Southern Oregon News Review, lhund.iy, May 8, 194/
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T H E S IS K IY O U P U B L IS H IN G C O M P A N Y
A sh la n d , O regon
187 East iVlain S treet
C a rry l H. W ines and W endell D. Law re n ce, P u blish ers
TALENT NEWS
Goats Inc.” To Be
Staged in Talent j
TALENT TOI’h S
b y C h r is tin e W o h in
i aleni Grange 10
Celebrate lililí 1 ear
E L M E R H U F F W IL L M A N A G E
G I.A D h i U i i L WA1 t l,E SHOP
P .io eu ik,
ii E lm e r i h i f ,
P hoenix, i e e iiil> purchased tin
leas, nl lh c G la d lim i W a ffle k I i i >|
In .in H a rry and Lou G a ilh ra ith
H u ll w h o h a s h e t u c.to king at th.
re la u ra n t. hi g.,n H o|»eiati..i,
S unday, M ay 4.
i a u lii vtlungi* m . im u is .. il
v eico la li* m e u iiiiu i....y ol i.
la te n t, M ay ti
G oats Inc.
ö u n u a y y o u i rc p o i u 1 sp« m im g r a n g e a t Ini* n e x t iiiei-iing. un
w in be presented by the J u n io t
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash­
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ss o n m e vs im e i« m n y ..1 i.io y ii i,a r y , nil's, ixewmaii am
and S e nio r class 01 tin? i . i h i i i
land, Oregon, February là, 19Jó, under the act of Congress of
I n ig h school at m e la te n t school ' lm 11 h o m e m ih e liioutliaiii.» o ac„ m is , II. fs iia u s s s i i l i ' a p p o n ili',
March J, 1879.
lu u a ito n u in F rid a y , M ay io M rs l o i s o ie n t, sse a li liasi a lo s s ia m e lin iti» i>: a c u m m itle e a t lilt
H a rrie t H a rp e r is the itnectoi ol ' m u e .m u e e ie iu a t c o m e o u m u s v la st m i'i'lillg Held May 1 Io pH
.01 m i u u a u g n t e i im u jo in - n i u t i .
| die play
M em bers ol the cast include 1 u u si .1 mes* p ie n ii u n iiic i ss im p u re lm th e so e ia l le s iiv itic s .
L lo y d L ac y , a p a s t m a s te r, p re
I Joan B o u ld in , Leota Lindstrom . o n m u .is cukc .m u is i- m , i m 11
uniisi a l i a i p.o ly . . 0 , 0 j m n m
s id e d m th e a b s e n c e ol m m m
Senator
ayne .Morse and Senator Guy taandon o f the state ol O re ­ Jackie M ilh o a n , M o zclle M arsha ll,
I Eva W e lb u rn , Joanne S w a tzlan n l l i u y l as sm* is k n svii r c ie iv v u s s is n e i, m a s te i. lie
i n ii o u u e iu
gon are presently looking to r in fo rm a tio n to give the
ar Assets ad- le r , Dean D orm an , "B etty L o tu s >om e lii te p ie s e l lis is s i i w c a im
M is. 1X01111,111, 111 e g o n sia n - ile
is s loppusi m e s .ase,
m in is tra tio n concerning tin disposition or u tiliz a tio n o l l im p \t lute. I
. W illia m s , H ustei
K e ith ,
1 Us* i a ie n t t u a n g e h a d a h a u p u ty , w iio sp o k e a b o u t in e n e i n
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I FJttVe l«odd«U'd, D cu C o x Al lrn e ii
M arble , G ra n ite . B ro n te
lh c property d ivision o l W A A has assured Morse th a t he and C on-1 H ill, J im M itc h e ll, and M a rie Fm tiim it r o u iitiu y a i tn e c ity luu m i a b a la n c e d p r o g r a m ini tin ­
gooil e .u s a h o a li e lljo y a b le tillit gi unges.
E x tra L e tte rin g A v a ila b le
don w ill have tim e to w ork o u t something to r the u tiliz a tio n o l the e*'
Mrs. V elva W a tkin s, w ho was
nuo ny a h . 1 ry llie n iiin n e r n e x
H ospital.
elected to one ol tile ch airs w in
JR. AND SR. CLASS WILL
"O n the P la za "
BANQUET NEXT FRIDAY
The grade school p la y day helu oe in s ta lle d M ay la. tim e r b u s i­
F rank 1 hompson chairm an o f the com m ittee fo r the u tiliz a tio n of I
a le n t> Ala> 8— M em be rs ot the last w n k was a lo t ot tu n w ill ness in e lu ili'il the passing ol a
lm „
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10 Sargent Camp
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school
H om
W agner creek m in io n to have one nusiness and
Cam
p
hue, w hich _________
was set up l by . Colonel
S enior
class
U lT a n J q u u n c io
t r at an ii t c h ild re n
B e llv ie w , West Side, r e i n \ alley one social m eeting a m onth.
ish W a r Veteran» ot .Medford, has already pointed o ut to the t w o | ^ 0®U.t> H iv e r hklge F rid a y 1 u and P in e h u rs t ta k in g p a il. A ltc i
M rs, C annon and M r. a n il Mrs.
