4
VZte
Formerly The
Southern Oregon
Miner
$3 per Year
2 Year* tor $5
ASMI A M ). IA< K M )\ C O U N T Y . OREGON
Stiles To Preach
Thirty Schools
Expect To Attend
invitational Meet
IN S T A L L A T IO N OF NEW
TR A N SM ITTER COM PLETED
W IL L BE H ELD AT SOC
G YM M ARCH 5. G. 7, & 8
.¿ > * « * ^
Thursday, February 27, 1947
Grizzlies Have Two
Left; Elks & SOC Out
With but two qame» re
maining to be played in the
1947 basketball series the
tempt to pull a few chestnuts
Ashland Grizzlies w ill at-
out of the fire here Tuesday
when they play Grants Pass
at the Jr. High gymnasium,
and again Friday when they
meet Grants Pass at Grants
Pass. Grants Pass has won
both previous games.
The SOC raiders lost out
on a trip to Kansas City
when they lost Tuesday to
Linfield. 70 to 55. with but
two losses in 25 starts and
neither loss to Linfield the
Raiders were favored in pre
game dope.
Chico State w ill meet the
Raiders here this weekend.
Ashland Elks also lost
Tuesday on a chance to enter
sAAU tourney. Ashley Chev
rolet won in a game played
in Medford. 64 to 40. It was
the deciding game of the
District 9 finals to determine
what clubs would go to Port
land for the finals.
Good Jobs
-01
" ‘T
Voi. 13, No. 51
Two Credit Bureaus
Will Operate Locally
R E T A IL TRADES BUREAU
A ND SOUTHERN OREGON
BUREAUS TO OPEN
Bond Replaces Dunn
S tu d en t' and faculty of S o u th
ern Oregon College will play host
At Plaza Market
O perating un d er the Auspices
to basketball players from high
G H. Bond, A shland becam e of the R etail T rades B ureau of
tin- new pai t ow ner of the Plaza the C ham ber of Com m erce a cre
schools m Coos, C urry, Douglas,
m eat m ark et it was announced d it bureau is to be in stalled in
Harney .Jackson, Jefferson, Jo se
this week by Ben Dunn, who
phine. K lam ath and Lake co u n
has sold Ins sh are of the m arket. A shland in the n ear fu tu re accord
ties at tbe IVtli A nnual B asketball
F ran k B arthouse and Bond will ing to plans w orked out this week
T ournam ent to be held in the
o p erate the m ark et which is lo by H ugh M cK eever and m em bers
week.
cated next to the Plaza G rocery ol R etail T rades bureau.
SOC gym nasium on M arch 5, 6,
R einholdt, who retu rn ed T ues
at 57 N orth Main.
day from u business trip to P o rt
7, and II .Invitations have been
In ad d ition to the R etail Trades
land w here lie conferred with
Bond has been in the m eat cred it bureau Mrs. A nne Gorby
extended to more than fifty class
F ederal C om m unication C om m is
business in A shland for three of the C red it B ureau of S o u th ern
B" high schools in S o u th ern O re
sion officials and equipm ent sup
years having w orked in th e G ro O regon announced th a t they are
gon and N orthern C alifornia. S ix
ply executives, stated th a t u per
ceteria and the Plaza previously. plan n in g to open an A snland
teen entries have been received
iod of 10 days was usually re
¡Before com ing to A shland he branch M onday m orning in the
at present time. T hirty schools are
q u ired to test equipm ent and
worked as a butcher in Los A n A shland hotel building.
Evanqelitt J. E. Stiles, who will expected to enter. Harold Bishop,
m easure antennae.
geles; Y akim a, W ashington, and
Physicial E ducation D irtctor a t
The office will be in charge of
N orth Dakota.
R esults of th e testing are re begin a serial of meetings Sun SOC will direct the tournam ent.
Win. M yers, Joyce B atem an will
ported to the FCC and perm is day, March 2. at the Assembly of
Dunn m ade no announcem ent be secretary. D uring the tw o
R. W McNeal, in stru cto r at
sion is requested to program test, God.
