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ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
Forest Service
to Open District
Office in Ashland
Roqua Forest Supervisor
Here Announces i'lana i ues.
ARMY MEN URGED TO
RE ENLIST IN REGULARS
All form er enlisted men are
reminded that they may reenlist
within three months from the
date of their discharge und re
ceive their old grade back which
is a perm anunt wurrunt, provid
ed enlistm ent is accomplished by
30 June 1940.
All form er officers may now
enlist within three montns from
the final date of their term inal
leave and will be enlisted in the
first grade provided enlistm ent
is accomplished prior 30 June
1940.
See Capt. R. V. Anderson,
Army Recruiting Station Med
ford, Oregon, Phone 5022.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1946
SCOUTS OF TOE WORLD
DUILDIOG TOGETHER“
METHODIST MINISTERS
EXCHANGE FOR A DAY
o Last Sunday morning three
M ethodist m inisters in southern
Oregon exchanged pulpits. The
Rev. Dr. L. C. Kirby, pastor at
Medford came to the Methodist
Church in Ashland, Rev. Ed
Aschenbrenner, pastor a t G rants
Pass came to the church in M ed
ford; and Rev. Dr. G. W. Bruce
of Ashland w ent to G rants Pass.
The occasion for the exchange of
pulpits was the evangelist i c
phase of the Crusade for Christ
in which the entire Methodist
Church is making great strides
today. The M ethodist Church is
out to win a million folks for
Christ tvithin the next year.
Already the revival fires are
burning in every church, and
reports of many being won for
the Kingdom are coming into
headquarters at New York City.
VOL. ij NO j t
Ashland Gives
Generously to
Polio Benefits
Prelim inary Reports Indicate
That Polio Benefits Raise
Large Fund
Karl Junoucn, supervisor m
toe nogue nuuuuui fu iu ai, w«,.
Vem Smith, county chairm an
in Asiuuno luvauuy, inukiua
on
the drive to raise funds for
uri uiigviiivnui lor om ce space, to
relief of polio victims in Jack-
be Uavu in un em aigeu piogiau*
in loivai ucuvmca, anu which
son county, reported W ednesday
will bring u uiatrtci ranger anu
that a prelim inary report indi
tus U a a la t u llt IO AS1UUH U. 1MI.
cates
th at the various benefit
Junoucn po in leu out Inal such
dances, athletic events etc. were
an om ce nere will hinge on
generously patronized and a
wtielner suitable ollice space
neavy donation was to be ex
can oe obiam eu und living quart
pected from the south end of the
ers secured lor the two l a m i H c s
county.
wno will move to Ashland to
Main events to raise funds
make their home in connection
was the basketball events be
with the work.
Twenty five Men Will Bo
tw een the league-leading Elk’s
The reorganization has made
Taken In to Commemorate
team and the Illinois Valley
six ranger uistncts in the Kogui
Lodge Founding
Ramblers last Thursday night.
River lorest instead of four as
This event was sponsored by the
Wednesday night, February 13
la s form erly been the case. A
new district will be opened with will be a gala night in local
Among the coming events Lions Club of Ashland and a re
headquarters a t Prospect anu Elks circles, when it is planned
scheduled for the Ashland Sen port from Bill Allen, chairm an
the lour form er districts ol to initiate a class of 25, tne lar
ior High band is a special con of the committee, indicated that
Union Creek, B utte Pulls, Klu- gest group to be taken into the
cert slated for February 14 at S308 was cleared on the event.
muth Palls and Applegate dis nidge in a num ber of years. The
eight o’clock in the junior high Services of officials, and others
tricts will continue to function. affair will be in commeration of
gym, according to the latest an were donated, so th at most of
The newly formed Ashland .be founding of the lodge.
nouncement given by Mr. F ran the funds taken in, were sent to
the county fund.
