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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 194$ SOUTHERN OREGON MINER FO R S A L E — Sanilac • t o c k the F lyin g Red Horse” East M ain spray. Highest q u ality obtainable and Gresham $1.35 per gallon. " A t the Sign of Q LOCAL HAPPENINGS Thad Bailey of Santa Cruz, Cal over the duties as pastor of the and Wendel Sima of Los Gatos, Nazarene church. They are living r Published Every Thursday at 167 Main Street, Ashland, Oregon Cal. were in Ashland on business in the church parsonage on Sis kiyou boulevard. Rev. Edwards last week. Mrs. Opal Philpott of Lodi, Cal. preached the sermon Sunday j Carryl H. & Mahon C. Wines, Editors-Publishers who has been vsiting friends in morning at the regular church Ashland the past week left for services. Entered aa seoond-claaa m all m atter In the post office at Ash her home Saturday. An item over looked last week land. Oregon, February 1ft, 193ft, under the act of Cong teas H. L. Moore made a business was that of a trip to Klamath oi March 3, 1879. trip to Eagle Point last week. Falls taken by John Pittenger, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dunn arrived who visited several days with his guidance and help we will find Tuesday from San Francisco to daughter, Mrs. Earl Edsell and the new passage to a far better make their home here having family. While there he attended world, a kindly and friendly bought the Meade home on Lau the school play in which his grandson had a part. world, with just and lasting rel St- Mrs. L. R. Williamson and Among the U. S. soldiers liber peace.” By Ruth Taylor No task is too great nor too im small daughter left last Tuesday ated from German prison camps Can we have prosperity when for Sacramento, California, on a recently was Lt. Kenneth Lucus, peace comes? Are we planning possible if the facts are clearly business trip. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lucas, for the impossible? What will be faced from the start. Only when Mallie C. Bruce, a vagrant, was formerly of Ashland, but now the outcome? Will peoples and we substitute fears or hopes for nations revert to selfish ambi facts does it become impossible. arrested this week on charges of living in Turlock, California. He vagrancy and in city court plead has not been told how soon he I tions when the guns finally cease? It is the unknown that frightens guilty and was fined $10.00 and could return to the United States. us. Hopes may be dupes but fears A warning note was sounded $2.50 costs. The fine was suspend Lt. Lucas was listed as missing from the State Department re also may be liars. ed on condition that he leave on August 24th, and later was If it were possible for men cently in these lines: "Political town. Police Chief Talent “float declared a prisoner in Germany. isolationism has been discredited, from all over the world to carve ed” him out of town. a nation out of the wilderness, to He was at Stalag Luft No. 3 un but we must be careful now that George Clifford Smith of Rt. 1 til January and in April the war establish the greatest producing we are not dragged down by its force the world has ever known, Ashland, was fined $10.00 and department announced that he twin, economic isolationism”. to build upon a firm foundation $2.50 costs in city court on a had been moved to Stalag 7-A If we remember that the recov a practical democracy where all charge of being drunk and dis near Moosberg, Germany. The ery and the welfare of our neigh men are free and equal in the orderly. camp was liberated by Gen. Pat bors is a necessary factor in re eyes of the law - why it is not Hiram Roosevelt York, negro, ton’s men. building our own prosperity, then possible for men of different nat was arrested this week on a An Associated Press dispatch we may get our sights on one of ionalities, faith and speech, to charge of loitering on the streets the targets of the Atlantic Chart build a world of peace and pros on May 10. He was arrested again from Guam this week told of the part an Ashland man had in a re er. We may see freedom from perity? on a charge of being drunk and cent raid by U. S. Sqperfortresses want gradually spreading over That is the aim of the San in city court was fined $10.00 and on Nagoya. He is Sgt. William widening social and national Francisco Conference. That was $2.50 costs which he paid and groups. To achieve that is both the theme of Dumbarton Oaks. was given a ten day jail sentence Peterson of Ashland, and he de scribed the fire raid as being the duty and the interest of all of which was suspended on condi Just as the individual states us, but none of us can achieve it had to give up some of their tion that he leave town and not particularly heavy. Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Bruce had alone. rights of isolationism to form a return. In order that he leave As President Truman said in united whole, so will the nations town, police took him out a few as their week end guests their daughter, Mrs. Don Robinson, his first speech in office: “We have to concede - to concede, miles and sent him on his way. Lt. Wm. Savin, former co-pub whose husband is with the army have learned to fight with other mind you, not appease, - to work nations in common defense of together. lisher of the Southern Oregon in Italy; and their son and wife, our freedom. We must now learn We can have prosperity but we Miner is now with the 15th army Cpl. and Mrs Myrl D. Clark of to live with other nations for our will have to want it and work for in Germany. He writes that parts Dallas, Oregon. Cpl Clark was mutual good. . . . With divine it - as wholeheartedly and with of Europe are very scenic re with the Signal Corps, with a the selfless devotion to its cause minding him more of Oregon picked Company, among the first to clear the Ledo Road. He was that we have demonstrated in than any other place. in India and Burma twenty three A Traveling Examiner of Oper time of war. ators and Chauffeurs is schedul months, and just about a month ago was sent home by air plane Mrs. Helen Restad left Wed ed to arrive in Ashland, Monday on medical leave. He is now nesday evening by train for A l May 21, 1945, and will be on duty stationed in the Madigan Gener bany, New York, where she will at the City Hall between the al Hospital at Fort Lewis, Wash join her husband, Norman Rest- hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., ac ington, and is at home on a thirty cording to a recent announce ad, who has just returned to this day furlough. In his army ser country after thirty-three months ment released from the Secre vice he has made a trip around tary of State’s office. service with the Atlantic fleet in All those wishing permits or the world by train, ship, and air European waters. Norman will plane, and he still says “There is attend school for some time and licenses to drive cars are asked no place like Oregon.” to get in touch with the examiner expects to be in Albany a month during these hours. or more and Mrs. Restad will John A. Houser, listed between 6tay there until future orders. She 55 and 60 years old, was report has been employed at the Fride- ON THE PLAZA ger Grocery for the past several ed missing after leaving his home KMKMXXMMKX3O»B»::«»r«M3t in Ashland Monday to go to Med months. ford. Police said Houser was driving a 1935 Chocolate-colored sedan, license 460233, and was reported to have been seen in California. Houser operates a hot dog stand on the highway near Jackson Hot Springs. Mrs. Chas. M. Giffen has been appointed to supply the pulpet twice a month at the Methodist Church at Litchfield, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Giffen, former publish ers of the Southern Oregon Min er, are now publishing the Cairo Record at Cairo, Nebr. The Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Ed Mr. and Mrs. Hays wards and three children arrived last Friday from Portland, totake What About Prosperity? Insurance ‘you can depend on’ • Automobile • Fire it's a Treat When You Eat, and Hnd SUPERIOR FOOD NICE SERVICE PEE. 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M. 2:30 P. M. 6:30 P. M. 7:30 P. M. 11:30 P. M. ■ f t GEORGE: “ Yes, I certainly would like to bear why you call that an old fashioned Idea. Judge.” O L D J U D G E : “ Glad to tell you, George. U n til recently, a person known as an al coholic was generally treated as a social outcast L ittle if anything was done to understand him or help him. B ut, during the past few years, medical research and study has developed th a t alcoholics are really sick people. . . th a t there is usually a deep- rooted physical, social or emotional reason behind their behavior. T h a t’s why today so Sunday— much is being done to help them by finding out and correcting the condition th a t leads them to excess.” GEORGE: " H o w many folks are there like that, Judge?” O L D J U D G E : “ Well, according to scientific research, 9 5% of the people who drink, drink sensibly. 5 % do so unwisely, a t times. Included in that 5 % is the small percentage of the sick people I ’m talking about.” 8:30 A. M. 11:30 A. M. 2:30 P. M. 4:00 P. M. 5:30 P. M. 7:00 P. M. 9:30 P. M. 11:00 P. M. Fares— GEORGE: “ T h a t certainly gives me a clearer picture. I t ’s the most sensible ap proach I ’ve ever heard on the sub ject’* T k it adtcrliicm cnl sp m u o r ti h f Conference » / Alcoholic ßooeroge li The P u b l i c U tilitie s C om m ission o f O regon has g ranted perm ission fo r Rogue V a lle y T ra n s it busses to serve th e people o f M e d fo rd , P h o enix, T a le n t and A sh lan d , and in te rm e d ia te points e ffe c t ive a t once. I t w ill be th e aim o f th is hom e owned and op er ated com pany to provide safe, c o m fo rta b le , c o n v en ie n t tran s p o rta tio n to th e people o f this area. T h o ro u g h ly tra in e d and courteous d rivers o f Rogue V a lle y T ra n s it busses ask Y O U to rid e w ith th e m th e n ext tim e you tra v e l. Ashland to Medford 20c Ashland to Phoenix 15c Ashland to Talent ........ 10c Effective May 10, 1945 Int. 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