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The question of the C street
Volume 13, Number j6
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON Thunday, October i j , 1945
extension bus grown more bitter $2.oo 1’tR YEAR
nil tills week und the question is
being debuted up und down Mum
street. To bring mutters to a head
u petition was circulated along
The American Legion and the
Main street the fore part of the
Ashland public schools are co-op- i
week and 'tis reported thut some
erating to bring a musical pro­
40 signers, all business men, usk-
gram on Armistice day, Novem­
ed the city council to consider
ber 11, as a memorial to the re­
more deeply the question, to con­
turning members of the armed
sult with some of the property
Car Goes Off Mineral
Win From Grants Pass Puts
The Oregon State Board of services. The program will in­
owners affected should an exten­
Springs Road A Week Ago
Ashland
Back
In
Running
Higher
Education
announ
c
e
d
clude invocation and benediction
sion bi? made, etc. and Tuesday
And Was Found Saturday
in Confaranca
Tuesday that Dr. Walter Redford by the Ministerial Association, a
was «turned over to the council.
president
of
the
Southern
Oregon
short talk by a guest speaker and
Orval Christenson, 31, recently
It was gloomy along the Rogue
After hearing some o. .the ar­
College of Education here at Ash­ approximately an hour of music, discharged from the army, died
guments on both sides, we huve Saturday, after the Grants Pass
land, had resigned his position provided by the junior and senior Monday morning at the Camp
come to the conclusion thut not team and apparently most of the
and that Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, high school vocal and instrumen­ White hospital, alter being found
very many are in favor pf such a townspeople invaded Ashland,
head of the Science Department tal departments. Chorus a n d in an unconscious condition Sat­
move, thut the city council acted fully determined to take the Griz­
had been appointed to fill the choirs will be under direction of urday lying by the Wreck of his
hastily, and we might say, with­ zly scalp home to the Rogue, but
position. Dr. Redford resigned Miss Margaret Scruggs and in­ car in the Buckhorn Mineral
out much consideration of the 111 a li-nour stand, Ashland over
after being president here for the strumental and band under dir­ springs canyon, south of Ashland.
other side. For there very defini­ ran the visitors to win 19 to 7 in
past fourteen years. The new pre­ ection of Jack Francis.
The car driven by Christenson
tely is another side in the argu­ one of the most thrilling games
sident will take over his duties
The program will be held in had left the road and was found
ment ,und they have some very seen here in many a day and be­
January 1.
the Junior high auditorium and upside down in the creek 87 feet
good arguments tp advance too. fore one of the largest audiences
Dr. Stevenson, 41, was former­ will start at 2:30 Sunday after­ from the road bed.
As we see the picture, such a assembled in Walter Phillips sta­
ly Dean of Men and assistant pro­ noon, November 11.
street would certainly deprive dium. The win definitely puts Ash
Christenson was discovered by
fessor
of Science at Eastern Ore­
the city of several choice spots land back in conference running
C. W. McGrew, an employee at
gon
College
of
Education
at
La-
for business buildings, torn down after losing a game to Klamath
Buckhorn Springs who was pick­
Grande, from 1929 to 1940. He
several years ago when the stati Falls. By the dopesters way of
ing rocks from the road Satur­
has
taught
during
summer
ses­
wanted to put the Plaza project thinking Grants Pass was slight- J
day
afternoon, when he saw the
sions at Stanford University and
through. We note that there has ly favored to win Fridays tussle,
car in the canyon and upon in­
San
Jose,
California
State
Col­
been no taxes coming in off that inasmuch as they had taken their
vestigation found the injured
lege .For two years he was a
property since then eiiner. Plac game with a win from Klamath
William Wesley Bryan, Ash­ man lying some distance from th
member
of
the
Portland
Exten­
The first Youth for Christ rally
ing another street in there at the Fulls.
sion center staff. He has served land,Oregon was arrested Mon­ car.
point of intersection, would in
First quarter was scoreless for will be held Saturday night, Oct. on the Oregon State Teachers As­ day night on a charge of being
Christenson had been discharg­
our judgment, and others, make both teams. In the second stanza 27, at 7:30 in the Church of Christ.
drunk and disorderly on East ed from the army about three
sociation
curriculum,
teacher
of
for a very congested traffic spot. the Grizzlies worked the ball to Rev. George Coulter of Medford
Main street. Held until sober and weeks ago and was visiting with
The city would be put to a huge the Grants Pass 6-yard line. A will bring the message of the education and all state science then released on posting of $10.00 his cousin, George Christenson at
committees
and
the
State
Text­
expense in securing the right of flat puss from Williams to Jand- evening. There will be a choir book Commission and the Teach­ bail. Failed to appear and bail Buckhorn Springs. He had bor­
way for the extension, thpre is a reau caught the Cavemen flat- and orchestra as well as special er Selection committee qf Port­ forfeited.
rowed the cousin’s car to go to
20 or so foot drop to go down to footed and Jandreau clamly step­ numbers by young people of the land.
