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Death Takes
Retired Business
Man Saturday
Service* Held Tuesday For
Well Known Grocery Store
Owner
Funeral services were held at
the Litw iller Funeral Chapel Tues
day morning for William Jesse
Dougherty, who died at his home
ut 25 Granite Street Saturday,
December 8, Mr. Dougherty had
been in failing health for the past
five years, but was able to be
down at his grocery store on the
Plaza the day of his death.
Mr. Dougherty was a retired
groceryman, having ue«n in busi
ness here for the past 38 years.
Ills store, which bears his name,
hus been under other m anage
ment since he retired a few years
ago.
Mr. Dougherty was born July 3,
1887 ut Covington, Kentucky. He
was a member of the Masonic-
lodge and the Methodist Church
and was active in hoth until heal
th forced him to gi'.c up some of
the work.
Dr. George W. Bruce of the
Methodist church officiated ut the
services. Interm ent was mude in
the Mountain View cemetery.
Survivors include four children
Mrs, II. S. Harrison, Miss Edna
Dougherty and Mrs. M argaret
Rush of Ashland and a son, Frank
Dougherty of Dunsmuir, and n
grandson. Skip Rush of Ashland
A brother Maynard Dougherty of
Chicago, and a sister Mrs. Wm.
Sorgunstearn of Marietta, Ohio,.
¿¡ay,--And. S ayA 9 I
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
Local ManTakes Job
with Western Air Line
Western Air Lines today a n
nounced the appointm ent of B rad
ford L. Bartlett, brother of Mary
Ellen Bartlett, 388 llargadiiie St.,
Ashland, as a members of the car
go departm ent at the airline's di
visional headquarters in Denver,
Colorado.
A veteran of World War II,
B artlett served as a surgeant with
the Army Air Fortes from March
11)43 to August 1945. He partici
paled in the invasions of New
Guianea, Biak, and the Philip
lines, and wears the Philippini
(liberation ribbon with a bronze
itar.
Western Air is the nation's old
est air transport organization. Th«
airline flies 4196 miles of rout«
in nine western states and in A 1
berta Province in Canada. New
routes currently on file with th«
Civil Aeronautics Board for ap
provul include service to majoi
points in Oregon, Washington
Minnesota, Illinois. Iowa and A)
iska.
Services Held for
Charles W. Klum
Sat’day Afternoon
Elk* Lodge Havo Charge
of Sorvice* For Local Man
1 liursday, December i j , 1945
Many Have X-Ray Junior high Cubs
Taken by TB Unit Open Cage Season
Ihe visit to Ashland of the mo
bile X Ray unit, operated by the
Oregon Tuberculosis A s s o c ia
tion, was met by a heavy demand
for the pictures in Ashland, it
was reported at the end of the
two day stay last Wednesday and
Thursday. Wednesday 340 chest
pictures were taken and T hurs
day, by working overtime, 356 pic
tures were taken. The usual num
ber handled in one day, it was re
ported, was about 300 and the
Thursday figure is reported to
have been a state record, the larg-
st number previously being 341.
Many were turned away, as pre
ference was given those who had
nade application for an appoint
ment.
Those in charge here stated that
there was a possibility that a re
turn visit of the unit m ight lie
made during the coming year.
The Association has hopes that
another unit may be purchased
after the first of the year. A unit
such as was here last week costs
around $15,000.
Volume I j , Number 43
Harold R. Jacobs Is
On His Way Home
Scouters Elect
I Pearl Harbor, T. H — Harold It.
Jacobs, MoMMIc, husband of Mrs Larry Schade as
by Venita Roberson
■ Joyce W. Jacobs, of Ashland, Ore.,
The Junior High Cubs will openj is on his way home.
the,r regular basket ball season I Jacobs is one of 1,475 high-point i Council President
at Medford Dec. 19, at 3:30 p. m.
Navy veterans whom the “Magic-
The prelim inary will be an 8th C arpet" is bringing back to the
SOCE President Stevenson
grade game between the two rival States aboard the U.S.S. HEM-
Main Speaker At Annual
schools.
