*lke. StM tilt& ut Ö>te^(ut
3.00 PER
Fo rm erly
YEAR
2 year* tor SS
NEWS REVIEW
3.00 PER YEA R
Police Report Is
Given To Council
By Chief Talent
A S H L A N D . J A C K S O N C O U N T Y . OREG ON
Y A T E S E L E C T R IC T O G E T
N E W B L D G . ON E A S T M A IN
: »O
>UL U TH E R N O R EG r*
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Thursday, J u ly i8 , 1946
M ichelsomChapman Family
Monument Honors PioneersÜÙ
W IL S O N IS N O W L O O K IN G
FOR P H O N Y C H E C K A R T IS T
1
Voi. i j . No. 21
KWIN All Set To
Go On Monday If
Tests Are All OK
Henry G. E nders is building a
W. S. Wilson is today looking
1 m odern building on his lot b e
the individual who paid ».is
tw een East Main and H argadine
bill at the G range C o-oper
■ for the use of the Yates Elec-
ativ e association T uesday w ith a
I trie Com pany.
an which surm ounts a granite ch< tk for $85.00. W hen Wi’so i
This building is being con-
fountain.
w it to pay his bill W ednesday
j s tru t ted by Jo h n Sim pson of the
Some forty years ago before n • in d Noel H eard, m gr ot the
173 Arrest* end Convic
Soda Springs C onstruction Co.,
h er d eath, Mrs. Victoria C h ap Co-Op discovered th at semi one
Testing to Begin Tonight
tion* Made a Total of
from cem ent blocks. The b u ild
m an Micelson made a will leav ii:ut passed a p at ny ch etk .
And W ill Continue Over
S2.SI3.60 C aih Receipt*
ing is 30 x 48 feet and will in
ing to the city of A shland money
A Transitional Period
The stran g e r d id n ’t 'to p w ih
to build a m arble m onum ent to • ' - d e c k ; hi ’ate r T v cw •;/
R eport of A shland Police De clude a m odern display room and
P resen t plans call for KWIN,
be a ‘‘D rinking place for m an i ven.ng offered K ar’ Oe- »
a
p artm e n t for the period from work shop for the electric com
pany.
Rogue
Valley B roadcasting Co.
and
beast."
‘
45.to
check
us
¡,i»
;s
ider.tifica-
Ja n u a ry 1st, 1040 to Ju ly 1st,
A fter her will was probated ■i.»n •’ “ Co-op : icceipt. Vi i’s'.ti. j Inc-’s radio statio n in A shland, to
u
1040 was su b m itted to the Mayor
th e m onum ent was begun. The lie li C o e s e r ,an I suite ja d city begin program broadcasting on
and councilnien Ju ly 1st.
g ra n ite is from Oregon and the police are looking for the check I M onday, Ju ly 22, according to
Total cash receipts for this p e r
m arble, which is a very high artist.
r.
™ .
iod show 2,513.00 w ith u total of
__________________
Hoy Peck .m anager of th e station
grade, was im ported from Italy.
173 arrests and convictions made.
R obert J. Dozier, 17, had a nar-
The life-size figure on top of the
T h irty -th re e d ru n k and d iso r-lro w escape from d eath Ju ly 11,
m onum ent is a pioneer wom an
derly cuses w ere the greatest (w hen he drove his autom obile
w ith a torch hanging dow n from
Testing of the statio n w in be-
into
a
flat
ca
r
on
the
S
outhern
single category of cases brought
h er hand, indicating the “end of
Pacific tracks th at evening.
into courts.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. A b b o tt’ ? ‘n at n n d n *ght, T hursday, Ju ly
the trail had been reached.
C hief of Police T alent stated
At the instant of the collision
took over the operation of the 18, and will continue u n til M on
Mrs. Victoria M ickelson died
that the first half of 1948 had the train began moving, d ra g
L ithia coffee shop on W ednesday day m orning.