It is planned to sta rt the even
cis, band director.
district will take in the Ashlanu
The Elks club dance Saturday
watershed and Dead Ind 1 a n ing with a social hour between
A full hours program has been evening,
drew a large crowd
country, up to the Cascade div a:30 and 6:30 in the club rooms.
planned with a portion of the and through
pre-sale of tickets
ide, south und including Pish At 6:30 m em bers and initiates
concert devoted to popu 1 a r and door admissions,
the affair
Lake, according to Mr. Janouch. will heud for the big dining
swing num bers along with the cleared
Mr. Sm ith re
room, w here a banquet wil lbe
Reasons for Change
regular marches and concert ported. $311.70,
A Bellview Grange
Mr. Janouch pointed out that ierved, under the direction of
selections. The entire p r o g r a m ! ^ * '.' hm naht in $26.05 last
will be announced at a later J
brought
the changes were made because Pied Taylor, Elks eats impress-
the Ashland zone has been a urio and his committee
datC‘ , ,, Q
,
Mr. Sm ith stated th at there
At 8 p.m. the officers in for
concern among forest personel
omce the purpose of the p e r - ' have been an unusually large
for several years, and comes be mal attire will prepare to ini
formance is to raise tu n as to com num ber of contributions from
cause of a vastly increased tim tiate the following men: Charles
piete tne banu uxuiorms witn individuals, and a t this time
ber cutting progrum, some bu Wurren, Walt Lee, Lyal Massey,
transparent raincoats and lin- these have not been tabulated.
perm ittees for grazing privileges Andrew Johnson, I^R oy Ed
ance any trips tnat m ignt oe The wishing wells on m erchants
live around Ashland ,a larger wards, A rthur Edwards, Alfred
taxen tms spring, an aumission counters have not been colected
program for tourist and recrea Holmes, Alvia O. Youngblood,
w ar be chargea. A dult ticxets yet either, but all funds are ex
Nearly
2,000.000
Cub
Scouts,
Boy
Scouts,
and
Senior
Scoott
tional facilities is needed.
C. G. Crosslin, C. E. Johnson, kill mark the 36th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America during
will sell at tm rty-five cents, tit-
Prior to this time funds have Archie Loomis, M artin Luther Itoy Scout Meek, Feb. 8th to 14th. The theme of the celebration H teen cents for junior and senior pected to be tabulated b y next
Monday when a complete report
not been available to better Morgan, Charles H. Delsman Jr.,
mgn senool students and ten will be available.
‘Scouts of the World—Building Together.” Members of the M -ve
meet these problems, and train George D. Williams, Edwin E.
nent are helping brother Scouts throughout the world to reorga
cents to r gram m er schools. Tne
ed personnel during the war King, Lawrence T. Leigh, M. fheir “World Friendship Fund” of voiir tary contribution« „.A
hand is striving for a record a t
years has not been available Dale Williams, W alter H. O’
heir “Shirts-Off-Our-Backs” project of u- mating Scout Uniform
tendance as tickets will be sold
either. A generous apportion Toole, L. Peers Wilmeth, Jam es
»arts and equipment, will assist Scoi:
. m
-as and help devetoa
oy individuals in the band for
m ent of forest service funds and R. Coon, Stephen M. Fowler, C.
mderstanding among the boys of the world. Above is the oif.c-M
tne next week.
—
..¡ny
|jje
event.
returning veterans gives the for B. C arpenter, Jack F r a n c is ,
Committees have bepn appoint
est service a chance to enlarge* Owen Gragg, Alton Trask and
ed by the band president, Jim
their activities and the Ashland Cliff McLean.
Jandreau to transact all the bus-
qoHTHirRM n n u v r iN p o t
district will be among the first
mess involved to oarrry out the T
a ui
1 ° ° , OC? O^
to realize a benefit from the
program .
LEGE, Ashland, January 29, 1946
program.
The Southern Oregon College
dram a season opened this week
Asked who would be assigned
w ith the announcem ent of the
to the Ashland district, Mr. Jun-
Members of the county Selec
cast of the current production,
ouch stated that the ranger had
... .........
