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THURSDAY, JUNE ID, 1D52 SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, ASHLAND, OREGON Chief Joseph Meets Final Defeat Continued from Page One camp very early before daylight, they entered the narrow p u s « which wus very narrow in some places, only wide enough for their animals to puss through in single file After slipping thru the pass into the Yellowstone park successfully, he changed his tacticB In retreat to throw General Howard and Gibbons off his trail and also to hunt for some wild meat for camp neces slties Keeping his back trail well watched by his scouts, he stopped long enough to make «•amp near the north end of Yel lowstone Ink«' on the Yellow- /ft THC EX c m NO NEW DISCOVERY GLAMORENE You road about GLAMORENE In Reeders Digest, now fry It In your own homo. AVAILABLE IN ASHLAND • * H»o DODGE FURNITURE STORE Sprinkle it on-Brash it in-Vacuum it < •i*d «11 dirt « osrt Hi • RWy SAFE EASY ■ Remevee food stains, groans, gum. lipstick, tar even shoo polish. • Dustless. Revives color and prevents running. Fluffs pile. • Carpets last longorl No bleaching, fading or after-odors. ONE GALLON CLEANS APPROXIMATELY FOUR 9 a 12 RUGS W eekend Jauntt Begin at College $4.39 GLAMORENE co«« pocked reedy ovoiloble et to use and l o a r H u e m y itO h L A U is F U K N IT U K Í W h ere i t G oes.. ' a h F h MB CIGARf IS UP’ > i HE HAS HO SESSE OF REASON KEEP OREGON GREEN W o u ld yo u call this th e w o r ld ’s This represents every dollar passing through Multnomah Kennel Club's hands during 1951 and how it was paid out. These figures have Been compiled from official records and audit. g re a te s t in v e n tio n S u b m itte d by M ultnomah Kennel Club. Perhaps not. For you recognize it, instantly familiar container known as the tin can. uh the But . . . think for a m om ent of what, it I» ih accomplished. It. lias changed the eating habits of America . . . helped raise the national health level. It has fed our armed forces all over the globe and provided them with a nutritions and a balanced diet. It has perm itted an interchange of prod ucts and a sharing of their bonefits every where. hor example, Maine farmers can eat O regon fru its and O reg o n ian s c a n en joy N«>w England baked beans. You’ll find Hawaiian pineapple in Canada, peaches in IHRE* IN OUR grandfather before him. His father’s name was Joseph, his The first ol a series of week father and he were both attend end trips to be taken by sum OREGON STATE COLLEGE, ants at the Spaulding School up Corvallis — Twenty students mer students at Southern Ore at LapwaJ. They also had attend from Jackson county w e r e gon college will be made this ed tlie Oe-Smct Missions. So that among the 1178 seniors a n d Saturday, according to Dr Eu FIR ST C HURCH OF CHRIST 18.30 p.m., choir rehearsal Is why he was even credited by graduate students receiving de gene Bowman, trip director Mu (Christian) T h u r s d a y , 7 30 pm. Sky seums at both Fort Jones and the United States government grees at the 83rd annual com Second and B Streets Pilots in their club house on Yreka will be visited during the for his great leadership of the mencement exercises at Oregon Earl F. Downing, Minister Walker avenue all-day excursion. Nez- Perces war The long march State college June 9 Bible School, 9:45 a.m. Youth Fellowship g r o u p s , Dr Bowman emphasized that on the «■«st side of Clarks fork Morning Service, 11 a.m. Thirty-four doctor’s degrees, a 6:00 p.m. Sermon: “What’s wrong with River was another serious trail record number, were granted the trip scheduled has been in Wesley Foundation, 7:00 p.m end Here on his fifth battle this year Of the total of 1178 tegrated with the Ashland sum gambling?” Choir rehearsal, Wednesday, Junior Church, 11 a.m., for ¡7:80 p.m. ground where he won his series graduates, 984 won bachelor de mer recreation schedule and the of the fifth battle Just about 8 grees and 212 earned advanced townspeople will be welcomed the children. on tlie tour. Persons planning to Christian Endeavor, 8:30 p m t FIR ST C HURCH OF CHRIST. miles north-west of Billings, degree*. take part are asked to gather in for children and young people. SC IE N TIS T Montana, which is on the Yel Dr A. L. Strand, OSC’s presi Evening Service, 7:30 p m., Pioneer Avenue, South lowstone River. He was now in dent, conferred the degrees Churchill hall main floor lobby Book of the week, Ephesians to the land of his dreams the Candidates represented 27 states, at 8:30 Saturday morning. Sunday morning service at 11 Midweek Service, Wednesday, o’clock. The campus tourists will first great Buffalo range north of the 17 foreign countries and posses I Yellowstone River The great sions, and 35 of Oregon’s 3 6 visit the Fort Jones museum and 7:30 p.m. Subject: God, “Is the universe, will enjoy a picnic luncheon in herds were shifting, coming counties. i including man, evolved by atom- an elaborate rock garden land PR ESB YTER IA N CHURCH ! ic force?” back and heading south, but his Students from Jackson county scaped by a Fort Jones resident. 