Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, October 21, 1938, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextKl" h‘> JMober 2| ( SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 8 UK. E\ F.KETT MO\ KS Dr E. G. Everett, physician and surgeon. will open new offices in the Swedeuburg building Monday according to an announcement yesterday. Following more than two rears association with Dr. C A Haines. Dr Everett will assume private practice. Dr Everett came 10 Ashland from Grants Pass CHIS»: KITES Ht 1 1» Funeral services for Harry E Chase who died Oct 1< at the familv home on Liberty street, were held from the Litwiller fun eral home Thursday afternoon with elders of the church of Lat ter Day Saints officiating The re mains were shipped to El Pa*.’. TYx . for bunal. • • W B King has returned to hu home on Fourth street following several days medical attention at the Community hospital. flRSITV A Alt« H Jt WC fíATUfcii • TONIGHT • AND SATURDAY GINGER ROGERS Douglas FAIRBANKS JR ¿‘HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME’’ —plus Claudette Colbert CITY RENEWS ELECTRIC TIE WITH COPCO (XMiTTNUlNG the arrangement in effect here for a number years, Ashland city council mem bers approved a five-year contract with the California Oregon Power company at Tuesday night s meet mg the new pact replacing on< to expire at the end of the year The city electric store, operated by the power company, will remain in the n*cor\ier recorder s office The city of Ashland has: for a tong penod. produced from 30 to SO per cent of electrici-y consumed here at the municipal power bouse on upper Ashland creek During wet seasvxns the «mall plant pro duces all power used hen except during J*ak hours m early ero- r.mg. white summertime proxiuc- tx* drops to about 30 per cent when water supply u owered The Copco contract will continue the stand-by serxice famished the city with a mir-imum monthly servx-e charge of $♦» The new contract, approximate ly the sJu-e as thr older agree meal, will dehxyr As.-, an/, its firs: 50.090 kilowatt hours per aa-nth at the rate of nine mills per kwh the secced 50 AX' foe «ght ai..< *ad «J over 100.080 kwh at TA asttto per kwh. Shnubrl the Ctopco- suppded e.eetrtoty exceed 50 per cent of the pmner consumed here, the rate would be paid at T 5 miite that month 1Î1*' Although pubic utmtxs are subpc«sediy noc-pay'atg invest ments on the part of taxpayers, the AshMnd piant baa since ns --■<:* .*tx-c ■— «sy years ago pate hanisccne divxjer.es .Mcs.n«r* here tney-x the .. w-est rates sb the *re„ as the revenue g.-«ng arc paytzg the exty * ixpenses. CottacxhceE ssuec permit bo Ray Chary f.c a S'. AX- frame dwe a: XXS Gramte street and mstr-_.tro Chief C i Raaghmar to pasnt the hre track, arc Ctty S_pc Elme r Sie ge. was A_th. -Jer tc pir-nhAse a new .temp truck fcr the cdy A cemetery nepartmemt report m hxnarec th*: expeahtxres m that d.-.-ju.c hixe mewrty rxhausee: the tuthprt A-itcmeart w.ti mcaths yet -rnar-nx NAVY DAY • Ratllethi />» float and tailor» climb rope» — but here arc «1 ieir thing» you never knetr about your I nited 'tatr» r. TEACHERS WILL CONVERGE HERE THE TIME HAS ARRIVE (Continued from page 11 11W 11 05 1 m. and continue through noon ivpartments covered will in clude physical education in the rural schools. physical education and its relationship to athletics, finger painting, primary educa tion. school administrators and high school teachers home eco nomic*. band clinic. drama, aortal studies in upper grades and jun ior high at'Vl. junior high school chorus clinic and vocal problems Friday luncheons will be held tor music instructors in Bellview Grange hall, for principals and aupertnt rodents in the Lithia hotel, for high school teacher* in the junior lugh cafeteria, for grade school teacher* in the Elks tem pie male physical rvtxs'.-e in structor* in Nminger* cafe and for femae phyWcal education in structor* in the Ashland hotel Cbunty meeting* will get under way m the aim-ms: ratae. buiXhiM at 1 » p m. and a general as sembly «rill gather is tie physaca. «ducalx.« bui-diag a: I octoek A K amath FaLs boy s efcceua Sand easemto* and an address on The tmnaue« and M dem ELAscaUun by Dr Dxudd M Erb cf t’aiver- atty ctf Oregon will feature th* «rwe "Uli CLYDE CATONS JUNCTION GARAGE Saturday seccumg * pe-.g-aas w_. be ,'pened with a general as- semhy m the SxiXS pcewet- uag the Jackson Cuwaty Teachers ■rbcens sad other feat are* asehaS- mg ts-hs by R E Gudetie. Dr Hart. a chers» etuesshà» Ärvctef Sy Mr Lawrence Ahl càosaag an- roanceaacnts by i Percy Weihs. KTi—th FaLa prewahng Mil TH ni ITM HK.IIH \1 Phone 71-J r< yw km ræiSiciftju <r.d wuUnui puer* « Thaï «haterrr n*J may tir : - - entb th ÿd tb* drt.g f a *eO«rwd any part ’.b» pr lutely f rtiMcn ai <3 San cept pMaasbly mao« •prmga and at a Mgher |q «•vent II nugtt b» JrMnht'li GROUP STUDIES LITHIA SPRINGS future tlme • WANT ADS • lc per Word per Insertion Service Stati Ben Lyon i i “I COVER THE WATERFRONT DO YOU KNJ WHAT AMTUFWtŒ the cty always retata WINTER NEK*» »(COMMENDED W1 hotwatu MEATE MT SUN-MON-TUES UTS TOW* tS.< Everybody K YUM! EV ERE a paZJ** Chili V. ill Hit the SPOT GREYHOUND Tonight’ dnvwivnceA. TlRCTROOnCT i a* ♦ NEP SERVICE Congregational Church ubera.-* mrf H. A Wauaauaa^ You'll Always Find Better Food, LITHIA A H«>ME <>U\U> THTAW. Pete's Lunch 1 CVATCDMB MMTrtR CO Ash-ahi SAN FRANCISCO a*d All C MJFMLMA Poáta .etfertrw Ort. HL XP Loir ASHLAND: fcn pm «mw» MMTOWg 1: •• KM & «* 4M >♦ 3 KM 1:3» IM Friday. Saturday DOUBLE FEATURE ‘Young Fugitives’ KOBEXT W1UO\ DuBi-’THEA BULKY Entertainment and Music GREYHOUND CHATEAU Southern Oregon’s FIN EST S ight Club ANCHOR BRANDS HAY. *TRAW AND G RUN FLANDERS' FARIIER^MARKET “International Sunday. Monday and Tuesday “SATAN MET A LADY” ♦