Southern Oregon New« Review, Thum. August 7, 1947
‘ = 5 N NEW S R E V IE W
Published every Thursday b>
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
Aslihuid, Oregon
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C arryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence. Publishers
I awake city, and looking back at the activities of the
¡past year we can see that a lot of activity has gone on
I in this city.
A lot of that activity is directly attributable to
wide-awake cham ber *>: Commerce. We think th a t's
i worth two mills of anyone's taxes.
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N. WHETSTONE S FATHER
in M edford W ednesd; v. Ju ly 30 inti craft tin- hard way, in a n< w.\ show now all I l l ■ l | .1« • I I'lll of Ml
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BURIED SAT.. AUG. 2
W hctstoiu Is sure iveil by hi papei lii. skill is tellecti'd ill ills eau to end all b u reau s Mr. Adam
WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor
Francis W hetstone, fhtli.i of wife a n d a n o th e r son, Alton, of terse sh o rt w ords and in Ins u n ­ ol couist is c o n . a l l i e d not at ml.
in h ab ited plotting. Ills style ii
N ew ell W hetstone of A shland. D unsm uir. Also one g r a n d
Entered as second-class mail m atter in Uie post office at A sh­
I. \o » i . . i c b a l d ol .'»atlie deftly
m inds me ol II Alien Sm illi . i handled, this I, youi hook Tlx
* was b u ried S a tu rd a y , A ugust 2, ¡d a u g h te r, Mrs P enny Ch im in
land, Oregon, F ebruary la, 19JÖ, under the act of Congress ol
his
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au th o r crow ds the p rivileges of
March 3, 1879.
of this world.
I | i . ■ I , H i i i l l . . . I l l Mill’ -
Mr. A dam concerns the b lo w ­ reed s m ost w on d erfu lly I th in k . 1
ing up of a huge atom ic l.issioii l a .i ni book on ix people an»l
in M ississippi, vne state, accord ! the score read I lor, 2 against. A
CRAZY OVER HORSES
ini to the au th o r, th at we can al p re tty good score for unv m odern
Sunday's horse races proved one thing. Even in ,
lord Io dispense w ith th e i ,i ,i -t, novel.
anti in blow ing up thereol, the
Southern Oregon with it’s great number of blue noses
h ard rad iatio n s ren d ers ev» ry
Munuinonts and marker*. 8»«
and blue laws, horse racing appeals to a large number
male hum an in the m orld i tvi ih Burn* Memorial*. On the Plain.
As can In- readily seen, this is
of people.
going to intei fen* seriously w ith
NOTICE OF FIN A L HEARING
Out of the eight event program, five events were real­
the new crop of w orld citizens.
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In tin C ircu it C o u rt of tin-
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ly w orth the price of admission. The children’s race,
As. hut th ere is a b rig h t note.
Slat»*
»»I O regon for Jack so n
It is discovered th at one mail,
the saddle horse race, the stake race, the ladies race,
one m an in all th e som e I billions C ounty
In tin M atter of the E state of
oo earth , had tiie fo rtu n e to be In
and the hot blood race were all good races. We enjoy­
A t TH I
a leud m ine in C olorado, alm ost S at,d i M U pdegruft. D eceased
ed them, and so did everyone else in the stands.
, l li ! IS llCUl.HY G IV I ’•
a null- d eep am i su rro u n d ed by
alm ost solid w ills ol lead The that the u n d ersig n ed has filed her
We’d like to see more races. We like to see the bang­
auion-itic
hope of th e h u m an r ice has Is ■ •». final account in said co u rt and
tails run. If the Ashland riding association can scare
found!
tin court has fixed M onday,
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up a few’ more horses and riders, and if they'll borrow a
H ere is » itu.»t >n fra u g h t with A ugust 21, l ‘M7 nt ten o'clock A
in terest. It leuds to still m »re in M. and th e c o u it room of sold
field telephone to run from the judges stand to the an­
terest w hen o ur h em tern - o u t ' com l at M edford, O regon, as th e
nouncer’s booth, and if they'll arrange the program so
to he happily nun rl <1, and agon in»,i and place for the h ea im g of 1
izinglv h ash iu l. From I k re on. any ohj»' tions th e re m ay lie to
th a t the announcer and the entry clerk and the en­
Ml. F ia n k s ty p e w rite r • t i n s ahi r» |,ort and se ttle m e n t th e re ­
amok.
