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Un,V Of (, . °regon Ltbrary Ih» Atli itop« al safk/ny— •tap at IO I. W * Buy More War Bonds *1k* Pap** Jlal Sa^i*Uu^ % ¿ay-Anti ¿ayí 9tl ASHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, July 22, 1943 VOL. Xll Number 26 THIN AND THAT BELLVIEW NOTES FA LENT NEWS (By OI.D TIMER) Mi. and Mis Clarence Homes Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bell arid To tin- Editor; and daughter, Clarice, of Ashland Sam and Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. called on relatives here Sunday No wonder tlie food situation Bob Bell and daughter, Judy; Mr. is getting tighter. Tlie Food IM»- afternoon and Mrs. D. F. Korth and sons, Jack Phelfer is one- of the boy» Out uf Nebraska and into Wy ribution A<l min 1st rat Ion reports Jimmie and Donnie; Mr. and Mrs. oming, the 'llaii leu tmouga u that Americans wunte<| four bil who is spending the week at Warren E. Siebert, Winfield Rob colon ul land. Laianue a eux, lion ckillurs worth of fo<«i last camp at I Hike e>f the- Woods erson, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 W. O. 10,000 feet in e.e«auou, gatuvw Mr. and Mrs Will Bate-« have year in their homes And, lidd rock.<Jfrvd tke raitv descended arul five Martin held their annual picnic the emigrants to Lurauoe purchased the home- of Mrs IJz- ing tu wastage in other ¡»luces rx< , Ai\d fise winds bíecu, And / Floods came In the park Sunday. After lunch and that famous irouucr ervtaurunts, hotel«, military base«, zle Wipwarner across the stn-et beat upon tfvat (utuse -, and it feíí rvot the afternoon was spent in i vbnt- Fort Laramie, it was on juij institution«, on the wuy to mat - i from the* Batea Service Station, For it 1 utas founded upon a rocfc.. Ing. and plan on moving there soon. that the wagons croaseu toe »^.i- ket the nation threw uway 30 to I I*atrici«. Bell returned home arnie River and maue Mrs. Nipwarner is moving 40 pi-r < »-nt of th»- tOtSl IMS food Friday from Portland, where she the Fort. Lt was eauxbiL>ueu u. I ■tioen lx. supply. had spent he week attending the 1834 as a fur-trauuig poet Uj Eva Wedge spent a Mrs. e < e West Minister Presbyterial held William L. Sublette ana i.uuen. 'Hie OW1 reports that the nv- days last WMk visiting at the Lewis and Clark College. Campbell, who named it hurt v»il- Alice Waterman, daughter, eragv American'« income is ¡»rite-• Dallas Martin arrived Sunday liam. It waa bunt of large, sun- tlciilly double what it wus in family in Phoenix. from Tacoma, Wash., to spend a dried bricks caked aiioues. it 1942. There must be» a slip-up | Charles Skeeters and Mr week at the W. I. Martin home. eventually came in po&aesaiou o* soinewhere, Uncle Zeke thinks, im Mis. Bill Henry and family He is a nephew of Mr. Martin. the American Fur Company and he is still trying to survive on Prospect spent the week-end at their homes here. Mrs. Dan Farmer and children waa named Fort John for Joon tile Name old figure. Elsworth Oarland, «on of Mr. have returned to tljeir home in Jacob Astor. By common usage 1 1 1 and Mrs Kay Garland. enlisted Dorris, Calif., after spending the it became known as Fort Lara- Someone remarks that the war past six weeks with her parents, mie. Built on the hills above the has now reached what might I m * In the* Navy and le*ft for Port Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Byrd. Mrs. Laramie and North Platte Rivers, culled the seventh inning May- land Thursetay evening. Farmer and daughter, Delores, with its white-washed walls; the be so, but this is no time for' Mr. and Mrs. Wcsiey Bagley of both are recovering from recent green pastures near ^>y, studded uny of us to relax for a lazy Medford were tranaacUng busi ness in Talent Monday evening. operations. with sturdy cotton woods, grace stretch «ml a long yawn Mr. and Mia. Benny Bobba and ful willow's and hardy box-eiders Mr .and Mrs. Chester Apple 111 gate and Helen Kruger and Mr. and ash; the Black Hills in the Statist I ch show the average family of Table Rock visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wallis all en background with their evergreen American bought 3.7 ¡milx of I and Mis. Wayne Cowdrey Thuis- joyed a picnic lunch in the park adornments of pine and juniper, shoes last year, 111111 seven must' day evening. the old fort made a picture never Sunday. represent rr|>oir» to a ¡mir of| Roland i’aiks of Ashland vis ited relatives and friends in Tal 1941 model broguns. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Walden to be forgotten. ent Saturday evening. A dance was staged by the men were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. * * * and Mrs. Oscar Rush near Jack i of the fort in honor of the emi The llO.OtX) JitpaneHe evacuees ( Mis Frank Parke of Portland grants. This was a welcome re sonville. in U. S. camps live i on point spent a couple of weeks visiting mends in the valley. laxation after weeks of travel cards, the average cost of feed- Miss Adeline Hamilton, who N George Clark returned home and hardship. Repairs were made Ing being about 40 cents u person has spent the past few weeks vis Tuesday from a trip to North Da to the outfits, the live stock were per day. iting friends at Santa Monica, O ur nation is built upon the rock of democracv kota and oilier places visiting Calif., arrived here Thursday for shod and some trading done. EVERT AMERICAN CAN OO MIS PART TO HELP < < < relatives. Mr. Clark was formerly HIS NATION THROUGH THE STORM OFwAft........ N>»w that the arrow denoting a visit with her parents, Mr. and Their purchases were’ limited, from Dakota. however, for prices were high. AE CAN WOQ* AT HOME,ON FARMS , IN FACTORIES. action in the INicific war aiea Mrs. Ear.' Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. George Phelfer Coffee and brown sugar cost WE CAN SPEND WlSELV, PAV UP OUR DEBTS , maps is turned their way. the | were visitors in Rogue River Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tucker, who $1.50 a pint; flour was 25 cents PAT OUR TAXES, PUT EVERT DOLLAR lA/E CAN Japs, we imagine, are beginning Sunday afternoon. have bought the Morse ranch a pound; calico, $1 a yard; gun INTO WAR BONOS, LIFE INSURANCE AND to see the point, joining the "Old Normal” grounds, Corp. Clyde Purdue is home on powder $1.50 a pound; pere ass.on SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. are remodeling the house before f f f a week's furlough, visiting his caps $1.50 a box; lead, 75 cents a -FOR. A GREATS DEMOCRACY moving. Jim Tucker is helping 'Hi rec years ago Musaolim ¡>areiita, Mr. and Mrs. John l*ur- ipound. with the work. craved the privilege of bombing due, and other relatives. Clyde Refreshed by their rest, tne Miss Evelyn Ditsworth of Pros London. Now he has been given ex|K-ds to be seat elsewhere on travelers were once more on tfae.r pect is spending a few days this a doso of his own medicine. lilt tetum buck to camp. V ESPER SERVICES NEXT week with her aunt and uncle, way up the North Platte River. > > > Sits. Gladys Stewart and two The country was getting" return IN IJTH1A PARK SCNDA1 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tucker. Hitler by this time, no doubt children of Orevilie, Calif., are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierce and er and rockier, but grass, water regrets that he didn't stick to his visiting her father. Bill Crosby, I Vesper service will be held and wood were abundant. A few and uunt, Med a Fox. old job of ¡«pet-hanging ' sunuay as usual as 5 o'clock in two sons from Dunsmuir spent miles from Fort Laramie they last week visiting ■with Mr. John > > > Tlie week of August 15th has ' tne Ashland Litnia Park, a serv- Owens and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe passed what is now called "Reg 31 OREGON COUNTIES And there was I a time when been designated by the Old Ore i ice sponsored by the Ministerial Owens. The entire group spent ister Cliffs” where, in later years, sermon SELECT CHAIRMEN prtHU'hers took their gon Trail Centennial Commission ,aamx.iaLon of Ashland and the a day picnicking and fishing at the emigrants carved or painted themes from the Bible their names in the sandstone IN WAR CHEST DRIVE as Historical Exhibit Week I zvNuana USO. me sponsors are Rogue River. Thirty-four counties of Oregon throughout the state. During that iiuuung an especial attempt to , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parks of bluff, Near by was what they f 1 