I
ab
o
u
t
fifteen
years
ago
and
this
Peck pointed o u t th a t th e sta
been about average in so far as ging the car w ith it. Dozier was Michelson-Chapman M onument
of this week W. R. Cooley a n
M ichelson-C hapm an M emorial is
tion building would n o t be com
police activities w ere concerned. able to clim b out of the w recked
nounced.
a m onum ent to both families,
They hud five felony cases, all car afte r the train had dragged
Mrs. A bbott who has had sev pleted at th e tim e broadcasting
S tanding before the City L ib r hers and her husband's.
bringing convictions and prison the car 130 feet. He was able to
eral years of re sta u ra n t e x p e r began because of the scarcity of
The m onum ent cost ap p ro x i
building m aterials, b u t he said
com m itm ents. One case of in san halt the train by hailing the e n ary at the corner of Siskiyou
Blvd and G resham streets is an m ately $3826.05 which was cov ience will m anage the coffee shop th a t in view of th e p re sen t m a
ity com m itted to the S tate Hos gineer.
H er hom e was originally M ichi
m arble statu e of a pioneer wom- ered by the will .
terials situ atio n th e co n tractors
pital. T here w ere 91 cases of ov
gan.
Dozier was taken to the Com
ertim e and o th er parking viola m unity hospital for overnight
Mr. A bbott w ho is a g rad u ate had been able to do an am azing
M RS. H IL L IU S IS B U R IE D
tions w here $1.00 bail was posted trea tm e n t .suffering from slight
of A shland High school, attended job in the sh o rt space of tim e
IN A S H L A N D ON S A T U R D A Y S o u th ern O regon college here. which had elapsed since ground
and forfeited and there were 82 abrasions and bruises.
Mrs. G race D arling Hillius, For the p ast few years he and was first broken for th e station.
cases of a more serious n atu re
who
lived in A shland for a year Mrs. A bbott have been a t G atun John Sim pson of the Soda Springs
cited into co u rt with convic S C H O O L S T A R T S A G A IN
Ken Robbins and Phil S ta n s
tions in each case.
bury w ho are attending the A m and a half, passed aw ay a t Rock locks, P anam a Canal zone. He is C onstruction com pany is g eneral
A T SOC T H IS M O N D A Y
Ju v en ile delinquency doe* not
the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. co n tracto r for th e building.
The first session of the sum m er erican Legion convention in P o rt Springs,, Wyoming, Ju ly 9.
An open house will be held
seem to be on the increase m i q Uarte r will end on T hursday, land this w eek have reported
F uneral services w ere held at A bbott of this city.
Ashland,
la te n t suid, as it is I j u iy ]Hth at the S outhern Oregon th at delegates to the convention the L itw iller F uneral home on
Mrs. A b b o tt stated th a t the w hen the building is com pleted,
reported to be in most o ther com- College. T he post session will have created a 10th district, S atu rd ay , Ju ly 13, at 1:30 w ith Coffee shop would continue to how ever broadcasting w ill n o t be
m unities. since we had only 14 s ta rt on M onday, Ju ly 22. A wide which divided the Oregon d e th e Rev. E. P. Borden, m inister cater to p riv ate p arties and civic im paired once program s have b e
gun.
juvenile cases d uring this period, variety of classes are being offer p artm e n t into th ree areas and of F irst C ongregational C hurch, clubs.
which is about the average num- ed during the post session and a m ade provisions for election of officiating. In term en t was m ade
The statio n w ill o p erate on a
bei for the sam e length of tim e." fair enrollm ent is e x p e c te d . area com m anders.
in the M ountain View C em etery.
New asso rtm en t of ham m ers, j full schedule from 6:30 in the
w renches, pliers, tin snips and I m orning until 11:00 at night. Sta-
Many GI are using the sum m er
The new d istrict is m ade up of
Mr .and Mrs. Lee B urns and q u a rte r to brush up for th eir Jackson, Josephine, K la m a th ,
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. S n y d er of o th er tools at M arshall W ells on tion pei-sonnel of eig h t a re al-
four sons and J a n e t C am pbell work at o th er institutions in the Lake, Coos ,C urry and Douglas Los A ngeles are visiting h er par- S the Plaza,
ready on the job and a re gettin g
spent S unday at the Lake o’- state this com ing fall.
