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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, »94J When w ith d iau u l was ordcrvu information on traffic accidents! Tn Uine Rosenthal china, received be he a native or visitor who uses •noruy unei uoou because o* iuca lor the year 1944, including a<?. < lust week from her husbund, the purkwuys along the high oi uiiuautuuou auu ucavy u u u a i- tailed analysis of causes and oth- Cuptuin Phillip Stansbury on ways. bes, me ueucciiauc Ccuuuceeieu m er factor* involved in highway Gasoline consumption in O re duty with the Allied Military If we must measure such th tigs couuuauu uie covereuig icuigu- and street a c c e n t s . Cha r t s, aiu acuou. kvim co n&eu ue uexu graphs and tubles contain this gon during the first six m onths of Government in Germany. Rut« d in terms of dollars, the ad v an t The story of how First L ieuten 1943 totaled 114,926,946 gallons", by china experts to be one of age* in favor of rouside parks as ant W alter R. Eastman of Yreka, i uie iuu uguuisi anouter «lap ai- detailed information. compared to 108,950,877 gallons the best makes of China, Mrs. compared with fields of .(tumps cacK u u iu uie uiaiu’ oouy oc in - ’ This booklet is being distribut in 1944, Secretary of State Robert California, took over command of Stansbury is eluted with the new und snugs is one hundred to one. an Infantry platoon whose officer I luuuyiueu, luciuumg »o casuax- ed to interested persons and or S. Farrell said today. china set. The dishes came in The advertising vulue alone is I ues, uau ivn. cueu, oy ci^uuu^ ganizations throughout the state had been wounded, stood off The gasoline use for the first seven big boxes and when un far greater than any possible t three fierce Japanese attacks a series oi ueiayiug action, ue and copies may be obtained w ith half of this year was an increase packed contained a service for of acquisition and maintenance v c as aoie to Wimuiaw lus group, out charge by writing Robert S. of about five percent over the twelve and hud some 175 pieces plus loss in tuxes. against a Philippine hill, and ■ "• — • — — — — I . Farrell, Secretary of State, Sal consumption for the same period in the set. It is u fine grade of then fought a stern rearguard act The original American Indians em, Oregon. ion to cover his unit's w ithdraw al of 1944. Taxes paid on gasoline Chinaware. lumen ted the passing of the b’lf- was released today by the War ------------ o-------------- bought in Oregon so far this year falo*. Muy we never find o u r Department, amount to $5,746,402.39. In justice court this week were selves lamenting the passing of Oregon's traffic accidents in The lieutenant, whose wife, During the month of June, Ore William Glenn Hamilton cited to TALENT, August 7,—Mrs. Ben gon used 23,081,257 gallons of appear on a charge of not huving the wooded lands after m illing Jives, Mrs Mary Eastm an lives at Box 1944 claimed a total oi no effort to save them. Clark entertained the O.D.O. club 336, Yreka, is now hospitalized in injured 0,6-ij persons and caused - gasoline which was 14 percent an operators license. $2.00 and Every person who packs a Texas. His father, W alter A. East an economic loss ot >il,o^o,toy, Friday. Those attending were over the June consumption a costs was the fine. William Carlos camp kit or picnic basket, who Mrs. Tom Bell, Mrs. Lou King, according to accident facts c o n -, man, lives at Hilt, California. year ago and was the heavest Chapel for perm itting an unli fishes our streams or hunts in At the tim e of the action, near tam ed in uie l a « edition oi i re-1 Mrs. Roy Levander, Mrs. Myrtle June since since 1942 when gas censed minor to operate a motor I our fields and wexvds, or trumps Jacobs, Mrs. George Galbreth, Pm amopoan Heights on Leyte, gon 'Traffic Accident races, a 1 use totaled 23,129,800 gallons. vehicle was fined $2.00 und costs. | our trails, everyone who 'ikes Lieutenant Eastman was serving graphical bulleUn on traffic a c - ! Mrs. Fred Rapp, Mrs. Mabel Dun Earl Henry Blair cited to appear nature for what it is und does can, Mi's. M argaret Mathes, Mrs as operations officer of a battal ciuents, issued each yeaf b y Uie on a charge of not having head for us, who loves the State in ion of the 24th Infantry “Victory-’ safety division of Uie secretary of j Edna Holdrige, Mi'S. Ed Robison, lights was fined $1.00 and costs which he lives, should rise in his Mre. Winnie Mason and the'host- Division. A hill captured by one s la te s office. Roland Parks, genial and well with the fine rem itted and Ros might and demand the building ess Mrs. Ben Clark, ice cream, known principal of the Junior coe Eugene Bugbee was cited for of the battalion’s companies was of a park system ntong every “The fact that traffic deaths in under heavy attack by the Japs. Oregon last year were about five cake, coffee and tea were the re High school returned to Ashland having an overheight load on his feasible portion of our highways. last Friday after spending the truck. He was assessed $8.00 