Concerning his fu tu re plans.
S outhern Oregon, originated the
years 1940 to 42 th e agency o p er
R einholdt said. A fter this p erm is
invitational tourney in 1928 and
ated a cred it bureau in A shland
sion has been received the stat
it was continued by H ow ard H.
which, according to Mrs. G orby
ion can proceed w ith regular
Obson and Jea n E b erh art d u rin g
was closed because of lack of
program testing on regular sch e
the tim e they w ere in charge of
help. However, Mrs. G orby p o in t
dules for a period of 30 days. On
athletics at S outhern O regon Col STANDARD CLEANERS
ed out th at the A shland accounts
conclusion of tin- 30 day program
lege. Al Sim pson, p resen t R aider SPORT NEW SIGN
and files had been k ep t in the
test period the FCC determ ines
coach, will assist Mr. Bishop.
S tandard Cleaners, operated by
M edford office and th a t during
A. R. M ottner, m anager ol the , The first gam«' will be called I. R. B arksdale and Arch B ark s
w h eth er or not to Issue a license.
the 30 years of o p eratio n the
T
eachers’
salaries
throughout
R einholdt also stated that an o V arsity th e a te r for the* past two for W ednesday afternoon, M arch dale,
installed
sidew
,
.
, a new
_,
. . „ alk
state w ill be raised consider- M edford office had served the
th er tran scrip tion service had years announced this week ihdt j 5, an d each team will play in the slgn
W ednesday. The in s ta lla -1 ably next y ear over the $2305 A shland area.
been added to the station's s e r effective M arch 1, he was resign first round on th a t day. Team s
T he A shland C redit bureau
the painting was done by ¡average salary received this year,
vices. In ad d ition to the World ing ills position w ith the Lippert playing in the finals will play R. M. DeMille.
according to Joseph L. F ad er of w hich will be o p erated u n d er the
B roadcasting com pany’s tra n s th eater interests. R ert K ennerson, five games.
A shland, p resid en t of th e Jack - auspices of the C ham ber of C om
cription service the station has Honolulu, Hawaii, will take Mot-
Team trophies for First, Second,
son C ounty Division of th e O re m erce will be in charge of a staff
signed a co n tract w ith C apitol tn e r’.s place.
Third, F ourth, and Fifth places
w hich is being assem bled this
gon E ducation Association.
which will perm it a w ider v a r
M ottner who was with George will be aw arded to the w inning
Inform ation received from the w eek according to Wm. Healy,
iety of recorded music.
A. H unt theaters in Medford prior team s. Each m em ber of the w in
state association indicates a con-j secretary of the C ham ber of Com
Two o p erato r announcers were to com ing to A shland, m ade no ning team will receive a m edal,
tinued u p w ard trend, F ad er s a id .' m erce. Once the local agency is
added to the staff this week, statem en t concerning his future the m em bers of the all sta r team
S ta rtin g salaries of $2400 or m ore fully organized and in operation
Tom B rucanovitch and C harles plans o ther than to say that he will receive ribbons and the o u t
West Coast trailwVys will be per y ear for teachers w ith bache- 1 it w ill apply for affiliation w ith
Field will be on hand when the intends to stay in Ashland. Be standing player of the to u rn a perm itted to operate in trastate lo r’s degrees hav e already been I the N ational C redit bureaus.
statio n reopens.
fore going into the th eate r busi m ent will receive one aw ard.
Bus Service in the S tate of Ore- adopted by school boards in Red-
Roland Parks, district com m is e on according „ to L a judgem ent
ness in 1942 M ottner was with
morid Salem , B eaverton, A storia
, Tnond,
Mason, E hrm an Co., Medford. Hi sioner of officials will be in landed dow n F eb ru ary 25 by and Pendleton. S alary schedule
Renzema Will Sing
resides w ith his wife and tw o ‘charge of the officials
Oregon P ublic U tilities commis- adoptions w ill be determ in ed by
According to Bishop the to u r woner George H. Flagg.
