Southern Oregon New» Review, Thursday, February i j , 1747
SOUTHERN
OREGON
NEW S R E V IE W
Published every Thursday by
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
Asldund, Oregon
137 East M am Street
C arryl H. Wines and W endell D. Lawrence, PubU»tiers
W E N D E L L L A W R E N C E , Editor
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash
land, Oregon, February 15, (935, under the act of Congress et
March 3, 1379.
Continuous Yield
If you re interested in forest lands, timber, and the future of the
lumber industry you'll tind Lyle F. 'X att’s annual report full ot mean
mg. Chief Forester 'X att’s made his report to Clinton 1’. Anderson,
secretary ot agriculture, but it is available at the offices of the United
States Forest service in Ashland, it you're at all interested in perusing it
Watts points out that the tree-farm movement which started in the
Pacific Northwest is spreading and that leaders in the forest industries
realize that timber supplies tor the future must be grown.
"All forest lands must be kept productive in order to insure future
users a continuous supply ot timber," Watts stated. 1 his can be done
only by cooperation between the timber owners, the logging interests,
and the National Forest officials.
In Oregon, where the second largest industry is lumbering, and parti
cularly in Ashland, where a mayor share ot the town's payroll conies
from the logging industry it is ot the utmost importance that a con
tinuous yield be obtained from the producing lumber areas which sur
round the community.
Any individual who is interested in the matter can obtain a copy of
the report from the Department of Agriculture, >X ashmgton, D. C. or
can read the report in the office of Harold Thomas, forest ranger for
the Ashland District.
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A College Town
Is Ashland a college town?— Could be. That "could be” carriers a note
of frustration. The Siskiyou, official bi-monthlv newspaper of the As
sociated Students of SOC editorialized about Ashland’s "could be col
lege town plight this week in the following fashion:
i “Pastor and W ife’s
N ight” to Be Feb. 17
The dinner was served in (he
W illiam
Webei poured at tir
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce
Brower home on Central Street,
table. The fellow sh ip hum closei
and was in honur of «he birthdays Entertain Choir
w ith the sin gin g of hymn« and i
DF. G. W. Bruce announced uf Dr. Bruce and Mr. Billings.
Dr. und Mrs. G. W Bruce en iprayc r by Dr Urne«
from hi« pulpit last Sunday morn
tertained choir members and -
N O T IC E
ing the request that every memb
their
husbands and wives at a fel
er and friend of the chureh will R E L A T IV E T O C IT Y ASSESS -
towahip-dinnei
Sunday evening, 1 1
M IN T S .
please reserve the evening of
Early this month notices ware February 9th, ut the parsonage on 1■
February ,7th. for a surprise fel
IN S l’RANCE
lowship time at the church. This sent to property owners relative Laurel Street. Supper was served
is to be known as “Pastor and to charges for street paving and at 7 P. M. in the dining room of
Wife's Night", and w ill offer en sewers on behalf of the City
the parsonage, from a table decor
tertainment, surprises, informa Ashland.
The Notices gave February Hth uted with valentine colors, and
tion, instruction. Complete details
STA N D A R D f TÌMPANI»’
of the event are with held until 1947, as the final date for paying centered with u howl of red and
yellow carnations. Lighted tapers
the guests arrive that evening. such assessments in cash.
This period has been extended in varied colored glass contain
All members and friends of the
S-.
to February 25th, 1947.
ers were placed about the rooms
church are invited.
It should be understood that which were decorated with pussy
.1. F. EMMETT
BROWER HOME IS SCENE
where it is inconvenient (or any willows, Cinerara, and o t h e i (
39 East Main — Ph. 7866
OF BIRTHDAY PARTY
pioperty owner to pay for said spring blossoms
Miss Voda Brower, and Mr». improvement in cash, that late
Mrs. Frank Davis und Mrs
Maude Marske entertained at they will be given an opportunity
dinner on Friday evening, Feb. to pay for same under the Ban
7th., Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Bruce, croft Act. with twenty semi-annu
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings. al assessments, at 0 * interest on
unpaid balances. This right
I given to those whos assessments
are over $25.00.