Klamath Falls to work. He was
Lloyd
Leland
Hood,
Chiloquin,
the level of the intersection, and ped over the goal line without a group.
Oregon arrested Monday night at to have returned a week later
personally we think it would Caveman being anywhere near.
Rallies of this sort have been
1:30 A. M. on Fourth street after and when he had not returned, Dr
make a mess of things.
held in some of the larger cities
The try for extra point failed.
the
police had a report that a Herman Wexler of Buckhorn
The state highway department
fight was under way on 4th and Springs went to Klamath to learn
Grants Pass then took over the with greqt success. Rev. Wilkin­
was all set to let bids on the 29th
son, the director, has been in
B streets, the police found Hood of Christenson’s whereabouts.
of this month to finish the Plaza hall, and took to the air with some which were held in Albany
C. M. Litwiller, deputy coro-
badly cut up and took him to
project, but the council’s action Eventon passing to Lutz good for and he reports that they were
the hosiptal where Dr. Poston oner of Jackson county, was call­
21 yards. Boyce threw another,
put an immediate stop to that,
very interesting and well attend­
The Southern Oregon College treated him for cuts and bruises ed and took the injured man to
an dthey hove called off asking which put the ball on the Ash­ ed.
of Education is cooperating with on his face, after which the de- the Camp White hospital. He was
land
32
yard
line.
A
lateral
pass
for bids until the matter is set­
These rallies are especially for Josephine and Jackson Counties fendent made so milch trouble found to be suffering from brui­
tled. They are not in favor of was good for 14 yards more. Lutz the teen-age group, but everyone in sponsoring an educational con­ the officers brought him to the ses about the head and internal
sparkplug for the Cavemen, plow
the project and apparently have
ed off tackle to the Ashland 11 is invited to attend. We urge all ference to be held at the South­ city jail. Where a complaint was injuries. Exposure in the cold
said so, in no uncertain language.
yard
and Boyce added three young people to come and bring ern Oregon College of Education filed charging him with being nights of the past week added to
Property owners along the pro­ j more line
November 1 and 2. There will be drunk and disorderly to which he his other injuries, caused his
on a sneak. Lutz again took all their friends.
perty affected by the change have
approximately five h u n d r e d plead guilty. Judge C. O. Presnail death early Monday morning,
I
the
ball
to
score
on
an
off-tackle
said so too, and in no uncertain
teachers in attendance.
ordered the defendent held pend­ Christenson's home was at Ada,
play. Roley place kicked for the
language.
Minn.
A number of outstanding edu­ ing further developments.
extra point, which was good and
We are informed that the high­ placed the Cavemen out in front
cators have been secured as
O. O. Caster, Medford, Ore.,
way department a long time ago, to the tune of 6 to 7. The balance
A special anniversary service speakers for both the general cited on parking in restricted
surveyed a route for the highway of the half was uneventful. The was held last Sunday at the and the sectional meetings of zone, forfeited $1.00 bail.
completely passing outside Ash­ third quarter neither side was Church of the Nazarene in honor ' the conference. Dr. Flora, former
Winnifred Barker, Ashland,
land, leaving the present high­ able to cross the goal line and at of T. S. Wiley’s 35 years of ser­ president of N.E.A., Dr. Lillian Cited to appear on charge of
way this side of Jackson Hot the beginning of the final quarter vice as Sunday School Superin­ Gray .Associate Professor of Edu­ overtime parking forfeited $1.00.
Springs and returning to it in the score still stood 6 to 7. > tendent.
cation at San Jose State College»
R. C. Dunham, Ashland, Ore­
Tuesday night was Lad i e s
the Bellview district. Wouldn’t
Mr. Arthur Long and Rev. A. Dr. Victor P. Morris, Dean of the gon. Double parking car unat­
In the final quarter, Ashland
Night at the Lions club and the
that be a pretty kettle of fish, if was able to score after Jandreau J. Edwards spoke for the local School of Business Administra­ tended, forfeited 1.00 bail.
wives of members wrere royally
they should decide to go ahead had run a Caveman punt back Sunday School and church in ap­ tion, University of Oregon, Mr.
Bert Miller, Ashland, Oregon
with that and forget the Plaza to the visitor’s 40 yard stripe. On preciation of Mr. Wiley’s long Rex Putnam, State Superinten­ overtime parking. Forfeited $1.00 entertained with a turkey dinner
with all the trimmings. It was a
and the C street extension?
dent Instruction, Dr. Frank Parr, bail.
the next play a pass from Will­ term of service.
