SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Tile Talent Extension Club met
at the City Hull, Wednesday at
10 30 Mrs Gertrude Ottinger and
Mr*. Roy Levander gave lessons
on "Short Cuts in Serving.” A
covered dish luncheon was served
at noon There was a good attend-
mice.
Abbott
returned home
Hud
from the army last week with a
Abbott
medical discharge
Mr
lias been in the army over a year
and is the son of Mrs Ella Abbott
on Wagner Creek
Mi and Mrs Bruce Paul and
daughter spent Sunday at U m
home of Mr. and Mrs. K h
Wllliumaon iri the Valley Vh-w
district
June Connor was married to
Harold Brown on Friday, January
7 at the Method st parsonage In
Ashland Dr <1. W Bruce offi-
elated June is a daughter of
Mrs Rudy Connor, who resides
on Gibson Avenue
Talent Basket Kall team defeat-
ed Central Point, Tuesday evening
at Central ’Point The score was
i". 19
Mrs Alice O'Byrne of Ashland
was calling on friends in Talent,
Wednesday afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Chine Jenkins and
two children of Medford visited
Mrs I xiu I hm Com best, Friday af­
ternoon.
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P’”’’ .
Thursday, January 20, 1944
WAR orobe with AN EASY-TO-WKE
B ANG!
CROCHETED HAT
Faulty brakes — slip­
pery pavement — and
one auto smashes an­
other—
Or maybe it is just a
poor innocent tele­
phone pole — usually
they take it better
than your car.
Safeguard
yourself
against financial loss
with enough automo­
bile insurance. A few
dollars today may
save you a lot tomor­
row-
Billings Agency
REAL ESTATE and
REAL INSURANCE
i’hone S7M i
41 East .Main
.SUMMONS
(n the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon in and for the County
of Jackson:
JENNIE M WADE, Plaintiff.
'
VS
JOSEPH WADE. Defendant.
CIVIL SERVICE seeks
PRICE SPECIALISTS
Applications for the positions
Here’s a parky hat for thoae of you who are handy with a crochet hook.
of Price Specialist (Dairy Prod­
Smart and youthful, It la "right" for all occaaicna. You might make It
ucts) and Price Specialist i Indus­
In a aoft, deep color, topped with gloaay bead* for a feetlva appearance.
trial Materials) for the Regional
Or crochet it In aeveral other combination* aa gift* for your friend*.
Office Office of Price Adminla-
Direction* for making the hat may be obtained by «ending a «tamped,
tritlon. San Francisco, Calif, are
aelf-addreaeed envelope to th* Needlework Department of thia paper,
MIXER Bl ILDlXt.
being sought by the United States
opacifying dealgn PC-1534,
167 EAST MAIN si KU I
Civil Srrvice Commission.
I’hone H.', J1
The salary for these positions
GRAHAM ON COMMITTEE
is $4425 a yent*. including over­
M I HE UNIVERSITY
time.
Canteen Mixer was sponsored
There is no written test and no
— FILMS —
by the Independent Students' As­
maximum
age
limit.
DEVELOPED A PRINTED
sociation late last week at the
Complete Information and forma
fl or H e*. 15c |wr roll
University of Oregon. Eugene.
for
applying
may
be
obtained
from
Double sire 25c
in Walt Graham, Ashland, freshman
American
Indians
engaged
first or second class Post Offices
5c extra of Panchromatic, All
Applications will be accepted un­ war production will be saluted at in liberal arts, was on the com­
fine grain developed. Reprint«
the launching of the S. S Pendle­ mittee for promotion of the dance
2c each Double size 3c each ¡ til the needs of the service have ton, Swan Island'» forty-ninth
which was held following a bas­
been
met.
Deckle or plain edge, Guaran-'
T2-SE-A1 tanker, at 11:30 a. m. ketball game.
teed work. Enlarging, coloring
Independent students in Eugene
Mrs Samuel R Woods and on Friday. January 21, 1044.
copying. Ix»w prices Send to
for
the game were invited to the
'I
he
sponsor
of
the
vessel.
Prin
­
small daughter spent Tuesday
■coNoarr
cess Ta-la-we-ton-rni ("Reflection dance in a special letter sent by
visiting
Mrs
J
F
Emmett
The
PHOTO FINISHERS
Woods arc living in Ashland, of Dawn"), is probably better the president of ISA. Entertain­
1576. Station D
while
Captain Wcxxis is stationed known as Mel.»»a Parr of re­ ment was offered to all. Inde­
LOS ANGELES 7. CAI.IF.
nowned beauty, and the only In­ pendent house mothers were also
at Camp White.
dian girl ever to be chosen queen invited.
of
the world-famous Pendleton
Paul Finnell is suffering with
Tine MIXER PRESS FOR
Round-up. She is a full-blooded
an attack of the flu this week.
Q U A L IT Y I’ll J NTI N G.
Umatilla Indian of the Cayuse
Tribe. descendant of Chief Joseph
' and a niece of Chief George Red-
hawk.