Meeting
RICO.
To date the Cubs have had two
The U.S.S. HENRICO—one of
Scouters from N orthern Cali
$ophomore scrimage games. One more than 250 carriers, battle
fornia
and Southern Oregon, of
With Coach John Rob> rt’s high ships, cruisers, and attack trans
school “B” squad and one with the ports in the N avy’s famed “Magic the Crater Lake Council, met in
Phoenix high school first team. Carpet" fleet—left Guam, Novem- Medford last Sunday, for the an
Even though the records were not oer 25, and is scheduled to arrive nual Scout meeting to elect of
official the Cubs were on the low in San Francisco about December ficers to head the Council and to
lay plans for the coming years
end of the score in both contests, 9.
)
activities.
During the afternoon,
but Coach G rant stated that he
Passengers will go directly to the annual planning council was
will take blame for this as he is
more concerned in finding more the Separation Centers nearest held, followed by the business
m aterial for future games than their homes to complete the for meeting, election of officers and
m alities of obtaining their dis appointm ent of standing commit
the outcome of practice games.
before returning to civil- tees. In the evening a banquet
The following boys have made charges
ban life.
was held, at which Dr. Elmo Ste
the best showing so far this prac
o
venson the new president at
tice season: Don Ellsworth, Loren
Joe Fayles, owner and operator
Graham, Ned Starnes, Vernon •of the Oregon Food Stores at SOCE was the main speaker, fol
Carlson, Roger Hall, Don Robert Klam ath Falls was a visitor in lowed by presentation of awards.
In the election of officers, Larry
son, Eldon Durham, Jerry Farm er Ashland Monday evening enroute
Schade was reelected to the pre
Frank Hile and Bob Montgomery. to Portland.
sidency of the Council, a position
Boys that are still fighting for
he has held for many years, and
a position on the first fifteen are:
he and George Schrader were
Dick Adams, Oliver LeBlanc, Wes |
elected to the national council.
Clark, Bill Axel, Don G reene,1
Among vice presidents elected
Jack Bqker, Rex Morgan, LeRoy I
was Dick Trites of Ashland, who
Ades, Ted Johnson and Jack j
will also serve as Ashland district
Services were held Monday, Rouhier.
chairman.
Members at large to
A
fter
dropping
both
contests
of
Head m anager for the season is |
December 10 at the Litw iller F un
the
Council
from the Ashland dis
eral Chapel for Mrs. Phoebe Bay Bruce Smith with John Beare as their W illamette Valley road trip, trict will be Henry Enders, Hugh
his
assistant.
the Ashland High basketball team (K. „
T ■
liss, who died at her home south
Talent will be over on Wednes attem pted to brerk into the win ^ cK eever- Jacob Weitzel and Dr.
Rev. A. „ . Mat-Donnell of the day-
12- for a practice game “ fomn at the Junior High gym, | A - ,
_
, b
f n „ c t„
day, Dec-
Dec. 12,
Trinty Episcopal church officiated as
as a a last
1 ‘ 1 tryout
trvout for
for a a place
place on
on the
the ues ay night, when they took v e n s o n s p o j(e o n tb e n r o b le m s o f
ill be
Mrs. Bayliss was born Decern- squad
^ u a d v will
be made
made before
before the
the on a strong qum tet from Yreka.
ber 9. 1873 on
the same ranch Medford
Medford game
game December
December 19th.
19th.
California, but were defeated 22 ¿ ^ p o s e of edicatfon In d v o ^ h
where she died
Much of h e r life Schedule
to to date
is is as as follows:
to 26-
purpose of education and youth
Schedule
date
follows:
has b c /„ s i , i n to c o m m u n l iy
» « f . Dec. ill. Medford .here
The Grizzlies, m aking theirI S l h e Z h g peon “ a t u V t h e S
Wed., Dec. 19. Medford there
She attended the Ashland schools with
w >th 8th
8th and
end 9th
9th grades.
grades.
first home appearance of the sea- j funest potentialities. He urged
and dan-
Jan. 2 2 °Pep
open.