and Future generations will praise During the evening a “banzai” percent higher than the toll of freshments. Mrs. Glen Brown and daughter period since the closing of school, costs, Herman Whitman Helm him for it. Let us not forget that charge weakened one section of J 943 indicates a need for the e x the defense line, with the leaders ercise of greater care on the part Leona returned to their home in at Palo Alto, California, where was charged with having no d e a r , he who cuts u tree should plu rt of the platoon holding the a n a ot the driving public,” Robert S. San Diego, California last Thurs he attended a sum m er course for ance lights on his truck and was another. both wounded. The operations of Farrell, secretary of state, said in day after a two weeks visit with teachers at Stanford University. fined $4.50 costs. Immediately upon his return. Mi ficer imm ediately took over end. announcing distribution of the relatives in the valley. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wally Putm an Parks took up em ploym ent with Seattle, Wash.—John William despite heavy enemy fire, reor new booklet who recently sold their property Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gregg at Pitts, Jr.. USNR, of 147 Ohio S t, ganized the defense, placing light F arrell said the study of 1944 ly wounded men in positions traffic accidents shows that m ot to Mr. and Mrs. M errett Randal Twin Plunges, where he plans to Ashland, Oregon, has been ad have purchased property in Oro w here they, too, could fire. or vehicle pedestrian collisions ac ville, California and will move work until just prior to the open vanced in rating to Aviation ing of school. Chief Machinists Mate, the Navy A fter an intense m ortar t.nd counted for the greatest propor there soon. announced today. Pitts, who is on grenade barrage, the Japs again tion of the traffic deaths reported Cpl Davis M. Young in the Miss Rosalie Stauffer, high duty at the Naval Air Station smashed against this portion of in Oregon last year. This type of the line. In bitter hand-to-hand accident accounted for 34 percent weignts and measures depart school senior is working at the Seattle, is the son of Mrs. Minnie m ent of the Army Transport local J. C. Penney store, begin Brownson of the Ashland address. fighting, the Doughboys drove of all fatal accidents in the state. command at G reat Falls, Mon ning this week. them off with the help of the lieu N ext to the pedestrian accid BUFFALOS AND TREES tenant’s sub-machinegun. Every ents were the non-collision type tana returned to his base Wed E. B. Birkenbeuel Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pingerlos man in the group was wounded. accidents, accounting for 29 per nesday evening after a 20 days furlough with his parents Mr. and daughter of Bend were in Much is said of the various Reorganizing his men again, cent of all deaths. and Mrs. Floyd y o u n g and the 23-year-old officer set off in The booklet contains complete friends. His sister Lucile Young, Ashland on business Monday of freedoms which we must cheiist this week. They are newspaper and protect. The list is endless complete darkness to bring up re cadet nurse at St. Vincent’s hos people, working in Bend. and not the least of these is the placements, arriving in time to pital in Portland, spent the week freedom to enjoy the beauty and break up a third assault early the end with her parents. Monuments and marker«. See bounties nature has bestowed up next morning. Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Tillfcrd Burns Memorials. On the Plaza. on us. and baby of Prospect were Tal ----------- o----------- Here in Oregon where timber- ent callers Saturday evening. The interior of the Lincoln land is rapidly passing into the Monty Montgomery of the School is undergoing a conwlete private ownership of a few large navy is spending a short furlough redecorating and painting pro operators and is either being w ith his parents and other rela gram this summ er, and will pre logged by man or destroyed by tives. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs sent a new appearance w ith the fire, we find as we drive over Don Montgomery. opening of school this fall. The our highways, year after year, Mrs. M yrna Frink attended the interior decoration is being done more operations close to the high S ign al Cm pa I’hoiv wedding of Dorothy P a rr and in a new light cream color. ways. Soon we will see only a Infantryman on mopping up op Frederick Haynes that took place Thursday evening of last week mass of stumps and snags. Rapid eration beyond a new Puciflc Island at the Church of Christ in Ash All that equipment he _ ______ _ ___ ....... the Senior and Interm ediate Me- ly our own beautiful State is beachhead. land July 27. A shower was given: carries was purchased with Woi becoming a cemeteryy where Mrs. Haynes a t "the horrie^of M ri ^ i s t Youth Fellowship groups Bond funds. U. S. 1 rtain rp D tra rtm tn l once spread mighty forests. and Mrs. Roy P arr a brother and ^ sw im -d in n e r-p a rty a t .