Southern Oregon miner., June 21, 1945, Image 1

2 1945
This ’n That
by Th* Old Timer
Grunts I'n. s voters appear apu-
thetic toward the special election,
Fnuuy. Less than a dozen turned Sz.oo PER YEAR
out to hear Secretary of State
Farrell hpcuk in behalf of the
state building fund.
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President Truinun is doing a
big job on a $75,000 annual salary
However taxes take a lurge slice
of his stipend leaving him a little
over $25,000.
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U. S. Suprem e court has can­
celed the order deporting H an y
Bridges us un alien communist.
Proceedings aguinst Bridges s ta rt­
ed in 1938.
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The British have c a p tu r e d
Joachim von Ribbentrop, who
was Hitler’s foreign m inister und
the last of the nazi big shots to be
accounted for, except Hitler.
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Man Shortage
Ju st give me a m an
W ith a m illion or two.
Or one that is handsome
Would happily do;
A dashing young fellow
Is swell any day,
Or one th at is famous
Would suit me O. K.
But if the man shortage
Should get any worse,
Go back to the very
First line of this verse.
Marine Band Will
Play Here Tuesday
for Bond Concert
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
Local Men A ttend.....
Bond Committee Meet
Howard Oden, Herb Huston
and "Andy” Anderson were call­
ed hurriedly to Medford Tuesday
evening to attend an im prom ptu
meeting with S. E. Sammons,
chairm an of the Oregon War F in ­
ance committee, and C'apt. R. F.
Augur, a veteran of the fighting
on Corregidor. The m eeting was
called to talk over the bond drive
and to attem pt to inject a little
enthusiasm into the lagging sales.
Capt Augur was host at the
meeting, which was a luncheon
held at the Medford Hotel.
Jackson County
Sheriff Dies
Sunday Evening
THURSDAY, JUNE i« /
j^ ^ o lu m c
ij ,
Number ly
• ■ - ^ M iS a Z r a
*»ntsAre
299,369,000, Reported in
I ings Accounts in O r e g o n
Banks. How much interest a rt
Planned for Fourth
your receiving for YQOrt poi-
uon of this staggering am ount.
Do you realize th at $18.
of July in Ashland
invested in an E Bond return.
to you in 2 years ........... $19.12
Full Day* Entertainment
4 years ........... $20.00
Scheduled With Bond Auction
6 years ........... $21.00
Rodeo, Carnival
8 years ............$23.00
Services were held Wednesday
To boost the sule of "E” bonds
Enthusiasm continues to m ount
10 years ........... $25.00
morning at 9:30 from the Peri
in Ashland, the local bond com­
or the Fourth of July celebration
or
$25.00
for
your
$18.75;
$50.00
Funeral Chapel in M edford foi
m ittee hus arranged for the wide­
,/hich Ashland will have this year
Sydney I. Brown, widely known (or your $37.50 and $100.00 for
ly known Klam ath Falls Murine
and
determ ination to m ake it one
»ij.uq ximiK it over—pu.
and respected sheriff of Jackson
Base band to play in Ashland,
of the best in many years is a p ­
^t
some
of
th
at
DEAD
Monej
county, who died Sunday even
and it was announced this week
parent up and down Main Street.
id invest it in real live sec.
thut the bund hud set the date
< jn g at his home in Medford, fol-
Svents as previously announced
es and HOLD THEM. In t
’ lowing a lingering illness. Inter
of their uppearance in Ashland
iave not been changed much, ex-
.uture years you will be glat i
us Tuesday, June 26th. The
m ent was made in the Siskiyou
ept th at it is definitely establish­
J ed th a t there would not be the
Memorial park. Pall bearers in­ you did.
Lithia Theatre will be the locale
Camp Carson, C o lo . — P v t cluded Vern Sm ith and Vern Hast
for the concert.
