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o SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, MAY j i , iÿ4J Many Cases in Police Court Uns Week 10:00 A. M. May 20th. a lly ; to m ake folks tre a t you rig h t and lik e you, by frie n d liness, kindness, und by p ra c tic ing the Golden Rule, to liv e to w in, th a t is to p u t the teachings of Jesus at the center o f th e ir lives us the basis of a w in n in g program fo r life in the total. The T alent H igh School C hor us sang "The Bells of St. M a ry ” and "A m e rica The B v u tifu l". M rs L. G. F rin k played the Proces sional "L enore” fro m "S ym phony No. 5" and fo r the Recessional, "C layton's G rand M arch.” Rev. Cox, the pastor o f the T alent M ethodist C hurch read the s crip ture and gave the invocation, and Rev. Bailes pronounced the bene diction. Officer John Tamney, who has worked as patrolm an tor tlie Asii- iund Police D epartm ent lor uboui Charlea J. H ubbuid , aged 20, ut u year, resigned, etleclive Muy SpuKunv, W usiungtun, wua a r 24th, 1045. re tte d ut m iu iiig iu F rid a y on u charge ut de lru u u in g an innkeep er by g iv in g u N.b.Jf. check tor u » m onth a rent. On inveaugution it wus iu u n d he hud several ot these cheeks uut, und hud ulsu violated the O.P.A. ra tio n regula tions by using gusuhne obtained fro m friends und other sources, ill* was charged in C ity C ourt w ith defruudin g un Innkeeper, to w hich he pleud g u ilty this m o rn ing und wus fined >75.00 und >2.50 costs und 25 duys in jail. >50.00 of the fin e und the ja il sen tence were suspended on condi tio n the N.S.F. checks are inude good und on good behavior. The D efendant wus held in ju il fo r three duys pending his hearing. P vt. Jumes Charles C ould, of Ashland, Oregon, wus urrested Sunduy n ig h t on u churge of d r iv ing u m otor vehicle w h ile in to x i cated. lie crushed his cur in to u c ity lum p post on W in b u rn Way, w recking the cur und doing $15.- 00 dumuge to the lum p post. The D efendunt wus held in C ity J u il u n til sober und then turned over to the M ilitu r y Police fro m Camp W hite. The cur wus held in s to r age u n til dumuges to the C ity p ro p e rly ure puid. P vt. W inston W. F ro h ric h , of Phoenix, Oregon, wus in the car th a t crushed, und wus urrested on u churge of being d ru n k, lie wus held fo r the M ilita r y Police. B oth G ould und F ro h ric h were on furlough. Enos E m il Post of Ashland, was arrested Sunday afternoon on a d isorderly conduct churge and re sisting arrest. He wus held in Ja il fo r tr ia l M onday m orning, plead g u ilty , und wus fined $25.00 und $2.50 costs and wus given 25 days in ja il, sentence was suspended on paym ent o f fine und on a prom ise o f good behavior. John W. S m ith, of M edford, Oregon, was arrested Sunday evening by our "P a rk P a tro l” on the charge o f d riv in g his cur u p on u pedestrian path in the m ain p a rt o f L ith ia Park. The D efen dant plead g u ilty to the charge and was fined $3.00 and $2.50 U*nsts. The Judge explained the ’ lig h t fin e was d le to the fact that M r. S m ith claim ed he cross ed the bridge n t the machine shop near the L ith ia fo u n ta in and then had to d riv e up the path in order to tu rn around. T. A. H a rt, of Ashland, Oregon, was arrested S aturday n ig h t on the' charge o f d iso rd e rly conduct. He is cited to appear in C ity C o u rt on Tuesday m orning at VARSITY Ends Sat. Nite M r. K enneth K in g of Los A n geles, C a lifo rn ia , lu rm e rly a re sident of Ashlund, is now w o rk ing fo r the departm ent to f i l l the place vueuted by M r. Tamney. ■ ■ — - — - —— -aa — Dr. Bruce Talks to Talent Graduates For the th ird consecutive year D r. G. W. Bruce, pustor o f F irs t M ethodist C hurch o f Ashlund guve the Bucculuureute sermon fo r the gruduuting class of the T alent H igh School. The sermon wus given ut 11 o'clock lust Sun day m orning in the M ethodist C hurch at Talent. D r. Bruce used us his subject “ I Dare Y o u !" He challenged the young folks to m ind th e ir ow n business, w hich he said is to liv e the best you can; to be more than half-baked, w hich is to be w e ll balunced physically, m e n ta lly and s p iritu - Assigned to New Post L ieuten ant Loren E. Messenger USNR, who has been stationed at the N aval A ir S tation, K la m a th Falls, fo r the past 18 months, has received