Jungle*« should not be tolerated have selected ciuurmen and are week the various towns and cities minister to soiuiers in Ashland at1 Central Point were dinner guests called "Emigrant's Washbowl,” in the city limits now forming their committees to in the state arc asked to display mat nuur, thougu everyone in the unday at the Walter Davis home. where they washed their clothes conduct the Oregon War Chest their historical relics in prominent vicuiny is invited and urged to Mr and Mrs. Wade Wallis and in a hot spring which gushed out attend. drive in October. Meetings are store windows, that they may be PALACE RESTAI RANT Mrs. Walter Davis were business of the hillside. being held In the other two coun seen bv the greatest number. Pic. Lloyd Hoff will again come visitors to Medford Monday. i. ------------ •------------ CLOSES FOR HOLIDAY ties at ones to select chairmen Oregon nas a great wealth of noin Camp Nifaite to conduct the MESDAMES DICKEY AND One of the finest examples of,m> n anticipated Oregon pioneer relics, most of which are singing. ' ------ - ---------- -- generosity we have seen was ex-| will have all counties organized hidden away in attics and cellars. grain nas been prepared under NEW’ ARRANGEMENTS DANFORD ARE HOSTESSES Mrs. Floyd Dickey and Mrs. pressed in the action of W, D. by July 15. The Centennial Commission direction ot Dr. Howard G. Eddy FOR TRAIN TRAVEL Beecher Danford were senior Jackson of the Palace Restau Tlie Oregon War Chest is the proposes to bring them out of of the Ashland Presbyteiian I rant. local representative of the Na- hiding and use them for a visual Church. Words for the following' Advance reservations for South- I ' hostesses representing the Ash- In closing this popular eating i tional War Fund and will conduct education in history and tradi- i nynins "have been multigraphed ern Pacific coach trips will have land USO at the picnic and swim- to be made by those planning ming at Twin Plunges for the place for 10 duys to enable his the campaign to raise funds this lion. for use by tne singing group: "In 79th General Hospital group, journeys hereafter. help to enjoy a vacation he bought fall for Id agencies and their This display will coincide with tile Gardea,” "O Worship the Under the new arrangement, About 300 men were in the con- for each employe of six months' | allied organizations. There will the time of the National Conven- ! King'" and “My Jesus, 1 Love service or more a $50 Victory be one, big coordinated drive in tion of the American Pioneer i Thee." There will also be special coach reservations will be made voy. After the picnic and swim- Bond. For those who had worked place of numerous small one«, Trails Association which meets in ¡ music numbers prepared by sol for definite trains, but not for ming, the group went to the USO specific cars or seats, except on Clubhouse for dancing. in the Palace a lesser jieriod he thus affording a great saving in Portland August 19-21. diers from Camp White. trains where seat reservations ----------- oa--------- gave a $25 bond to each. manpower and in expense. At last Sunday s vesper service Oregon pioneer relics should re In lighter vein he presented to Preliminary campaign plans are main in Oregon and wherever pos about 50 Camp White men were have been previously required, IN APPRECIATION such as the Beaver between Port "his good friend. Dr. Chartea A. being formulated in most of the Mr. Sidney F. Gay, who has sible museums should be estab in the large audience at the band land and San Francisco. The new Haines," two 10c War Stamps. counties. Irl S McSherry, execu lished for the permanent care and stand of Lithia Park. An even arrangement will apply on the just recovered from a major op tive director, will visit each coun According to a "big daily" re ty before the campaign. It is exhibition of those articles link- larger group is expected the com- Klamath, Oregonian and West | eration in the Community Hos ing Sunday. port we are led to believe the planned to have the entire cam ing us to a heroic past. Coast between Portland and Cal pital, wishes to express his appre At Baker on July 3-4-5, relics WFA h«m the nation's hens draft paign ready to put in operation ifornia. It will not