Southern Oregon New» Review
Elks Aid Campfire
»«iris Fund Drive
M. Emery Succumbs
at Depot Bay, Oregon
tnam der of the budget go»» to­
w a rd the purchase of supplier,
stu n n u i cam p ex p e.i.-e>. a n d in c i­
dentals.
A shland Elks lodge last w etk
There are three groups of
starred the financial cam paign of
tile C am pfi e (¡ills rolling w ith c. m piire girls in Ashland, they
a ie Uii- B lu e b ird s l.t Hie n c in v u
a $100 dona ion
tary grades, tfte C am pfire ru i»
Each ycai residents of Ashland the junior high, and the Horizon
are called upon to co n trib u te t girls ol the high school, bine»
the C am pfire fund. It is hoped there 1» no G irl Scout ¡ . c u v i t y in
that the budget cf approxim ately A shland the cam pfire work is the
$300 will be reached in a short m am m ethod of providing the
tune. The money is used for sev­ girls w a n interesting work and
eral purposes. $150 a y ear goo social activity.
to the salary of the C am p Eire
All persons who would like to
executive secretary anti the re
assist in the C am pfire w ork in
Ashland are urged to mail their
contribution to the following
Roland L Parks, president Cam p
lire council: M arjorie Davis. e \e
cutive secretary .or Henry End­
ers. financial drive chairm an.
Dr. E. N. Terrill
hiropractie
Physician
H C. Em ery, Nina Bell Emery
and Hazel Em ery received w ord
last week of the d eath ot then
brother, M elvin S. Em ery, at D«
pot Bay, Oregon.
Mr. Em ery w as born In A sh­
land received his euucution it» .» -.
He was m arrie d to Miss Vuoa
lledgpeth, who su rv iv es him w ith
one son, K enneth, ot Schncclau.v,
New York.
F uneral services and iniei nient
w ere in P ortland
ROBERT ROST SERVING AS
MEMBER OF NAVY SQ. 108
R obert S terling Rost, of 725 B
St., seam an first class of the U nit­
ed S tates Navy, is serving on O k ­
inaw a as a m em ber of the N avy's
patrol squadron 108.
A fter establishing a brilliant
w ar record, the squadron is act
Ing as "the eyes of the Fiet t" in
the Pacific and C hina Sea areas.
Besides serving on search and
rescue patrols. S quadron
108
m aintains a re g u lar air route to
C hina, carry in g personnel, m ail
and m aterial.
BETTY BOYLE ELECTED
SONG QUEEN AT S. O. C.
Specializmq in the Non-Con-
f ninq Treatment of
Hemorrhoids (Piles)
Betty Lee Boyle was elected
queen of S outhern Oregon college
last Tuesday w hen she carried
163 votes.
She defeated Sally Russell of
Medford, C allsta F arrell, Jean
C lary, P auline V lstad and Betty
Sm ith of Ashland
Office Phone 4371
308 NORTH MAIN
Ashland. Oregon
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Everybody W ill Lose.
W ACE EARNER: Less take-home pay; monthly report»; job
threatened.
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HOUSEWIFE: Higher prices added to present High-Cost-of-
Living (See Time Magazine, Oct. 14, page 231. Don't let your
savings and widow's insurance be taxed.
) ELDERLY PEOPLE: A dollar that buys 50 cents worth of gro­
ceries is a snare and a delusion. You can t build contentment
through destroying something.
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FARMERS: A 3% cash receipts tax will make you "sell cheap"
and "buy dear."
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YO UNC PEOPLE: Coodbye! business and home building oppor­
I hui»«l.iy, O ctober 31, 1946
BUCK SHOT
By Rick O Shsy
W a h ito w t h u iu ln g iiitliu k liista
will have an o p p o rtu n ity to go
utter w aterfow l in Lake county
beginning October 26. Phcasunt
hunting will also open on the
Sum m er lake gam e area at the
sam e time.
The state gunte com m ission re ­
com m ended th at retriev er dogs
be used as the bunting is p rim a l
»ly m arsh flyw ay and dogs cut
dow n tile n um ber of lost and
cripple birds.
Elk season will open on Ocfo-
bei 29 and will ex ten d through
Novem ber 29 In E astern Oregon.
Some h u n ters from A shland w ill
be present In th at area during
the festivities. Jackson count»
will not be open.
Pheasant h u n ters have been
banging aw ay sinee S aturday
m orning All the hens have letl
the open countryside and are
now sitting the season out along
the garden fences and hedgerow s
of the city. Too noisy for them
out In the country.
T here was a huge exodus from
the city S unday as the Sunday
hunters went out to seek for
open spaces am ong the "No Hunt
mg signs which w ere plastered
about.
Deer h u n ters are still bringing
In the venison P ractically ever»
locker In to»vn has a few chunks
ol venison tucked aw ay in it to
beat the rising tide of m eat p ri­
ces.
if' Justice Court Ncw>
David E M iddleton, speeding
of bus, cited.
John C. G addis; in ad eq u ate
brakes, fined 2.50 and costs.
Dan M orton, In ad eq u ate brakes,
fined 2.00 and costs.
K enneth Adams; com bination
overload, 45.00 and costs.
C harles D. T alw cll; speeding of
truck, fined 2.50 and costs.
R obert H. C otton; com bination
overload, 56.90 and costs.
Roy Raym ond Wilson; com blna
tlon overload, cited.
Roy Law rence W ortington, no
operators license cited.
G loria H. Hall; no o p erato rs
license, cited.