Chamber of Commerce dance,
Charles R. Speers, 31 South 2nd ings of Ashland and William Gre
which had been set for the even­
Tickets for the concert can be St., Ashland, Ore., son of Mr. and
ing of the fourth but because it
obtained by the purchase of an Mrs. Ray N. Speers, 208 D avid­ bbemer, Jerry Pierson, Howard L e g i o n A u x i l i a r y
G ault and Paul Hanlin.
r-,j
,
”E” bond at the bond headquart­
was felt th a t there would be so
son Ave., is now stationed a t the
The sheriff was born in Brack- F j ie C lS v J I I lC e r S
m any other attractions, the dance
ers in the Gas Company office, at U. S. Army General and Conval­
the bank or the post office and escent hospital, Camp Carson, ettsville. Kinney county, Texas, i The regular meeting of Ameri- was dropped. A carnival has been
August 14, 1882. Here he spent his can Legion Auxiliary was held secured, and D. E. Cipperly, ad­
are now being given with each Colo.
boyhood on a cattle ranch. He lat­ Monday evening June 18th at the vance agent for th e Dodge’s
purchase of a bond. Adm ittance
The U. S. Army General and er followed the railroad work Legion Hall with the Aux. Pres. greater Shows and T hrill Circus,
to the concert will be by these Convalescent
hospital is situated and came to Medford in 1905 Mrs. Betty Adams presiding. has been in Ashland the past
tickets only.
in an ideal spot outdoor recrea­ w here he im m ediately became Special and im portant business day or so arranging the details
The M arine Base bdnd has be­ tion activities. Sightseeing trips
come widely known for their to the various scenic places in identified with the business and pretaining to the units activities for the coming of the carnival,
civic life. He was one of the or- were decided upon.
He promises th at there will be
Mankind, according to an a s­ concert at num erous appearances
and near Colorado Springs are ganizers of the Jackson county j The annual D epartm ent Re- plenty of fe rn s wheel rides, m er-
tronom er, will disappear from throughout this area. Accompany
fair association and of the Jack- ports were completed ready to be ry-go-round, rides, side shows, etc
the earth in u milion years from ing the band will be several other arranged for patients.
Emphasis is placed on pre-oc- son county Sheriff’s Posse, in sent in.
and also featuring a high pole act
now. However, the way the world entertainers. All of the members
is getting knocked around it will of the band are veterans of the cupational training so th at con­ later years. He was an ardent • The following officers were and trained lions act. W ednesday
valescents can find w hat skills horseman. He was engaged i n ; elected for the coming year.
details were being worked out as
probably vanish long before that fighting in the South Pacific.
they have and thus w hat type of business in Medford, including i Pres. Mrs. Betty Frazier, 1st. Vice to w here the carnival would be
occupational training they may mining and lum bering. He was a ! President, Mrs. Neva Wood, 2nd set up, but was not announced
Bond Sales Lag
This shoe rationing has a silver
w ant in the veterans’ adm inistra­ charter m em ber of the Medford Vice President Anna B. Kroeger, early enough to catch the Miner
Tuesday
morn
i
n
g
,
F
r
a
n
k
lining for some parents. Look
tion program after returning to Elks club.
Sec. and Treas., Mrs. Kay Ractor; deadline.
w hat it means for the small boy Thompson, who m anages the
civilian life. Practical arts are
A t the tim e of his death he Chaplain, Mrs. Stella Corthell;
bond
booth
at
the
gas
company
Schedule of Events
who wants to go barefoot this
office, stated that sales of “E” some of the most popular sub­ was serving his th ird term as Historian, Mrs. Celia A. Berning-
As previously stated, the day’s
summer.
sheriff, having been re-elected hausen: Sgt. a t Arms, Mrs. Al­ events will start w ith a parade
Bonds are still lagging. A t the jects taught.
Pvt. Speers served in France last fall. He was widely known berta Leonard and Mrs. Mary at ten o’cock, form ing a t the ju n ­
Uncle Zeke opines that fame close of business Monday even-
and fortune aw aits the horticul­ ' ing evening, u tabulation oX sales w ith the 80th division. His wife in Oregon in law enforcem ent Hughes.
ior high and going down Main
turist who developes a straw ber­ showed that $84,663 had been Mrs. Donna M. Speers resides at work and was at one tim e an of­
The next m eeting will be a street and will end at Lithia
ry already sugared and covered made in Ashland, and with a quo­ 31 South Second S treeti Ashland, ficer in the State Sheriff’s asso­ combined business m eeting and Park. Numerous entries for this
ta of $266,750 to meet, he pointed Oregon.
ciation.
with cream.
1 picnic to be held Ju ly 2 a t th event have already been made,
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He is survived by his widow, Lithia Park. F u rth e r details to with the Ashland City Band, the
out that this city has a long way
three daughters, Mrs. Dixie T ra­ be announced later.