130 N. Main (at Heiman) time was precious, no time to and Golden Text: "Lo, He that “A Friendly Church the degree they earned in wait to do any hunting for buf cluded: Graduate school—Chas. j formeth the mountains, and cre- The group will then inspect for Thoughtful People" falo meat. Gibbons was hot on Arthur Meyer, Central Point, the Yreka museum and return Church School for all ages at ateth the wind, and decl&reth his trail They ravished tor meat master of education For his ad to Ashland in the afternoon. unto man what is His thought, | 9:45 a.m. as his people weregrowing weak | that maketh the morning dark- Those attending are asked to Morning Worship at 11 a.m vanced work he minored in ad ; ness, and treadeth upon the high er and food was running low, ministration He earned his bach provide their own lunches. A by the pastor. places of the earth, The Lord, ammunitions were scarce and elor of science degree in 1947 at transportation fee of $1.50 will Session Meeting at 3 p m I the God of hotst. is his name.” some squaws and children were Oregon College of Education Young People’s Meeting at be assessed those who do not Amos 4:13. dying on the trail. After coming 8:30 p.m. have their own cars. School of agriculture, Theron Sunday School at 9:30 to the Musselshell River he turn Wednesday even in g ______ ed west for a few miles and then Charles Gorden, Central Point, 'IR S T M ETHODIST CHURCH which includes testim onle*~5 crossed and took a straight line bachelor of science Medford: and Randall Franklin N. Mam it Laurel Christian Science heading, is School of business and tech Perkins, Shady Cove; bachelor Ross K i.it ii, minister. for Lewistown, passing some held at 8 o’clock. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m short distance from the little nology, Rolland LeRoy Baugh of science. Reading Room open dally Morning worship, 11 a m A n village, he then took his course man, Ashland, and Joseph Ed School of pharmacy, Austin north-east to Carroll, another ward Scott, Shady Cove, bach Dean Earhart, Medford, bachel them and solo. Junior church from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sunday* and holidays. and nursery. small place on the Missouri Riv elor of science. or of arts; Richard Raymond The public ia aordiaRy invited er There he turned and proceed School of education. Jack Ross Kyle, Ronald Gene Nutting and to attend these services ed up the Missouri River and Dumas, Medford, and Benjamin Mary Virginia Wait, all of Med FIR ST B A P T IS T CHURCH use the Reading Room crossed at Cow island and head Wade Ash, Trail, bachelor o f ford; and John Charles Pendle Corner First and Hargadine W illiam H. Tillman. Pastor ed for the Bear-Paw Mountains, science. ton, Talent; bachelor of science. “ Where Souls are Fed and i EAST SIDE and there in an open flat (Thief School of engineering, Elmer Kyle was also commissioned i C HURCH OF C H R IST Joseph made his last farewell Carl Biegel and James Elmer second lieutenant in the United Hearts Made Glad.” (1047 Iowa, AaMaad Sunday: 9:46 aJB. Sunday stand with eighty six warriors, Bodine Jr., both of Ashland: and Slate* air corp*. Sunday service*: 19:30 ___ school, a class for every age losing hall of hl* army of brave* William Joseph Baye* and Car- ■ ■ and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 Morning worship, 11 a.m., killed and wounded Chief Jo son Avery Thatchery, both of Benjamin F. Fairlee« says this special music, service broadcast p.m. seph then ordered the white flag Medford; bachelor of science. Radio P rogram: Sunday, 3:18 •bout advice: "Speakers have over K W IN of truce raised then walked out Biegel was also commissioned Youth fellowship s e r v i c e s , a.m., K W IN . been showering us with pearls of his battle lines and surrender ensign in the United States nav “B ut the righteous one shall of wisdom for centuries, and 6:30 p.m.; evening service, sing ed to General Miles and his com al reserve. ing, testimonies and gospel mes live by faith: and If he shrink If *U their valuable »«twice pany of troops The Americans School of forestry, Cecil Ev back, my soul hath no pleasure were laid end to end it weald sage, 7:45 p.m. bestowed on him the honors as erett Rodgers, Butte Falls: Ken Monday, prayer meeting at in him." Hebrews 10:30. still be just as good as naw. being one of the greatest Indian neth Raymond Païen, Central 8 p.m. You are always welcome 0* Very little of it has ever Chiefs of all times. Point; Verlyn DuBois Thomas used. Wednesday. 7:30 p .m , mid the services of the Church ef THE END week service and Bible «tudy: ; Christ. stone river, but no time was ev en lost there Another stop to camp wus after his band had crossed Clark's Fork, tribu tary to tin- Yellowstone river. Chief Joseph and his band of warriors broke away from the old Indiun trail quite often along Clark's river to avoid the dan gerous atrocities of whut might happen on the march. Chief Jo- sepli wus no fool to be tamp« red with, and all military General's and Captains knew his vital points in his warfare of Indian fighting Joseph was a Nez- Perce, pure and simple, so was his fattier, and his great, great, Carpet-Cleaning Magic QUICK State Graduates 20 From County PAGE Fold out »• (»ato ef Or« Alaska, American m eats in Norway, and an outstanding variety of canned foods in far distant, little known lands. Fold ettf U r Solorio« end W . 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