Southern Oregon New» Review, I hurxday, Ouobvi 24, 1946
SOUTHERN 11 r w *
OREGON n C I f 5
D C V IC W
I* E > I c n
Published every Thursday by
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
167 East Main Street
Ashland, Oregon
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editor
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash­
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of
March 3, 1879.
Printed on the official ballots which voters will have a chance to see
Tuesday, November j, will be several measures of proposed legislation,
some are good, some bad. A resume of this legislation appears in the
Official Voters' Pamphlet which was published this week.
The first amendment is planned to provide for a chain of succession
among state officials in case of death of the governor or his removal
from office. First in line of succession will be the president of the senate
followed by the speaker of the house, then the secretary of state or
the state treasurer.
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The Old Timer Says
We read th at
, u study
of
1 crim e s tatis-
( tics by the | N
D cpm linc 11 t »M B
of J u s t i c e
shows
t h a t
teen - age r s
were com m it-
ling 51 per
cent of our
burglaries. 62j
per cent of
our car thefts^
and 15 per cent of our
In the days of y estery ear there
w as no freedom from discipline
In the home. F a th e r’s razor strop
and m other's hair brush w ere the
corrective agencies. A round the
hearthstone ch a rac te r was taught,
th rift, m oderation,
tem perance,
kindness, love and faith
Nowadays, m others and fathers
are not giving th e tim e or
thought to training th eir child
ren in good m an n ers and sound
morals. C hildren are left free to
do as they please, and go w ith
whom they please and talk as
they please
Is it any w onder that juvenile
delinquency is ra m p a n t’’ There's
too m uch coddling of youth, more
laying on of hands is in order.
In the days of yore .reform
schools and correctional in s titu ­
tions w ere not even dream ed.
Old Solomon hit the nail on the
head when he voiced this bit of
wisdom. "Withhold not correction
from the child”.
p o rts of c o n d itio n s e x lsltin g th e re
T he m id w eek school o | P ra y e r
ini'. ts each W ednesday ev e n in g
at 7:30 M is M alad L o w th e r is
the lender, su b ject “ P eace Con
Ic rc in c " . G. W B ruce, M in ister
i A u iu n u tr v u iiT it»
NeJgliborlioni! Church
t oiigr.g.i I lURil
F v art P Burden, M inister
S u n d a y S chool, 9:45 a.m. Mrs.
¡J o h n B arker, h u .c i in tru d e n t.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
W orship S e rv ic e , il a in. Sei
Rev. G o rd o n L in d say , p a sto r
SCIENTIST
vie«' Dr. B o rd en w ill sp eak on.
Sunday
Sunday, Oct. 27. 1946
Why Is G od So Still.
P ilg rim F e lio w sm p w ill m eet
S unday m orning service at 11
V 4a A. M. S unday School. 14
o'clock
S ubject
PROBATION classes w ith trained teachers amt at th e c h u rc h at 6 31) p in. A so
AFTER DEATH
cial h o u r will follow th e ilevo-
a sep arate room for each class.
Sunday School at 9 30 A. M.
W ednesday
1" n; d iu e e tm g .
11 A M M orning W orship.
e v e n in g
n iv 'tin g ,
1 P. M. T he "Assam bly ol Coil
testim onies of H our" o v e r s ta tio n KW IN.
which includes
C hristian Science healing, is held
at 8 o ’clock.
Reading Ilonin open daily from
2 to 5 P. M. except S undays and
holidays.
Tiie public is cordially invited
to atten d these se i\ ices, and to
use the Reading Room.
Our Ledy of the Mountain
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Gill and C S lreets
6:45 P. M. Young
people's
C hrist A m bassador Service.
I 7:4a Evangelistic Service 18
Hi \
W ed . 7 4 a p in. Y o u n g P e o p le s I
i
Sc I v ice.
P ile :
It
I '..il 11 . P.i li H
Phone 889«
pil'd* o rc h e stra plays.
O ctohei 20. lOtli S u n d a y a fte r
Pentecost
10 00 a.m . High M ass: Recep
and , (ion for m e m b e rs of th e C h ristia n
M o th ers' S o c ie ty ; B en ed ictio n
S a tin day, 8:30 a in Low Mass
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH follow ed by C atech ism In s titu ­
North Mein and Laurel St,
tion foi tin- school children
F rid a y 7 45 P. M. F a rm
V u to iy Night.
. CHURCH OF CHRIST
Earl Downing. Pastor
The S unday School m eets each
This particular amendment has no flaws in it that we can see, and
FAITH TEMPLE
All S unday services are held al S unday m orning at 9:45. A O
with Earl Newbry in line for the Senate presidency we’re strongly be­
U n d e n o m in a tio n a l
the S eventh Day A dven l i s t McGee is the su p erin ten d en t
L oealed a t th e c o rn e r ,f 5lh
The m orning serm on is at 11 o '­
Church.
hind it. Who knows, the next incumbent may decide to retire, to go
Bible School ,9:45 A M. The clock on the subject, "The Lord an d East Mam St.
to the United States senate or he might even get hit by a street car.
