For marly The
Southern Oregon
Miner
S3 par Year
2 Year* (or St
Ashland »«. Medford
NEWS REVIEW
JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON
3.00 PEH YEAR
Grizzlies Meet
Medford Friday
A shland's G rizzlies will tangle
F riday night w ith their decades
old rivals, the M edford Black
Tornados. The gum e Is slated for
W alter Phillips field at 8:00 p in.
The P ear City aggregation will
he out to m aintain its season's
record of no losses und hut one
tie, while the L lthians have a lot
of avenging to do. G etting a good
sta rt ut the beginning of the se a
son the G rizzlies have dropped to
a low spot In the conference
stan d in g s w hile M edford is tied
for conference chum pionship w ith
Roseburg.
DUNHAM GET8 GO AHEAD
SIGNAL ON ALTERATIONS
H C. D unham of A shland,
who owns the S urplus goods
store on R iverside in Medford
h u d a $1500110 alteration, for the
store, approved by the district
construction review com m ittee of
CPA, Monday.
The sam e day three ap p lica
tions for new construction, In
A shland, w ere denied by th e CPA
They w ere the A uto court, Luke-
vlew Rancho, for $4800.00; s to re ,
It 1 Khriner, $5700; a n d s to re ,
H G Travis, $700000
Friday Night
MODEL RAILROAD SOCIETY
HAVE NEW CLUB SITE
Jackson C ounty model railroad
society m em bers huve already
started rem odeling the building
on the county fuirgrounds, which
j they just recently ucqulred the
use of for th eir club,
They have started construction
of two model railroad displays
for op«-ratlon during the 1947
county
fair. An ex tensive O
gauge layout will be m oved soon
from the hom e of C. M. Bailey,
In A shland, to the new building.
As soon as the model displays
are set up the club will announce
a visitors* night. Any model ra il
roaders Interested in joining the
society are Invited to any of the
m eetings.
I huriday November 7, 1946
V o i. i j . N o . j 6
Nosier, Fischborn New Comic'bncn | | \ | n q | p r a n J
F i SC h b o m
New City Councilmen
DAUGERTY IS RE-ELECTED;
REPUBLICANS IN CLEAN
SWEEP IN COUNTY
LEHFELDT FAMILY PLANS
TO RETURN TO OAKLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Erick L ehfeldt
and sons, L inus and Gene, are
leaving this w eek for O akland,
C alifornia w here Mr. L ehfeldt
plans to resum e his trad e of
steam fitter.
For the past nine m onths Mr.
L ehfeldt has been p ro p rieto r of
the A shland G eneral H ardw are
which he sold recently to A. E.
W oodward .
MacWhirters Scene
of Hallowe’en Party
The new hom e of Mr. und Mrs
Don M acW hirter on Taylor street
was decorated w ith pum pkins,
witches, skeletons and fall flow
ers last T hursday evening when
the M acW hirters en tertain ed the
following guests at a H allow e’en
party. A buffet su p p er was se rv
ed at eleven o'clock afte r an even
ing of dancing.
Am ong the guests w ere Mr
and Mrs. Al S nider, Mr. and Mrs
Bill S nider, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Snider, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. La
M arre, Mr. and Mrs. Lim ey W il
liam son, Mr .and Mrs. B ert Kim-
sey, Mr. and Mrs. O w en G ragg,
Mr. und Mrs. C harles Besondi,
Bill Allen, Mrs. H elen P aden,
H arold M errill, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Zlttercob, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yates
and daughter, Sally, Doyle Seely,
Herb Huston, and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy M cLoughlin of M edford.
Walter Phillips Field
Soroptimists Will
Have Holiday Recess
Soroptim ists
at th eir
reg u lar
PROVOSTS WIN ROGUE
m onthly business m eeting held
VALLEY GOLF TOURNAMENT W ednesday at the A shland coffee
Taylor Demonstrates
Dom Provost and Dom Provost,
Ball at S. 0. C.
Coaches, players, as well as Jr. won the team low gross score
basketball fans, w ere on hand In the father and son golf to u r
last T uesday evening to witness nam ent held last S unday at the
Hogue Valley C ountry club.
shop voted to recess for three
m eetings in D ecem ber and J a n u
ary. M em bers of th e club will
not m eet D ecem ber 18 and 25 nor
J a n u a ry 1.
T w enty-six m em bers of the o r
ganization w ere presen t a t the
luncheon. A vote of thanks was
given the C ham ber of Com merce
for the m ineographing of the
Soroptim ist by-laws.