Here With Quartet
children. Danny and Donna at
' m ost school boards th ro u g h o u t. A 1:30 p.m. dessert w ill be s e r
n am en t is strictly invitatio n al
The com pany, which now o p e r -, the state w ith in the next m onth i ved to the ladies of the A shland
Raym ond Kenzema, A shland, 164 Van Ness in Ashland.
The ru ral teachers of J a c k s o n ! S tudy club at th eir n ex t m eeting
K ennerson, who lias been with and has no bearing on the dis ates in terstate service only will
will ap p ear w ith the N orthw est
C h ristian college Male Q uartet an air line in Honolulu, was a s trict or S tate "B" cham pionship. have until M arch 15 to file its C ounty have recom m ended a w hich will be held at the hom e of
S atu rd ay night w hen they appear sociated with L ippert theaters Is is concerned p rim arily w ith so proposed schedule and tariffs, m inim um of $2700 and stand Mrs. J. W. McCoy on N orth Main.
cial education ra th e r than \ '1th The order perm ittin g the hauling strongly u nited behind this re- It will be guest day for th e S tudy
at the C hurch of C hrist in an prior to the war.
the determ ination of cham p io n of b e tw e e n towns passengers in com m endation according to Mrs club.
evening of m usic The program
ship clubs This is the sam e basis Gr^gon is effective on th at date. H arriet KitemiUee. S a la ry -Com-
will liegin at U 0 p.m. in Uiu old
Mrs. W alter R edford will be in
on which it was founded by P ro
According to W. C Simpson, m ittee ch airm an for the group.
building at the corner of Second
charge of refreshm ents. She will
fessor McNeal, and w hich it func-i G eneral traffic m anager, it is the
te I B street
M edford and A shland teachers be assisted by Mrs. R obert Dodge,
tioned on w hen it was operated intention of the com pany to ftir- are w orking on salary schedules Mrs. H allie Endicott, Mrs. L. G.
Renzem a is the son of Mrs.
M att S ears of S ears Electric, by Hobson and E berhart.
| nish A shland w ith freq u en t in tra to recom m end to th eir re sp e c tiv e ! Sharyon, Mrs. I. F Andres, and
Anna Renzemn
399 East Main, announced this
Bishop pointed out th at alii state bus service as soon as equip- boards which will have m inim um J Mrs. G. M. Frost,
week th at as an added service to Class B high school b a s k e tb a ll, ' m ent perm its.
req u irem en ts of $2400 or b e tte r,” I A t th e m eeting „ of th e stu d y
Miss Shannon Loans custom
ers of his store, a radio clubs in S outhern O regon and j I The present A shland term inal F ad er stated.
...................
club
w hich was held this week
re p a ir service had been installed. northern C alifornia counties had I for W est Coast T railw ays is the
Clippings To Taylor The
a
t th e hom e of Mrs. L eland Linn,
Rudio rep air section will be been invited, regardless of th e; ¡Steakhouse, owned and operated
The "S teakhouse” has put on Mrs. R obert Dodge spoke o n .th e
Miss C leo S h a n n o n f Jackson- u n d er the personal supervision of playing calibre of the team .
i by Tex Harris. Flagg ordered a new front. Tex needed the addi- 'm odes and custom s of E lizab e th
ille, te a c h e r of hi tory and a I W alter G illette, who w asT orinerly
¡Trailw ays to provide off street |tio n al roorn to keep up w ith his an days w ith p a rtic u la r em phasis
m em ber of Phi A lp h a T h e ta , th e ¡w ith the Veil W alker com pany
(and undercover loading and u n , increasing business.
placed on the background as it
n a tio n a l h o n o ra ry h isto ry f r a te r ¡of Medford
loading facilities at m ajor points j Russell H erbert of H erberts p ertain s to S h ak esp erian p la y :.
n ity , has lo an ed Dr. A rth u r S.
G illette will have at his dispo-1
' along the route.