Hallowe’en
hard time party, and
On the other tide of the argu­ iams to Mitchell left the receiver
Congratulatory communications Executive Secretary of the Ore­
Elizabeth Short, Ashland over
ment there is some need for ad­ in the clear and he crossed the were also read from Dr. E. E. gon State Teachers Association, time parking, forfeited $1.00 bail decoration in the Civic Clubhouse
were in the Hallowe’en manner,
ditional building space, and per­ Caveman goal unmolested. The Martin, District Supt., Dr. L. T. and James Burgess, Superinten­
James T. Stewart, Ashland, Ore
haps C street is the spot, but try for extra point was good and Corlett, President of Northwest dent of Schools, The Dalles, Ore­ overtime parking, forfeited $1.00 and members and guests were
duly dressed in hard time array.
there is nothing there now to Ashland was again out in front Nazarene College, and Dr. Albert gon, have been secured as gener­ bail.
Dinner was no pot luck dinner
prevent a building being placed with a score of 13-7. After receiv­ F. Harper, General School Editor al speakers for the two-day ses­
William C. Roberts, Ashland ar­ but a full turkey dinner, provided
on the space. It probably would ing the ball again, the Cavemen in Kansas City, Mo.
sion. Other specialists in educa­ rested on charge of violation of
be true that opening C street attempted to take to the air with
A large cake with 35 lighted tion have been secured to handle basic rule, was fined $10.00 and turkey dinner, proovided by the
bemembers of the club and indu­
would force more traffic along a passing attack but the locals candles was presented to Mr. the sectional meetings of the con­ $2.50 costs.
ed all of the fixings that usually
Wiley,
and
a
Parker
“51”
pen
and
that street.
ference.
were on to their plays. Lutz at­
The following forfeited $1.00 go to make up such a meal.
tempted to pass from the Cave­ pencil set was given him as an
This conference, which was ini­ i bail for parking violations: Lad-
After the dinner was over, a-
man 30 yard line, but Merriman anniversary gift.
tiated by the Southern Oregon . die Mann; Don G. McNamara,
of Ashland grabbed the ball, and
College of Education, has been an i Alfred Plaep, Walter V. Orth, mid a lot of fun and hilarity, the
tore over the goal line for the
annua* event for many years May Brown, Mrs. Roy Kyker, A l­ floor was cleared of the tables
third touchdown, a lead the visi­
with an attendance of from five- vin D. Bounds, Leon F. Dungan, and chairs. Several ladies put on
tors were unable to overcome.
hundred to a thousand teachers Willard Miles, James Fisher, Suz a pantomime play, which was
Greyhound bus service was a- from the Southern Oregon coun­ anne LaMarre, Mary A Carlisle, thoroughly enjoyed, with Mrs.
Ashland junior high took the Jandreau place kicked for extra
lead in the southern Oregon lea­ point, which was good, the game gain resumed throughout Oregon ties.
S. A. McCurry, Robert Frazier, Chipman, Mrs. Ralph Poston,
and
through
Ashland,
with
one
ended
the
score
19-7
for
Ashland.
The general meetings of the Chester J. Dale, Cohn C. Des­ Mrs. Robert Van Fleet and Mrs.
gue with a slim 7 to 6 victory
E. J. LaMarre as main characters.
Grants Pass had come to Ash­ bus early Tuesday morning and conference will be held in the mond.
over Medford juniors. Riggs for
Mrs. C. H. Finnell, reader, Mrs.
on
a
haphazard
schedule
through­
land
fully
determined
to
win.
Physical Education Building and
Medford scored first in the open­
Litwiller director. Following this
ing quarter from Ashland 37 yd. They had sent advance notice out Tuesday, but about on normal the sectional meetings will be
was fifteen minute magician act,
line on a nicely run play over that townspeople would accom­ schedule by Wednesday. Announ­ held in both the Physical Educa­
by an Ashland magician, stage
their own right tackle. Ashland pany the team to see them win, cement was made Tuesday that tion Building and the Administra­
Members of the Ashland Post name Emrico, but known locally
evened up the tally in the second and had made reservations for the strike had been settled after tion Building.
of American Legion met Tuesday as Bob Jones. A rug cutting dance
period when Graham left back that number. A large number of 19 days of idleness by the strik­
evening in the regular meeting. by two local girls, made up as
scooted around their right end on Ashland people also turned out ing bus drivers.
Mainline
drivers
were
granted
Most of the meeting time was darknes followed. The floor was
to
see
the
game.