Kiltie band definitely scheduled
Gen. Dwight B. Eisenhower is to go yet before reaching the quo­
han and Cydney Brown of Med-
to be in the parade. Several fra t­
receiving un enthusiatic welcome ta. Daily sales have been averag­
] ford and Marie, of San Francisco;
Dr. and Mrs. George Bruce left ernal organizations have announc
from the millions of hero-w or­ ing less than $2,000 per day, and
J, W. Maloney, collector of :iv j onc gon, George
jn the Seabees Sunday afternoon for Dalles, Ore­ ed entries as have business houses
should this daily average con­
shiping Americans.
ternal revenue, announced today two sigters Ethelwyn Soule, Los gon to visit w ith their son and and other groups. T here will be
tinue,
the
end
of
the
drive
on
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th a t the new $5 auto tax stam p
Man Drops Dead in Cigaret July 7, will come w ith Ashland a for the year beginning Ju ly 1, Angeles, Chris H., Phoenix Ariz. tneir son-in-law, botn home on a kiddies section and prizes will
long
ways
behind
on
its
quota.
and William P., Seattle; and his leave from the arm y. Dr. and be given for the best entries in
Line.—headline. There was no
1945, were pladed on sale in his mother,
__ __ Mrs. W. T. _ Brown, Seat- Mrs. Bruce will retu rn to Salem this event. Due to the lack of
The
bond
Prem
iere
at
the
V
ar­
radio announcem ent of the oc-
office at Portland and in all post-1 tj also two grandchildren,
sity
theatre
last
W
ednesday
add­
this week to attend the M ethodist m aterials, it was thought th at
curance.
ed some $20,750 to the total sales offices in Oregon, on Saturday,
church conference. They are not there would not be m any floats,
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.
j paanne P o f
made. M anager R«>rt M ottoar of June 9. The law requires the «
expected home in tim e J o r the b u t other entries w’ill m ake up
Auto lignts-not drivf'rs-shduld the Varsity Theatre reported that ow ner of every automobile, truck.
I x c a M H la Vxtrl
the parade.
Sunday
services.
be lit after dark.
$4600 in $25 bonds were sold. motorcycle ,or bus which is used
Following the parade, there
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will be a bond auction a t the
$3250 in $50 bonds, $5900 in $100 on the public highway on or after
The first swim m ing classes (
Things tu rn up fur the m an bonds, $500 in $500 bonds and July 1, to buy this stam p and dis-
Lithia park, and at present, a
Monday
m orning were off to a
I
play
it
on
his
vehicle.
The
stamps
who digs.
plan to auction off the personal
$2,000 in $1,000 bonds.
' are transferable w ith change of successful sta rt w ith 186 atten d ­
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services of some of A shland’s
1 1 1
ing Monday. Miss E l e a n o r
I ownership of the vehicle. .
Exercise your civic duty F ri­
leading citizens is being form ulat­
Postoffices will sell the stamps Coombe of Seattle is the swim m ­
ed. “A slave M arket” will sell
day.
over the counter for cash only, ing instructor, assisted by Mrs.
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Fifty-three m en and boys gath- these services to the highest bid­
and will conduct no mail order R obert Strough, Mrs. Stearns and ereu in tne oining-room ol the der, and is it expected that M ay­
Mrs. C. M. Frazier. Supervising
, business.
Cnurcn of C hrist on Thursday or Wiley, Senator N ew bry, F rank
In Oregon all auto tax stamps the dressing rooms w ere Sherry evening for a r a th e r and bon Van Dyke, George G reen and
are required to be placed in the Stansbury and Gloria W enner for .banquet. The room and taoies , others will be w ashing windows,
County Agent Robert G. Fow ­
upper left-hand corner of the in- the girls and Don Farm er for the were oeautitully decorated w itn I etc., as a result of the auction,
ler says reports received by him
boys.
]
side
of the windshield.
An unusual num ber attended
the past two weeks indicate the
a color seneme of red, wnite and | Some m erchandise will be soli­
The cam paign will continue ,
.
.