Jo h n Nosier, H erb Fischborn,
and Jo h n D augherty w ere select
ed by A shland voters to fill th e
three v acant seats on the city
council table. N osier and F isch
born led the balloting, w ith Nos
ier d raw ing 875 votes, Fischborn
778. D au g h erty who was an In
cum bent, received 720.
H arold Jo rd a n led the also-rans
w ith a to tal of 541 votes, J. A.
P utm an, the second in cu m b en t
ru n ning received 532 votes. S. S.
Davies received 520 and M arshall
Woodell, who had previously a n
nounced th at he did not care to
be elected received 382 votes.
JACKSON COUNTY VOTE
E arl T. N ew bry, who w as r u n
ning unopposed on both D em o
cratic and R epublican tickets, re
ceived 7546 votes from the p re
cincts w hich had rep o rted in by
W ednesday evening.
F ran k Van Dyke and O. H. Beng
B ecause of the A rm istice day ston, both unopposed and ru nn in g
According to Al Sim pson, S ou
holiday T oastm asters w ill not for th e low er house on a com bin
ation ticket, received 6216 and
th ern Oregon College of E duca
Mrs. R uth A bbott, who has m eet this M onday, Dave W hittle, 6278 votes respectively.
tion's football team will m eet
m anaged the Li th ia hotel banquet p resid en t announced today.
Ju d g e J. B. C oleem an received
th eir sixth opponent, the San
room, for the past four m onths,
5822
votes to be re tu rn ed to the
Francisco S ta te college, on M ed
ceased operation of the re sta u r
office of county judge.
J. E.
ford fi<-ld A rm istice day.
ant last week.
G
ribble,
D
em
ocratic
candidate,
The S. O. N. S. are the only
The following clubs th a t have
I polled 2823.
unbeaten and untied college In
held th eir luncheons and dinners
R o b ert F. Lytle, V alleyview
Oregon and on«1 of only 23 left
there are presently using the
C
lub
1
ran
c^ e r’ had 5619 votes as ag ain st
th ro u g h o u t the nation. They have
The F o rtn ig h tly S tudy
following places: The Toastm as
1 the 2778 votes cast for C arl J.
defeated Chico, H um bolt, M on
ters club which m eets M onday t was hostess M onday to the Ash , niltcnn
*«,<» race for county
m outh, O regon J u n io r varsity and
evening, m et at the Steakhouse, I ^a n d S tudy Club, at the hom e of (
npr
Oregon S ta te juniors.
this past M onday. The C ham ber i Mrs. R. L. Crosby .A d essert was 1
Roy Peck spoke on the U nited
In th e contest for sheriff, H ow
B asketball is off to a flying of Com merce T uesday noon l u n - i serve<^ at 1:30, w hich featu red
The next scheduled gam e will
be on the G rants Pass field, S a t N ations assem bly m eeting, T u es s ta rt at S outhern O regon College cheons will be held at the A sh-I au tu m n colors of green and gold, ard G au lt .incum bent R epublican
day evening, before the Lions i this week. H arold Biahop, in
candidate, h ad
received
5790
u r d a y , N ovem ber 16, w ith tho
club,
at the A shland hotel dining charge of health and physical land Hotel dining room. Lions I w tth a corsage on each tray.
votes Dick Baize, M edford police
S O.N.S m eeting the U niversity
Mrs.
W
illiam
S
n
id
er
reported
club held th eir T uesday evening
I room.
m an, who w as ru n n in g on th e
«*dudtion, has announced th a t all
of P o rtlan d ju n io r varsity.
m eeting at th e Ashland Hotel. on le a foods, w ith a background D em ocratic slate, -.had- re ceiv ed
I
The
safety
com
m
ittee,
headed
m ale college stu d en ts at S.O.C
Lust Friday evening, on the
story
of
th
e
com
m
ercial
fishing
Soroptim ists also held th eir W ed
M edford field the S outhern O re by Dog O ’Uleneas, discuflaed w ays have been invited to p articip ate nesday noon luncheon at the Ash along the Pacific coast from C al 3153 votes.
and
m
eans
to
protect
the
school
T he basic school su p p o rt bill
In an in tram u ra l basketb all le a
gon team tu rn ed back the U ni
land Hotel. R otary club luncheon ifornia to Alaska.
versity of O regon ju n io r varsity children and o th er p edestrians on gue. A lready eig h t team s have w as held todav at the A shland I She told ab out the history of received 4507 votes in fav o r of
the B oulevard. The possibility of been form ed and entered.
the m easure and 3449 votes a-
eleven by 12 to 7.
hotel.