orders to re p o rt to Seattle fo r assignment to sea d u ty A fte r a short leave in A sh land he w ill depart fo r his new duty. Lie u te n a n t Messenger was the firs t o ffic e r to a rriv e a t the K la m ath Falls A ir Station and serv ed fo r a tim e as O ffic e r in charge o f th a t station before its com m is sioning on F ebruary 12, 1944. He was closely associated w ith the g ro w th and developm ent o f the station from the tim e o f com ple tio n o f the fir s t barracks and a r riv a l o f the fir s t drafts o f men. A fte r the station was com m ission ed his regular duties were those of T ra in in g O fficer, and O ffic e r in Charge, N avy Managem ent Program. Lie u te n a n t Messenger is on leave o f absence fro m Southern Oregon College of Education. He expects to re tu rn to teaching there a fte r the war. NOW PLAYING Thru Saturday •"*»** .DAVIS SV V' UGH EikOt A special venire o f p e tit ju ro rs was also draw n. S erving on the grand ju r y w ill be H enry C. Galey, Ashland, fo re m an; G ertrude Stanley, Eagle P o in t; Leola Faber, C entral P oint A lle n D. C u rry , M edford; G er trude B row er, A shland; D o ro th y A. Bennett, M edford and C lyde N. Caton, Ashland. There being no m atters fo r consideration, the grand ju r y adjourned fo r the plus . *IT'S BING'S BROTHER usaste BOB CROSBY Fay McKENZIE I Do Your. STARTS SUNDAY •Duly on June 22: for 3 Davs _ HERS W AS A STRANGE LO V E I 1 when you ' Frank Capra's * greatest hit! I ' Voters have a ¡ob to do, too' 57 North Main 24 Hour Service TRY OUR Fried Chicken or Fried Oyster Dinners W. C. LAWRENCE, Prop. C A M P B E A LE , Cal., M ay 29— 1st L t. George R. Jensen o f A sh land, w ho fo r the past three years has served in the A rm y A ir Forces w ill re v e rt to inactive status on June 9, B rig a d ie r Gen e ral Oscar B. A bbott, Camp Beale commander, announced today. L t Jensen w ill re tu rn to Ashland. "T h is officer, lik e m any o f his fe llo w officers, responded to the p a trio tic ca ll fo r m en a t a tim e when our country faced its d a rk est days,” said G eneral A b b o tt. “ The valuable experience w h ich he brought w ith h im in to the ser vice co n trib u te d to the ra p id o r ganization and tra in in g o f our present day fig h tin g forces. I t is the policy o f the A rm y to r e lin quish specialized personnel as soon as possible to strengthen the support the A rm y m ust have on the home fro n t. He w ill be sub ject to recall to active d u ty when and i f it should become necessary to the c o u n try ’s interest.” ------------o------- --- Y o u can g i v e th e m a l if t in m o r e w a y s th a n o n e if y o u w i l l g o easy Services for Mrs. Bertha Hughes Tues. o n L o n g D is ta n c e c a lls b e tw e e n 7 a n d 10 ea c h VOTE T h a t ’s th e tim e m a n y s e r v ic e m en in th e 300 X Y E S' *07° S T A T E B U IL D IN G F U N D J F U R N ID E A 2 Y 2 J, w ith (Formerly Bob-Kit) |The voters must authorize the State, (Building Fund so Oregon can do itsj duty in providing adequate educa tio n a l, hospital, and other facilities.; Funeral services were held Oregon must not lag behind. Y ou r' YES V O T E is all that is needed.^ Tuesday m orning, M ay 29th fo r Paid adv., U nited Citizens C oni m il tee, Jac., Ralph D .l Moores, Manager, 233 i>. W . Sixth Avenue, Pc Raymond MASSEY CASIV’S CAFI Ashland Man Heads New May Grand Jury Lt. George R. Jensen A new grand was d ra w n in c irc u it co u rt this week d u rin g the On the Inactive List opening session of the M ay term . f H is WAS A STRANGE S E C R E T ... Y o u 'll bo "P IX IL A T E D " Methodist Bible Lt. Loren Messenger School Opens Mon. Methodist Sunday School Class Met Fri. LITHIA ää 1883 in Modoc county, C alifornia. I m et at the home of Mrs. G. W. Bruce 117 Laurel S treet last h r i- She had been a resident of A sh | uay afternoon, to r its m o n th ly land fo r the past 26 years, b h t business-party session. Devotions was a member o f the Assemblies were lead by Mrs. J. B. Rush. of God church. Mrs. A lle n McGee favored w ith Mrs. Hughes had been m arried tw o music numbers. Mrs. W. A. twice. She was m arried to Jesse S tra tto n led in the games d u rin g Hughes Novem ber 5, 1944. S u r the social period. The wom en d id vivors include: her husband, Jea sewing on a q u ilt w h ich they are ' se Hughes, /ish la n d , fiv e c h ild m