SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 194$
to his illness he was employed
It is necessary to stuff the other
with the L. L. £>keeivrs rugging Gov. S n ell to S p eak stations with men wiio can also
'A/tucu'ia, aune o,—«rr. anu > company. Mineral services were
handle fires, the supervisor's uf-
Mrs starry laiwe or rauue fan sj hela baturday aiternoon at 1:40 O ver K adia June 8
tice states.
are spenmng me summer here at p.m. at the Livwrrrer f uneral I’ar-j Dr. Walter Redford received a
The forest service has three
uien uome in raieni. wn. Lowt lor. Reverend A. 1. Edwards nun- telegram Wednesday from the visitors this week. They are E. E.
is principal ol uie nuue raus isier of the Razanne church in committee working on the com- Carter, chief of the division ol
schu ul.
Ashland delivered the message. >ng vote on the State Building timber management, Washington,
muss Josephine Staska w ho re- f Interment w as made in the Moun Fund measure, to the effect that D. C. James W. Girard, division
siueu on me om mgnway souur or lam view cemetery.
Governor Earl Snell will speak of forest economics, Washington;
la ie m passeu away iasi Weuiica-j Gloria Hervy wno attended the over the radio, Station KGW, O. F. Ericson, assistant regional
uay at uie aavreu Heart nospual Talent High School the past term ' Portland, onFrtday, June 8 at forester in charge of timber man
in lueuiord. funeral services lett Saturday tor Prospect to visit 7:45 in support of the measure. agement, Portland. The group
were conuucted trom oacr e o her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bin The governor is urging the pass­ went to Union Creek this after­
age of the measure by the voters noon and will visit other parts
Heart Lauionc euhren on toeunes Hervy.
of the forest later this week.
oay at y a.m. oy me t'en rurterai
Mrs. C. L. Skeeters spent the of Oregon, on June 22.
Bringing the following should
Home. Internment was maue in week end at Prospect and Dia­
the measure pass to Ashland and Ashland Scout Troops
tne biskiyou Memorial Park at mond Lake.
Medtord.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bunday SOCE:
The State Building measure Show Big Increase
Hoo Purvis of Klamath Falls sold their restaurant at the
was a business caller here ¡Sun­ Rogue Valley Bus stop and mov­ which will appear on the ballot! According to a report from the
for the special election June 22, Boy Scout headquarters in Med-
day. Mr. Purvis is a former resi- ed to 6th street in Ashland.
uent of Wagner Creek.
The Talent volunteer f iremen is of vital interest to the people ford the Ashland District of the
Jonah Barrett ot Merrill spent are having a chicken dinner at of Ashland and Southern, Oregon. | Crater Lake Area Council, Bo?
the week end at his home here. the City Hall Saturday- night Its approval would provide two Scouts of America now has en-
Reverend and Mi’s. Al. Jett June 9. Dinner from 7 p.m. until buildings for the Southern Ore- rolled 91 Scouts, 93 Cub Scouts,
ries and three children are visit­ 9 p.m. From 9 until 1 a.m. will gon College of Education, a wo- 29 Scouters (adults holding lea,
men's dormitory, and u library ership positions) and 15 Cubbers.
ing Mrs. Jeltnes parents Mr. and be spent in dancing.
Mrs. f rank Holonge and other
Mr. and Mrs. George Kerby o| building. These two additional This is a very large increase ove
relatives and friends. They have Table Rock visited Mr. and Mrs. buildings would give the South­ a year ago and indicates that
ern College of Education a physi­ Scouting is in a healthy condition
been living in boutn Dakota tor Wayne Cowdrey, Sunday.
cal plant which would be ade­ in Ashland.
the past three years and are en­
The boys are enrolled in four
route to California.
Robert Loren Damon, 20, sea quate to take care of the increas-
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Griffeth man.first class, USNR, of Lake- cd enrollment that will come fol- Boy Scout Troops and two Cub
and family of near Hornbrook, creek, Ore., arrived at the Naval lowing the war. The dormitory Packs. Rev. Geo. Bales is the
California were calling on friends Training Station, Norfolk, Va„ on would provide much need e d Scoutmaster of Troop 10, Talent;
March 25, to undergo training for housing facilities for women and Dick Trites is the Scoutmaster of
here Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Bob Logan and daughter duties aboard a destroyer of the 8've our women students an op- Troop 12 .Ashland; Larry Basey
Mrs. Silvia Sloper and Mrs. John Atlantic Fleet. He recently com- portunity to live in larger groups, is the Scoutmaster of Troop 13,
Webster returned home Sunday pleted a period of training at Fort which is in itself a valuable ex- Ashland, and Allen Byrd is the
Scoutmaster of Troop 14 Bell­
perience.
