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4?/ Fk« 4«/» Quit il«p •» Wl. Buy More War Bonds « VOL. XII THIS AND THAT (By OI.D TIMER) To the Editor: Hitler, we hear, now gets his dope from the crystal gagers. Well, at least they arc no more unreliable than that victory time • able his high command wus once no proud of. TALENT NEWS ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, July 8, 1943 Number 24 BELLVIEW NOTES I OUR DEMOCRACY Along the Platte by Mat J. E. Hays and daughter, El- CpI. Harold Romanger, who Is woodina, were business visitors to Al'/ng the south bank of the stationed in California, is spend - 'Grants Paas Wednesday. Platte the covered wagons <rf 1843 Ing a furlough with his home Mr. and Mrs Jim Bishop are | continued their westward march. folks in Talent and his brother F. ' moving to Medford from Siskiyou. Finally the fork of the North and and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. INA^S AKE WON BY MEN ANO MATEK/AL . Mr. Bishop has been driver of the South Platte was reached. It wes Babe Romanger, ut Ashland. Siskiyou school bus for the pant there that Dr. Marcus Whitman fighting men must have The local Fire Department was several years. and his nephew Perrin Whitman FOOD,GUNS,CLOTHING,MACHINES y ia ^^S cabl'd out Thursday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Darrerf and caught up with the vanguard. tir» tne Cook apartment to a ■Si 111 daughter, who have been living Whitman was a welcome addition THAT COST MONEY ¿-y Ino rose unit the cabbage me which wits soon pul out with very in Portland, Ore., spent a few to the party because of his know true cousins, says an agricultur little damage. 'lays last week with Mrs. Darre's ledge of the country and his abili ist. Maybv so, but they don't T he R evolution - o</« John Hamilton, who has parents, Mr. and Mrs H. H. Her ty as a physician. Whitman's ad seem to have been on a|M<akiiix employed in Washington, Fl It ST WAIt FOA FUEEOOM- V7 1 ''1 rin. Mr. and Mrs. Darres are en vice to the party was "keep trav terms lately. COST HALF A BILLION turned home Saturday to route to Colorado to make their eling," for a delay was dangerous. DOLLARS-A TREMEN0OU5 his family and lelatlves in 111 home. S um forour forefathers For our healths sake, we're told valley. If only a few miles a day were Earl Farmer, who has been ill made it wes better than standing TO RAISE. THEY WORKED, one should wash his feet daily. of Talent peo- Quite a number and in the Veterans' Hospital at still, would provide new pasture saved , sacrificed - to Uncle Zeke believes it’s a gisal pic spent Sunday, July 4, on the % win what they Portland, Ore., for the past two livestock and bring the idea and by keeping one’s socks Applegate River, WERE FIGHTING FOK * months, arrived here Saturday to that much nearer their on during the I mi th one can also Mr. and Mie. Fil'd Ox*k of M visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. goal cut down one's luundry bill, too. Chemault, Ore., spqnt the Fourth John Farmer. Crossings were made on the > > > with Mr. Cook's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greene and chil South Platte anywhere from five Some of those executives ut Mrs Elmer Cook, at Talent. and dren, Maiilou and Rodney, ar- <Jf)e hundred miles west of the Washington should button their Mrs. Cook's parents, Mr. and rived from Tacoma, Waah, last , fords. On June 29, the wagons mouths before the bottom of Mis Waller Hotanes, In the Vai- I] Mrs. Greenes ( parents, Mr. and arrjved at a grove of cotton- their throats become sunburned ley View district. Friday to spend two weeks with- madc camp in prepa- Staff Miss Patsy Franklin and ,,, lit Mr«. Henry Stenrud, and grand- mlon fo crowring the riv- Women radio announcers will Sergeant l>ewLs Datiiei Maples- mother, Mrs Sornaon. er at what was later known as replace men, it Is predicted. TTiey den, son of A U Mapleaden of Miss Francis Reekman of Har the Lower California crossing, would have the last word. NOW WE ARE FIGHTING A WAR Hamberg, Calif., were married In bor, Ore., is spending two weeks about 60 miles above the forks. Mrs. Ma- TO PRESERVE THE FREEDOM • y i Medford on June 24. % with Edna Yockels. Nesmith called the grove of cot Mm who make laws aro not I . plesden is a daughter of Mr. and OuR FATHERS WON IT IS Mr. and Mrs D. F Korths and ton woods - “Sleepy Grove.” no essential as men who make i Mrs. M. P. Franklin, who reside , COSTING THE UNITED STATES sons, Jimmie and Donnie, have business, nearly half a billion South Platte river at that point on the old hlghwuy south of moved back to their home from was about half a mile wide and s DOLLARS rvEKV TWO ANO town, and was graduated from • A Cottage