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cad
Ellis.
things
in p re p ara tio n for the
counties. Jackson, Josephine, Kla
Wooda.
M onday program m ing.
¡math and Lake counties w ill be They also plan to spend a few
Mr. and Mrs. H arrison and
P eck pointed o u t th a t th e p ro
1 in D istrict No. 4 w ith the others days w ith Mrs. S n y d er’s sister
fam ily of Eagle P o in t w ere ca ll
and h er husband, Mr. and Mrs.
cu rem en t problem for the o p er
m aking up D istrict No. 10.
ing on Mr. and Mrs. F rank Reed
A. G. McReynolds, in Eugene.
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—w
ation facilities of the statio n had
Sunday.
been im m ense and th a t eq u ip
Mr. Elm er B renm ark left this
Mrs. Dona C araw ay of Los
week for his home in S an F ran-
A shland Lions club w en t on m ent and p arts had been b rought
Angeles, C alifornia is visiting at
cisco afte r being in A shland record last night as favoring into A shland from all over the
Dr. E. P. B orden, m inister of
the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H er
This has held
since the first of the year. He ,$800,000 proposed w a te r bond U nited States.
the
C
ongregational
church,
will
Effective
Monday,
the
price
of
m an Cannon. She retu rn ed home
back
the
opening
of th e station
had
been
living
at
the
hom
e
of
¡and
airp
o
rt
bond
issue
which
is
w ith Mrs. C annon and H erm an p resen t the serm on at n ex t S un- haircuts in A shland b arb er shops Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Hughes
which h ad originally had a ta r
com
ing
up
before
the
residents
d
ay
’s
V
esper
services
to
be
held
was
raised
to
$1.00
an
increase
of
D. last Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. W alter H erndon of A sliland in a special election get d ate of J u ly 4th. The s ta
25 cents over the previous price.
Mrs. Lucy Hall of McM inville at 5:00 P. M. in L ithia P ark.
tion w ill o p erate on a re g u lar
of
K lam ath Falls have been v isit on Ju ly 30.
The
first
of
this
su
m
m
er’s
This
price
is
p
rev
alen
t
through-
•ind Mrs. K it Brice of Salem ,
E
lm
er
B
iegel,
city
su
p
erin
ten
-
frequency..
.
..
ing
friends'
and
relativ
es
in
A
sh
sfttera, wil Ispend the n ex t fen union vesper service was- held in o u t’the Pacific N orthw est m etro-
land
this
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
dent,
p
resented
the
sto
ry
of
the
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L
ithia
P
a
rk
a
t
5
o’clock
on
S
u
n
-I
politan
areas.
days or two weeks w ith Mrs.
H erndon form erly lived at 363 w ater supply to the m em bers of MEDFORD COUPLE ARE
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H enry N ewton of 918 Iowa S treet day afternoon. Rev. Earl Down-
the club. He m entioned th at the MARRIED IN ASHLAND
Beach Street.
ing
presided
during
the
service.
M
r
and
Mrs.
L
arry
B
asey.j
Mrs. Ilall and Mrs. Brice have
proposed plan was to first build
R obert J. T ow nsend and Ila
B
elleview
G
rangers
are
p
la
n
Rev.
Gordon
Lindsay
read
the
rnoVt>d
last
week
to
227
G
ran
ite
m any friends here th a t will be
a
filtratio
n
p
lan
t
which
w
ould
F
earl
. D illen w ere m a rr < d at
ning
a
picnic
at
Jack
so
n
Hot
happy to see them . Mrs. Hall was scrip tu re and Dr. G. W B ruce street. They sold th eir hom e on
cost ap p ro x im ately $250.000. Se- j ' a *e af 'ernoon Ju ly 2 at th e hom e
S
prings
for
Sunday,
Ju
ly
27.
lead
in
the
congregational
prayer.