L aw rence L. B arger; co m b in a­
tion overload, cited
W illiam R. Francisco; d riv er
axle overload, cited.
W ilbur C. W atson; axle o v e r­
load, 69.00 and costs.
Earl G. C onw ay; speeding of
truck, 10.00 and costs.
Blair C rosby; violation of basic
rule, 5.00 and costs.
K enneth T. W enaus; no o p era­
tors license, 1.50 and costs.
C alvin U. M iddleton, four in
fi»>nt seat, cited.
C laude C aruthers, passed car
w ith insufficient clearance and no
operators license, cited.
Dorothy Thom pson: no o p era­
tors license, cited.
LIONS CLUB SENDS WIRE
IO U. N. ASSEMBLY
The Lions club of A shland sent
the follow ing m essage to the
United Nations general assem bly
at Flushing, New York, last week.
“We offer our com plete support
to your efforts in m aintaining
peace and world lead ersh ip .”
Try the News Review Classi­
fieds for result».
Fortnightly Club to
Honor Ashland Club
T he F ortnightly Study d u b
»»ill e n te rta in the A shland Study
club Monday, Novem ber 4, at a
1:30 p.tn. uessei t Tins will tie
hehl at the hom e of Mis. R. L.
Crosoy. th e F ortnightly study
clu b will also present the pro
gram th at afternoon.
The A shland study club will
hold then next m eeting on the
16th ol N ovem ber at the hom e ot
Mrs. Endicott.
Tile A shland study club met
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. 1 F. A ndres on L au ial s tre e t
in the absence of the president,
Mis. J W. McCoy. Miss G ertru d e
Engle presided at the m eeting.
A fter the business m eeting thi
program chairm an, Mrs Louis«'
Perozzi Interoduccd Mrs. Edith
A nderson and Mrs Robert l)«nlgi
who presented the following pro
gram :
Mrs. Fkl.i A nderson revelw ed
John B. Pow ell's book, "My T w ­
en ty four Years In C hinn”, and
Mrs Robert Dodge reveiw ed her
reading notes w hich she hits kept
on books she has read.
Mr an«l Mrs. C olver A nderson
and ch ildren of G ran ts Pass visit
ed S unday afternoon w ith Mr.
A nderson's m other, Mrs Elda
Anderson.
INSURANCE
Fire - Auto - Theft
STA N D A R D ( O.MPANIES
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Jones Jewelers
Precision R epairing
N o rth P laxa
bast Service
Jew elry
65 N. M ain
Monuments
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE
MACHINE SHOP
See O ur Line of Exchange
R ebuilt Motors
Marble - ( ¡raiiilw
Bronze
Ashland
Automotive
Machine Co.
BURNS AGENCY
E xpert Precision W ork
83 North Main
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"ON THE PLAZA"
Phone 5106
From where I s i t ... / / J o e M arsh
Friendship—Three
Thousand Miles Apart
Ever play chest? It's a great
game! One of the strongest friend­
ships I know of started with a game
of chess—between Dad Hoskins, in
our town, and a man named Dalton
ltarncs, in England.
They’ve never seen each other,
never met. Rut for the past eight
years they’ve been playing chess
by mail together— Dad puzzling
over Dalton's latest letter, while he
rends a chart of his next move to
Kngland.
Dad always thinka l>€st with a
mellow glass of beer beside his
chessboard. And the Englishman
writes him that he does the same.
"You know, it’s almost as if we
shared a glass of beer together,
too!" says Dad contentedly.
From where I sit, you can talk
nbout diplomacy and foreign pol­
icy, but it's often those little things
—like a game of chess or a glass
of beer—that can make for toler­
ance and understanding . . . be­
tween people of all nations . . . be­
tween neighbors here at homcl
Cupyright,
tunities in Oregon. Coodbye th rift! W hat job would you take
5'luf« flrewen t'uundaliun
iOiÀ
that is now held by a person over 60 — a person who would
apply for a Townsend pension.
CTE 315 X
Sytofiotfaf without 4MAC ¿4
STOP THIS 3% TAX
THESE GROUPS URGE YOU TO VOTE 315 X NO
ORECON STATE CRANCE — C. I. 0 .
The Way to Vote!
Oregon & Jackson County
Needs a Change
A. F. L. — PORTLAND C IT Y CLUB
WEST COAST LUMBERMEN'S ASSOCIATION
ORECON FARM BUREAU FEDERATION
ALL BUT 2 OR 3 SMALL NEWSPAPERS
PORTLAND RETAIL TRADE BUREAU
HOOD RIVER APPLE CROWERS' ASSOCIATION
EUCENE FRUIT CROWERS' ASSOCIATION
ORECON BUSINESS & T A X RESEARCH INC.
SCORES OF TRADE ASSOCIATIONS, FARMERS'
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CARL C. DONAUGH— For Governor
DR. LOG IS A. W G O D -For Congress
R A lPft W. IPECPLicS - For Laoor Commissioner
JOHN E, GR j 3 u L£
For County Judge
COOPERATIVES, CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE, ETC.
Poid Advertisement Committee Agoinst 3 % Income Tox
t . A McCornock, Choirmon, W olter H Event, Jr.. Treosurer;
W alter W. R Moy, Oregon City, Secretory,
425 New Fliedner Building, Portland, Oregon
Beware
this title
\To Create Oidi
/ Disability Pens L
DICK BAIZE - For County Sheriff
KARL KRUTSG^ - For County Commissioner
Jackson C o u n ty C entral C om m ittee
I \l. Polite al A d v.