tra n ts are all operating in a coordinated fashion, with
of
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F lorence A Updegraff, Admin
event after event coming off like clockw’o rk ; we’re
" B r i t a i n Demand
A id- »’ a s aa latrati ix.
1 -10 'll
sure th a t they’ll be able to close the books on a success­
ful racing season.
A program containing the name, age and previous
track records of the horses, name and weight of the
jockey would certainly be a help to some of the folks
w’ho were out watching them run.
All in all it was a good deal. We wonder when there’ll
be another. We plan to attend.
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DEM O
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DAMP DRYS CLOTH'S
THE CURSE OF SOCIALISM
CLEANS ITSELF
It would be manifestly unjust to say th at the Labor
government created England’s great economic p ro ­
DRAINS ITSELF
blems. Thos* problems were principally the result of
the drains of war on British resources and capital.
SHUTS ITSELF OFF!
How’ever, it is undoubtedly true th at the Labor gov­
ernm ent’s basic policy of socialization and regim enta­
tion of the country's productive machine is delaying
British recovery and sapping the national energies.
Socialism is the great destroyer of initiative. It
places all pow’er in the hands of bureaucrats, and bur­
eaucrats in England are of the same kidney as bureau­
crats in the United States or the Soviet Union. Their
own interests come first. All the facilities of a swollen
super-government are used to keep the people in line.
. . . w ith a sim ple tu rn o f a d io l!
The individual is lost in the redtape of a government
which has its fingers in every phase of human activity.
Yes— washday work vanishes, with a Bendix! You
ju s t se t a dial add soap —the Bendix does th • re s t'
There is little chance for individual progress and the
You d o n ’t even have to sta y a t hom e' T here's no
rewards for work and ambition are severely limited.
spilled
w ater no clean-up work to do! Come in —
The Labor government came to pow’er by promising
let us thow you how com pletely the Bendix sets
th a t socialism would cure England’s economic ills. But
you free on waslwhivs!
it has failed in every particular. Socialization of the
coal mines has not increased output nor bettered the
lot of the miners. Socialization of finance has not
strengthened England’s world credit position. The
threatened socialization of all B ritish railroads and
electric utilities is expected to cause more financial
troubles, and to fu rth er bureaucratize the. country. And
the government’s projected agricultural “reform ” bill
has raised a storm of protest, on the grounds th at it
w’ould permit expropriation of property and a policy of
dictation tow ard farm owners and w’orkers.
Socialism always takes the same course. It exalts
the office-holder and crushes the rest of the people. Oregon on Preferred
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W orst of all, when thoroughly entrenched, it becomes List in Nation Quota
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the enemy of social freedom even as it is the enemy of full sway, the next production ceeding
all expectations, The
problem is how to satisfy the de­
economic freedom. The object lesson which a socialized mand for the ironers and driers M art has recently employed Mr.
Ardis W arren of Ashland to han­
Europe is giving us now should make every American now on display in m erchant's dle
the Bendix Home Laundry
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departm ent.
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SHAKESPEARE
The Bard of Avan’s illustrious talents will be staged
in Ashland, Oregon for something like three weeks,
beginning this Friday.
“This is ‘Shakespeare’, as Shakespeare might have
seen it”, promise the promotors and director. And they
claim its a sure-fire thing, fast and filled with all kinds
of action.
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I t’s good th a t a community of some 7000 people can
sponsor a festival such as this. There are very few oth­
er perm anent Shakespearean companies in this world.
The revival of the plays here in Ashland means th at
the community is still in the forefront as far as Shakes­
pearean productions are concerned. With complete
community support it will mean th a t this community
will and can remain in the fore.
