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FARMERS DON’T KNOW ABC’S
IF
Phoenix Premises
About Eire, That is, According To W.
ft lucker Who Warns Against Danger
F o u r o u t o f fiv e fa rm e rs d o n ’t kn o w th e ,, ABC »— the A l i ( j t of
fh e th u t i»— C o u n ty a ge nt W B T u c k e r, d eclared th is week
S tie xsln g th e need lo r increased v ig ila n c e as s p rin g approaches
M i r u c k e r cite d fig u re s sh o w in g th a t 81 per cent o f fa n n e rs In a
le c e n t s u rv e y w e ie to le ra tin g dangerous fl.e hazards th a t c o u ld he
rem ed ied easily. T he su rv e y r e ----------------------------------
p o rt was p u b lic iz e d by E ire P ro ­
tection Hegins w ith fu n d a m e n t- sh ou ld be s h u t o ff. In a ll cases,
app ro ved by
th i
a ls," M r. T u c k e r said, "B ut m an y e x tin g u is h e rs
fa rm e rs s till d o n 't seem to re a l­ U n d e rw irte rs * la b o ra to rie s sh ou ld
ize
th a t th e re are th re e
basic be used."
types
o f .fire s anti th a t
each
F a llu ie to a p p re c ia te the ABC
should be h an dled in a d iffe r e n t
fu n d a m e n ta ls o f fire , costs fa r m ­
w a y .”
ers an e stim a ted >»0,000,000 w o r ­
"C lass A fire s ,’" he said, " i n ­ th o f p ro p e rty and k ills a p p ro x l
vo lv e w ood, trash, p ap er and o th ­
m a te ly
3,500 people on
fa rm s
e r co m b u stib le s
and
can be each year, T u c k e r re p o rte d , c i t ­
fo u g h t e ffe c tiv e ly w ith soda-acid
ing D e p a rtm e n t o f A g r ic u ltu r e
e x tin g u is h e rs . Class B fire s are fin d in g s .
grease, o il and gasoline fire s and
should be sm oth ere d w ith curbon
FOR R E N T : S ix room house,
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u id e x tin g u is h e rs . Class C fire s i f no a nsw er 7248.
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carbon d io x id e ,
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T h e w h ir l o f events has c a r r ie d ,
us In to a n o th e r w eek and leaves I
Audiences Respond
Enthusiastically
To Granger’s Play
us w ith n o t a to p ic In m in d to
P h o e n ix , A p r il 1 — T he P hoe­
w rite a b o u t T h e re ’s m uch a c tiv l
ty
in
th e good c o m m u n i t y n ix G ran ge was app la ud e d by an
th ou gh , b u t fro m the side lin e s e n th u s ia s tic a ud ie nce on Tuesday
one m u st be c a re fu l o f w h a t’s and W ednesday n ig h ts w he n the
m e n tio n e d lest it be fic tio n ra th G ia n g e presented a o ne -a ct p la y
e n title d
“ K eep
M e a W om an
er th a n fact.
before
a p p ro x im a te ly
It
w o u ld
appear th a t t h e G ro w n ’’
G ran ge m em bers can c a ll th e ir 200 people each n ig h t.
P receding the p la y , the G range
p e rfo rm a n c e
o f “ M ake Me
A
W om an G r o w n ” a fin e success if also presented fo u r v a u d e v ille
the n u m b e r o f ve hicles p a rk e d acts and the p re s e n ta tio n o f th e
up and d o w n the h ig h w a y was a acts and the p la y w ere rep o rte d
to have been v e ry c o m p e te n tly
re lia b le in d ic a tio n .
W e see th a t p lans are aga in done.
T he cast in c lu d e d F aye L e w is
being deve lo pe d to b rin g to th e
to w n s h ip a c o m m u n ity h a ll. No and E d ith Poe as Ma C leve ng er,
less a w o rth y p ro je c t c o u ld be each p la y in g one e v e n in g ; D o llie
u n d e rta k e n , and i f p ro p e rly sup L a ttie as M rs. P a lm e r; G e rtru d e
e rv ls e d
m ay g iv e the y o u n g e r A u s tin as Susan P a lm e r; M a rv in
g e n e ra tio n prospects o f sp e n d in g H ix o n as Paul C le v e n g e r; M y rtle
th e ir e ven in gs In o th e r places be­ H ix o n as E ffie ; C lau de H u tto n as
P reacher O w ens; G e rtru d e H u t­
sides M e d fo rd , A s h la n d , and v a i
ton as R u b y ; and E v e ly n G y s in
ious w ay p o in ts o f th e v a lle y .
At
the school house
th e re ’s as T rancie.
A c tin g In the v a u d e v ille acts
s p rin g baseball p ra c tic e and
h u n d re d o th e r a c tiv itie s w h ic h w ere B e n n e tt A u s tin , R. L. B u n -
and Dee
w ill be c lim a x e d d u rin g th e n e x t ton, George G ilh a m
tw o m onths. «The y e a r book, class H e n d rik s o n d oing th e “ C a n -C a n ”
p la ys, re c ita ls , e x a m in a tio n s and dance. The s k it "S h e ’s Too F at
gen eral good dose o f s p rin g fe v e r F o r M e " was acted b y George
Is w e a rin g on both s tu d e n ts and
in s tru c to rs . I t has been r e lia b ly a s tu ffy school roo m d u rin g a
p re d ic te d th a t If the school te rm w a rm s p rin g a fte rn o o n S hakes­
lasted ju s t ten days lo n g e r th a n peare is in his g ra ve w h e re , o f
scheduled th a t the d e v a s ta tin g course, he r ig h t f u lly sh o u ld be.
re su lts w o u ld m ean th a t o u r i n ­
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
s titu tio n s w o u ld be c ro w d e d to
CHURCH
o v e rflo w in g w ith the lam e, m ain
E. H. McGee, Minister
ed, and dem ented. N o s ittin g in
Hlble School, 10 a m.