H
elm
an
stre
e
t
to
Lt
C
om
m
ander
the w ife of the late Mr. Sidney
condary project will be to put of Mrs. N elle B urns, Ju stic e of
Hall, who '»as the M ethodist! Rev. Leland W ilkinson of t h e i and Mrs O verand, USN (Ret.)
interm ed iate resevoirs on A sh th e Peace.
B aptist C hurch gave the gospel
Mrs. R. H. Wilson, of R uby’s
m inister here in Ashland.
Mr .and Mrs. M ead V erm illion
land creek. This will ru n about
Life in its fullness K itchen, is planning on leaving
M r .and Mrs. N orm an P a rritt message on
atten d ed th e couple. T he bride
$100,000.
as
it
is
offered
in
the
w
riting
of
for
C
alifornia
soon
w
here
she
en tertain ed the following guests
He also m entioned th a t the city and groom and atte n d a n ts w ere
Miss P hyllis Rae w d j spend a few days before re-
w ith a picnic in their backyard St. John.
G rave side services w ere held
is
p resently having a su rvey all from M edford.
Downing
played
the
organ.
Rev.
tu
rn
in
g
Oregon.
one evening this week: Mr. and
Tuesday, Ju ly 16 ,at 2:30 o'clock
m
ade
of the area on the south
G
eorge
S
hum
an
pronounced
the
Mr
and
Mrs
Wm
Healy
have
Mrs. Ray S harp, Mr. and Mrs.
for the late W alter Shepherd
S /S g t. W eldon S tau ffer, re
whose
fu
n
eral
was
at
11
o’clock
°
f , A shland m ountain and
benediction.
Paul
Iscenhour
s
a
n
g
!
bought
a
hom
e
on
Clover
lane,
Bud Wolf ,Mr. and Mrs. M elvin
cru
itin g NCO for th e A shland
a
t
t
h
e
P
h
r
i
.
t
i
n
n
e
h
,„
-e
h
K
la.
th
a
t
P
relim
inary
reports
indicate
j K enneth R. B urns of D unsm uir at the C h ristian church of K la
Kaegi, Mr. and Mrs. M orris Mos a gospel solo.
th
a
t
th
ere
is
enough
additional
Iarea
announced this w eek th a t
These
S
unday
vesper
services
C
alifornia
spent
the
w
eekend
m ath Falls.
er, Mr. and Mrs. G orm an B ord,
w ater in th a t area to supply a j the re cru itin g su b statio n w hich
will be conducted by the A s h la n d , w ith his wife and two daughters,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. C hurch.
M any relatives and friends of city of 10,000 people.
¡has been open daily at th e Ash-
Mrs. B. J. K rug, d au g h ter of M inisterial A ssociation each S un- G loria and Nancy. B urns is em -j A shland and K lam ath Falls w ere
Lloyd
Selby,
m
em
ber
of
the
,and L ib rary w as being closed
Mrs. Nelle B urns ,is assisting her day at 4 o clock during Ju ly and ployed w ith the S outhern P a c ific , presen t for the final rites.
city council, and m em ber of the and tllat be or Sgt. S o u th erlan d
August.
J
jn
Dunsm
uir
and
will
move
his
i
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m other at the B urns Agency. She
~
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fam ily there w hen he is able to
M aynard C ulm er left last week C ham ber of C om m erce’s com m it- w ould be in A shland tw ice w eek
plans to w ork p a rt tim e there.
E lm er G raves of D unsm uir secure a home.
by a ir for Iowa w here he w ill tee on av iation presented a plea Lv ’n tb e fu tu re.
R ecruiting will take place at
transacted business in A shland
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. K rug w ere visit w ith friends and relatives. on behalf of the airport. He point
Tuesday.
! M edford visitors S aturday.
He plans to re tu rn som etim e in i ed out th at the airp o rt was a the A m erican Legion building
'. C ooper of Springfield. I Mrs. G eorge K nox is planning the n ^ t t w o w eeks or stw ner H Sp"J'U’? t ’.v.e m atter a nd th at pre-
W ednesday an d S atu rd ay .