! the canning in d u stry and the pre- gainst. The ru ra l school d istrict
C harley Jan d reau tossed an having traffic signals and tunnels
V arsity basketball players are
According to Mrs. Edith S te v - ' sent day m ethods of freezing
bill received 4453 ag ain st and
aerial to D eA utrem ont in the end w ere both taken up before the ineligible for com petition in the
ens,
the Lithia Hotel coffee shop salm on, clam s, crabs, and oysters. 3177 for.
zone for the first six points. Lim- club. Doyle Seely, R oland P arks league, and will act as officials
will reopen w ith in a w eeks time. The m illion m iles of fishing
The little Tow nsend act w as
py Jo n es' attem p ted drop kick and Bill A usland w ere ajipointed for the in term u ral gam es. Bishop
grounds in the South Pacific and sw am ped, votes w ere 6459 ag ain st
to
aid
the
present
safety
com
m
it
was blocked. The A shlanders
em phasized the fact th a t team s
the post-w ar plan to cu rb the and 2022 in favor.
w ent over again In the second tee.
I will be paired according to ab ili
Jap an ese fishing fleets in the
A total of 5974 voters w ere a-
Plans for a public tu rk ey shoot ty and th a t every stu d en t who
half, w ith Joh n n y G ray m aking
Pacific w ere described.
gainst the A rm ory bill, 1500 w ere
a first dow n and D eA utrem ont will be announced next week, wishes will have the opporunity
Mrs. R ichard Jo y sang th ree for the bill.
m aking a 33 yard gain to theO re- according to H erb H uston, Lion to play.
num
bers: “Jean ie w ith th e Light
In Jack so n county th e bill to
gon 11. Ja n d re a u then ran wide president. The shoot will p ro b a b
All team s will play on a regu
B row n H air,” "The Last Rose of reg u late fishing received
4935
ly
be
held
in
Decem
ber.
S
outhern
Pacific
passenger
ser
around left end to score. Jo n es’
lar w eekly schedule. The p ro
Ray Jeu b , D istrict G overnor of gram offers supervised exercise vice from San Francisco to so u th S u m m er”, and “No, John, No!” for and 2821 against, w hile 3700
dropkick was again blocked.
She was accom panied by Mrs. voted for and 4095 ag ain st th e
The u n iv ersity eleven scored In S o u th ern Oregon Lions, m et w ith of all m en, and an oppo rtu n ity to ern Oregon will be speeded up
Block at the piano.
bill to perm it C hinam en to hold
the last few m inutes of the fo u r H erb H uston, Doyle Seely, Dr. keep fit by m eans of a well- 50 m inutes, giving an earlier a r
The book review was given by real estate or m ining p ro perty.
W. W. W eller and repsesentatives rounded routine of play and s tu rival here, effective w ith the in
th q u arter.
Some 5635 voters w ere not in
Plans for the T hanksgiving of the Lions clubs from G rants dy. Bishop added th a t the pro au guration of w in ter schedules Miss Cora Mason, who chose
Pass, M edford, K lam ath
Falls gram m ay also be valuable In on th e S hasta route, Sunday, H ow ard F ast’s “The A m erica, a favor of 31 senators w hile only
gam e have not been com pleted.
and L akeview , last T hursday developing laten t basketball ta l N ovem ber 14th, according to ad M id-w estern L egend”. This is a 1811 w ere for th e odd nu m b er,
JR. HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS
vice received a t local S.P. offices i novel based on th e life of Jo h n 3788 people voted to perm it leg-
l evi- ing, at the Plaza cafe. Y ears ent.
KLAMATH FALLS THURSDAY , planning for this region w ere
today from J. A. O rm andy, G en- P eter Altgeld, G overnor of 111-1 islative bills to be read. O nly 1779
inois from 1895-1897. A ltg e ld ,' voted against th e proposal of gov-
eral Passenger Agent.
The football squad of the A sh I w orked out.
was alm ost a caricatu re of the ern m en t succession w hile 5637
S
outhern
O
regon
stan
d
ard
pull-
land Ju n io r High School will
m an and ch air car which now A m erican legend th at ’ any m an w ere for it.
jo u rn ey to K lam ath F alls this GIDEONS PRESENT 300
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Mrs. M abel W inston, Dean of leaves San Francisco on the Ore- can work his way to the top, no |
T hursday to m eet the K lam ath BIBLES TO JR. HIGH
A
pproxim
ately
300
sm
all
New
W om en and R eg istrar a t South- gonian, No. 18, at 6:00 P M. will m atter w hat his beginning. This I
Falls Ju n io rs in the final gam e
T estam ent Bibles w ere presented je rn O regon College, today reveal- be tran sferre d to the B eaver, No self-m ade m an rose from a for- . . »
o f the season for the locals. It
will be the second m eeting be to the stu d en ts of th e A shland ed th a t a new personnel and gui- 14, d ep artin g at 5:00 P. M. The J eign-born farm boy to one of th e
To honor th e new pledges, a
tw een the tw o team s, the P eli ju n io r high school by m em bers of dance program has been s e t- u p ; Shasta, No. 328, will d ep art from most influential politicians of his
candlelight d in n er, followed by
cans having won the first fracas the G ideon Society last F riday. by a faculty com m ittee headed by. D unsm uir at 1:10 A. M. instead time.
