S.u.h«r„ Oregon N . . . Review, Avfibnd, Oregon. Tkurnby,
FORMER ATHLETE GLEN NELSON
SHINES AT PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
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PHOENIX NEWS
( barges Apparent
To Old 'l ifiiers
*-cw income Drop
Ahead ior Farmers
Raiders Play Chico
I or 1 Itie Saturday
1
aid society meets
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Phoenix, Oct. 27 — Ladies A id
Phoenix, Get. 27 — Old timer«
Society
Of the Presbyterian
| this week were talking about tin
The Pacific U niversity Index, Higgs Chuck I i
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(The
Siskiyou)
.church
had
an all day m eeting
la.
I
that
at
one
tim
e
the
Engel
daily paper of the Fon-«t r , , „ „ v * '
k Jandieau,
Harry
ciucial game of the Fat j W .dnesuay with a pot luck lunch
A third year of shrinking real
college is loud in its pra.se
( „ . ÿ " G ordon’" ' ^ . ™ , Grocery and Dry Goods stun-
had been located on the present net income is ahead for agricul West Conference w dl be- played at noon. The regular m eeting was
Freshm an halfback Glen Nelson
and
Je
rry
Mitchell
Leslie
are
hut
i'e of the Skinner building and ture. That is the overall outlook S atuiday, October 30, when S O C ih t,d during the afternoon
last years Ashland high school
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footbaM, basketball and truck recent AHS hoys who are doing thal once again a grocery store indicated at the recent annual meets Chico State at Chico. At
very well U, college circle.
is l.xat. d on the corner, Ray | national agricultural outlook con the- present Chico leads thè con
star.
Mrs. H. A. Peterson has been
Although Ashland High must
h n ine in W ashington, D. C. a-. ■
Glen, although only u fresh meet team all the way up to fiv, H.uiison, form er sales m anager briefly stated by Oregon’s repre- ference with two wins and no lightly under the w eatner lately.
l‘ iuhrcis having opened Rav't
losses, SOC ranks second with
m an and one of the lightest hacks on . it-, size, It has dem nnstrat
' nt dive, L. It. B rethaupt, O re
on the squad has been In the lin e ed Its ability by the fact that it Highway M arket in that locution g o n State college extension econ two wins and one loss. A win
la t week.
for SOC would insure at least
up at least half of the playing has been ahi., to heat these team
omist.
Il Iheodore Engel, proprieloi ■
time. His most recent accomplish Heveral times a decade. Against
¡a
co-championship as this is the
I he outlook was found better
of the Engel Grocery and Dry
m ent was the 70-yurd return on
n ° Wn s,ze Ashland G'oods store, were on hand today for some types of farm ing than R aiders’ last conference game.
u punt for a touchdown In one of High usually
trium phs by «1Z( he would find the offices of Dr. for others, yet it was deemed wise
the Northwest Conference game able scores.
ASHLAND LOCALS
Charles Hoey, C rum p’s Fountain, lor all farm ers to operate to m eet
(.le n will hkely see plenty of ac
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lombard
'Ibis years team has only on. »he Bunton Variety Store, R ay’ some recession, if It comes. Real
tion for f aciflc when the Badge is icgular hack, nam ely big Don
income as expressed in buying were dinner guests at the Rod
»met th.- SOC Haiders In G rants Mayfield. T h , year is a ‘ b u Z * Highway M arket and several a- power is expected to rem ain far Keating home, Valleyview Mon
paitm ents in a m odern stucco
i ush during Homecoming.
above the low pre-w ar level, how day evening.
To Buy Your Home See
.f the .r
h ” P"A..m cm building on (he spot w here hi ever.
G len joins the ranks of out of the team has been terrific
huge fram e store building one»-
standing AHS football players Against powerful G rant Pass the stood.
Mi. and Mrs. John Cotton were
Cash receipts by farm ers, n a
who are dem onstrating the su p er .r.zzl.cs mad.- 12 first downs (
• . . . Realtor
tionally, might drop to a m onth guests of Ben Lom bard’s S a tu r
Engel who has at one time ly rate ten per cent below 1948 day evening.
ior qualities of Ashland High the C avem ens 11.
Represented by
been an officer in one of th.
F rank O’Neil and the local coach
The downtown quarterback
HARVEY J. PETERSON
a year from now but total farm
European
armies, drove a small
Vic Richardson was an A sh
es in the developm ent of f,ne ath- H ’ a mV<> ? t en VPrv < rifle .-.I of
l? Mi. North Phoenix Ph. 6485
expenses may decrease little if
h’t«’«. Lewis Langer, Barney the Ashland High eleven this fall buc khoard with a w hite hors,
: R e a p e r feed is expected to land visitor Monday.
•ogely offset by higher other
.ire Urged to rem em ber last year and according to Ralph Roberts,
nnd the fine record of {he last present city m arshall, of Phoenix t 'Ms B reithaupt reports. Thus,
few years. The fans are also urg the old gentlem an looked just the T ™
WOU,d be less- and
DELICIOUS APPLES
ed to look forw ard to a fine team like Kaiser Bill’’ him self as h< t < net income dollar now buys
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Infi i h a ,i M mUth as P ™ "
coming up next year when the came driving down the street. ‘He
was a proud, handsome m an’’ inflationary force» in the gen-
K»een
men
will
have
gained
DESCHUTES POTATOES
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Roberts said, ‘and really cut a de?Ltk°„n° m< SU11 outwc’tSh.s the
much weight and experience
No. 2 s in SO lb. sacks
fine figure.’’
N o d h ury trend in a p ic u ltu re ,
D auell Haggard, Portland vis
No. l ’s m 15 and 25 lb. sacks
e j In J”! ^C° nC,Usion was r each-
ited Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Haggard
Ml and Mn Zacharias, Kian
ubn8 i
th® generaI n°n-
over the week end.