Groove, Ore., where they two to four feet in. depth, abound ONE-HALF OATS. WE CAN Mrs. tiiffrn and Duiighler Visits the Talent High School this year. I have been since last fall. Jimmie PROVIDE THIS MONEY ONLY In Utah and N^-brusku ing in quicksands. How to get The groom, who has been sta underwent a tonsil operation at BY WORKING,SAVING, (¿»•Editor of the Miner Mr«. tioned ut Camp Howze, Tex., is I across was the question. A few the hospital last Friday. SACRIFICING AS THEY DlD- Charles M Giffen in visiting with here on furknigh. of the emigrants stretched fresh A Jesse Walker is helping with 8Y PAYING OUR TAXES, BuriNG her rents Mr and Mr« H. W buffalo hides over their wagon- Mr. and Mrs. George f’heifer the janitor work at the Southern WAR BONDS. MAINTAINING Savin, in Nebraska boxes to make them waterproof, and son, Jack, spent a couple of ' OUR LIFE INSURANCE Oregon College during the sum- On her way out she stopped days on a fishing trip near Dia so they could be used as boats, ) AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. mer months. • over at Salt ixike City for a few mond latke «ver the Fourth of but there were not enough hides L», Quite a large crowd from Bell- (lays’ visit with friends. for all the wagons, so the problem July. r /i view attended the rodeo at Med- Mins Hettle May Ihirsons of was solved by linking several Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam Th rest er ford Sunday afternoon. Marysvale, Utah. accompanied I and daughter of Murphy spent I wagons together, then hitching 20 Mr. Earl Hamilton was called Mr« Giffen and Ann Marie from last Thursday visiting Mr Three- I or more yoke of oxen to tthem to Portland Monday by the se A .I Sait Ixikr to Cozad. Nebraska. and fording the river, Men on ter's sister, Mrs. Hazel Skeeters. 1 rious illness of his father. • horseback rode beside the oxen Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gleims pur Word has been received that , and kept them moving. Ferrying chased property of Mr. Hibma, /W/ZY OUR FI6HTIN6MEN WITH WHAT THEY NEED. Warren E. Siebert, who was to and five known as the Walsh camp ground, have been inducted into the U. S. commenced on July 1, south of Talent, and have taken Service June 25, has been de days were consumed before the last wagon was across possession. ferred because of physical dis Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller of abilities. He and Mrs. Siebert O8C MAN TO STUDY POIJJCN The weekly Tuesday swim-| Medford were guests of Mr. and have been spending the past two Development of nurse« training fiance party sponsored by the Mrs. Charles Skeeters Sunday. months at International Falls, WITH $2500 FELLOWSHIP Ashland USO thia week included I Floyd Yarrell left last Thurs- in Oregon is the alm of a $600 A Gugenheim research fellow The next Army-couple party Minn., and are expected to return ship, one of the most sought after in addition to other soldiers bi day for Minnesota, where he was pre-nursing scholarship fund vot here about August 1. town a convoy of to men from inductrd into the School for Avia ed by the University of Oregon will meet, as regularly, on Mon-. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Randall in the scientific world and valued mothers' organization at i t s day at 6:30, according to spokes the 31H(h Station Hospital of tion. and two children from Eureka, at $2500, will enable Dr. H. P. Ounp White, in comjMUiy <rf War-! Mrs Clarence Hunter and three spring bumnww meeting on the men for the group. Calif., spent the week-end with i Hansen, assistant professor of bot rant Officer O Rourke Swimming daughter« visited her parents. Mr. campus. A committee appointed! This gToup meets each Monday Mrs. Randall's parents, Mr. and any at the Oregon State College, i to administer the fund is made up evening, and in addition to the Mrs. James Metcalfe occupied the early hours, and fol- and Mrs. Will Bate«, Monday to spend all next year in intensive of Mrs. Emmett Rathbun. Port- program of entertainment, plans lowihg thia u number of men work on a study of forest tree land. Dr. Rudolph H. Ernst and for the following weeks party. VALUABLE FEiXOWSHIP IN A HUE ND came to the USO for dancing and pollen deposits in Pacific north- west marshes. refreshments. The evening ended Around the corner I have a friend Dr. Astrid Mork Williams, uni All soldier couple« are Invited to CHRISTIAN WORK GRANTED faculty, and Jtarl W On- join the meetings and help to1 A fellowship to provide advance Dr. Hansen has been carrying with a group of soldiers singing in this great city that has no end I ; • versity - i some songs from "The Doughboy Yet day« go by and weeks toll on i, thank, university dean