¡G rocery is back East visiting and
A short topic, “E arly H istory cf
T ay lo r of the S outhern Oregon sal one of the most com plete re- '
No
statem
en
t
hus
been
m
ade
as
.m eeting his lady friend from T ran sp o rtatio n in th e W est," w a ;
College history d ep a rtm en t a pair shops in this urea. A com- '
yet concerning loading and un- Rome, Italy.
given by Mrs. Elda A nderson.
valuable collection of old new s plete p arts stock will be carried.
oading f: cillties in Ashland.
Mrs. McCoy is p resid en t of the
paper clippings dealing w ith some Equipm ent available includes the
A shland people contributed a
I organization.
in terestin g aspects of th e early I latest in precision testing equip- total of $1625.17 in the 1947 March
Mrs, O. Jo rd an of C hiloquin
I
history of the A m erican West. ' m ent. The shop has a com plete of Dimes cam paign, V erne Sm ith, has been visitng at Rose K errigan
SHARYON REMODELING
Included are some of the original technical library available for re Jackson county chairm an for the home on Beach street retu rn ed to
PORTION OF HOME
accounts of the fam ous M ountain search.
I National F oundation for Infantile . K lam ath Count!'.
L. G. Sharyon, d istrib u to r in
M eadow M assacre th at took place
¡P aralysis reported at a m eeting
Ray (Red) H arpham has re
this area for Davies clothing, is
in U tah in 1859. Those interested
, of polio w orkers held at the Hotel tu r n e d from O akland, C alifornia
S tating the fact th at local pre- . rem odeling a portion of his hom e
in A m erican historical docum ents
Holland in M edford last T h u rs after visiting his parents.
sidents
officers of P a re n t on G resham so th at he will hav?
m ay exam ine the clippings a t the
day night.
Chas. E. (Ted) C rippen form er T eacher's and
organizations w ere re- an office av ailab le for his client-:,
S O C . history d ep a rtm en t offices.
I Sm ith, who m ade an official re- S.O.C. stu d en t is back from a sponsible for th e success or fail- 1 The fo rm er fro n t porch is bein ;
Jones Jew elers which
cli. has been ¡port to Eugene Hall, O regon re- trip south.
ure of the organization Mr.s glassed in. a firtex ceiling is be-
si
lo p erated in A shland Since
1936; p resen tativ c of the foundation,
Mr. B irdsall form erly of South- W illiam Healy, ch airm an of the in 8 installed and it will be a sep
¡w ill close its doors at 65 N orth stated that the net for the county ern C aliforna has ju st com pleted
fo u n d er’s day p rogram i n - , a ra te u n it of th e house,
I M ain on M arch 1st according to of Jackson was $14,443,05. Ralph his new hom e 671 Beach street. PTA
troduced at th e T hu rsd ay m e e tin g !
Boyd Jones, p artn e r in tlie busi- Sw eeney, tre a su re r of the drive. Mrs, B irdsall and son flew to i
V.O.N. S m ith, Mrs. C harles ‘
• ness.
pointed out th a t this total would Medford by plane and are now : Mrs.
usuctt, Mrs. C. L. B ergstrom , i
| Reason for the closure was giv- be increased som ew hat by several ¡busy arranging the home furnish- M
Mrs, E tta Schilling, and Mrs. H .'
C huri i of C hrist basketball en as the Illness of J. B. Jones, sm all contributions w hich are vet Ings,
H. E lhart. past p residents w h o d
team w alked off w ith cham pion
to
be
banked,
G
uy
Bates
form
erly
w
ith
Me-1
1485 Siskiyou, sen
w ere present. Several oth ers w ere
ship h o v r in the YMCA C hurch ' ior p a rtn e r in the jew elry store
The net total in 1946 for Jack- N° ir Bros and now of S pokane.,
le a g u e finals held S aturday night w hich form erly operated in the son county was $5,885.57, and the~ W ashington spent the day here. not at the m eeting.
