Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, Novemlier 28, 1946
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Chief Bos’ns Mate C. W. Marquess Gets Griffin's I nion Jack
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s NEW S R E V IE W
wild Mis G W Bruce.
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officers elected
were
first
Vestal;
Linn, vice |>iesldeiil.
1 commissioner.
Gnylonl
1 second
conim liw lonei. Jen n ette
vliincy. th u d co in iu b stn iici, Le
Kuy Linn, fourth coinini».sn»n
'o r , C harles Eliuson w ith llutli
Sit.- iis hi» assistan t. mid svere
tary mid treu su rer, Dorothy Bun
Published every Thursday by
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
I f 7 East Main Street
Ashland, Oregon
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
g e l'.
A fter the business session re
fiesh m en ts w ere served to the
p bj Mr* O WF Brut •
W E N D E L L L A W R E N C E . E d ito r
Entered aa second-clam m ail matter in the post office at Ash
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress oí
March 3, 1879.
M onuments and marker*. See
Burns Memorial*. On the P lan .
City of Ashland
l ast week Mayor Thornton Wiley reported on the state of the City
of Ashland at the annual Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
Mayor Wiley pointed out that despite the war, and the post war
lack of materials, the city had been making definite strides forward.
The average citizen feels possibly that not enough changes are being
made for the better in the community, but as indicated by the Mayor s
report, daily changes are being made and these are definite improve
ments.
In the face of a steady rise in population, both during and after the
Lt. Commander S. J. S ch oen feld (left) of Bradford. Mass., presents the U SS G r ifin s Union Jack
war. shortage of labor, inflated prices, maintainance of overloaded to C W M arquess, chief boatsw ain s m ate, (r ig h t) of A shland. Oreqon upon the conclusion of the e
and outmoded public utilities, demands for new service and facilities, com m issioning cerem ony of the ship at the Mare Island N aval Shipyard. V allejo California. Lt. J. W.
Toys
D ochnahl. (left center) of V allejo. California, holdsthe com m issinq pennunt w hile Lt. M. D. W illiam s,
the city has still been able to continue with a steady program of com (right center) holdt the ship's en sign which h e re c e iv e d . (O ffic ia l U.
munity development.
During the past year two miles of new water mains were laid. The
city plans to renew n miles of wJter main as soon as pipe is available,
at present six miles of pipe are on order, but the Mayor pointed out
Thanksgiving Day w as first
Funeral services w ire held at
that from the time of order on pipe until the time of delivery is j8o established In the U nited S tates the L itw lller funeral chapel W id
by the Pilgrim s at P lym o u th in nesday, N ovem ber 27, for Lydia
days.
1621. It b e
Ten miles of sewer will be installed during the next year and this
cam e a recog-
will give 98% of the city, sewer service. During 1946
-»"d one
d nized holiday
half miles of sewer were laid.
In New E ng
The city is presently expecting delivery of a ditch digger which will
land, re p la c
relieve the present condition whereby it is necessary for the city to
ing C hr i s t-
\ m as as the
rent a ditch digger from Medford. This digger is a combination shovel
/ X great fami 1 v
By Verne Atlun.is
which can be used for many city projects.
festival. C o n
During 1946 there were 200 new electric connections made by the
«$/ a n o n / 0 / «urw/wg fo yon-
gress recom
m
ended
days
ill
first. If you u a n t your
city electric department and too new water connections. At presenft
of
T
hanksgiving
an
nually
during]
Christmas
music, D C N 'I uail
there are 645 electric ranges in use in Ashland, this is almost double
the Revolution, and W ashington
till later. Sn/’/i/n-' arc hunted,
in 1789, afte r the adoption of the
the number in use two years ago.
and going fast. So nou is the
There are presently in the city 2200 electric light customers, and constitution. Lincoln, In 1863,
line to get it. The Crosby al
1700 domestic electrical users. This means a large number of homes proclaim ed the last T hu rsd ay of bums are nearly sold out, and
N ovem ber as T hanksgiving Day
Utilize city electricity and that this number is mounting rapidly. In and a national holiday.
the Como stock is limited. Ajid
you'll want a chance at the
order to serve this group of additional users $25,000 has been allowed1 F ootball gladiators used to
wonderful 1 olume p u t out by
“graduate"
on
T
hanksgiving
Day
to the electrical department for new transformers and equipment.