¿el GALS! Men of vision who see the in man Baths. The young folks gath sister in law of the bride, evitable end of this process, know GAGS! Mrs. Ivah Blackwell and Mrs. ered for a swim at seven o’clock that just as the Indian was strip Ida Crosley of Ashland were cal in the evening, and when they ped of his hunting grounds, so DOLLAR ling on relatives in Talent Mon had enjoyed the Helman Plunge will the white m an be stripped of for an hour or more, they gather BILLS! day afternoon. his playgrounds, beauty spots, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clark visit ed under the trees in the nearby and m arkers of historical inter ed relatives in Jacksonville, Sun park for a covered-dish picnic est. dinner. Following the dinner day. . To this end, public spirited Miss M argarett Eagon returned they enjoyed several games, and men propose to reserve parkways closed their evening of fun in a home Saturday from a months Fires resulting from visit w ith relatives in Arora, worshipful moment of song a n d . along the highways, where we prayer by the fireside. Mr. and | can retreat on occasion, to rest Dennis California. windstorm, explosion & Mrs. John Billings are sponsors from the cares of the city. They O’KEEFE propose to keep for us a beauti other perils are not cov of the seniors and Mrs. G. W. Helen Girls - Women ful countryside through which we Bruce is sponsor of the Interm e ered by your insurance WALKER can drive, or pause in shade or BE A PRACTICAL NURSE diates. June policy. Unless you have shadow, to camp or rest along BIG DEMAND - HIGH WAGES plus HAVOC your fire policy extend Blue Hummingbird, Oklahoma the way. Instruction. High school not Indian, forfeited $40 bail when he The plans has everything for it ed to cover such dangers necessary. Easy to learn at home failed to appear in city court on and nothing against it. It reduces —you’ll have to stand in spare time. Ages 18 to 60. War a charge of being drunk and dis the fire hazard because, in the demands have caused big short orderly. such loss yourself. parks, snags and fire traps will age. Prepare now for this inter Mr. and Mrs. Rae L. Castiel rf be removed. It will not take any Ask this agency to add esting, profitable and patriotic Medford have purchased a home appreciable sum of money from Extended Coverage to work. W rite for FREE inform a in Ashland. the tax roll. Most of the land can tion. Wayne School of Practical your fire insurance now. be acquired by donation from the Nursing, c/o Southern Oregon for 3 Days Mrs Marcial Stansbury is show owners who are becoming m ind Miner. ing her friends a fine set of gun- ful of the great need. Os it could be acquired by outright purchase for reasonable sums. The main benefit which over REAL INSURANCE balances any expenditure is the Phone 8781 41 E ast Main spiritual value, the moral uplift and physical improvement the average person will experience, I I Si I p IOr I' lfst Half This YcilT Story Told of Fight Made by Yreka Man co. Oregon issues book o n n a m e conditions TALENT NEWS LOCALS WAR BONDS LITHIA NOW PLAYING Radio’s Mystery Master! Ends Sat. Nite A Complete Covering Western Action...Fun! STARTS SUNDAY Billings Agency Open Season for Iced Coffee Needs for Baby INFANTS SHOES AU leather, sizes 0 -1 - 2 - 3......$1.39 pr. SU N D A Y I t ’s Murder! RECEIVING BLANK ETS................... 49c CHUX D IA P E R S ............... ....... $1.49 box Beautiful new assorted Baby Blankets $1.98 - $2.98 - $3.98 - $4.98 WARNER BAXTER MlARY BROOKE COWAN .MATINEE SATURDAY CONTINUOUS SHOWS SUNDAY the heat in the cool grand combination with tall glasses J fo M M t ! - F ORGET depths of a tall glass of iced of freshly-made iced coffee. Here it coffee. Its refreshing goodness will the recipe for Two-Layer Bavariar W M R 'S \ revive lagging spirits and give you Cream. It’s tested, of course. the necessary pep to carry on the day’s work. Serve It with Two-Layer C0MAGÍ ! Bavarian Cream for dessert or when plus Fredric March Anna Sten in Resurrection friends drop in for a visit in the evening. Here is a real treat to top off that warm-weather meal. It’s fight and yet will satisfy the family’s desire for something sweet. But most im portant, it uses no shortening and no sugar at all, and its wonderful cof fee flavor makes Two-Layer Bava rian Cream unusually delicious. It will keep in the refrigeratoi a day or two, so you can prepare it any time you find it convenient. Makes a Two-Layer Bavarian Croom 1 envelopa unflavored % teaapoon «alt ffelatin 14 cup dark corn 1 cup cold ntron» eyrun coffee ' I 1 cup undiluted evap- 'J cup orated milk or thin 2 white«, well cream beaten Baby Hot Water Bottles........ ...............55c Complete Line of Johnson & Johnson Baby Goods Soften gelatin in % cup cold cof fee. Heat remaining coffee and evap orated milk or thin cream. Add saft com syrup and honey and pour ovei gelatin. Stir until dissolved. Chil until mixture is syrupy but not set Beat until fluffy and fold Into wel beaten egg whites. Pour Into on« large glass bowl or into parfai glasses. «4