Darrell is <*tli Falls, visited Mr. Zacharias' h agtH
iad H 1 Pdce level trend a-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zacharias Etad, owing to uncertain in te r
employed by United Airlines.
¿a I
Mrs.
M arjorie Bartholomew, last week end.
national conditions.
Highway 93, Phoenix
and twins, and Mr. and Mrs. H
Mr. and Mrs. Zacharias visited lo<l
° f the *eneral out-
H. Peterson spent Sunday in I at the Gifford home last week.
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and beY°ncl. as It
Shady Cove
' Mr. Dayton is hunting elk this
is now beine ° ,egon agriculture,
’-I. A d
week in eastern Oregon.
•WART" THE SPEED C O P_B y Steve . Union Service
now being prepared by the ex-
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Hansen and
hab to il
Ho
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TOt0 ,,K0 WOI)O,
Tlds'wiHChnOnilstS at the college i
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week end.
mid-November
about
R. E. Simmons left Tuesday for
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Yakima, W ashington, to get a '
—
load of furniture. The Simmons
family plan to m ake their home
M in lsto
in Phoenix.
W a n t To J o in
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j n a m
A lbert G riffith repainted his
m
S e r v i c e , - 11 a.m.
E v , J * * ’ . '8-12 yr«>
yra) £
5:30 p.m. i
1926 Ford Monday of this week.
O u r C lu b ?
The vehicle Is now a tw o-tone
blue.
Newcomers to our town are puz contributing cake . pies, and coffee
zled when they hear talk of “The the men contributing the meat for
Barbecue Club.” Want to know who barbecuing, and the beer or ale.
f-llo w ln x »erC ice^ n elgh b ors to 'he
can join, and what the purpose is.
From where I sit, it’s this simple
Sunday School 9:45.
Well, the answer is: any one can wholesome side of country life in
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join who’s neighborly inclined. The America—its spirit of good-fellow
Praise Ser-
purpose is simply to enjoy good ship—that makes for tolerance
food, good beer and ale, good con and better understanding between
versation— all towards getting to neighbors.
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
know one another better.
As I say. Neighbor, any one can
to a •»* Clark, Minister
A. M. Bible School. J. O N
Every other Saturday, at one join up! So come along a week
‘ oling, Superintendent. A class
farm or another, the pit is dug, from this Saturday.
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ior everyone.
and the fire started. And by sun-
11 a.m . Mnrmnfi W — u:
d-swn, r.cighboio fium miles around
have come together—the women
I. E. Schuler
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WHERE WHISPERS
TURN TO SHOUTS
How outpost repeater stat
keep your long distance Calls
at almost home town clarity
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Johnny’s Garage
1. Your voice gets a boost in repeater sta
tions like this one. For currents fade on the
lines and without amplifiers, your voice would
soon be lost. The equipm ent can literally turn
a faded voice into a roar. Much of it requires
only periodic check-ups like the one the tech
nician is giving it here.
Motor R eb u ild in e
M otor Tune-nb - R eborlffg
EJ?e,r<fency
,,, .
J jb t h w a y
Service
Telephone
7743
99
Ort
PROTECT OREGON’S
Next Time Try
W alt’s
BARBER SHOP
Hiway 99
Phoenix, Ore.
D e fe a t th e s o -c a lle d
WHISKEY-BY-TKi-SRINK INITIATIVE
w h ic h w o u ld m e a n —
Bunion’s
VARIETY STORE
is featuring this month
Real Sheer 51 guage, 15 Der
nier NYLONS
4 . W hen you m a ke a te le
phone call, you hire a valuable
servant at low cost . . . a more use
ful servant than ever. It can do
more jobs . . . run more errands.
For today there are twice as many
telephones in the West as ten years
ago. Thousands more go in each
week. And each new telephone
added makes every other telephone
more useful.
3 . S p ec ia lly -tra in ed men keep a 24-hour
w atcj at key stations. W hen they spot possible
trouble they get a crew on the job in a hurry
. . . often before lines go out. For putting
cross-country calls through reliably, with cross-
thc-street clarity is part of our job of furnish
ing the best possible service to the West.
and Telegraph Company
“ G ive to yo u r C o m m u n ity C h e s t
Give fo r a il— a ll you c a n ! ”
MORE SPEAKEASIES
Source of supplies would be harder to trace
BUNTON’S VARIETY STORE
MORE ALCOHOLICS
Phoenix
Dry Cleaner
™ F eem P t Service
1 *c,k lT” And D eliver
A lso Huy * Sell Used
...
F u rn itu re
Phone ,8<3
Phoenix, Oregon
1 WIR
The Pacific Telephone
Present plan treats everyone equally
And it s tim e to check on your
Christm as presents w ith our
P le a s e ay P' an f° r gifts that
N ext to Phoenix Postoffice
2. Vast W estern distances make it neces
sary for us to build stations all along our cross
country lines to keep your voice going through
with normal clarity and volume. On some
lines repeaters are spaced 70 miles apart. On
others they rc as close as 8 miles. You may have
noticed some of them from the highway.
FIRST BREAK I1J OUR CONTROL PLAN
M ill Wood
Fuel Oil
Gunter Fuel Co.
2J3 4th St.
Phone J 7 ji
Yule Report shows five of the six American
cities having the highest percentage of alco
holics are in Calif., open state to the South
MONOPOLY
SPECIAL RIGHTS TO SPECIAL GROUPS—
Only restaurants, clubs and hotels now
licensed to serve mixed d inks could get
permits
y
LET A GOOD LAW ALONE
VOTE 315 X NO
DEFEAT THE SO-CALLED
WHISKEY-BY-THE-DRINK IN ITIA TIV E
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