and the Ashland Normal School P Dec.
ec 2 27
‘ and
®0I}> were underdogs due to their adun leaders to studv th e n e e d s
Medford, i/'O
7:00 here
and in her girlhood was united ’ Sat., ’ ¿ Jan.
an' 5, Medford,
here tw in loss upstate, first from Leb- of yOuth. not to proceed haphaz-
grade. Wed.,
Wed., J Jan,
9. anon, 34-22, then from Albany arcRv b lj t attem pt to form a n a t-
with the First Christian Church with Oth ’ ?raue.
n. 9.
of San Jose, California.
G r a - : , 1 ,s, 3:30, Here 8th and 3*>-34. G reat im provem ent was tern which w ill meet their n e e d s
Surviving Mrs. Bayliss is th e ';9th Trades; Saturday, Jan. 12, shown the second night, when th e| 1
'*
eet their needs
Awards for scouting honors
husband, J R. Bayliss, a sister ■ ebu! g’ 7:00-_here _<t«-ntative Bulldogs were forced to come
Mrs. George Owen and "several Wod - Ja n - 16- Grants Pass, 3:30 from behind to tip the locals. Jim * ei* P’* 8«nted durm g the even-
there 8th and 9th. Wed. Jan. 23, Jandreau canned 14 tallies the
Eagle Sc° ut award* g°"
nieces and nephews.
¡Medford. 3 ^ Here , , h „ . , d m , « ^ even,ng and ,7 «he second'
Services Held For *
Mrs. Phoebe Bayliss
Grizzlies Drop Up-
State Hoop Openers
Services were held Saturday
iflernoon for Charles Waldo
Klum, retired Southern Pacific
employee, who took his own life
by shooting himself last T hurs
day. Services were held at the
Litwiller Funeral Chapel and the
Elks Lodge was in charge of a r
rangements.
Mr. Klum shot himself with a
.303 rifle Thursday afternoon at
the family home at 291 Wimer
street. According to Mrs. Klum,
Miss Marjorie Kidney, teacher he had gone upstairs during the
at the Ashland high school, won i afternoon, Not long afterw ards
the Ashland Bond Queen contest, Mrs. Klum heard a muffled ex-
the count of votes Monday indi plosion and a hurried investiga
bathroom
U a a k
F ri' Jan 25’ Klamath Falls. 7:00 to lead aH P°int m akers on the H u t e r o f M P r t t r f L
n
ca,«'d. A prelim inary count S at tion showed that the the
inside i b N Z Z l V I lO C D 1 6 6 1 1 1 There 9thi Wcd
Ja n - 30- (Open) jaunt. Playing his third year of
d D d Dua? e
urday evening indicated that Miss dour was locked from
» n d a ^ phy
p h y .l*
7
.
P i ,ay, feb . 1, Kloinatli P.i! . 7:0D. ’'yi-'il.v b a s e b a l l, Jandreau has
" „ t T
T
' i "
Kidney was winner by one vote She called the police and
Here 9th; Wed., Feb. 6, Medford, been one of the teams best ball
presented by Don
their arrival the K A1A/Q #**
4
over Grace Wray, her nearest sician, and upon
.
■■■ V
■ ■
¿a
3-:tn th«rn flth
o.h- «7.5 h a n d l e
1 Da? Newbry. Silver Beaver aw ards
eompetitor, but the official count | bathroom door was broken in. W V f e d 1U
Kv I I w n d
i 3:30, there 8th and 9th; Wed handlers and shots for the p a s t'
two
seasons
and
Ashland
Court
«ew b n r of
Monday widened the gap Mjws Mr. Klum was found pertly .n the The Ashland high school
jz. (^ bnt/ ^ s? P2n; F r* " * 5,'
Lake Council and to
K'dney was sponsored by the bathtub, dead from the riflesh o t. _iip n ,
fhl>
„ !aril
Here ‘ tb and followers will get a chance to see h
a lot of the boys wide-open tvpe
oward
of Yreka, district
Elks club, Grace Wray by the
The deceased was a native of
Yreka M
^ r T , ^
of plav on Dec 11th
' P 5hairm an oi the North Siskiyou
Lions club a - v ireinia Jones> a Ashland, born here May 25, 1878.