Victor Chorale.
• the close of the football season.
Five thousand dollars has been spent in hospital renovation during But w ith the advent of "b o w l”
C n a more popular vein lie
the past two months. A $4000 X-ray machine has been ordered for the gam es they are able to "hole u p ”
hit e the neu Decca Discs fea
u ntil the w eather gets w arm .
hospital and delivery is expected to take place in five months. .
turing the King o f the 88,
H ere's a brom ide credited to Frankie Carle. He plays a med-
Sometime in the next 45 d>Y* » *** fire lruck wi"
rcce,ved
C hauncey M. De Pew: “W hen the
o f Gershwin tunes on one
Pilgrim s landed in this country
here, cost is $$000.
side from oamsi 1. in oistriss ,
Expected long before this, the new street signs are still cn route; as they fell on their knees and later and on the other i t ’s Rogers
on the aboreg-ness”. Q uite true.
soon as they arrive installation will take place.
We read th at the S tate liquor and Hart's i ’ o rathe r 1« i
Investigating potential water supplies has taken $2000. Funds are com m ission has bought ten mil-
right . C n still another Jise,
and this is a honey, it's Cole
presently being collected for _ a ______
covered ___
reservoir a t
t h e Hon dollars w orth of bonded
Porter's rosai 11 . I hese are pia
a,d m solving the water problem but the whisky which Is being distrlbut-
head of the park. This wi
*
/-* ctnto
ed ♦ to
state HifinpniflriM
dispensaries to SPll
sell at
no solos, u ith plenty o f rhythm .
Mayor pointed out that to assure the community of adequate water a $6.50 a fifth. R ather stiff price for
Y o u ’ll like 'em.
dam should be erected in the West Fork of Ashland creek, that a wat th ro at varnish;
Bing Crosby has uased a
Colledge told G om pers in the
er filtration plant was needed, and that Crowson reservoir should be
new disc too. It features the
B o s t o n police strik e (1931):
neu tune from 1111 r i M i , r m
covered.
•
“T here is no right to strik e a-
P L A C E , AN1) T i l l GIRL, and is
Blue prints have been drawn for a new fire station.
galnst the public safety by a n y
entitled, a giri . in < alico .
Five steel arches are being placed at various crossings of Ashland body, anyw here, any t i m e.”
T h <e flip o ier holds o h , but i
Labor leaders should tak e heed.
Both o f these are in The
DO
As soon as weather permits next spring a sidewalk, curb, gutter.
Groaner’s men inimitable style
QUICK RELIEF FROM
’N n f said.
and street oiling program will begin.
A nd don't forget that were
Millage m Ashland is .4 5- This is one of the lowest tax rates in Symptoms of Distress Arising from
really
stocked u ith the Kiddie
S T O M A C H ULCERS
the Pacific northwest.
dises. Such material has hern
Today the invested wealth of the city is $298.474.
bonds out bucto E X C E S S A O ID
hard to get in the past, and I'm
standing total $216400. As of June jo the unexpended balance of FreeBookTell* of HoipeTrootmeot that
sure you’ll appreciate seei n g
■ m t Hotp or It Will Cost You Nothin«
what lie have on hand. Drop in
Over
two
m
illion
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ottle*
of
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n
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city monies was $436,622.25.
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K N T h e r e been told for relief of
and look ’em m e r at. . . .
That Ashland needs many things is known to the Mayor and the
o f dlstresa arising from Stomach
' U lc m due to Exceti Acid —
city council. They are working toward those things as rapidly as
W—1, Rear or Up*at Stomach,
The Old Timer Says
Mrs. Maxson Dies
Monday in Medford
MELODY
MART
l l i t t l i i a 11. SlaaplM*na**. etc.,
money and equipment becomes available.