from Syracuse Kansas. Mrs. Web­ Lauderdale, Fla.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
This is an opoprtumty that may view. Joe Fader is the Cubmaster
ster has been living in Kansas
the last two and a half years and Damon of Lake Creek, Damon never present itself again. The of the Washington School Cub
has a brother, Lee, 18, a private cost of construction will be borne Pack 12. Jim C Miller is the Cub
is in very poor health.
Mrs. Ella McMahan returned Lin the Army. Before enlisting in by income tax funds which were master of the Lincoln School
home Monday from a months the Navy, he was employed at impounded by our last legislature Pack 18.
The officers of the Ashland
visit with her daughter and son the Mount Crest Ranch, Hilt, i Approval of this measure on June
in law, Mr. and Mrs. John Mur­ Calif. He graduated from high 22 uoes not provide for additiona District are as follows: Richard
school at Medford, Ore., and at­ taxes. This approval will permit Trites, Chairman, T. H. Norby,
phy at Eugene
the use of already impounded in­ Dist. Commissioner, Clint Baugh­
Mrs. Carrie O’Harra and Flor­ tended Oregon State college.
come
tax money for the construc­ man, Advancement Chmn. Ger­
ence Millboon of Ashland visited
tion
of
state buildings, including ald Wenner, Finance Chmn. Hen­
friends in Talent last Wednesday
two
buildings
on the campus of ry Enders, Camping and Activi­
afternoon.
the
Southern
Oregon
College of ties Chmn. Dr. Posten, Health
Mrs. Blanch Hungate and Ellen
and Safety Chmn. Bob Dodge, Or­
Education.
May Hungate and daughter Caro­
ganization
and Extension Chmn.
line returned to their homes in
Services
Saturday
for
Fox Oregon and Bishop, Califor­
An Eighth Air Force Service
nia after a wreeks visit here in
Amos £. Williams
Command Station, Engl a n d—
Thru Saturday
Talent.
Amos E. Williams of Talent, Technical Sergeant K. Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Purdue and
NOW PL A Y IN G passed away Wednesday, May 30, Schaler, son of Mrs. S. H. Dahler,
family moved Sunday to then-
at the community hospital. He 3738 Bisbee, Klamath Falls, Ore­
new home recently purchased of
1 had been ill for many months. gon is a member of the service
Simeon Griffith in Talent. Hr.
He was born November 5, 1898 squadron at this strategic air de­
and Mrs. Wayne Condrey and
pot bomber repair base. He is an
on Emigrant creek.
family moved into the house va­
aircraft sheet metal worker re­
Services
were
held
at
the
Lit-
cated by the Purdue family.
willer Funeral Chapel Saturday pairing battle-damaged B-17 Fly­
Amos Williams member of a
afternoon at 1:30 p.m. June 2. ing Fortresses of the Eighth Air
well known family of Wagner
Interment was made in Mountain Force.
creek passed away Wednesday
He was greduated from Ash­
View
cemetery with Rev. A. J.
afternoon at the community hos­
Edwards minister of the Nazar- land High School in 1940 and
pital in Ashland. He had been ill
prior to his entry into the mili­
ene Church officiating.
for the past 7 months Previous
Mr. Williams spent his boyhood tary service July 15, 1940 at Kla­
in this area attending Ashland math Falls, Oregon he was a stu­
schools and graduating from Ash­ dent. He has been stationed in
the European Theater of Opera­
land high school in 1932.
His parents were pioneers of tions since November, 1942.
IN THE MEANTIME,
Technical Sergeant Schaler’s
this section at an early day. His
grandparents, George and Rachel wife. Mrs. Margaret Schaler, lives
IMRUNG
Grow crossed the plains to settle at Shrewsbury, England. His
here. He married Margaret Lock- brother, Orville, is a Mo M. M
wood February 1, 1941. His wife 3/c in the navy.
Frank
Fu gan*
Mary
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and one daughter Marie; six
LATIM O RE P A L IE T T E • NASH
Auto
paint motor oil* and
brothers
and
sisters
Ralph
Wil­
j /
liams, Nehalem, Oregon; Del, ■park plugs at Marshall-Wells
Jesse and Clarence Williams, of Store on the Plasa. Phone 2-1231.
