Bronze Plate Arrives
For ‘City of Ashland’
The Ashland Cn amber of Com-
merce this week received the
bronze plaque which will be in-
stalled on the big Grey hound bus
which was christened “City of
Ashland” with appropriate cere
monies last summer.
Planned as a tribute to this city
and calculated to bring much pub
licity, the plaque is inscribed on 1
the top line with the words Ash
land- the Beautiful Lithia City"
and continued with “Located on
the main scenic highway skirting
Mt Shasta and Crater Lake."
At the bottom is the phrase,
"City of Ashland” and the dedi
cation date. August, 1937.
Friday, April 1, 1038
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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BASEBALL CLUB
WILL ORGANIZE
HERE TONIGHT
KANSAS DUSTER TO WHIRL INTO
jack
M c D onald
on armory mat
A CALL to meeting for the pur-
** pose of launching the 1938
Ashland IJthians baseball club
was issued this week by Dom Pro-
vest. recently elected prexy of the
Southern Oregon league and last
WILD P(0
year's boss of the local diamond
otganization. who urges that all
club officials and other baseball-
minded Ashlanders gather at 7 30
o'clock this evening. April 1, at
* an > a :> panîmîp
Provost Brothers hardware store.
Election of officers and playing
manager will occupy the time not
wee • V
spent in determining the 1938 pol
• Mrs. William Bates and young icy and program.
son of Dunsmuir were visitors in
Provost, recently returned from
Ashland this week.
a business trip, said that he had
contacted Glendale and Yreka rep-
i resentatives and that they have
1 agreed to enter the circuit with
“We Have the Pictures” Medford, Crescent City. Grants
Pass and Ashland, last year mem
ber teams Roseburg's Pirates will
not perform this season
The league was formed last
week in Medford when delegates
J from the four towns met with
Wally Rickert. MMford manager
| and southern Oregon semi-pro
commissioner. Election was held
with Provost getting the post va-
| cated by resigning President Ed
Lamport, Medford, and Austin
Frazier, also of Medford, being
named to the secretary’s job held
last year by Bill Hulen.
"|MU-ked to the rafters” hoilM" M ex|>ecte<l in the Med-
Edward G. Robinson I A 15-game split season sched 4NOTHER
ford armory Monday night to wltneaa what has been doped im
ule was planned at that meeting, one of the greatest wrestling cards yet promoted. Red Kerry, of
to start May 8. with eight games Kansas, meets Jack McDonald in the top main event; Marshall
in the first half and seven in the Carter returns to face Joe Smollnskl In the middle main event, and
second.
Frankie Clemens will square off with las» Mortensen In the opener.
Uniform gate admission prices A s|M*cial two-out-of-three fall match, between the second and main
of 35 and 10 cents for all member events, has been arrunged between Miss Clara Mortensen, lady
teams, as in force in 1937, was champion of the world, and Miss Lucille Davis, Omaha's contender
again approved and regulations for for the feminine belt. Doors will I m * o|>ened at 7 p. m. with first
complimentary passes laid out Re tMHit starting at 8:30 o’clock.
plus
sponsibility for the "Annie Oak
( HARLES WINNINGER
leys" this year will rest with team
GEORGE BRENT
managers to avoid an unwarranted
epidemic of gate-crashers at
in
games.
Representatives
placed
the
stamp of approval on the Spalding
National league ball as the official
pellet for the circuit and also
In response to proposed action
agreed on guarantees for visiting
by the Municipal Safety council
teams. Tonight’s confab is ex
for a city bicycle licensing ordi
pected to iron out local questions
and start the Ashland baseball ma- FINISHING touches and fumish- nance. Chief (rf J’ -hce C. P. Tal
chine on its annual trek around 1 ing are all that remain to be ent countered Saturday with a
the baselines.
done at the new "medical arts” plan to make the idea statewide
building on Main street between in order to effect uniformity of
Fortmiller’s store and the Chevro regulation and enforcement.
Talent wrote to the council
let
and the weather-de
Northern California layed garage
opening is set for some time stating that he had advised Secre
next week, Dr. C. A. Haines, one tary of State Earl Snell of his
Baseball Heads Meet of
the three prospective occupants, idea and suggested that the plan
be submitted to the next session of
said
Wednesday.
(Special to The Miner)
the state legislature for enact
At a meeting in Mt. Shasta re- i ' "There won't be any formal ment of the necessary law Al
cently, L. B. Noble of Mt. Shasta opening," Dr. Haines said. "We’ll though admitting that municipal
ADMITS ONE
was reelected president of the just move our equipment and get ordinances now tn effect In several
Northern
California
Baseball ready for business as quickly as other Oregon cities are practical
CHILD
league. Tom Ball of Mt. Shasta possible.”
to a certain extent, he pointed out
K
was reelected secretary T. J.
With him in the modern office possibilities for confusion in dis-
■ Cleone, Jr., of Redding was chosen building will be Dr. E. G. Everett, crepancies between lawn of var-
ADMITS ONE : vice president and Burris Coon of also a physician and surgeon, and ious towns.
1 Weed publicity agent.
Dr. R L. Burdic, dentist.
A tentative plan calls for 11-
ADULT
Delegates to the meeting were
cense tests for bike rldera similar
Each
doctor
will
have
an
indi
Al Dollarhide of Klamath Falls,
to those now in order for auto
H. McDonald of Redding, Dan Bar vidual suite of rooms Private of mobile drivers, with bicycle plates
fices,
consultation
rooms
and
op
bieri. Weed Sons. C. T Kimcry, erating rooms will be included, and operator’s cards to be Issued
Weed Towners, Henry De Clerk. and
there will be an x-ray room, after examination of applicants.