P R E -S P R IN G
Where property involved has
j been sold in whole or in part to
i other parties than to whom Not
! ice was sent, kindly notify the
City Superintendent ut telephone
4531, or call at his office at the
City warehouse.
Some questions have arisen as
W AR SURPLUS A N D HARD
to whether the properly owners
TO G E T H A R D W A R E IT E M S
will be assessed for repairs to
pavement and sew er in the tut
ure. In answer to this, it has a l
F lig h t Boot», ■heopskia lined.
ways been the policy ot the City
woro 30.95
$ 5 . 5 0 administration to maintain an
Now
improvement, once It has been in
Fleece Lined Coat»
stalled, except in the case of con
W ere 319.50
crete sidewalks, repairs to which
$ 1 6 . 9 5 have been left with the property
N ow
owner.
A few A rm y A ll Wool
All payments for paving and
Blanket« left. «till
sewer should be made at the of
A vailab le
5 4 . 9 5 fice of the City Recorder.
Eire - Auto - Theft
at
WM. M
B R IG G S ,
City Attorney
Flying Is Simple and Safe
The Top Sport of the Day
Hdw. HERSHEY’S
AUCTION
North
Phone 5101
"Southern Oregon College is situated at the southern end of Siskiyou 89 N o rth M a in
Ashland, Oregon
Boulevard in Ashland.” Most of the students at SOC could give you
these directions if you wanted to know where their school was located.!
They could give even a fairly accurate description of the town of which
it is a part. They shop in its stores, attend its theaters and bowl in its
bowling alley but they let it be known most emphatically that the
stores, restaurants and theaters of Klamath Falls, Grants Pass, or Med
ford are much superior to these which necessity forces them to frequent
The greater share of the students are transients, detained somewhat re
luctantly in Ashland. They make little effort to become a part of the
town in which they live.
Many residents of Ashland are interested in the college and its wel
fare and are able to help students in many ways but they can do so only
if the students want that help. Southern Oregon expects the townspcopl«
to back their teams .attend their plays and applaud any successes which
individuals may attain, but what do many students give in return?
Naturally to most students, the hometown is the best place in the
world; but could there not be a »second best place?
M en end Boysi
This town is home to the college and could easily be home to the col
Shorts, fu ll elastic waist
lege students. Can not students adopt it, enter into its affairs, be inter
49c and 79c
ested in its improvements, learn to know its citizens and become a part
G ripp er Short«, extra q u ality
not only o f the college, but also of the college community."
Elqht hours of instruction and
you can fly alone
Dual instruction
95.00 por half hour
Each Wednesday
L E T S G E T F L Y IN G N O W A T
at
If You're Short
A S H L A N D FLYING SERVICE
7t00 P. M.
1100 Oak SL
Farm Salea A Specialty
Lei
Solo F lying
53.50 per half hour
Governm ent supervised
Pilots and Pianos
A cross Bear Creak
on Oak Street
Phone 2-1406
METZ
Shirt You
Colotry Metal
Moldings
Tho Standard Trim
for household usos
broadcloth, men'«
99c
If the students at SOC are conscious of the fact that possibly the
Fine Ribbed Cotton U n d e r
community could be more college conscious if the students would en
shirts 39c and 49c
ter into the spirit of the town a bit more it's also possible that the
Complata L in e of Man's
community could become more conscious of the college.
Q u ality Hosiery
If necessity does force the students at the college to trade in Ash- I
35c to 59c
land, and if they are not happy about shopping in Ashland, the fault
A nklets for every m ember of
lies with those of us who are making a living in Ashland, not with the
The F a m ily
students. If our stores, theaters, and places of recreation would make a
Pastel shades to d ark
determined, definite attempt to satisfy the collegiate buyer’s wants
25c to 49c
it’s entirely possible that the attitude which is stated in the Siskiyou’s
editorial, "they let it be known most emphatically that the stores, res
taurants, and theatres of Klamath Falls, Grants Pass, or Medford are
much superior to those which necessity forces them to frequent,” could
METZ
be overcome.