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If the vehicle is in storage or
turkey crop of Jackson county the Elk’s club Flag Day Program
this
week
and
next
and
sim
ilar
Dlue in rec°em tion of Fla« UaY- cited also as has been the custom
the coming season will total 150,- last Thursday in the Elk’s Tem ­ out of use in July is will b e c o n classed are being held ?n MedTord 1 Tne them e was ca rn e d out WlUl form erly.
A t two o’clock the rodeo will
000 birds, double that of last year ple. The event was open to the subject to tax as of the month
flowers and flags arranged by
Buyers and growers have indicat­ public and a large num ber be­ in which it is placed in use on In Ashland classes are being Mrs. Tom P ettit, Mrs. Davis ana be held a t the A shland high
held a t Tw in Plunges.
ed to him the output would be sides m em bers of the organiza­ the public highway.
Mrs. Downing. The song sheets school field, and it is planned to
tion were present.
that large, the agent states.
for the evening were decorated have the regular bronc riding,
Frank Van Dyke spoke on how
It has also been learned that
with the Am erican shield set in steer riding, bulldogging, etc. and
one California poultry dealer the United States flag should be
the now popular V and brow ned the afternoon’s show will wind
firm has financed 75,000 birds in held as an exam ple for the rest
w ith the traditional eagle. This up w ith several horse races and
W illiam Earl Young, infant son
this section and expects to get of the world. Prof Irving Vining,
work was in color, the handw ork relay races. D uring the afternoon,
P
etty
Officer
Evelyn
Moore,
there will be num erous games,
th at many more from other grow ­ in an impressive ceremony, pre­ of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young recruiting for the N avy’s WAVES of Miss Beverly Haynie.
etc for the kiddies in Lithia P ark
sented plaques to the next of kin born Ju n e 16, and died a few was in Ashland Tuesday and a n ­
ers.
The
bounteous
and
delicious
and
of course the carnival will
Last week the last of the brood of the five local Elks who have hours after birth.
G raveside services were con­ nounced th at the WAVE recruit­ meal was prepared by Mrs. F. G. draw its quota of visitors.
er turkeys of this area were died in the service of their coun­
m
ents
will
again
be
opened,
to
Helms,
Mrs.
L.
G.
Haynie,
Mrs.
L.
Ashland is preparing to en ter­
slaughtered and shipped south. try. From the local roster, Gold ducted Monday at 2:30 at M ount­ enlist young women, mostly for U. Gresham and Mrs. J. A.
The county agent says the arm y Star m em bers are Leland A sh­ ain View cem etery w ith Rev. Earl duty in the hospitals along the Youngs The tables were served tain m any outsiders. No doubt
plans to can most of these birds craft, Henry Phelan, Dean W ar­ Downing officiating. Survivors west coast. It was recently an­ by Arlis Youngs, M arie Gresham, Lithia P ark will draw picnickers
and has contracted for purchase ren, Charles Yoder and William are the parents Mr. and Mrs. nounced th at the Navy had taken Beverly- Haynie, Edith Turnbull from miles around, as usual, and
Young, an older brother and the
w ith the added attractions of the
of a goodly portion of the new Eckhart.
over the hospitals in arm y camps and Phyyllis Rae Downing.
rodeo, parade, and bond auction,
Musical num bers included sel­ grandm other Mrs. Eva Gosnell. up and down the Pacific coast and
crop.
The entertaining and inspirat­
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W eather conditions have been ections played by the ensemble
these m ust be staffed with ional program of the evening a large num ber of visitors is e x ­
pected.
excellent for the turkeys the past under the direction of Irving Mir-
WAVES to keep them running. consisted of group singing, instru
ick. Because of illness, the Misses
months, w ith good forage.
For the convenience of those m ental num bers, a stunt, toasts
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M arilyn Young and Elaine S uth­
wishing
to join the Waves, Petty and talks, and vocal numbers.