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SOMETHING ALWAYS HAPPENS
The other day while travelling between here and
Medford on the bus we met a lady from Phoenix who
said. “Why is it th a t something is always happening in
Ashland and nothing ever happens in Medford.”
We said, “Thanks, th a t’s the nicest compliment any­
one from Ashland has ever had.”
We were glad to hear someone from another com­
m unity say th a t they thought Ashland was a wide
Enter Your Eaby
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Representative
At The Mart Now
Mr. W arren, who, since his dis­
All Bendix dealers now have
samples of both new items. How­ charge from the arm y, worked
for Oak S treet Tank and Steel,
ever, only a few dozen ironers comes to The M art highly recom ­
have come into Oregon for de­ mended.
In order to acquaint himself
livery to users. It is estim ated
that Septem ber will see the first w ith the product Mr. W arren set
out last week to contact the doz­
deliveries in any quantity on the ens of Bendix owners and users
drier.
in Ashland.
His assignm ent to
The A utom atic D rier is ju st this routine had a double pur­
now going into production. A l­ pose, first, to introduce to w ash­
owners the two new Bendix
though Septem ber is the indicat­ er
products, the ironer and the drier,
ed m onth for lim ited custom er and secondly, to satisfy his own
delivery, the Bendix Sales com ­ curiosity as to custom er accept­
m ittee has assured Harper-M eg- ance of the product he is to rep ­
gee, Oregon distributor, that O re­ resent.
Mr. W arren returned from his
gon will receive by far the larg ­
est quota of the drier. This de- "call-back" ju n k et beaming with
csion was reached after consid­ confidence. "Heck, this is a
eration of clim atic conditions cinch!” he exclaimed. “Everyone
which m ake Oregon probably the I called on is a bonafide Bendix
largest potential user of a d rier salesman. They all SOLD ME!”
which thum bs its nose at the
X tribute not only to Bendix,
w eather.
| but to Mr. W arren’s enthusiasm
Regardless of the w eather, any j as well, is the fact that his first
hour of any day of the week is | Bendix sale was made to an ar-
a good tim e to wash, dry and dent adm irer of a com petitive
iron THE BENDIX WAY.
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EQUIPMENT AT
THE
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270 E. Main in Ashland
Sponsored bv
T ALISMAN TEMPLE NO.
40 of Pythian Sisters
Health Examinations
Each baby ontered will receive a physical examination.
Health certificate* and Gold Seal diploma* will be award­
ed to all of the sound, healthy babies.
Baby Beauty Show
The most beautiful girl babla* and the most handsome
and manly little boys will be chosen in six age classes
at the Baby Beauty Show. Trophies and blue ribbons
will be awarded winning babies.
• Fairyland Baby Coronation Pageant
Baby King* and Queens. Princa* and Princesses, will be
chosen and presented with trophies and ribbon* in an
elaborate Coronation Pageant held the first week of
September,
REGISTRATION HEADQUARTERS
J. C. PENNEY CO.
ASHLAND. OREGON
Any baby under the age of 5 !i year* m eligible and no entry
fee will be charged. It is not necessary to bring the baby
with you to register. Please— we cannot, taka entries over
the telephone. Remember: Registration* open Tuesday. 10 00
a.m., August 12. and close Wednesday. 5:00 p.m. August 13.
Special gifts will be given to first 25 babies registered
Tuesday mornng
SHAKESPEARE
This Week
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At the S h ak esp earean S tage in the C h au tau q u a Shell
S p o nsored hy
Oregon Shakespearean Festival
Association
Ashland. Oregon
Hamlet
Love’s Labour's Lost
Friday, Aug. 8
Saturday, Aug. 9
Macbeth
Monday, Aug.
The Merchant of Venice Tuesday, Aug.
Hamlet
Wednesday, Aug.
Love’s Labour’s Lost
Thursday, Aug.
C urtain at 8:30 p.m.
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Adm. $1.50 plus tax
Tickets on sale at box office 6, Ashland Chamber of Commerce
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