apply to the ciation to the staff for the excel store of pioneer days, exhibited in HONOR VOLUNTEERS ed to a full-time output. Rogue River, overnight train be lent care given him. by the middle of September, al windows, were viewed by thou- ----------- o----------- Mrs. Bayonne Glenn, director tween Portland and Southern though the exact date of the open Miss Virginia Anderson, a ing of the drive has not been sands of persons. of the Ashland USO, announces Oregon and Coos Bay Al Jorden reports seeing a The Daughters of the American that plans are well under way The Southern Pacific ■will not [ California car bearing license journalism student of the Univer assigned. Revolution are taking a construc- for the party honoring all volun i be able to make coach reserva- i plates of 6-666-666 Wednesday. Al sity of Oregon at Eugene is as Every effort will be put forth sisting in the Miner office while to give every resident of Oregon tive part in this project as a con- teers workers at the USO, July tions by telephone because of the appeared perfectly sober, too— Co-Editor Ruth M Giffen is vis an opportunity to contribute to tribution to this Centennial year 29. The committee on invitations load on telephone lines. And no but that’s a lot of 6's As a visual education for our iting in Nebtwska. this work of the war-related rising generation, our relics oil has been working on the list of ; coach reservations will be made plate. agencies and to the local agencies pioneer days have a definite guests and has the roster about unless a ticket has been pur r The Oregon War Chest is devel value. As a bookman would say. I complete. Invitations will include chased. This new wartime plan re J. F. EMMETT oping rapidly and people are re they are out of print, and their' an RSVP, and those receiving Put Your quiring coach reservations will cards are invited to call the USO, and f'ompiuilon sponding. Indications point to value rises accordingly. limit the number of people on drop a card to the office, Payroll Savings orl Are Invited to Be Guests of the the fact that Oregon will be lead-1 • otherwise indicate their intention each train. Also, subject to un- Ing In this movement as it has in on a Family Basis SOUTHERN OREGON MINER HOSTESSES URGED TO to be present so that the plan forseen emergencies, travelers will so many war-related movements1 to see Maks 10 per cent ATTEND CAMP DANCES ning group may know approxi know whether or not coach space In the past. lust a Starting at the VARSITY THEATRE is available before they prepare mately what facilities to provide. The director of thè Ashland Point In addition to entertainment of to board the trains. (Friday and Saturday) USO is urging all junior hostesses JACKSON COUNTY Service men will also be re to sign up for thè USO party at bridge and other games, there will BIRTHS MAKE RE<X)RD TENNESSEE JOHNSON Births in Jackson County In Service CÙubs. All dance recrnits be an Interesting general pro quired to make advance reserva- or Back the attack by upping your June numbered 98, an all-time are reminded lo sign for thè gram of entertainment. USO of tions, but they will be given pref- payroll savings your next payday. erence. ficials and committee chairmen party at Service Club No. 2 July high for the county. There were (Ssnday, Monday, Tuesday) 22. Director Bayonne Glenn states express their intention to make 48 boys and 47 girls. YANKEE DOODLE DANDY Mrs. David A. Jones and Mrs. WILL TRADE—.351 rifle shel's or Deaths, according to County the success of these parties will this first affair honoring volun- ideane call at the Miner Offici Health Officer Dr. A, E Merkel, depend upon the presence of an teer workers the most outstanding Leonard Hall of Charleston, Ore., .25 automatic pistol shells for for Your Guest Tickets numbered 32, the lowest month adequate number of hostesses, and social event yet sponsored by the are visiting in Ashland for a few 30-30 rifle shells. Phone 7193, I days. Ashland. urges all who can attend to do so. Ashland USO. J so far this year. Into Colorful Wyoming OUR DEMOCRACY f Week of Aug. 15 To Be Exhibit Week I 1 WE SALUTE r // I *• y a .7, ■■'Ki-- -A r. THE EYES AND EARS OF THE ARMY AIR FORCE I » « I X •77f. r . f ", I