M ornlriK W o rs h ip S .r v lc e , 11 a n
B .I.B .L .K . C lass (6 -1 2 y rs .) 3 p.m.
E v e n in g Service, 7:30 p.m.
P o w e r H o u r, W ed.. 7:3« p.m .
P X O E X IZ
Looking Forward
. Business men of Ashland are look­
ing forward as exemplified this week
by the completion of the re-modeling
of the PIONEER BUILDING. Special
commendations go to William Briggs
and his contribution to progress.......
The News Review
Is proud to be associated with an increasingly progress­
ive community.
IA Z A X E M S
CHUBCX
Phoenix C h u rch o f the N a z a re n a
We extend a c o rd ia l in v ita tio n to
a ll o u r frie n d s and n eig h b o rs to the
fo llo w in g services.
D ia k e as the fa t la d y and s u p p le ­
V a ug h n Q uacke nh u sh was song
m en ted by R oy B olz and B ill P o ll leader. P u b lic ity was u n d e r the
ing. T he s k it " L it t le
P e tu n ia ” d ire c tio n o f L illia n G ilh a m .
was acted by G lo ria Quacken-
M rs.
B e lle B ra y to n
a rriv e d
hush as p etuna and A1 S chroeder
and R oy B olz as onions. B ill P o ll­ fro m K alam azo, M ic h ig a n W e d ­
in g and A l L e w is co m p le te d the nesday e ve n in g ,
M a rch 24 to
show w ith a “ s p a r k -p lu g " dance.
m ake h e r hom e here. She is a
T he v a u le v llle acts w ere d ire c t fo rm e r A s h la n d re s id e n t and the
ed
by L a u re l P o llin g and
the
a u n t o f H e n ry N e w to n o f the
p la y
was c o -d ire c te d by A da B o u le v a rd M a rk e t. She is liv in g
B e ll and W a rre n L o ffe r. M usic
a t hom e o f M rs. F a n n ie P u rd y ,
was by D o ro th y
L o ffe r a n d 4th street.
HOMEMADE .
PIES a n d
CAKES
S k in n e r’s F o u n ta in n ow o ffe rs
a v e ry special
trea t — t h e
‘N U T P IE ’ m ade by M rs.
C ru m p . D ro p In to d a y and tr y
some,
y j
Skinner’s Fountain
H ig h w a y 99
W. W. ROBISON
Offers regards to William Briggs on his initiative in better­
ing the appearance of Ashland with the re modeling of the
Pioneers Building.
Sunday School S:45.
M o rn in g W o rs h ip 11:00
E v e n in g S e rv ic e 7:30.
M id w e e k P r a y e r and P ra is e S e r­
vice. W ednesday 7:30.
Come and b rin g y o u r frie n d s te
the fr ie n d ly church.
P a s to r R ev. C. H e n r y L a c y
W. W. ROBISON
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
E. . Clark. Minister
10 A. M. B ib le School. J. O. N
P o lin g , S u p e rin te n d e n t. A class!
fo r everyone.
11 a.m. M o rn in g W o rs h ip . Spe­
c ia l m usic by the c h o ir. S erm on |
b y th e m in is te r.
Tues. 7 P. M . B o y Scouts.
Wed. 7.30 P. M . C h ris tia n F e l­
lo w s h ip .
REAL ESTATE
42 E. Main
Phone 8291
Phoenix Is Building
L e t us do y o u r C on cre te W o rk .
S id e w a lk s , fo u n d a tio n s , etc.
T e le ph on e M e d fo rd 7908
CONGRATULATIONS
Johnny’s Garage
WILLIAM BRIGGS
C o m p le te M o to r R e b u ild in g
M o to r T u n e-O p - R e b o rin g
E m e rg e n c y
H ig h w a y
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S e rv ie s
P h oen ix,
O re
on an exceptional job. It's a pleasure to be an
occupant of this newly re modeled building.
BETTY BOWMAN
fo rm erly of
Betty's Beauty Shop
is now at
J. A. LANGTRY
Rolland's Studio of Beauty
24 S. Grape
A SA LU TE
T O PROGRESS
Phone 5020
INSURANCE
Dr. Harold Chilton
42 E. M a in
Phone 8281
D E N T IS T
D en ta l M edical B uild tug
P h oen ix, Oregon
H o u rs : w eek days 9 .1 * 1-5
S a tu rd a y s 1:30 p.m. to 5:00
We want to congratulate William Briggs on his
progressive gesture in making the Pioneer Building
(our business location^ a very fine structure; pleasing
for both business and the public eye.
An Eye
to the Future!
Andrews A Redford
( ongratulations to William Briggs on his foresight
and improvements to the appearance of Ashland.
Realtors
38 E. Main St.
Telephone 7866
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Lininger Sand and Gravel
Hamrick Road, Medford
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Phone Med. 5336