Oregon visited friends in Ash- ! a trip to P ortland and Salem next he can get delivery on a n e w lsent Ind,cation th ro u g h o u t th e | The. a£fice Wl11 be_?pen from 9a.m
Mrs. Lorena McNair, W orthy land over the week end.
(nation indicated th at chances for ! to 4:00 P-m - on W ednesdays and
I w eek w here she will visit h e r , autom obile .
G rand M atron of the G rand Chap
S h erry Ann S tansbury is now (family.
Mr. and Mrs. C arryl W ines and a re tu rn on an airp o rt w ere pot- Lorn 9:00 a -m to 12:00 a.m. on
ter of th e O rder of the E astern
en tially g o o d ..
(S aturdays.
S tar of Oregon, served breakfast en »* °‘V t ^ at McNairs Drug S to re ., Bob p Urves is planning a fish- ! Billy and Mr. and Mrs. W endell
Jack Z ittercob was initiated i
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Mrs. D. Speece transacted b u s i-( ¡ng ^rip during the n ex t few L aw rence w ere S unday visitors
to u hundred guests a t her hom e
into th e Lions. Travis Owen,
ness in M edford S atu rd ay after- w eeks.
along th e Rogue
last S unday m orning. The b re a k noon.
_____ ________________________________________ ___________________ Lewis E. Ryan, Selby and Biegel ! NEWSPAPER EDITOR NAMED
fast was served in the beautiful
w ere guests a t the m eeting.
Mrs. Della Oik of C am bridge, |
TO HEAD 8 0 0 ,0 0 0 ELKS
landscaped backyard of Mrs. Mc Idaho is visiting her daughter, I
N air's home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
Billings
j
Mrs. R odney G arret.
The guests w ere m em bers of
visited Dr. and Mrs. A. A. M e r -:
Floyd P utm an from M edford
the E astern S ta r who had come was in A shland M onday on busi
kle, in M edford Sunday.
from P ortland and all over the ness.
M ilton M orrison and Don W olff ■
state to atten d the reception S at
who are w orking this sum m er f o r ‘
Mr. and Mrs, Pierce from A n
urday evening, J u ly 13, for Mrs. chorage, A laska are in Ashland
the C alifornia Division of F ores
McNair at the college gym na looking for a location.
try at Y reka w ere in A shland
A
shland
city
band
personnel
I
soon:
Virginia
Lilly;
cornet:
Fred
sium.
a
Mr .and Mrs. H. L. Moore w ere w ho each T hursday evening en- Haynes, W ayne M yrick, W inifred over the w eekend visiting th eir
Mrs. McNair was assisted in in G rants Pass S unday visiting
te rta in residents of the com m un A. Roberson, A rn ita Black, Ralph parents and friends.
serving by her aunt, Mrs. Dor friends.
Louis E. Ryan, tax ex pert, of i
ity and ou t of tow n guests at the Leach, Dewey Van C u rler, Skip
rance, Miss Edna D ougherty and
Mrs. Leverich 93 Bush St. L ithia P ark include a large m a- Rush, H arry K annasto; drum s: Troy, K ansas is spending several
m atrons.
a business trip to K lam ath j jo rity of high school band stu -j Jo an Van D ew alker, B arb ara Wil- weeks visiting and fishing in i
Falls, Monday.
, dents who continue th eir music liams, Venita Roberson, Jea n S outhern Oregon. He is v is itin g 1
Mr. and Mrs. C. R Meade w e re ,th ro u g h the sum m er through the C lary, Dick Adam s; tenor sax: Ted Som m ers w hile in Ashland. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ray S palding and
visiting in M edford M onday.
(m edium of the city band,
Keith Haines, B arb ara G ertson;
M r .and Mrs. C. R. Meade w ent I
baritones: Bill Bissell and oboe: fam ily and M ary P at H ealv - p e n t,
to R oseburg last w eek then on to
D irect° r of the band this year M aryen Roberts.
the week end at L ak e. o'Woods. I
Coos Bay on down the coast to 18 Jack F rancis> high school mu-
Mrs. Lorena McNair, Mr. and
The band this week wil play Mrs. Cecil IL G reen and Mrs. I
C rescent C ity and through the
dIl^ t”1' J or !de J,?45' 46 sea'
son. Included in the 38 m usicians its m ost am bitious concert of this M aude R oberts w ent to C r a te r 1!