Between
halves
the Medford 35 yd. line to score
a
KP/i
per
cent
increase
in
basic
taken up with a discussion of then cleared for dancing, with a
from a beautiful executed double the Ashland twirlers put on an
contact
mileage
rates,
and
station
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
Zarka
be­
plans
for a Legion Home, and it local swing orchestra furnishing
exhibition.
reverse. Graham broke into the
employees
a
flat
$10
a
month
came the owners of the triangular was finally voted to build a Leg­ the music. Several guests were
open field and went the distance
increase.
lot at the intersection of Siskiyou ion home in Ashland. Several present for the fun and the party
in the clear. Summerland scored
Boulevard and East Main street sites are available, members stat­ has been pronounced a decided
on a quarter back sneak for the
this week, purchasing tthe pro­ ed and a suitable plan for finan­ success by those attending.
extra point.
perty from Mr. and Mrs. R. L. cing the building was found. The
A sedan driven by Albert L.
The Ashland outfit showed a
Crosby. The lots are occupied by building will be a memorial to
lot of improvement . over their Mitchell, of Medford hit a loaded
Ashland Post of American Leg­ a large dwelling and a service the heroic dead of World War 1
first wins and are gunning for logging truck driven by Lyle M.
the conference crown. With such Pauli, of Central Point about 7:30 ion and the Auxiliary are having station, which has not been in and 2 and among other plans for
Miss Geraldine Chappell, for
players as M. Morgan, D. Robert Friday evening near the under­ a covered dish dinner Monday operation for several years. Im­ the building was one to make a
son, D. Ellsworth, Montgomery, pass on highway 99 north of evening, October 29 at the Civic mediately upon coming into pos­ suitable memorial built into the thirty-seven months a prisoner
of hte Japanese, will speak at a
Pitts, Hall showing outstanding Ashland. Mitchell and his brother club house, the affair being par­ session of the property, Mr. Zar­ front of the new building.
District Commander William special missornary service at the
playing Coach Grats boys will be a passenger in the car were brui­ ticularly in honor of World War ka has torn down the service sta­
hard to knock from the win col­ sed and cut and were taken to 2 veterans. Medford units will tion and stated Tuesday that for Bryant of Grants Pass was pre­ Church of the Nazarene this Fri­
the Community hospital by the also be invited to attend. The the time being he was planning sent and spoke in favor of the day, Oct. 26th, at 7:30 p.m.
umn.
Miss Chappell was enroute to
The Medford junior high coach Litwiller ambulance. A third car dinner will be held at 6:30 and to clean up the corner. Later he building program. Following the
Norm Worthly just released from crashed into the Mitchell car but every man or woman who has probably build a larger station meeting members of the Auxil­ India when the war with Japan
the service came back to his old none of the occupants were in­ served in the armed forces in there but nothing definite has iary came to have a social feed was declared. Her ship was stop­
post after more than three years jured, according to the police re­ World War 2 are asked to attend, been done for the present. The with the Legion members. Pre­ ped at Manila and she was intern­
in the navy, to see his team get port on the accident, the clear­ and to bring their wife, sweet­ dwelling house is occupied at pre­ sent to be with the Auxiliary ed by the Japanese in Santo
eked out by a one point margin ance lights on the truck were on, heart or mother with them. A sent, and Mrs. and Mrs. Zarka members was Mrs. Marie Wilcox Tomas University.
She will relate some of the
and set back in second place lea­ but no tail light was visible. The covered dish should also be taken are awaiting the removal of the of Grants Pass, district president
hardships
of being held in an
of
the
Auxiliary.
to
the
dinner.
Following
dinner
tenants.
As
soon
as
the
house
is
driver
of
the
truck
was
unaware
gue standing.
enemy prison camp. This will be
The high light of the schedule of the accident until he was stop dancing will be enjoyed through­ vacant the new owners plan to
Misses and Children's warm Miss Chappell’s only appearance
remodel the house and will move
Will be the game with Medford ped near Maple street and in- out the evening.
mittens in a variety of colors at in Southern Oregon.
there as soon as possible.
on October 31st. on Philips field j formed of the crash. He imme-
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in Ashland. The kick off listed I diately returned to the scene of Burns Memorials. On the Plata. Subscribe for The Miner today. Marshall-Wells Store, on the Subscribe for The Miner today.
Plaza.
Phone
21231.
Monuments
and
markers.
See
' the accident.
for 3:00 o’clock.
Grizzly Grid Team
Wins From Grants
Pass Friday Eve
m
»
.
Dr- Walter Redford
Resigns Presidency
of Local College
Musical Program
On November 11
Ex-Soldier Dies
After Laying Week
Near Auto Crash
Many Fines for
Law Violations
Teachers’ Meeting
asSOCE Nov. 1-2
Church Honors T. S.
Wiley for S. S. Service
Lions Club Enjoys
Halowe’en Party
Ashland Juniors -
Lead Grid League
Buses Again Rolling
Through This Area
Legion Discusses
New Legion Home
Steve Zarka Buys
Boulevard Corner
Car Hits Log Truck
at Ashland Underpass Legion and Auxiliary
in Social Eve Monday
Japanese Prisoner to..
Talk at Nazarene Ch.
Marshfield-Ashland Football Game Friday Nite at 8 pm