Six m em bers of the soeffety Dr. A rth u r S. Taylor. The pro-1 of 3:00 A. M. and arriv e A shland
the pledge cerem ony, was given
1» to 6. A lthough the A shland
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam E. HUI
boys w ill be considerably out spoke briefly on varied topics re gram will provide a faculty J at 6:10 A. M., M edford 6:42 A. M. of M edford visited last F riday by the A lpha K appa C h ap ter of
Epsilon Sigm a A lpha in the Civic
weighed, Coach G ra n t hopes th at la tin g to the w ork of the Gideons. counselor for every stu d en t enrol and G ra n ts P ass at 7:50 A. M. In w ith Mrs. J. P. Wolf .
Clubhouse, M onday evening, Nov.
addition to a faster trip this
the boys will re tu rn to the form Mr. H. C. High of M edford was led at S. O. C.
Mr .and Mis. Edw in Lloyd R as 4.
G uidance will cen ter on the change will give S o u th ern O re
they displayed In trouncing M ed in charge of the program . The
m ussen of M edford w ere o v er
Bible
presented
was
a
sm
all
red
The dinner, w hich was p re p a r
gon
trav
elers
use
of
the
B
eaver
academ
ic,
social,
and
personal
ford Ju n io r High 26 to 0.
G ran ts Pass is solidly in first book w ith an a ttra ctiv e im ita areas of stu d en t life. The program w ith its full lounge car and ec- night visitors in A shland , last ed by P hyliss L eigh and Rosalee
S tau ffer w ith help from the o th
was in itiated u n d er the direction > onom y d in er from San Francisco Friday.
place w ith o u t a defeat, w ith K la tion leath e r cover.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. B ry an t of er m em bers, was served on a
of P resid en t Stevenson. Each s tu to D unsm uir. Effective N ovem ber
m ath Falls firm ly in second spot FRED ENGEL ATTENDS
d en t will be assigned to a faculty 14 th e n o rthbound O regonian will A lbany, Oregon, visited S unday candlelighted table.
M edford and A shland will battle CLUB MEETING WEDS.
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
The initiation cerem ony w as
for th ird and cellar sp o 1 8.
F red J. Eflgel of B ellview a t m em ber, on the basis of the s tu be consolidated w ith the K lam ath
Coaches G ra n t and K em nitzer tended a m eeting of the Jackson d e n t’s request. T he faculty ad v i for the w in ter season the an F. Em m ett. Mr .and ’Mrs. B ry an t’s conducted by P resid en t R osalee
started the season w ithout a s in C ounty 4-H leaders a t 8 p.m., sers will have all the necessary nouncem ent said. T here will be son, Ju lian , is bookkeeper at the S tauffer. Leah Bonham , C larice
Latim ore, Eugenia Moore, and
gle letterm an or first team er W ednesday, in the county ag e n t’s available data concerning each no change in southbound service B Y grocery store in M edford.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Grlsson B arbara C ary w ere welcom ed in
from
S
o
u
th
ern
Oregon.
T
rain
No.
stu
d
en
t
whom
they
are
to
advise
from last years squad.
office at the court house in M ed
- including academ ic grades, p re 327 will continue to d ep a rt from of T aft, C alifornia have m oved to to the sorority and received th eir
ford.
pledge pins.
vious
record, and intelligence G rants Pass at 3:15 P. M., from Valleyview, this week.
R ufus Cate, Jr., new ly ap p o in t
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Latim ore
D uring the sh o rt business m eet
M
edford
at
4:10
P.
M.
and
from
test
results.
In
addition,
the
test
ed county 4-H agent, presided at
have moved to th eir new home ing which followed, a sports
A
shland
at
4:55
P.
M.
and
arrive
ing
bureau
of
the
college
stands
the m eeting.
at 183 H arrison street.
dance was planned for the ev e n
ready to serve stu d en ts and fac- at San Francisco 8:20 A. M.