J i OCa li ?ourt i? e ? Ashland
8th
9th’
a .
'
.
,
district.
late entrant, by the American Le- He had lived most of his Hfe in
llss o f three j
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r
At eenter for the r e d - a n d - w h i t e _______ o_____ —
g««n.
, Ashland except for 11 years at out of five of their starti
In the eoun-/ ; -test, the Med- j K 'am ath Falls He attended the due to lhc fl and the three o th e r| j. j
p
ford Winner.
Nina Tuttle. Ashland schools, and was a long- j members of the team were alm ost;
sponsored by the Medford Rotary ; bine employee of the Southern down
were . held
down hnMro
before th*.
the game time last i Funeral
.
~ services
,
. . Sat-
.
Club, was declared the Jackson Pacific, retiring as conductor two night. This makes six out of the “ rda/ ’ De^ m b e r 8 at the L itw i- Dommie Provost will be holding! r- Seven2een m em bers from the
county winner and will represent years ago.
first ten boys suffering from th e ; ,ei ^ nera^ Chapel for Mattie El- down one forward post and Cal G rants Pass Llons den were visi-
Survivor« include his wife, germ.
who died Wednesday Hoveland will be a t the other.
meeting of
this county in the state final con
■ len . Holmes,
.
test. Miss Tuttle left by plane for Ruth; a sister, Mrs. O. T. McKen
Yreka eeked out a 26 to 22 at„her home at 248 Second street. Provost has a good shooting'eve I ‘he Ashland club Tuesday even-
Portland Tuesday. Wednesday all dree of Merill, Oregon and Blaine victory over Ashland muchly J,0110™ 1* a month s ? 11lnes"'; The and can hit the hemp from any ing’ briI}ging Wlth them a Peppy
angle on the floor. This ,s
is h ,,1 is7
e ’ bUnch ° f Ll° nS and w ith the local
S Be
the county Queens were luncheon Klum of Oakland.
weakened team. Provost and Pet-
P ow n' ng ,of the Church cond ...............
year'on
the'team
.3Hoveland
gr° Up’ kept tbe/ ntire evening in
Interm ent was made in the erson the only first string men to ° f Ch1r,f.t broTught the message of
guests of the Portland A dvertis
a
transfer
from
Coos
Bav
will
be
pn ,.uproar
fun and frivolity.
ing club at the Multnomah Hotel. Hargadine cemetery.
play held up the leadership of the C° " S" ,a t*?n- In !er™ent wa* ™ d^
In the Ashland campaign to sell
Lithia team
in
M ountain View cemetery. Playing his first game ¿¿fore an Following the dlnner a short
bonds, the goal was not reachbd
Coach O’Neil commented t h a t ',
Ho’mes had dved in AJ b' Ashland crowd and Jim Merri- Plogram was, rendered by Chief
on December 8 in the “E” bond
he only wished the grizzlies could
t!°r tbe pas* 46, -v ears ASbe i lan another rugged basketeer Tecumseh, fullblooded W enatchee
series, but sales the balance of
have been in full strength for " as f
wld°w of a form er Ash- playing his second season with ¡„1 ’^ TP° e t’r ar?d tenor He sang
Indian Love Call and ‘ Dreams of
this month will be credited to the
their
first
home
game
to
have
la"
d
businei*
m an- W. B. Holmes, the “A” squad
The Presbyterian, Methodist,
The Miners,' with a couple of My Prai? e Land’” one of his own
quota and it is expected that the and Congregational Youth Fel given the local supporters some ^ h° i ' aS ,n thT procery buslI»«s
early season games under their
f accomPa n > e d bY
goal will be reached before the lowship groups met on Sunday idea w hat the Ashland team h^ C f° r seVeral years’
belt expected to m aintain and did w ¡>5 7
,,at th<? pian° ’
end of the month.
evening in the Pres byte r i a n would really look like. After the
Survivors include Mrs. Zeta keep intact “N orthern California” S thenR,s poke brifefly on some of
Church, immediately following good showing against Albany the w ard, Merrill, Oregon; Clarence
jinx that has hung over A shland’s
prob’en?s confronting the In-
the evening preaching service, for quintet was determined to contin-i W- Holmes, Ashland; Lovilo L.