Redwood F orest home.
sum m er season. The 10 num bers Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I
Mrs. G race P rovince of Chico, who practice several hours w eek to be heard will include:
CHARLIE W ARREN'S p re ju C alifornia is visiting her son on ly in o rd er to give the T hursday
G reen and Mrs. Roberts took the .
night e n tertain m e n t are:
W ashington Post M arch, Sousa; train to P o rtlan d on th eir re tu rn
dice favoring fried chicken legs. N orth Main,
. . . EARL SCH ILLIN G living
C larinets: Bill W alters, B ert T rarillo r O verture, B rechtel; S e here.
A nn Hays is in A shland Com
The G reens and Mrs. Roberts
up to a large m an’s reputation. . m unity hospital, w here she un- Freem an, P aul Aikins, E dythe lection from T an nhäuser, W agner
HERMAN MAYBERRY v aca derw en t an appendectom y. A n n , T urnbull, Jacq u ie Lowe; bass: J. I S cepter
of
L ib erty
C oncert had come to Ashland to atten d ■C harles E. B roughton, new spaper
trom bone: Dick M arch, O linadati; H aw aaian O v the reception S atu rd ay evening ed ito r and civic lead er of She-
tioning. . . . ROD KEATING a t is gettng along fine. L ast weeks ¡G. A nderson:
testing to the ability of E astern patients have retu rn ed hom e o r ' F *n n e d l C urtis Vail, W illiam ertu re, T ufilli; E ntry of The Glad- lo r Mrs. M cNair given by the bovgan, Wis., was elected G rand
Oregon cooks. . . . LEO ZU PIN E will shortly.
I R obertson, Rod M errim an, Dick iators. Fucik: 1st M ovem ent of Alpha C h ap ter No. 1 O rder of E xalted R uler of the B enevolent
th reaten in g to use the b ath tu b in
Mrs, C lara M eagher has pur- DeMes; alto clarinet: Elm er Bie- S ch u b ert’s U nfinished Sym phony the ' ’astern Star. Mr. G reen is and P ro tectiv e O rd er of Elks at
lieu of a stove............LYN NEW- chnsed an unfinished house on i?el; alto sax: K atherine Gross- Franz S chubert; In A P ersian V>’e rth v G rand P atron and Mrs. the convention p resen tly being
held in New York C ity. H ow ard
BRY’S big vicious six w eeks old Gibson A venue, from Jack Boat- m an» Lois Hays, S hirley W eitzel; M arket, K ctelberg; L ittle Rhap- Roberts is G rand T reasurer.
J. H. Von K uhlm an spent p art Oden and Ivor Erw in are now
cocker. . . . GEORGE ANDREW S w rlght. Upon com pletion of the bass sax: Bud Kincaid: French sody in Blue, G ershw in; O ur Di-
beam ing m ore broadly th an us-i house, Mrs. M eapher plans to re- horns: M. Bailey, R. S tauffer, D. recto r’s M arch, Bigelow; S ta r of last week in P o rtlan d on busi- atten d in g th e convention from
ual. , ,
]opei\ a b arb er shop here.
E lhart; flute: Jam es Rose; bas- Spangled B anner, Key,
ness.
•
(th e A shland Lodge.
Robert Dozier Has
Narrow Escape Thurs
Roy Abbott’s To
Manage Coffee Shop
New Districts Are
Set Up For Legion
Dr. Borden Will
Conduct Vespers
$800,000 Bonds
Favored By Lions
Barbers Boost Price
of Haircuts to $1.00
Shepherd Funeral
In K. Fl on Tuesday
Many Eastern Stars
Guests at Breakfast
A S H LA N D BAN D PERSONNEL
N O W NUMBERS THIRTY-EIGHT
Up and Down
The Street
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