,.wvl yet t*v® Service Boards of Oregon
“Guest in House.”
not been definitely
assigned
Soveral Announcements
Captain Phil Stansbury Will
but it wax thought a ’ veteran
othe*' 8Ulle!’ •** al loI‘« last
The irdtatt e f -new shnfcnU in
Made For Candidacy of
'T hirty-four’ patents "aiB nw W i-
Take Over For Two Monti s
who formerly worked in the I receiving recognition ior their
Jackson County Men
ty-six Cub ocouts heard Ben the college has maqe exception
Rogue Forest? but not yet dis-1 work thls month. To those men
Ashland Mayor T. S. Wiley nett Loftsguard talk about the ally fine acting available for this
Politics came to the front the announced this week th at Chief boys and girls of England, production according to Angus
charged would be placed in com I who have served two years or
of .* ” aw
ard will past week, when several candi of Police Charles Talent had Fiance, and Germany at a m eet L. Bowmer, director of the South
mand here. Assistant ranger more,
.
■ a certificate
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V...............
will be Harold Thomas, at pre- 7e i lv®n , aQd locally the mem- dates announced their intentions been granted a leave of absence ing held in the hall of the W ash ern Oregon College dram a depart
m e n t The play will be produc
sent assistant ranger at Butte bers of draft board from Jack- of running for election on the for two months, because of ill ington school Tuesday night.
Falls, who has ha I a num ber of son, Josephine and Curry coun prim ary ticket at election time health, effective February 10
Mr. Loftsguard who is m ajor ed a t the Southern Oregon Col
in
May.
ties
will
gather
in
Medford
F
ri
and that C aptain Phil Stansbury ing in Education a t Southern lege Auditorium , March 15th
years experience on this forest,
and recently discharged with the day, February 8, s t which time
First to m ake a definite a n the chief’s son-in-law had been Oregon College painted a graph and 16 th.
v
u iiiiiiisssio n 01
i r s t lieu
ten an t Governor Earl Snell will p present
ic a e m nouncement was Sheriff Howard appointed to head the police de ic picture of these countries and
commisssiori
of a i first
lieutenant
Cast is as afollows::
from the army. He and wife and the cert' flcates a t an appropri- Gualt, who definitely threw his partm ent during the chief’s ab stressed the advantages of be Aim Proctor ........Nanete Cuddie
ceremony
t two
w o children
r h i l d r n n will
w i l l soon nzv
come to I ate ceremony.
nat in the ring ,for election to sence. Clarence Williams, assis ing an American living in A m er Gee P ro cto r ...... —G loria P resto n
Receiving recognition for their the post he now fills by virtue tan t chief, will continue in his ica.
Ashland to m ake their home.
rtiiaa .—.......... Frances Churcn
Mr Janouch pointed out that work this week, from this coun of an appointm ent following the present capacity, and the other
Den 2 and Den 4 presented Ur. sn aw ....... B ert uivingston
besides the ranger and his assis ty, will be Guy T. Applewhite, death of Syd Brown in June, m em bers of the police force will skits on “Boys of the W orld”. A unt M artha ....... Carolyn Rose
tant, two office clerks will be on chairm an of Jackson county lo 1945. He will run on the Repub rem ain in their present position.
The them e for the next pack M iriam Blake ....Patsy Rooertson
duty here during the summer cal board No. 1, and H. H. Gill lican tic k e t
Capt. Stansbury has just been meeting which will be held Uan Proctor ......... ..... Don Davis
ette,
member,
both
of
Ashland
months.
Douglas Proctor ....... Lee Hayes
Following closely on his an discharged from the arm y after March 5, will be “A ir”.
Ashland district forest work and H arry Niederm eyer clerk of nouncement was that of George serving for three and a half
The following boys were p re John ...... ................ Roland Piper
has formerly been conducted Local Board No. 1 and to Ernest Carter, present county auditor, years, p art of that time serving ----—
sented
~ w
..««u
ith u.»uiuo
aw ards u by j their —
’ ’’‘J •• »*vwwi
X l/lDUg
Bveiyn
Heath ...a'MUUJU
....Marilyn Young
through Medford office, and a L. Scott .chairm an of Local who was in Ashland Thursday w ith the Allied M ilitary Govern parents: Bobcat, M arvin W oods,; * rank Dow ..... Angus McGinnis
Special fire guard has been on Board No. 2, Roy Pruitt, secre and announced his intention of m ent w ith the occupation forces oeorge Shull, Frank Townsend, Mrs. Dow ..Rosemary Messenger
duty throughout the dangerous tary of No. 2. D. L. Flynn, Wil running for county judge, ru n in Germany. Prior to that he Charles Ades, Perry Casteel, and Miss Rhodes ..Suzanne LeM arre
liam Hammejt, Leon Haskins, ning on the Republican ticket was a deputy sheriff and a mem George Gray.
fire season.