aking fo r the C h ild re n ’s F arm ren Thomas L. H ow ell, C oquille, Home at C orvallis. D u rin g the Oregon; W ardlow H ow ell, Q u in business session the fo llo w in g of- cy, C a lifo rn ia ; Mrs. Dica LeBlanc I r« were elected fo r the com Salem, Ore; Mrs. Elma Edsall, ing Conference year, Mrs. R alph Macdoel, C a lif.; Mrs. Opal Rob M cB ride, President— Mrs. James erts .K lam atn F alls; brothers and Lennox, Secretary-Treasurer. M rs sisters. A rch and Cleve Cannon W arren Cook and Mrs. H. J. C ar o f A d in ; Mrs. Elsia Lew is, San te r were assistant hostesses to Jose; Roy Cannon, San Francisco. the 28 members present. Mrs. E d -----------o ------------- na Peck is at present the teacher of this class w hich meets each Sunday m orning at the Sunday The M ethodist D a ily Vacation School hour fo r the study of the The W ho-Do Sunday School School w ill open at 9 o’clock on M onday m orning June 4th. There Class o f the M ethodist Church B ible. w ill be classes fo r Beginners, P r i Î maries, and Juniors, w ith the possiblity of classes fo r the In te r mediates. The school w ill be held fo r tw o and a h a lf hours each m orning fro m M onday through F rid a y of each week fo r tw o weeks. There w ill be each day a w orship period, a play period, a a study period, recreation, and h a n d icra ft w ork. Special e ffo rt is being made to focus the school on the B ible, the C h ristia n life , and the Love o f God. The school is open to a ll c h ild re n of these ages. No tu itio n fee w ill be asked. I f you are interested in entering yo u r children in th is school you should contact A lle n McGee, the superintendent b y 'phone No. 6416 or the pastor, D r. G. W Bruce, Phone 5851. No e ffo rt w ill be made to w in p u pils fro m any other Sunday School to become members of the M ethodist School b u t every e ffo rt w ill be made to w in fo r regular attendance in the M ethodist Sunday school those w ho are not at present members o f any other school. tim e being. The special venire was d ra w n to supply addidional ju ro rs fro m w hich to select ju ry m e n fo r the tr ia l of Susie Coy and Maude Coy Robinson versus Vaughn and Ruby Quaekenbush w hich opened in co u rt th is week The "xoreible e n try and detaine r” act ion action was brought by the p la in tiffs to force defendants to vacate a Gold H ill restaurant. D raw n on the special venire were Irene H um phrey, B e tty itta n e A llre d , C arl F icn tn e r, A r th u r R. Davis, M aym e Leonard, W illia m J. W arner, T. J. H ig iu and Helen G rey, a ll o f M edford. Mrs. Bertha Hughes, a t the L it- w ille r Funeral Chapel, w ith the Rev. Gordon Lindsay o ffic ia tin g . Mrs. Hughes died in Salem M ay 25, a fte r being stricken by a sud den heart attack w h ile v is itin g at the home of her daughter Mrs. Dica LeBlanc. Mrs. Hughes ha^ been in fa ilin g health fo r the past ten years. In te rm e n t was made in the M ountain V ie w cemetery. Mrs. Hughes was born M ay 2, n ig h t. TOH Ì jaoocamz cam p s are c a llin g h o m e a n d th e y ’l l a p p r e c ia te y o u r h e lp in le a v in g th e lin e s fo r th em . Make the Seventh a Success CARSON TH I PACIFIC TILIPHONK AND TILCGRAPH COMPANY Edw. Ev. HORTON Announcment.. SU ND AY F W ARM HUM OR! The "TROUIY SONO*' Pictural (torri ng 1 JUDY GARLAND I I DEAN HARENS pi 1^2 plus ' i -i Sì. MATINEE SATURDAY CONTINUOUS SHOWS SUNDAY Rough. . . Ready Romance and Thrills! ROBERT LOWERY ELLEN DREW Regii Toomey Eddie Quillón «r. We have been notified by the Pacific Greyhound ticket agent that he will be unable to sell our tickets after May 26, 1945. Therefore, now in effect, our depot and ticket agent will be The Steak House, located at 397 East Main St. Passengers traveling to Talent, Phoenix and Med ford may board our bus at any corner on Main street from the Ashland Public Li brary to the north city limits, including the former stop on East Main and Pio neer streets. Telephone Ashland 21611 “The Steak House” for ticket and schedule information ROGUE VALLEY TRANSIT JACKSON COUNTY’S HOME OWNED OPERATED BUS LINE Skilled Repairing For all makes.of cars and SPECIALIZED SERVICE for ail DODGE and PLYMOUTH Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks • Factory Equipment • Factory Parts PHONE 5311 CLYDE N. CATON GARAGE AT THE KLAMATH JUNCTION (Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street)