of person plan the program. Further in-j training and experience in Christ on this study for years as a side formation on plans for next week ian leadership on college cam line tof his teaching work. The Revels of 1943," an interesting And before I know the year has nel. The plan, as outlined by Dean may be had by calling the Ash puses, valued at $1000 plus expen- ( identification of pollen grains pre musical revue written and direct- .gone, ses, has been awarded to Miss. served in old marshes is one of the cd by CpI. Van Joy and CpI. And 1 never see my old friend's Onthank. is to divide the $600 Into land USO. at least four scholarships for the ------------ •------------ Alice C. Jacobson, a 1941 graduate newest sciences and permits a Edward L. Roas The numbers face. sung were "1 Think of You, Dear For Life 1« a swift and terrible next academic year. Eligible for j Mrs. Ted Lockhart, assistant to of Oregon State College. For the study of the history of changing the scholarships are graduates of Mrs. Bayonne Glenn, director of post two years Miss Jacobson has vegetation during the past 20,000 Mom,” "Ain't This a Wonderful race. Oregon high schools in this scho- the Ashland USO, is in Southern been executive secretary in charge years. Song," "Swing It, Soldier" and He knows I like him just -..v California visiting her husband, <rf the combined Christian £Toup I lastic year or that of 1942 who, ■'TYie Doughboys of 1943." As tn the days I rang his bell. . who is in the Navy and stationed for men and women. i And he rang mine We were young are high-ranking scholars and give promise of becoming really in that region. This fellowship is one of 16 i then, and now we are busy, tired Colored Singers At competent nurses. Application granted this year fo rthe first time ' men: Methodist Church Miss Dorothy Morris is em- ¡ by the Danforth foundation of St. ! Tired with playing a foolish game, blanks for the candidates may be from- A group of Negro singers Tired of trying to make a name. i the office of Eugene Louis. Mo. Miss Jacobson will obtained fro mthe office of Dean ployed in called the Victory Quintet will "Tomorrow,” 1 say, "I will call on obtained from the office of Dean Tilomas. spend six weeks at a summer train ------------ •------------ give a program of religious num Jim, ing camp in Michigan, will travel The one aspect of the war in — ber« in the Methodist Church on Just to show that 1 am thinking which Oregon has failed to stand Back the attack. By War among several colleges, and wil TTie majority of fo'ks are hon- Friday evening. July 9 These of him.” high up in the list of states, ac Bonds through the payroll savings then spend a semester on one cam- e«t. It is not dishonesty amongst men have appeared before au But tomorrow comes and tomor cording to observers of the situa plan to the limit of your family's pus in combined study and prac the great majority of us, it is gul- diences all across the United row goes. tical Christian leadership work. tion, is in the training of nurses, income. Figure it out yourself. libility that is our problem We States, and have the reputation And the distance between us grows and the Mothers, realizing the im • • • ------------•------------ have not been brought up on of being very fine singers. Their and grows. See us now for Automobile enough Aesop. Otherwise w e portance of nursing service to[ Now is the time to put the program will rxinsist of solos, Aroutid the corner!—yet miles a-1 their sons in the armed forces are pressure on for Victory. Double Liability Insurance. would not be quintet numbers, duets, and they way . . . Mrs. M. T. Bums—on the Plaza. I took-’.n by every?; hoping to help raise the state’s your blows to the Axis. will be sung as only the Negroes ''Here'« a telegram’ sir ... . standing In this respect. body coming a- ~ can sing them. There will be no' "Jim died today." These scholarships are in ad | long with tome admission charge, but there will And that'« what we get, and de dition to three regular scholar new rosy idea be received a free-will offering serve in the end: ships, one of $200 and two of Vi Ke ‘"security for the singers. Around the corner, a vanished $250 each, which are continued (for evermore.” ------------------- •-------------------- friend. for regular academic work in the Security clear BOY SCOUT CAMP OPENED —Charles Hannon Towne university, up to the mor The summer training camp for aacademieu- oo.pcsin g tician, including Scouts is located at Lake O’ The Washington, D. C.