¡Cam Tracy ....... Harold Petei-son
m em ber and Claud M. Hurd, J. B. Coleman, present county ber of the state police force.
Woii, Jam ie Smyth.
I Stage M anager ....... Jam es Glenn
form er m em ber of No. 2 and to judge was also an Ashland visit
______ 1______
Two new dens are being form Lignts ................... Louis Lemire
W alter J. Looker, and G. W. or Thursday and announced that
ed w ith Mrs. W. J. M yrick a n
d
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Neilson, appeal agents for the he will seek re-election to his
Mrs. Burm a Nicks as Den Moth- TWO YOUTHS FINED
two boards.
ers
present position, as he stated
FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT
The regular m onthly business
Presentation of the certificate that he had been urged to seek
A fter an investigation by city
m eeting of the Lions club was will be made at a dinner at the
of the pioneer businesses HOMES TEXACO STATION
police, F rank Grey, Jr. 26, and
tne order of business at the re Holland Hotel Blue Room, and re-election. With Mr. Coleman of One
Ashlahd
came
under
new
SOLD
TO
ROSEBURG
MAN
Donald Gordon McNamara, 24,
gular Tuesday evening meeting. invitations to city and county of was W. W. Perry, county com ownership last week end, when
Clarence Homes, who has op- both of 53212 Allison street,
Following the dinner, a discus ficials and others to the lim it of missioner, who will be a ru n it was announced that the Jo r
T^nedC ,the Te*ac,° Station at were C arrested
, , „ t v u u and
„ o i in
n c city
i t y coun
court
sion of business policies, etc, the Blue Room’s seating capa ning m ate of Judge Coleman’s.
dan Sash and Cabinet Works on 1J20 Siskiyou boulevard for the were fined $10 and $2.50 costs
Deputy Vern Sm ith Resigns
were gone over thoroughly in city has been extended.
Helman
street,
had
been
sold
to
past six and a half years, has each on chaarge of disorderly
A nother developm ent made
the time usually given over to
a partnership consisting of Phil announced the sale of the busi- conduct. Each drew a ten dav
the evening’s program. There
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price of last week was the announce Stansbury and Ray Clary. The ness
to Mr. and Mrs. Max Short jail sentence, suspended on con-
was no program of any kind.
440 W ightman St. have sold m ent by Vern Smith, of Ashland new owners have taken imme
Three visitors were present, their home to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- present deputy in the Sheriff’s diate possession. The new con o Roseburg. I ossession was giv- dition of good behavior and pay-
being
R. - Peck,
- « Roy.
= —
---- . Elmer Dunn ert Wilcox of Hermiston, Oregon office, th at he had resigned, ef cern will be known as the Ash en imm ediately to the new own- m ent of fines. The youtns plead
ers’
_______
guilty to inducing several young
and H arry Paris. A goodly num-1 and they left Monday for Win- fective March 1, and while he land Cabinet Works.
-° j
„
girls to skip classes at junior
ber of members were in atten- achee, Washington their form er had not filed for the race for
M onuments and m arkers. S e e , hlgh school and forging excu es
sheriff, indicated that he would
Mr. Stansbury recently retu rn
dance.
home.
do so in the very near future.... ed from a tour of duty in the F urns Memorials. On the Plaza I for their obsence.
Mr. Smith, well known in Ash European theatre and Mr. Clary
land, as he has lived most of his is on leave of absence from the
life here, accepted the post of post office, where he has served
chief of the crim inal investiga for several years as a mail car
tion departm ent from Sheriff rier on the city routes.