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
senators and to H a rris E llsw o rth the possibilities to r u tiliz a tio n o f the I dent, S ^ ln C hargé Jof V in ^ .îh .iir in c games w ere o ve r .1 lo t ol ih i li.iy n i'iiin o n d si 1 veil dou gh nu ts
and
co
tlee
a
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r
the
m
eeting
e h liu re n I unshed a happy day by
hospital at the camp.
I w hich is an atuiual event.
going to Jackson hot sp ring s foi
o ucto
a good sw im .
Thompson's le tte r, w hich was reiterated b\ other letters fro m A m er- I , H cle i,‘ W is n e r is hom e It ,m the
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Moat Nalp o r It Will Cost You Nothing
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J h o s p ita l th is week.
M r. and M is B lass ;,n (j son,
. g o n lo s t N o. 14 ot Ashland and other veterans groups states
M r and M is . K T lim e s o n ja n d L lu .e r, nl
m am ed daughn 1
O v w l w o m illio n b o t t lm o f l h .* W 1 1 .1 .A H I)
F u n e ra l services w ere held fo r T H B A T M K . \ T l i a v o borA . . . I . I f o r r e l ie f o f
th a t me ij o o beds available at Camp W h ite could be and should be I o °n ’ P ,lle and *^‘ ■ n 1 Mr» J e rry Mrs. l.i , .,n „ ispar, have p u r
M rs. M a ry M . L in in g e r, M onday, •yn>pU>m«<>f<11atr<wuii»rlM||ij( fr o m S to m a c h
h n d D ja a d o n a l U l c m d u o i «> ! « < • • • A c id —
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- cilitie
. . . s . . fo r Veterans o f Am erica's wars.
I Stephens w e n t up F ig u e H iver chased in e B u rk e place on Wag
a. .it lh c L it ii lite r I unci al
u tilized
to secure hospital
O l g M t l M , S .w r o r U p . . ) M « n w < h .
fo r a p ic n ic d in m i
.u nla y even­ Her 11 ci k. th e y p la n to raise b e r­ chapel, w ith the Keverend P ite r s ! C —
a M l n * . . , H e a r t b u r n . S laaeiaaanaaa, e t a .,
ing .
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r ie s They wi re residents o f M ed ­ ol the B re th re n c h u rch in charge.
W hat is the score?" the veteran's groups have asked. " W h y is it
A e k fo r
W illa r d a M e a a a z a '* a l l i e s f u l ly
M r. and M i
. >i*k and M is. ford.
B u ria l was made til th e M o u n ta in
il-- f r a e »>
th a t o ve rn ig h t a splendid, fu lly equipped hospital w ith an adequate S u tto n spent S. n a y a t the home
O D O (O u r D ay O u t) c lu b met V iew
cem etery. M is.
L im n g e i
EAST
SIDE
PHARMACY
heating p la n t, u n lim ite d cold storage facilities, and complete sewage < a B lo c k s son and d a u g h te r-in - M ay 2, at the home o l B ertha ihed a l the C o m m u n ity hospital
la w , M r. and M rs. B e liio n B lo ck i H ennan. T his was the last m eet­ T hu rsda y m o rn in g , M ay 1.
disposal system, can become absolutely worthless?”
o f A sh lan d
ing o f the ye ar and e veryon e dh
M rs.
L in in g e r
was h orn in
I
M rs. Cash P e rrin e o f A sh lan d ' ‘■
’ hwed her secret pal. Refresh F ra n k lin co un ty, P e nn sylvan ia.
General O m ar Bradley has stated that veteran's hospitals should be was a business c a lle r in T a le n t I Hlen,s Wl' r i' served a fte i the meet Ju ne 26. 1876, and came to Ash
| ing.
Y o u ’l l
lan d in 1904, H er husband, M C.
locateil near large centers o f population, g iv in g as his reason, that in T h r u rs d a y .