—How important is the average work WAR MAP UNGO the coffin. To er’s war bond purchases out of his pay every payday in Woods. The director this year is lust sit down and Waitress: "Hawaii, gentlemen FREE SHEETS MAKE START the grand strategy of the Allied High Command? Does the Arnold K. Green, assistant Scout 4» ON FARM KEtXHtDS SIMPLE wa>t - ail expen you must be Hungary? extent of his or her War Bond allotment executive of the Crater Lake ses paid - - would sure make ua Customer: "Yes, Siam, and we All Oregon county agents now have a part in determining when, where Council. a cobwebby outfit. have a supply of sample sheets and the strength of our military blows? Camp opened July 6 and will can't Rumania here long either. We have laws agninst the gents Venice lunch ready. from the new Oregon cash farm Any worker listening in on a recent remain open until August 3. Waitress: "I Russia table. with the 3 shells and one pea. We record book, which they will dis- conversation between General George C. Transportation by chartered buses need a law putting a jail term on Marshall, President Roosevelt’s Chief of | tribute free to anyone wanting to leaves Ashland each Tuesday What'll you Havre?” Staff, and Secretary of the Treasury Hen the flowery ducks in tne striped I try out farm record keeping before Customer: “Anything at all, morning, returning the following ry Morgenthau, Jr., learned the answers but can't Jakarta a little speed?" pants who try to put over catchy starting a regular book. Tuesday afternoons. to these questions. slogans like this, ’Freedcn from Waitress: "I don't think you can "A lot of farmers have never You are urged to file reserva Said General Marshall: care and everything - • and never Fiji that fast, Alaska." kept accounts and have continu tions at once at the council of ’’Mr. Secretary, I want you to answer Customer: “Never mind asking ally put off starting, because they a worry or effort." fice in Medford. George C. Marshall a question for me and to answer it with anyone, just put a Cuba sugar in fear the task will be too much for About the time we could get complete frankness. Can we military •X our Java.” nicely settled, and basking under them.” says D. Curtis Mumford, leaders plan to fight this war in &n orderly way—in the surest Waitress: "Sweden it yourself. head of the farm management de "security henceforth," and our Mr. It. A. Foxier and most effective manner—or must we take extraordinary I'm only here to Servla. It muscles have become flabby, partment at O.S.C., where the risks for fear the Ynoney will not hold and Companion Customer: "Denmark our bill books and the sheets were pre along would come some unruly out?” Are Invited to Be Guests of the and call the Bosphorus. He'll prob- pared "If these folks will just Foreign Highwayman Na'l n and Replied Secretary Morgenthau: SOUTHERN OREGON MINER ably Kenya, I don’t Bolivia know try it out on one of these sample ow would go Securi’y, lock, stock “General, the American public will to see who I am.” slap us down - and out the wind- sheets we feel sure they will find it take care of that. What they have done at the VARSITY THEATRE Waitress: "No and I don’t Car- is easy to do and that they will and barrel. Most of us half-way in the Second War Loan drive—the money (Friday and Saturday) ribean. You sure Ararat." savvy that perpetual motion is a they have produced and the spirit they want to keep it up.” "THE MEANEST MAN" Boss: "Samoa your wisecracks. have shown—is proof enough for me that fake, and we don’t buy perpetual The sample sheets, now avail PLUS What’s got India? Do you think able free, are reprints from the they will not let our fighters suffer from motion stock anymore, very of "BUSSES ROAR * lack of support until we achieve complete this arguing Alps business?” ten - but that don’t keep us from book and provide space for keep victory, no matter how long that may bd Customer: “Canada the noise. ing a record of one month's farm being a sucker for something or Henry nor how much it may cost." Spain in the neck Abyslnnia." newer, if it sounds rosy and grand (Ssndav. Monday, Tuesday) Morgenthau, Jr. receipts and expenditures The Up your War Bond allotment out of "NOW, VOI AGER" - -and no sweat. We are demons —Ink Spots new book, while not as complete your wages today. Figure it out for yourself how much for shell games. as the old, will provide adequate Please call at the Miner Offici ------- «------- I above lu per cent it should be. Mr. and Mr» Harry Hurst spent records for making out income Yours with the low down, for Your Guest Tickets V. S. Tuuutj tufutant JO SERRA j A few days last weeg in Portland.' tax returns on the cash basis. MEN.-MATERIALrAND MONEY. !<¡¿» \" V Soldiers’ Program At Ashland USO gg©» STUI)ENT Army Couples to Meet at USO Party THE LOW DOWN HICKORY GROVE Listen to Morgenthau-Marshall Tell Power of Payroll Savings!