The sponsor. Princess Te-la-we-
‘.on-nii, will be attended by Howr
la-wi-non-mi ("Wandering Star"),
daughter of Chief Miuthorn and
granddaughter of Chief Alan Ba-
tawa, and by Ti-ma-pim-ti-ect
("Glimmer of Twilight"), daugh­
ter of the sponsor, Melissa Parr.
The flower girl is Kin-ne-tuss
("Twinkling Eyes"), daughter of
Mrs Dan McKay and descendant
of the famous Indian Doctor Me-
Kay.
Tile Reverend Earl Cochran of
the Pendleton Presbyterian
Church will invoke the blessing
of God upuu the vessel.
Indian workers of Swan Island
will be honored guests at the
launching, and also the sponsor's
luncheon which follows. A real
Western flavor will be added to
Vitamin-rich pork is combined
the ceremonies by the Round-up with apples to make this eco­
Quartette and a host of Pendle­ nomical, yet savory and delicious
ton citizens togged out in West­ dish.
ern style. Wigwams will be in
PORK AND APPLE PIE
evidence in the yard prior to the
a cups cooked pork (cut in
| launching, and the Indians will
cubes)
2 medium Bized tart apples
| all be dressed in tribal regalia.
(cored and sliced)
A large group of Indians of the
1 cup left-over gravy or
Chemawa Indian School at Salem
thickened consomme
will witness the ceremonies.
In a shallow baking dish, ar­
The Honorable Sprague M. Car­ range alternate layers of pork and
ter, Mayor of Pendleton, will head apples. Season each layer with a
a large delegation of Round-Up little Balt and pepper. Pour over
personnel and prominent citizens gravy. Top with strips of pastry
of Pendleton in Umatilla County. made by blending ’a cup margar­
Tile ship is named in honor of ine with l'i cups flour and Vi
teaspoon salt. Add water to form
Pendleton, the county seat of stiff dough. Roll oi t to a sheet.
"What Is made in Ashlano makes Ashland”
Umatilla County, and a famous Cut into strips. Bake in hot oven
* I point in the Old Oregon Trail. (400°F).
iáÑámáamm*** ' *
The center of a large wheat-grow­
Other favorite low-point recipes
ing area, Pendleton is probably are found in a 32-page cookbook
best known for the Round-Up, an ‘‘Ration-Time Recipes.” Free copy
annual event to select world may be obtained from National
champion cowboys The city was Cotton Council, Box 18, Memphis
(1) Tennessee.
named in honor of a vice presi­
dential candidate in 1868, rand
soon became the center of a West­
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BUSIEST BLOCK
ern cattle industry.
J. F. EMMETT
S. S. “Pendleton”
To Be Launched
RECIPES
AS ALWAYS THE VERY BEST IN
WORKMANSHIP
AND THE MOST COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
We appreciate your patronale
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Published every Thursday at 167
East Main S'., Ashland, Oregon
by Charles and Ruth Giffen.
Office I’hone 8561
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he post office at Ashland, Oregon
February 15. 1035 under the act
it March 3 1870.
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To JOSEPH WADE, the above
named defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, you are
hereby notified and required to
appear and answer the complaint
filed herein against you on or
before the last day of four (4)
weeks from the date of the first
publication of this Summons; and f
1
if you fail to so appear and an­ f
swer said Ccinplaint, for want
thereof, the Plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief de­
manded in her Complaint, as fol­
lows: For a Decree dissolving the
bonds of matrimony now existing
between the Plaintiff and the De-
fendant herein, and divorcing the
Plaintiff from the Defendant ab-
solutely; that Plaintiff have tbe
care, custody and control of the
minor child, Glenn Wade; and al­
PHON’E 5751
lowing her such other relief as
may be just and equitable.
The date of the Order for Pub­
lication of this Summon» is Jan-
, uary 10, 1944. The time pre­
scribed for publication thereof is
once each week for four (i) con­
secutive weeks.
Dated and first publish« d this
13th day of January. 1944.
■ "That you can depend on'
AUTOMOBILE
FIKE
FRANK J. VAN DYKE.
Attorney for Plaint ff.
Post Office Address:
Swedenburg Building,
Ashland, Oregon.
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I I N S U R A N C E
SALESMAN WANTED
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profitable
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near by.
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M. T. BURNS
ON THE PLAZA
WARDROBE CLEANERS
Phone 3281
On the Plaza
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a
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PHONE 5311
AT THE KI.AMATH JUNCTION
(Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street)
IN MEDFORD
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BABY SMOTHERER
ASKS FOR PARDON
Bernard J. Lotka, 23, of Med­
ford, convicted of smothering 1 i;
infant »on to death, is appealing
to the Governor for a pardon.
Lotka and his common-law wife
Tillie Michalski, were indicted for
the baby's death. Miss Michalski
was acquitted. Ixttka, then a ser­
geant at Camp White, was found
guiltv of second degree murder.
He is serving a life sentence at
I the State Penitentiary.
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