The Oregon State Game Com­
erlin were unable to sing and
Officer Moore will be in Ashland Dale Dieckman, accompanied by
mission
m
akes
its
annual
request
their places on the program w a s '
Chief of Police C. P. Talent, capably filled by Seam an Bill j that sym pathetic individuals re ­ from Ju n e 27 to June 30, inclu­ his sister M axine, played a violin
A new comer to the business
stated this m orning that ‘‘fire Alves, he history of the flag frain from picking up fawn deer sive, a t the Lithia Hotel. Office solo. Lowell Hall gave the toast district of Ashland this week, is
w orks” of any kind would be was presented by Past Exalted that appear to be deserted. In hours will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p. to the fathers and T. L. O 'H arra Howard S. Wiley, who has open-
banned before and after the Ruler Harold Merrill, Boy Scouts most instances this is not true, m. daily. Night appointm ents for to the sons. J. A. P utm an spoke an insurance office, located in
Big Fourth of Ju ly celebration. and w ith Mrs. Cay llufm an at and if the faw n is left alone, its wom en who m ayy be working, on “M aking Men O ut of Boys” the office space of the Oregon
They are not only forbidden by the piano. The pledge of allegi­ m other will eventually return to can be arranged by telephoning citing some of the Biblical fathers Land Com pany at 55 East Main.
Ashland City Ordinance No. 1046 ance was led by Exalted Ruler claim it. D eliberate picking up of the Lithia Hotel in Ashland, and and sons. L ittle David Burger Mr. Wiley, son of Mayor and Mrs
but by theState defense council’s Erwin and voiced by the aud­ fawns in order to obtain a pet is asking for P etty Officer Moore. welcomed the daddies in his own Thornton Wiley, has been the
inim itable way. Some of the past five years w ith the insur­
proclamation of June 30th. 1943 ience.
against the law, and a perm it is
The
hearing
of
the
Oregon
young
people put on a stunt call­ ance departm ent of the Oregon
which is still in effect all over
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not issued to keep it unless it
State Game Commission in re ­ ed “M ellerdram m er”. Mrs. M. B. Public U tilities Commission, and
the state.
can
be
proved
that
the
fawn
act­
Thomas Ralph Dunnivan of
In the proclam ation the sale, Ashland was cited to appear in ually was deserted and would gard to the 1945 hunting regula­ Keeton of A ltadena, California bring a wide experience in insur­
tions will sta rt at ten o’clock, sang "That little Boy of M ine” ance w ork to his new business
distribution, or use of fire works, Justice court this week on a have died.
firecrackers, cap-pistols, or other charge of passing a motor vehicle
While young deer may be a t­ S aturday morning, Ju ly 14, at its and “M emories”. Mr. Alva Fere- here.
forms of ‘‘noise m aking devises” with insufficient clearance. He tractive pets, as they grow older offices in 616 Oregon Building, bee of Elmira, Oregon sang ‘‘My
Heavenly F ather W atches Over
are banned, anyw here in Oregon. was fined $2.00 and costs.
they can become burdensom e to Portland.
Mrs. Nelle Burns left for P o rt­
A compliance with the above
Seasons, bag lim its and other Me”. Miss M axine Deickman ac­ land Tuesday evening via train,
care for and often dangerous to
proclam ation is requested by the
Raw linseed oil for livestock. hum an life if adequate facilities regulations governing the taking companied both Mrs. Keeton and to see her son Charles, who last
local police departm ent officials. Marshall Wells Store o n t h e are not provided. In the end, the of game birds, game anim als and Mr. Ferebee.
__ week underw ent an emergenc •
deer m ay have to be killed as j fur-bearing anim als will come up
Plaia Phone 21231
All counted the evening a very appendectomy. Mrs. Burns called
most of them cannot be sa tisfa c t-! , for considerations
at th at time. | Pleasant one and expressed a from Portland Monday and sta*-
Raw linseed oil for livestock.
.
Monuments and marker*. See orily released after being raised | The hearing is open to the p u b - ' hope that the banquet would be ed th at her husband was not re ­
Marshall Well* Store o n t h e
Burn* Memorials. On the Plasa. in captivity.
Plata Phone 21231
lie.
an annual affair.
I covering satisfactorily.
Well Known Klamath Falla
Veterans Engaged For
June 26 Entertainment
Service* Held Wednesday
For Three-time Peace Officer
At Medford
Pvt. ( ’has. Speers at
Camp Carson Hospital
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$5 Auto Stamp
Now On Sale
Off to Good Start
Big Turkey Crop
Seen In County
Father and Son
Banquet Enjoyed
Many Attended
Elk’s Flag Day
Program Thursday
Infant Son of Jack
Young Dies June 16
Leave Fawns Says
Game Commission
Fireworks Banned
Navy Seeks Women
for Medical WAVES
Howard Wiley Opens
Insurance Office
Buy a Bond’and Hear the Marine Base Band Concert