Leo (,’. W ine, P a sto r
N ursery, Beginners, P rim ary and God O m nipotent R elgncth". The
M,
S unday School 10:00 A
Then the home folks here in Ashland could sit back and bask in the
Ju n io r departm en ts, and O ppor­ chon .under direction of Mrs
Bill Wciici w ith Mra Fi.ink Dav Classes for all ages. Mis. Leo
tunity
class
m
eets
in
the
old
reflected glory of having a governor in office. We’re going to vote, yes,
building
at Second and
B. is at the organ, will leud the con W ine, S u p e rin te n d e n t.
M orning W orship. II 00 A. M.
for sure on that one.
S treets, The Loya 1 W o m e n , grcgational singing and offer a
Friendly, Men's, Young People's, special anthem . The Method! t T he children m eet in the base­
The real reason behind the bill, however, was to add the names of
High School and Interm ed iate j Youth Fellow ship will m eet foi m en t for children's church during
Uncle Josh.
classes m eet at the S eventh Day w orship In the Little C hapel at tins hour un d er the d irection of
the secretary of state or the state treasurer to the list of successors.
A dventist C hurch, F o u rth and C 6:15 p.m. The evening w orship M aiy A n n C onger.
Under existing bills the president of the senate would automatically
Evangelistic Services beg i n
I hour is 7:30 ,at which lim e the
Streets.
S
u
n d a y n ig h t at 7:30.
|
pastor
will
give
the
first
of
a
Ju
n
io
r
C
hurch,
11:00
A.
M.
at
become governor any how.
Service T u e sd a y n ig h t a t 7:30
’ series of addresses telling of the
Second
and
B
Streets.
Mrs. F ran k Van Dyke and Mrs
Could be that the legislation was designed to take care of events in
orning Service, 11:00 A M. I experiences of Dr. M ecklenburg, A nna Mae W ine w ill b rin g th e
A. E. P eters atten d ed the tra in ­ at M
m essag e a t th is serv ice.
Fourth
and C S treets S e rm o n ,1 In traveling d u rin g this last sum
case an atomic bomb is dropped on or near Oregon. In that case our ing course on hom e guidance in
T h u rsd a y n ig h t th e re w ill Re a
m er behind the iron cu rta in of
“
You
Have
to
Go
To
C
hurch."
recommendation would have been that the legislation should have ex­ social hygiene education .which
Ju n io r and Young People's j Russia and throughout Europe special m essage on prophecy,
w as held last W ednesday at the
M ecklenburg is pastor of the from the book of R ev elatio n .
tended the chain of succession right on down through ever)' member courthouse audito riu m in Med- C hristian Endeavor, 6:30 P. M. j j Dr.
S atu rd ay night, speciul evan
First M ethodist C hurch in M in­
and
Evening
Service
at
7'30
P.
M
of the legislature, and down through each common citizen to the lone iford, u n d er the direction of F G. are held at F ourth and C. S treets neapolis, and because of e x te n ­ gelistic Service. H arold B urger
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1 Scherer, director of social hvgi-
will be speaking al this time.
liest sheep herder who tends his band out on the desert between Jordan j pne e fj u c a t j o n of t y,e Oregon Tub- in the S eventh Day A dventist sive travels in Europe Is well j
Everyone welcom e
building; serm on, “The Religion qualified to give au th en tic re-1
vallev and Lakeview.
erculosls Association.
ot' P ro testan ts.”
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! Members of the Jackson Coun-1 M idweek Service, W ednesdu)
The second bil Ion the ballot will have to do with the authorization ty public Health association had 8:00
P. M. a t the parsonage.
of a tax of 45/100 of a mill on all taxable property of state for a per- 'seen urgent need for this meeting
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because of the juvenile delinqu-j
iod of 10 vears. This money will be used to build and equip armories.
Presbyterian Cliurcli
ency and the soaring of number
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of
divorces
in
this
county.
130 N orth Mam
They sure do make nice skating rinks.
Mrs. Van Dyke and Mrs. Peters ' *A friendly church fur thoughtful
The third bil lproposes to create rural school districts and school will work with the three units of J
people"
A Breakdown Can Spoil That Fall Trip.
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the P.T.A. in Ashland and will Rev. George M. S hum an, P astor
boards which would be operated in such a manner that the county and pass
out leaflets to any club, or- 1 Sunday
Play safe and bring your car in for a tuneup or
not the school district alone be required to aid in the upkeep of the ganlzation or person that is in­
9:45 A. M. C hurch School lor
am overhaul.
terested
in
the
welfare
of
our
all uges.
schools.