Mayor Wiley, who has been head of the municipality for several
years, has a thankless job. There are very few things which
a man in public office can do which will meet with the approval of
every individual. N o matter what is done, there will be those who
criticize and condemn. Nevertheles, throughout the years, the city
"
Sold on 15.day«' t r la ll
Maceage” which f u l l /
tr— fment—free— at
EAST
S ID E
S. N vy p h o to ).
Rebecca M asson who has m ade TO GLADDEN THE HEART
OF A CHILD ON C H R IST
hei holm 1 lor the past 17 m onths
MAS MORNING
In A shland and Medford. She
died M onday, Novem ber 25. In
All type* of w heeled toys for
M edford.
children including tricycles,
Mrs. Maxson w as horn May 17 rollerskate»,
Pum pm obile*.
1859 in New York and was a Scooter Skatos. Doll Buggies.
m em ber of the Seventh Day Ad Bicycle*.
v en tist church She had a stroke
in 1943 and has been an invalid
Shop now before the ru«h
m uch of the tim e since.
She Is su rv iv ed by tw o d a u g h
ters, Mrs Lottie Belle T aylor of
Ashland and Mrs. E sther Dukes
of A lexandria, V irginia, also two
0. R. Edwards
grandchildren.
.Miss Eliason Pres,
of Methodist (¡roup
B arbara Eliason was elected
p resid en t of the M ethodist Youth
Fellow ship group, last S unday
evening at a business session of
th e g ro u p .held at the home of
HERSHEY’S
AUCTION
7:00 p.m. Each
Wednesday
Be prepared wite
F. K. MCCUTCHEON
November 10 edition about Southern Oregon college’s football team
and their coach Al Simpson, the story was an Associated Press story
concerning A l’s potentialities as a coach to replace Tex Oliver. We re
glad Al has a winning football team. But we'd sure hate to see him
leave Southern Oregon college. W e’d like to see some more winning
ball clubs come out of SOC, and with Al and the same ball club back
on the campus next year the possibilities -that the SONs will continue
to be, one of the nations leading ball clubs are very, very good.
Insurance Policy
245 4th St. A shland Phone 4561
S.C. Jones & Sons
BILLINGS AGENCY
FRAZIER
R ia l E state B kokir
at
H U I I M A N ’S
M4 E. Main
Phone 211(11
209 W. Main St.
Ph. 7558
Medford .Oregon
Main & Oak
Ph. 8781
Ashland. Oregon
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INSURANCE COUNCELOllS
acra
THE MART
Phone 8011
270 East Main
PHARMACY
$
NOW
is the time to buy
at our Pre-Christmas
GIFT SALE
I OFF
lic office.
Because Ashland does have men on the city council who are inter
ested in the advancement of the community that advancement is tak
Al Simpson
A Travelers Accidmt
Paper Hanging
Signs
his hide to the wall because he did do it.
Men who are willing to put up with the whims and fancies of the
public and who continue to serve their fickle constituency are few
and far between. Ashland is lucky to have men of that caliber in pub
“ Stars and Stripes,” European theater edition carried a story in the
T H E Y ’RE
UNEXPECTED
Phone 2-1496
1180 Oak St.
criticism than they usually get.
"Let George do it,” is a favorite way of running a municipality,
but if George does it, he can-be sure of one thing, that the majority
of individuals who were so willing to let him do it, are out to tack
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A c c u /e i& S
don't Knock
SA LE TA K ES PLACE AT
has advanced, in one direction or another.
Men who give up their time to serve their fellow men are few and
far between. Men who will spend as much time as the majority of the
members of the present city council on city business, at as small a
return as those men receive, deserve much more credit, and much less
ing place.
343 E. Muin — A shland. Ore.
on vases, pottery nov
elty glassware, figur
ines.
HAYNES IS READY FOR THE
YULTETIDE WITH
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
NORTH MAIN HARDWARE
Shop early and lay aw ay those treasured
gifts for your fam ily and friends.
89 North Main
HAYNES JEWELRY
Phone 5101
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A shland, Oregon