K enton R obbins and sm all ing of N ovem ber 18th, for m em
ulty
advisers
w
ith
such
addition-
-
HOME EC. CLUB WILL
d aughter, Nola Sue, w ent to San bers and guests. G ladys Mack and
Now you can en list in the R ecru HAVE CHICKEN DINNER
al d ata as m ay be necessary.
| TWO LOCAL BOYS RECEIVE
P
rofessor
L
oren
M
^
n
g
e
r,!
DISCHARGE
FROM
ARMY
Bruno, C alifornia, S atu rd ay , by P auline U lstead w ere appointed
iting Service of the U. S. A rm y
The Home Economics Club of
and if you are qualified, you m ay T alen t G range will serve chicken director of the testing bureau, lsi Wc. R obert M orris, 160 C entral plane to visit K en to n ’s m other on the refresh m en t com m ittee.
M em bers p resen t during the
be assigned a station in your own d in n er .Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 in charge of all v eteran testing at I «venue, A shland .was recently and father, Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
hom e town. This is an o u tstan d p.m. a t $1.25 a plate, at the T al the p resen t and he w ill continuel dlschaiged from the Uni t e d Robbins. Mrs. Robbins ’had been evening w ere: P hyliss Leigh,
quite ill, but Is m uch b etter now. G ayle M orris, P au lin e U lstead,
ing o p p o rtu nity for those who en t C ity Hall
In this role. A rth u r K relsm an, as S tates Arm y.
Theo. G. F ru ed en th aler, of Ash
Mrs. K enton Robbins spent G ladys Mack, Rosalee S tau ffer,
w a n t security, good pay and a
T he club will have a bazaar in sista n t director of the testing
chance for an am ple retirem ent. connection w ith the din n er w hen bureau, will handle all n o n -v et land, rep o rted to the county sel the week end w ith her parents, Donna F razier, B etty Sm ith, and
This job can be yours If you are they will sell Item s of needle eran testing and counciling. S tu ective service board last Friday, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. H arw ood, of Dorothy Morris.
qualified and classified as re w ork.
d en ts w ho are in p artic u la r need follow ing his re tu rn home from Medford.
R ichard P u tn ey , stu d e n t at
B ert M ottner, m anager of the
cruiting personnel. W ork—com
of e x p e rt guidance will be re fe r the service.
I
V
arsity
th
eatre,
is
In
the
c
o
m
-;
Oregon
S tate college, spent last
I
w
ith
to
congratulate
Mr.
m ute hom e daily—sam e as civil
red to the bureau for additional
Mrs. Bessie Bridges of Taft, m u n ity hospital w here he had an | w eekend w ith his parents, Mr.
ian w orker. T here are only a few Fischborn, Nosier and Daugherty, i ex ploration of th eir abilities, in
i anfl Mrs. C. H. P utney.
of these openings! See your local Councilmen elect and express a p -' terests, achievem ents, and a p ti C alifornia was In Ashland Tues- operation T hursday.
Mrs. M illie D onnelly, 107 N o r
, day and stopped at Dale &
arm y recru iting station today— predation for the many friends tudes.
Toy tricycle, trucks and steam th Main ,1s leaving this w eek for
(
G
rim
es
store
to
see
W.
R.
Dale.
for
their
support
in
recent
elec
-
'
ask ab out enlistm ent in the re
W illiam L inus S tew art is 111 ¡T he Bridges fam ily may move to shovels at M arshall-W ells on the San Francisco to spend the w ln-
tion.
cru itin g service.
S 0. C Meets
S. F. State Nov. 11
Lions Hear About.
U .M Assembly
the “C huck" T aylor clinic d em
o n strated at 8 o’clock in the S ou
th ern O regon college gym.
Basic fu n d am en tals w ere d em
o n strated by using tw o squads
m ade up of players from S o u th
ern O regon college. C huck T a y
lor is rated as one of the leading
teachers of the gam e and e v i
dence of his stan d in g in the baa-
ketball fra te rn ity is the fact th at
his A ll-A m erican selections form
the basis for choosing the college
all-sta r team w hich an n u ally
plays the w orld cham pion p ro
fessional team at the Chicago
stadium .
T here w ere tw enty-six. fath ers
and sons en tered in this first of a
series of fath er and son golf
tournam ents, which are planned
for every three m onths.
Ix>cal Service Clubs
Dine Elsewhere
Study Clubs Meet
At Crosby Home
Intramural Ball
Started at S. O. C.
S. P. Passenger
Service Faster
i S. O. C. Institutes
i A Guidance Program
Four New Pledges in
Ifonno Pli.intnf
Aipfld IXdppd Clldpiei
Reenlist in
The Army—
Live At Home!
Room 1 Postofflce Bldg, Medford.
Harold Jordan
1 this week at his home.
• Ashland in the near future.
Plasa.
j ter.