If Ashland did make a determined attempt to make Ashland a shop
ping center for Southern Oregon’s collegians, we’re sure that the colle
gians would soon feel that the best clothes, the best restaurants, and
the best places of recreation were to be found in Ashland.
Catering to the college trade would soon mean that Ashland people
would become proud of the way the Ashland stores were able to satis
fy their needs and a lot of buying which today takes place in other
Rust proof, stainless
Lmaleam & Shade
Shop
13 O ak S t
•
Ashland. Oregon
Linoleum Laying
• Floor Coverings
• New and Used Furniture
• Venetian Blinds
• Stoves and Ranges
Do the job quicker
moro attractively.
Company
37 N o rth M ain Telephone 00311
Carl P. Wysong
M W
FRAZIER
aid
Mill Wood
FvolOil
Phone ,75:
On the klasa
Jones Jeweiers
Precision R epairing
Jewelry
N o rth P la in
05 N. M ain
Anybody knows that the best
bikes and the bast bike repairs
are at . . .
0. R. Edwards
B IC Y C L E A N D R E P A IR S H O P
Ashland
343 East M ain
For
fine
developing
214 Eaat Main Kt.
Ashland
/U itr lliiiiu m
SHUCKS . . .
WARDROBE CLEANERS
memory.
Memory Lane Studio
zpt
Gunter Fuel Go.
4th St.
your
and Prin tin g try . . .
ttßiSÄi
Phone 21101
Office Phono 7791
Residence L ith ia H otel. 3011
M r. and Mrs. K eley Sm ith
It's Easy when you have photographs to
21047
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M edford. Oregon
Phone 5241
N ULCERS
EXCESS ACID
[sold (or r o te i of
le g te « (n m M i
at
H U F F M A N ’S
Is N o w
Associated W ith
and make them water repellent
B i miles north ot city lim its
On H ighw ay 99
P. O, Box 173
lo r M W il M Y ss W OI g
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R eal E state B roker
A. F. W alter Kresse,
M. D.
Let us SECCO your outer garments
Tuffs & Currier Equipi Co.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
On the Plaaa.
Medical B uilding, Ashland
Service D irect to Loggers
C A L L US
Simpson Hardware
S ID E P H A R M A C Y
Chas. Haines, M. D.
10 H. P. Weight 100 lbs. with 5 ft.
Blade and Chain Complete
S A L E S — P A R T S — S E R V IC E
cities would take place in Ashland.
Monuments
Buras
TITAN CHAIN SAWS
A L S O M IS C E L L A N E O U S L O G G IN G S U P P L IE S
$1.00
144 E. M ain
Now Available
Ashland, Oregon
From where I s it... / / Jo e M a rsh
That Ring
Around the Bathtub
Jeb Crowell blew Me top the
• t ie r day. Seems that for weeks
he’s been frying to get his young-
•tors to scrub out the bathtub after
usbg It. And this night lie sees
two rings around it—one where
young Sonny left off, and another
shoot Pinky’s level.
Re rave« and rants—and takes
it out on tho missus for her lack
of discipline. And later that eve
ning he sees her quietly polishing
tho hardwood table that’s right
by his chair. She’s removing the
rings he’s left there with his eve
ning glass of beer!
Front now on, Jeb’s careful to
put his glass down on the table
cover—like the missus does. And
I hear he’s a little more forgiving
about rings around the bathtub.
Just keeps on patiently reminding.
From where I sit, there are little
annoyances in every family —con
flicting habits and opinions in
every community. A little patience
a little more "forgive and let
live” la the only antidote.
CepyrffAt, 1947, Väitti Staiti Hr tu in Foun Juliaa
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