KEtEIiES of Marshfield, who was elected to would draw labor away from the USO; The British War Relief So-1 today may involve military ve- COMMISSION IN MARINES serve next year as student body farms where labor will be needed ciety, Inc.; United China Relief. I hides, military personnel, or war I <11161 DlSCUSSlOTI 01 Bob Stearns, who was recently _ president, has also been ordered Inc.; TTie Queen Wilhelmina Fund. worker, and their vehicle.. badly during fair week. Postwar Problems commissioned second lieutenant to the University of Washington. Inc.; United Yugoslav Relief "Hundreds of essential worker* Mr Cecil Roberts, principal of in the U. S. Marines, surprised With the same gToup of SOCE Fund; American Social Hygiene will be traveling to and from jobs JEAN FRIDEGER ON Association, Inc,; World Emer during the Fourth of July holi the Riverside School of Grants his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. students will go Hal Jewett of HONOR ROLL LIST gency mid War Victims Fund; days as our war plants continue Pass, was leader in a panel dis- Steams with a visit from Friday Central Point. All three boys have been enlisted for some time — Although enrollment dropped VWCA; War Prisoners' Aid; their operations,” the secretary cussion held at the Southern Ore to Sunday evening. Bob flew up for the welcome in the Navy Reserve and waiting at the University of Oregon'------- gon College of Education la».t * YMCA; U. 8. Committee for the orders to report for training. from 2958 fall term to 2134 spring Care of European Children; Unit of state said. "Our hi-ways must week on two mornings, the svb- visit .from San Diego. term, scholarship increased at the ed Seaman's Service, Inc.; French I be kept free of accidents so that ject: The need for an understand rate of one per cent each term, It Relief Fund, Inc.; Norwegian Re this and other forms of essential ing and tolerant attitude toward is revealed by honor roll statis I lief. Inc.; The Belgian War Relief {transportation may move free all peoples to insure a lasting tics, for the school year ending Society. Inc.; United Nations Re and uninterrupted." peace to follow this war.” BY IJ U FF May 30 The decrease in enroll lief of the A. F. of L.; National [ Farrell urges drivers to observe Opening the discussion. M ment is attributed to the large C.I.O.; War Relief Committee; the 35 mile wartime speed limit Roberts spoke of tn- duty of 1«r at all times, to observe the posted ocratic people to be aware of. and number of men students joining Refugee Relief Trustees, Inc. speeds on all military reaerva-; sympathetic with all groups, ra the armed forces and the increase ------------•------------ tions, narrow bridges, towns Mid cial, religious, or sectional, to in »»cholarxtiip to more intensive KING—GWINN NUPTIALS other points, and to keep alert to i insure the justice that promotes study. The marriage of Miss Helen Jean C Frideger, Ashland Is King to Mr J. A. Gwinn of Eu existing traffic conditions. peace. Other members of the pan among ■the 149 honor students gene occurred Tuesday afternoon, "Remember essential trans el spoke in turn, Miss AJleen In- on the spring term honor roll. To June 22, at four oclock in the portation must move along our low and Miss Marie Prescott of be eligible one must have an av home of Mrs. M. W. Wheeler on hi-ways, sq drive carefully and Ashland, and Mrs. Waneta Wal erage of half A's and half B's, West Main Street, put victory first on the Fourth" lace of Riddle, Oregon, enumerat ------------•------------ or a grade of 3.5. Miss Frldeger ing existing conditions of group Tlie double ring ceremony was is also chairman of the Campus pronounced by the Rev. James H SMALL WORLD intolerance, and suggesting meth-; War board for the coming year. Edgar. The bride r attendants GARDNERVILLE, NEV.- Louis ods or means whereby public! were her sister, Mrs. F. M Bank Neddenriep, who was in London school teachers may combat or ston of Salem as matron of honor, | recently, received a pair of Red ameliorate such conditions. Fol MILS. M. T. BURNS and her niece De'cia Dnwn Bank , Cross socks looked at the label and lowing these discussions, the and Companion ston as flower girl. Mr. Wilbur discovered the letters "Douglas meeting was thrown open for i County, Nevada,” his home county, questions and t_ o Are Invited to Be Guests of the Bushnell wax best man. suggestions from SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Miss Ijouise Woodruff was in ----------------------- ------ -—~— the audience, and a profitable . to see charge of the music for the wed Miss IJllian Nii*l»o’Mon assisted in argument ensued serving . at the VARSITY THEATRE The panel discussion grew out ding march. Mr. C ..... ....................... ........ Gwinn's t'lsiness interests _ of the work done . in .............. a summer (Friday and Saturday) Following the marriage cere- being in Eugen* and viclnitv. he school course in Educational Pay-1 “UNDERCOVER MAN" > mony the newly wedded pair held PLUS a hiief reception and received the and Mrs. Gwinn will make their choiogy conducted by Mias Jean “JACARE" good wishes and congratulati >ns home for the preient tn Eugene, ette Smith of the Department of t Mrs. Gwinn is a native of Tows. Education in SOCE. of their friends. or Miss Doria Hitchcock served at but for the past seven years as a (Stnday, Monday, Tuesday) Mrs. Henrv Nev’ton snent the the coffee urn and Mrs. Wilbur member of the facnl'y of the “Andy Hardy's Double Life” week end with her sifter, Mrs. large convert- Southern Oregon College of Fdu- Bushnell cut th* l-.„- .. ------- ------------ ------ „ — ----- — ............ Please call at the Miner Offict ¡tionally decor-red cake after the cation at Ashland, sle lias made Walter Herndon in Klamath for Tour Guest Tickets Falla. bride had init'ad the service, her home in AahUnl. PERSONAL INITIATIVE BASIS OF DEMOCRACY. Af if iu KW I 3 .< 1È FARRELL rrniHELL URGES UHUEd 1 ° cal wctu CARE IN DRIVING ON JULY 4 ----- •----- ---- •----- AMERICAN HEROES I I I y