I
asketball
teams
for
the
past
few
country- touching
a ‘singspiration’ and fellowship ue their improved play, until Holmes of Salem. Three sisters years, with even the state champs. b n f fly ° ° f n the inequalities
and in-
hour. Miss Jean Clary led the their ways were changed by the also su rv >ve here, Mrs. DoJJy Cas-
’44
being
no
exception.
Winners
Jusj
iCes’
wblcb
the
Indians
have
The high school chapter of Quill singing, with Miss Doris Renzema loss of so many boys from the flu. sidy of Portland; Mrs. Ethel San- ef their conference last vear the undergone *n this nation.
and Scroll .national journalistic at the piano. Following the sing
The next game scheduled is Corson, of Salem and Mrs. Etta Yrekans will be out to knock the
d u rin g the evening Herb Hus-
society, initiated seven new m em ing the young folks were taken to with Roseburg on the Indians WdeY °f Ashland, as well as sev- Grizzlies over and will he paced 1 u • auc1i oned off a Package,
bers Thursday evening at a pretty the social rooms of the Church court this coming Saturday night, eral grandchildren and great by several tall, speedy men who ?vh?ch a G ra? ts Pass ,nan fina]-
candlelight service in the music where refreshm ents of cocoa and and the next home game is with grandchildren and other distant v ill give local fans a good show ’y bought- and when opened prov-
room at the high school.
sandwiches were served by the Dunsmuir, Calif, on the 22nd of relatives-
of basketball talent
d
be a cowbe11 which myster-
Shirley Wilcox, president of the committee from the Presbyterian December by that time the g riz -!
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The prelim inary between the J2USTy dlsapPeared last summ er at
local organization, with the help Church. Plans were made for zlies should be back to normal i
respective "B” squads started at
^ lO1^ C ub picnic' which the
of four older members, recited the these groups to go on a Christmas strengh.
6:45 P. M. sharp and the main n O h ? r
nUb attended’ Ons
purposes of the organization, fol caroling tour of Ashland during
mm at 8:00
s nn r>
m .
tbe ^ rants Pass members then
game
P,
lowed by a ritual in which the the Christmas season. Dr. and
A meeting of the Board of Dir-
Ashland High girls drill team auctioned off a quart bottle cf
new members were initiated and Mrs. G. W. Bruce, and Rev. and
ectors
of
the
Ashland
Chamber
of
¡perform
ed at the half-tim e of the “Roeue River Mineral W ater,’’
then were presented their pins as Mrs. Shum an enjoyed the even
second game.
which he claimed was an equal to
Commerce
was
held
the
past
members.
ing with these young folks who
Funeral services were n«.-iu i
,
,
o _
,be famed Lithia W ater from Ash-
After initiation, refreshm ents of are seriously seeking C hrist’s way Thursday afternoon for Morris WCek at the Llthia Hotel Coffee
Robert Mullin, secretary of the Jb" d’ Herb Huston fina” y bought
ice cream and cake were enjoyed. of life. Not only did the group Thompson, of Alameda, Calif., s b o P- to discuss plans to have an
C
ham
of Commerce, a n d
A large cake decorated with have a good time, but it was an who died in Oakland, Dec. 2. Mr. immediate survey made to find Frank ber
Hull, secretary of the Med- .The G rants Pass Êr°up extend-
“Quill and Scroll Initiation” was evening when God’s presence was Morris was born at Keystone, housing facilities for SOCE stu-
f"rd Chamber, will spend this ed an invitation to visit their
cut by Miss Wilcox.
recognized for youth as they face
week end in Portland, where thev «!.l,b °? the eveninS of February
r DAk O ta’ J u n e , 1l ’ T
He
d^ntS,
many
of
whom
are
return-
Initiated into the honor society the problems of present day liv came to Oregon as a lad and spent j ,
zb, when special
arrangem
ents
.