Ashland; Mrs. Ada Kerby and
Monuments and markers. See
Mrs. Rachel Bradley, Ashland; a
Burns Memorials. On the Plasa. !
stepfather, Charles Cowan.
J MARTHA
TALENT NEW S
LITHIA
yflRSITY
Buy bonds to buy bombs to Monuments and markers. See
bomb bums.
Burns Memorials. On the Plesa.
yiiBwitti k»i
*u«.
As we have sold our place, we v. i'l sri • *
Public Auction at (he Rosen place, I o
miles south of Ashland on Highway 99,
the following articles, on
MONDAY,JUNE11
New Violm , ( ahinct Radio, Car Radio, Roll Top IX'sk, Library
Table, Bed Davenport, 1 9 x 1 1 Adm inister Rugs, 1 6x9 A xm in-
ister Rug, Several O ther Rugs, Sundry Rocker* and Tables, i
Pc. Bedroom Set w ith coil Springs, 2 Single Beds, coil springs.
1 T all Chest, Singer Sewing Machine, Round D ining Table,
Chairs, esc. Wood & Coal Range, coils; Pots, pans, dishes, glass­
ware; 1 Meat Grinder, 1 Food ( hopper, Premier Vacuum Clean­
er, Floor Lamps, Many Electrical Appliances, Electric I an, F luor­
escent Desk Lamp, Toasters, Percolators, etc. 1 fo o -lh Platform
Scale, Po wer G rind Stone, Wheel Barrow, I land T ru c k , Garden
Hose, Garden Tools, Small Shop Tools, all kinds; Battery charger,
Grease Guns, Many O ther Articles.
Sale Starts at 1 p.m.
Terms are Cash
I. W . R o sen
Col. A. Dudley, Act. Mrs. A. Dudley, Cl.
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“Yopr F rien d ly G rocer”
Always a Good Supply of Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Where Your Trade is Appreciated
Ends Sat. Nite
O’DRISCOLL
NOAH
BEERY, Jr.
LEO
CARRILLO
LEON
ERROL
Rogue Fire Guards
In Training Camp
About 60 fire guards and look­
outs who will be on the fire pro­
tective staff of the Rogue River
National Forest service during
this year’s fire season are being
trained this week at Camp Two,
near Butte Falls. Members of the
supervisor’s staff and rangers are
acting as instructors.
It is stated that the staff is
still somewhat short in numbers
of full requirements. Three wo­
men will be employed as look­
outs this being the maximum
number which the forest can use.
PLAZA
GROCERY
Mr. and Mrs. Hays
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS • • •
SU N D A Y
Wdfm,
Teixier .
Conwnce! RT]
STARTS SUNDAY
for 3 Days
Insurance
‘you can depend on’:
• Automobile
• Fire
B urns A g en cy
ON THE PLAZA
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NORRIS
» II
mwn
M argaret O M IE N
J IM M T
JUMI
- duranti - autxm
plus
DR. E. N. TERRILL
Chiropractic Physician
MATINEE
SATURDAY
CONTINUOUS
SHOWS SUNDAY
Specialising in tba Non-Con­
fining Treatment of
Hemorrhoids (Piles)
Office Phone 4371
Lithia Hotel Building
Ashland. Oregon
TOM: “ It’s mighty nice to receive a com­
pliment like you’ve just given us, Judge. We
do take our responsibilities very seriously
and try to do the right thing with every­
body. In spite of it, we get criticized now
and then.”
OLD JUDGE: “ I know . . . you’ve got to
take the bitter with the sweet in times like
these. Speaking of criticism, and I mean
really unfair criticism, reminds me of tlr
spirit beverage business.”
F R A N K : “ How is that, Judge?”
OLD JUDGE: “ Simply t h i s . . . c a n you
think of any other business in which the
seller is responsible for what the buyer does
with his merchandise? If a person eats too
much cake and gets indigestion, the baker
isn't blamed. Nor is the coffee merchant
criticized if someone drinks too much coffee
and can’t sleep. B ut the seller of spirit bev­
erages gets blamed plenty if one of his cus­
tomers overindulges. Doesn’t 6ecm quite
fair, does it, Tom?”
TOM: “ Frankly, it doesn’t, Judge. We’ve
ver looked a t it that way before.”
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