Hilts. Chino Harri, McCloud. F recovery
Chief Talent suggested that a
room and a central re
Gaspari. Mt. Shasta and M Rich ception
training period be inaugurated by
room
which
will
be
used
mond, acting for William Welsh
the city police department prev
FROM THE"
jointly.
of Dunsmuir.
ious to proposal of the law so that
Each room is finished in pastel enactment could be followed by
BOOK
M. F. Buffman of Yreka. A. M
Silva of Redding Cubs, A. Talbert, shades and fitted with most mod Immediate enforcement. He laid
READ BY
Dorris, and W. H. Hitchcock, Mc em equipment to complete the out a set of rulea for rldera and
MILLIONS
Cloud American Legion, made ap general attractiveness of the planned a courae of lnatruction at
plication at the meeting for entry building which was designed by some designated place this sum
of their teams but were rejected R. A. Berry, local architect. Hol mer where all children with wheels
on the grounds that more than low tile construction and steel sash may familiarize themselves with
eight teams were not advisable. make the place fireproof and large traffic regulations
In case of a vacancy in the present windows, clear at the top and with
The proposal has received wide
lineup, these teams would be elig frosted lower panes, combine with publicity this week in newspapers
a glass brick front to make for of other Oregon cities, particularly
ible.
A schedule committee of Wil maximum lighting efficiency.
those where some local provision
liam Welsh, H. McDonald and
F. L. Smith, owner of Ashland has been made for tagging of bi
Henry DeClerk will draw up a 14- Clay Products company, furnished cycles.
game schedule for presentation tile and brick used in construction
at the next meeting, in Redding and, as contractor, has had com
Berger Will Answer
April 2.
plete charge of erection.
The Northern California league
Crane automatic air condition
Barnhill in Verbal
will see its first games Sunday, ing—with oil furnace for winter
May 1,
and moisture-filtered air in sum
Duel Tuesday Night
mer—was installed by the Lithia
Plumbing and Heating shop which
F. W Berger, local manufac
GEORGE E. CLARK
also had charge of plumbing and turer, will attempt to settle a
George E. Clark, found dead of sheet metal work. Only the finest question which has caused some
GENE
heart failure last Friday at his baked porcelain plumbing fixtures
Third street home, was buried have been selected by John Mills, discussion lately when he speaks
at 7:30 o’clock Tuesday night,
Monday morning in Mountain proprietor of the shop.
April 5, on the topic, "The De-
View cemetery. The Rev. C. E.
Guy Good, X-L Electric com pression - Causes and Remedy."
in
Dunham officiated.
pany, has supervised installation He will be heard in the hall which
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which his company furnished, and across Main street from Fortmil
ler’s store.
wiring.
The speech apparently is In
Another local firm, Wick’s Fur
niture store, supplied inlaid linol duced by a written argument
eum flooring which is laid with which has blazed intermittently
the border curved to extend for In "letter to the editor” columns
several Inches up the base of the of southern Oregon newspapers
wall, eliminating dirt-catching an- between Berger, former Townsend
plan orator, and Owen H. Barnhill,
glee.
another AshlanMer well known for
Preliminary work, razing of the his unofficial comments on pen
old dwelling which formerly oc- sion plans. Berger announced
....refarass
cupied the lot and grading, wa/i Tuesday that he will answer six
ths food of ths
started in December, 1937. G. S. questions which he and Barnhill
century be
Butler financed construction at a have been tossing back and forth.
tween welter
cost of approximately $6000.
weight Win
The public is Invited to attend
chell fir alow-
the talk which will be supported
born Bernie!
by other program features.
BETTY JANE SHOP WILL
MOVE TO NEW LOCATION
• LAST DAY •
“THE LAST
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DOCTORS SET TO TALENT URGES
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These Spreads are grand for
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salads, too. Notice the smart
new circle-dot design on the
Swsnkyawig glasses Kraft
Spreads come in.
Removal of fixtures and stock
of the Betty Jane Dress shop,
owned and operated by Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Platt, from the Lithia
hotel building to the location form
erly occupied by the Mother Goose
shop in the Enders building took
place Thursday night.
The change will allow ample
room for the business which has
expanded considerably since its In
ception.
Roy Murphy’s transfer handled
the moving arrangements.
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LEGAL NOTICES
4—318b
NOTICE FOR 1*1’BlJCATION
United State« Department of the
Interior
(•eneral luuid Offi«1« at
Roweburg, Oregon
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Claude Padgett of 773 Boulevard.
Ashland, Ore., who, on Aug. 9,
1929, made original homestead
entry, act of June 6, 1912, No.
018679, for W'.SWU, 8E‘*SW‘t.
section 22, township 388, range 2E.
Willamette meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final
proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Vic
tor A. Tengwald, United 8tates
commissioner, at Medford, Ore.,
on the 27th day of April, 1938.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A. C. Edwards, C. A. Applegate,
H. Ernest Applegate and Vincent
Lanlni, all of Ashland, Ore.
GEORGE FINLEY. Register.
(Marll-18-25 Aprl-8)
4—348h
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Department of the
Interior
General luuid Office at
Roseburg, Oregon
NOTICE is hereby given that
Jesse J. Hughes, of box 50, Dead
Indian route, Ashland, Ore., who,
on Feb. 7, 1933, made second
homestead entry, acts 9-5-1914 and
6-9-1916, No, 020525, for SE'i
NW‘4, section 19, township 388,
range 3E, Willamette meridian,
has filed notice of intention to
make final proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Victor A. Tengwald, U. 8.
commissioner, at Medford, Ore.,
on the 20th day of April, 1938.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Vincent Lanlni, Chester Applegate
and A. C. Edwards of Dead In
dian route, Ashland, Ore., and W.
E. McMinn of Ashland, Ore.
GEORGE FINLEY, Register.
(Mar 11-18-25 Apr 1-8)
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