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were Yvonne Miles, Dixie McCul ing. These groups will hold a si most of his remaining years in ; ed service ^ e n . and those who will attend a meeting on Fridav
in
relation
to
finding
employment
¿
.
be
made
‘o
entertain
them,
loch, Joyce Colvin, Katherine m ilar meeting next month at a Southern Oregon. Previous to his arc already enrolled. It was point-
Grossman, Lillian McDonough, time and place to be announced final illness he was employed by ed out that returning service men and housing for ret'-rning v e te r-• President W alter Weller an-
; ans. On Saturday they will attend nounced tb a( plans are abort
Gordon Peterson and Dom Pro later.
the Medford fire department.
and others are being delayed ini a meeting of the state highway cornp,ete for tbe annual Lion
vost. Old members present were
Services were held at the Lit- their wish to get an education by | association, in which a discussion Club c h ris t'nas Party which w .l
Shirley Wilcox, Rosalie Stauffer,
2nd. Lt. Marvin A. Ring Jr. wilier Funeral Chapel, with the the serious housing shortage now of plans for Highway 99 will be be beld ° n Decem her 28, and th i
Joan Helm, Jean Harden and Milo of the Marine Corps, was taken Rev. Gordon Lindsay of the As- prevailing here. The survey by j discussed.
the regular meeting
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nights
’ ’ whi * 4 ’ '
Grubb.
ill-while here in Ashland visiting sembly of God church in charge, j the Cham ber of Commerce wilL
fall on December 25 and January
_____________
Several invited guests were his parents. He was taken to the Mrs. Lindsay sang two solos dur- attem pt to determ ine if living1 Ernest Smith was arrested on 1 will be dispensed with.
present including Leland Linn, Camp White hospital. His wife is
ing the service. Interm ent was quarters can be found in Ashland Sunday, the 9th on a charge of
Ashland school superintendent, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Steve K. W hitney, seam; n
made
students.
¡being drunk and disorderly In
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller, Mrs A. Ring of Bellview. Lt. Ring was metery. in the M ountain View c e - ! for the -------------------
city court he plead guilty and was e m ^ r T at thp dischartged D‘ c
Miller being the society sponsor on his way to Bremerton from
6’ at the Brem<,rton Na' ’
Survivors include Mrs. Karl
FOR CHRISTMAS—A P ra-'w e fined $10 and $2.50 costs. On
and journalism teacher and Mr. Quantico, Virginia.
Oeser and Richard Thompson of booklet. A Guest of Oregon". See T ^isdav m orning G iffo¿d'X ubre; ' ? aSe’ th e. ™m m a" d™ants office
and Mrs. C. H. Wines, of the
Ashland and David Thompson of at Bustnell’s Studio.
Him
merline o of f M
edfnrH «/no
Himmerling
Medford
was on.
a r has reP°rted -
Southern Oregon Miner, in which
FOR CHRISTMAS—Attrsctive i San Francisco.
rested
on
a
basic
rule
violation,!
Roy
.
.
,
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*»^7 McClary of the Palac-
shop the high school paper, the booklet. "A Guest of Oregon”, See
Monument,
and
marker*.
See
plead
guilty
and
was
fined
$10.00
Cafe
returned from Frisco Mon-
Rogue News is printed.
at McNair's Drug Store.
Subscribe for The Miner today. Burn. Memorials. On the Pla«. and $2.50.
day after a business tri>.
Medford Girl Wins
Bond Queen Race
I* "
men S£rVIC€S Saturday for
U. ilOlmeS ..
Youth Groups H ave..
Song Service Sunday
Quill and Scroll
Initiates Seven
of C Seeks Ro oms
for SO< E Students
Services Held For
Morris Thompson
Ä Ä S M
S X 5 Ä Grants Pass Lions
'Ä ? Visit Ashland Den