F ra n k P e arsa ll, and his son in i
and M ,s * TJen C la rk le ft L in in g e r. preceded I h i in death,
Beam with
an emergency such a hospital w ould have the services available o f a la w , fro m N am pa, Id a h o have W ednesday lo r San Diego, C a lif
D ecem ber 1940. She was an uct-
large num ber o f professional people such as doctors and nurses
purchased the p o in t w h e re l h e l ‘,’,n ,a to >‘ ’t’ th e ir d a u g h te r, M rs ive
m em ber in Ihe
B re th re n
Satisfaction, loo
¡ o ld h ig h w a y m eets the new ju s t ^ ,o w n * Ih e C la rk s are to take c h u rch fo r m any years.
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n o rth o t T a le n t. T h e y are pre- la le , “ * th e ir d a u g h te r’ s home
when you
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,n the im ine- | s e n tly b u ild in g tw o homes on the w h lle she goes on a tr ip to South th re e sons: Bruce L in in g t.
if
diate v ic in ity o t Cam p W h ite indicates that there are presently avail- ' P’ o p e rty and p la n to b u ild a ser. I D akota. T he y w ill he gone a M e d fo rd ; H aym ond and E a rl L in
C a rry y o u r
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ui A s h la n d ; a dau gh te r,
IN S U R A N C E W IT H
Mrs.
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t,
and
M
rs
E
llis
M r. M i-B a rro w o f the
D rew
specialists, 32
eight chin»
- - dentists,
2
. 12 optom etrists, seven osteopaths,
-
M rs. L e la n d Wise, , G
o ld H
ill, L u tn b e i Co. of D re w O regon, is L in in g e r, a d u u g h te i in law of
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T ale nt lo o k in g the c o u n try P o rtla n d . She is also s u rv iv e d by
praetors, fiv e chiropodists, and fo u r naturopathies. These professional v is ite d one day th is w eek w ith in
38 East Main
Phone 7866
M rs. C om best.
• o ver and also lo o k in g fo r m en to eleven g ra n d c h ild re n
people are located in the com m unities o f G rants Pass, w hich is a 40
M r. and M rs. G ra n t and son. ‘ * O1 k ln th v saw >»>11. He stated
lh a t ,h t‘y fu rn is h free re n t, lig h ts
m in ute d rive fro m the hospital; M edford, w hich is a 15 m in ute drive, G u y, fo rm e rly o f Pasadena, Cal
ifo rn ia , have purchased a ranch | and w a t‘ 1' w ith u n io n wage.
and Ashland, w hich is a 30 m in u te drive.
on A n de rson creek w h e re th e y !
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In case o f a real emergency other professional people w ould be on p la n to fa rm M r. G ra n t was fo r- SOC Instructor
B UblOT
call fro m the cities o f Yreka, Crescent C ity , Roseburg, and Klam ath m e rly e m ployed by th e C a lif o r - 1
n ia In s titu te o f T ech no log y
Falls.
L illia n H anson and daughter
M iss V io le t S tockhum , g irls
N o n e n e have m oved to T a le n t
Thompson and the veterans fu rth e r pointed o ut to the W A A and T h e y fo rm e rly liv e d a t Eagle physical e du catio n in s tru c to r at
S o uthe rn O regon college, co lle ct
P oint.
the senators th a t travel to and fro m Camp W h ite would be faster than
ed and w o rke d on a fo lk dance
title d , "T h e Iris h C irc le ’ ’ , w h ile
it w ould be in the more congested cities.
she was in O h io in 1925 I t has
The veteran’s groups in the message w hich they sent also pointed
since been recorded in the Eolk
A its
A rc h iv e s
o f the
U nite d
out that there were some seven thousand veterans residing in lack-
States G o ve rn m e n t.
ton co u n ty alone.
The other southern Oregon counties, Josephine.
A t the recent c o n v e n tio n o f the
th a t you read George Y okel's com m ent on F ord
(American A sso ciatio n o f H ealth,
Douglas, Coos, and C u rry , are also well populated bv veterans.
tru c k s a pp ea rin g in f u ll page a d v e rtis e m e n t! in the
P h ysical E d uca tio n, and re c re a t­
M ay issues of the fo llo w in g m agazines: S a tu rd a y
ion in S eattle, D r. B u rche na l,
The to ta l population o f the area w hich could be served by Camp
E
ve n in g Post, T im e , F ortu ne . N ew sw eek. N a tio n 's
p re sid e n t o f the A m e ric a n F o lk ’
W h ite is 125,000. T his includes the Oregon coastal cities and the
Dance society lis te d tw e n ty -fo u r
.'Jt
Business, U n ite d States News. M odern In d u s try ,
fo lk
dances w h ic h
sh ou ld
be
R otaria n . K iw a n is . L io n . C o u n try G entlem an. F arm
area south o f Cottage Grove. As stated hv the veteran’s groups this
ta u g h t in e ve ry school in the
Jo u rn a l. Successful F a rm in g , and Progressive F a rm ­
area needs a hospital to adm inister to the needs o f Pacific Coast ve ter­
c o u n try , and Miss S tockham 's
er.
was am ong the tw e n ty -fo u r.
ans, and p a rtic u la rly those in the Oregon, N o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia area.
WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor
Freeze on Camp White
MOM'.MENTS
BFKNSAGENCY
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Services for Mrs.
Al. Lininger, May 5
STOMACH ULCERS
EXCESS ACID
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J. F. EM M E r r
Busch
Creates Folk Dance
In addition to the above stated facts the hospital is ideally situated
in respect to having the finest o f pure water, ideal clim ate, and pleas­
ant surroundings. These are assets to any endeavor and are p a rtic u la rly
valuable to any u n fo rtu n a te hospital inmate.
In addition to the proposal by the veterans that the hospital he
operated fo r disabled veterans is a move being led by State Senator
About a
C O M P R E H E N S IV E
Personal Liab ility
Policy
Lew W allace to bring the m atter o f acquisition o f the hospital by the
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state fo r a m ental in s titu tio n .
Y Maximum Protection
A pre lim ina ry in itia tiv e p e titio n d ire ctin g the state board o f con­
tro l to acquire the camp hospital has been filed.
The p e titio n was
signed by Wallace and legislators, W a lte r J. Pearson, Frank H ilto n ,
Thomas R. Mahoney, Irv in g Rand, and Lee Patterson, all o f P o rt­
land; Earl T . N e w b ry, Ashland; O. H . Bengston, M edford; and Anna
Standard
Stove Oil
B IL L IN G S
209 W. Main St.
M e d fo rd
tr u t h fu lly say th a t fo r
a il round service w here
Fords have been m uch
any o th e r m ake in m y
Uh? Record shows it . . . F ord T ru c k s last longer.
Come in to da y and le t us te ll you about the 1947
F ord T ru cks.
For Heaters
S C. Jones & Sons
Burner Oil
AGENCY
F o r Furnaces
Ph. 7558
.Oregon
Main & Oak
Ph. 8781
Aihland. Oregon
M. Ellis, Garibaldi.
George says: " I can
econom y, d e p e n d a b ility ,
the going is toughest.
m ore s a tis fa c to ry than
fle e t. "
BUSCH MOTOR CO.
On the Plaza
Ashland
T e ch n icia n on C a ll
Phone 3331
Whittle Transfer
Some 18967 signatures to the p e titio n arc needed by J u ly 1, 1948
in order to assure th a t the measure is presented to the people at the
p o lk - in
the N ovem ber election. The proposed in itia tiv e
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p e titio n is
p ra ctica lly the same as the bill w hich was later vetoed by G overnor
Earl Snell.
★ N Y L O N H O S IE R Y
In addition to the aforem entioned tw o developments, Wallace has
brought o ut a th ird in a request that G overnor Snell, State Treasurer
★ S IL K H O S IE R Y
★ DRESSES
Leslie M. Scott, and Secretary o f State Robert S. Farrell J r.
take
B LO U S E S
immediate steps to obtain title to the form er arm y hospital w hich is
GOW NS
now s ittin g , deserted, on Agate Flats, east o f M edford.
W allace’s request is based on a b ill w hich was passed by the legis­
ROBES
lature d u rin g the firs t few days o f this last session w hich authorizes
handkerchiefs
and empowers the state board o f co ntrol to negotiate fo r the property.
The b ill was signed by the governor March 6 and is now a law. E v i­
d e n tly this b ill was overlooked in the final mad hectic days o f the
session when the governor vetoed another bill
w hich authorized ac-
quisition.
W e hope that w ith all the firew orks Wallace is tu rn in g o u t, and
w ith the pressure that the veteran's groups are Bringing to bear that
something concrete w ill result.
I his area needs the Cam p W h ite hospital facilities. F irst: they are
needed fo r the economic g ro w th o f Southern Oregon. A hospital in that
spot can be an asset, valuable to both the state and the immediate
This Mother’s Day
Sunday, May 11
area. Second: the people in the area served by the hospital fa cilitie s
» • n ’t .v . r l e . d
y . „ , w lr , n ,
w „ #(| y#w
b u ild e r m e d e rn lz e p ro v id e A D IQ U A T f
need such an in s titu tio n to m inister to th eir less fo rtu n a te members.
W e hope th a t either the veterans or Senator Lew Wallace save the
hospital. T his co m m u n ity, and Southern Oregon, and the State o f O re ­
gon can w ell u tiliz e such a plant.
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