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11 A. M. M orning W orship.
youth. These leaflets concern sex
education
th
at
should
be
helpful
,
Serm
on
by
the
pastor.
A
nthem
by
This is only fair as the responsibility of educating the children of
the choir un d er the direction of
to any parent.
Oregon is the responsibilty of every citizen of the state, not just those
Miss F lorence Allen, w ith Mis.
FIRST" BAPTIST CHURCH
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G. M. F rost at the organ.
in a particular area.
First & Hargadine Sts
6 P. M. W estm inster C lub (col­
The fourth bill is one which is set up to repeal an existing bill in Sunday Services
lege age) w ill have a lig h t sim per
9:45 A. M. S unday Schoo., at the M anse followed at 6:30 P
order that Chinese may own real estate and work mining claims. The
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M. w ith w orship and discussion.
C harles Davis, su p erintendent.
early Oregon settlers were not happy about the Chinese who came to
11:00 A. M. M orning W orship
6:30 P. M. Senior and Ju n io r
mining camps and were able to live so much cheaper and work so with special music. Message b y ; High Societies will m eet m the
the pastor.
J R otunda w ith Mr. and Mis. W ay­
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much cheaper than the caucausion workers. Fear that the Chinese would,
7:30 P. M. Evening Gospel S e r - 1 ne Sikes,
Fellowship,
Wor-j
7:30
P.
M.
Evening
Service
by lower standards of living, soon be able to buy and operate all the vice.
w u h an Orches.
Thursday, 7 P. M. M idweek S e r­
gold claims in Oregon, caused the passage of the real estate exclusion '
’ an£j youth Choir. Message vice for P ray e r and Bible S 'udy.
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law. The present bill is an attempt to remedy this early law, for the ^ ^ W o r d by t h e ^ t o r . ^ | 7:45 P. M. A dult Choir Ileheur
Mrs. Peters and Mrs.
Van Dyke To Meeting
Don't De. Sonny f
Bring Your Car to Caton’s
Expert Repair, All Models, Cars, Trucks
Clyde N. Caton
law has been unfair to Chinese restaurant owners and merchants, and p eijowshjp Hour with studies ini
particularly unfair to American born Chinese.
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Ro°try and Benedic-
Fifth on the list of bills which will appear before the voter Novem- J tion
Holy Mass during the week at
ber 5 is a proposed amendment which will permit legislative bills which
8:00 A. M.
Friday, 7:30 P. M. Rosary and
•re pending in the legislature to be read only bv title.
Benediction.
Back in the days before mimeographs it was necessary to read all
bills aloud to the assembled legislatures. Today, however, this pro­
Listen to the
cedure only takes up time, and gives the boys a chance to doze while
ASSEMBLY OF GOD HOUR
the bills are being read. What with modern methods of reproduction
the legislators can read and analyze the pending bills, why should they
have to listen to a monotonous repetition of the bills.
Number six one the list of proposed amendments would increase the
Attend the great Evangelistic
number of state senators to j i . This is an odd number which will pre­
Service Sunday a t 7:45 p.m.
An 18-piece orchestra plays
vent a tie vote on matter of legislation which appear before the senate,
9:45 a.m. Ride the bus to Sun­
senators to j i . This is an odd number which will prevent a tie vote on
day School FREE.
matter of legislation which appear before the senate.
Assembly ot God Church
485 Siskiyou
The way the boys trade horses its easy enough for them to get tied up.
The seventh proposal has to do with regulating fishing in various
streams, inlets, and bays. This bill does not stop the Isaak Waltons
from angling for fish but it does set up areas and regions for commer­
cial fishermen.
Sunday 1 p .m
KWIN
The proposal plans to protect the salmon and steelhead in order that
the present supply can be increased rather than decreased. Fish are an
important natural resource, especially to Oregon. Conservation of all
natural resources is a must.
In eighth position on the ballot is the proposal to create a state old-
age and disability pension fund. Supporters of this measure claim it
would give full time prosperity to every individual in the state.
Opponents of the measure point out that the bill will give residents
of Oregon four income taxes to pay. That in addition to the four in­
come taxes a pyramided transaction tax will add six or seven hidden
taxes to income. Oregon businesses which export products to other
states will close up because the cost of production will have risen to
a point above competing market prices. The excessive )% gross tax
will force many small businesses to the wall and will add to the cost
of livipg in Oregon.
The last bill which will appear on the ballot is the measure to create
a basic school support fund by annual tax levy. •
This is an equalization plan which will provide a way for the citi­
zens of the entire state to aid in the support of the common schools.
State funds will be available for school aid. Many f Oregon schools
really need financial help.
The opposion to the bill is coming from the Oregon taxpayers fed­
eration which states that the cost of the measure will have to be born by
a tax on property.
The important thing about all of these measures, however, is that
the voter votes!
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