Syd Brown five years ago. P re
In commenting on the change,
vious to that time, he had been
Fast overnight m erchandise throughout the w ar period will a m em ber of the Ashland police Mr. Stansbury stated that the
H arry Chipm an has been nam
Governor Earl Snell and Ei
rail service for less than carload result in greatly exped i t e d force, worked several years as same skilled service which has
shipm ents between Portia n d, freight service for local shippers. an inspector w ith the state high been a feature of the business 1ed Jackson county chairm an of m und Hayes, chairm an of tl
Oreeon G
r e e n o or-
r- S
tilt* » Keep
kr p p n Oregon G reen V
local Keep Oregon
Green
State
Ex«'
Southern Oregon and Coos Bay Overnight service will apply on way departm ent and was with will be continued. O ther than the locaI
area points is being restored ef calls received in Portland up to the forest service for a year or the two partners, C. E. Froman ganization by Governor Earl utive Committee, will addre :
fective immediately according to 3:00 P. M. Southbound overnight more. He has handled several and Max Crowson will continue Snell and has been invited to a the county chairm en a t the id
announcem ent by F. C. Nelson, service is being inaugurated on im portant crim inal cases effi to take care of the work. Verne meeting of all Keep Oregon day m eeting in the state forest 5
Cary has been added to the Green chairm an at Salem on building a t Salem. Then expei '
Freight Traffic M anager f o r train 329 from Portland to Rose ciently and well.
staff
to augm ent the force al February 11th.
! in various phases of fire pi
Southern Pacific.
burg, G rants Pass, Medford, Ash
Mr. G ault has been with the
• We are calling these fire p r e - ! vention will take up step-by-st< ;
Inaugurate movements of the land and interm ediate points Sheriff’s office several years also ready there.
vention leaders together from all . ways and means to get full pu
restored overnight service leave ■ and on 334 from Eugene to the He was chief deputy under
over Oregon,” Charles Ogle, e x -¡lie cooperation in the Keep Oi
Portland February 4 and South Coos Bay area.
Trims
wall
paper
and
wall
Ralph Jennings in 1934, and was
■ecutive secretary of Keep Ore- gon G reen program
ern Oregon and Coos Bay area
Northbound shipm ents will be reappointed by Brown when he paper brushes, M arshall-W ells, gon Green said, so a more com-1 “We are starting early tl i
points February 5. This over handled on 333 from Coos Bay | was elected. He served two on the Plaza, phone 2-1231.
piete statew ide program can be year,” Secretary Ogle stated “ •<
night service was tem porarily and on 330 from Southern O re years with the Judge Advocate’s
developed to
range
we e win
will nave
have an alert pu
pud
. e,
... prevent i farm,
o , ,, ,, io
ii8 e th
u id at i w
discontinued late in 1942 so gon points to Portland. D istri I office at Camp Whit»
V.T,':
Uyke of Ashland and Attorney and forest fires during 1946. We lie durine Febrnarv and M-n-
equipm ent and crews could be ■ bution from Roseburg, Medford
Filings for the May 17th ra c e ; Bengston of Medford will se ek 1 w ant no more costly burns as we when fern fires an n in lv t »
used to expedite the war effort, j and Coos Bay for morning de was also made by Earl T N"w- ( re-election
as state represen
a- had in 1945, nor do we w ant to much of our valuable voting ti
The overnight freight movementi livery to adjacent communities
s^'and
for
re-election
fives.
thousand of acres of valu- ber lands and thus set back 1
coupled with store door pick-up will be handled by the railroads as state senator, and while no| O ther announcements are < v. see
able grazing land and w heat forestation and interrupt so
and delivery which latter service! sub-sidiary Pacific Motor T ruck announcem ent has been made it pected for various other county land destroyed each year by tained-vield
operations of ou
Elks Will Initiate
Big Class Feb. 13
High School to Give
land Concert Soon
SOG to Stage Play
“ Guest in House”
County Politics
Start Bubbling
Draft Board Men
Will Be Honored
Lions Club Has ..
.Business Meeting
Chief of Police
Granted Leave
Cabinet Shop Under
New Ownership
Southern Pacific Restores Fast Freight
Service from Portland-Southern Oregon
Harry Chipman Earned to Head Keep
Oregon Green Committee for This Year
j
has
been available to
patrons I ing Co.
Cub Scouts, Parents
Hear Intertsing Talk
is
understood that Frank
Van 1 offices soon.
j
carelessly caused man-made fires forests.”