Perm ission to raise gas rate
O thers in troduced inclu d e d,
a t the J u n io r high school gym na Peil building.
180% increase placed Jnckson
Mrs. W innie Dye of East Main
in A shland and o th er S outhern
sium w hen they defeated the i J. B. Jones cam e to Ashland county am ong the first t h r e e ' s,reet *s recovering from a recent M rs C. A. H eath, a ch a rte r m em Oregon com m unities was grantee’
ber of the local organization. Mrs.
F riends church of T alent, 31 to 11. from Safford, Arizona in the '30s counties in the state for per capita illness,
to the C alifornia Pacific U tilities
U ndefeated throughou t t h e ' and had been engaged in the increase honors in total am ount I G ene H astings of the Elks Bar- C, M. Bailey, Mrs. Elmo S te v e n com pany by th e P ublic U tilities
son,
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
P
eters,
p
resi
season the C hurch of C hrist c l u b , w atch rep air and jew elry busi
donated.
her Shop staff is spending a few den ts of the th ree units in the com m ission of Oregon re p re se n t
has a record of six wins. Roy I ness since th a t time.
ed by G eorge H. Flagg, afte r a
com m unity.
Rogers scored 15 and Donald I Boyd Jones plans to work i n I ' H erb Fischborn was A shland days in P ortland, Oregon,
Mrs.
Healy
also
spoke
briefly
of
seri£
s of h ea rin Ks held last week
chairm
an
for
the
d
rive
w
hich
was
i
Mr,
and
Mrs,
M
organ
of
th<
G resham 10, to m ake most of the M edford w ith G rabow jew elers,
clim axed by a dance sponsored College Inn A uto C ourt are now the “ Founders of the PTA Phoebe at Roseburg, M edford, and Kla-
points for the team during S a t - 1 as a w atchm aker.
’
by the BPOE,
resting in th eir new qu arters.
A pperson H earst and Alice
Mc m ath Falls.
u rd av 's game.
The new rates, which becam e
L
ellan
B
irney.
A
candle
lighting
T alen t Friends placed second in
effective F eb ru ary 2 4 w e r e
cerem
ony
w
hich
was
particip
ated
league standings w ith four w in s ,
in by Mrs. R. E. Van Vleet, Mrs. b ro u g h t ab out by rising costs.
and tw o losses. The C ongregation
Stevenson, Mrs. P eters,
Mrs. E xpenses incurred through rising
al C hurch tied for third place in I
¡R
ichard
Cam
pbell,
Mrs.
L.
R. freight costs, g re ater payrolls, in
B
eginning
Sunday,
March
2,
league standings the hard way |
creased depreciation, increased
¡Hunt.
Mrs.
J.
M.
B
aker,
and
Mrsi
w hen they took a tw o point vic E vangelist J. E. Stiles will hold a
p ro p erty taxes, and replacing
I
H
ealy
sym
bolized
the
se
v
e
n
tory from the N nzarene church series of m eetings at the A ssem
points of PTA: Ideals, Hope. Cour eq u ip m en t destroyed in a disas
S atu rd ay night giving both clubs bly of God, 485 Siskiyou, the R ev
tro u s fire at K lam ath Falls, all
th ree wins and th ree losses. H e n -, erend G ordon Lindsay announc-
w ith Lt Co, H arold Jordan, the boys in th e class perform ed ¡age, C o-operation, Wisdom, D ili of w hich would b rin g about an
gence.
and
C
om
radeship.
Blue
ry Metz and W alter McCoy w ere
w eight m anipulations, ba>- bell
o p eratin g loss of $45,093.74 to the
yellow candles w ere used.
high scorers for the C ongregation-I AcconRng to Lindsay the m in- adJu ta n t of, A sh,a" d Post N»' 14' dem onstrations, Indian club e x ¡and
| Mrs. V.O.N. S m ith and Mrs. com pany if rate revisions w ere
istry
of
Stiles
is
unique
in
that
1
A
m
erican
Legion,
counting
cad-
al team S atu rd ay .
ercises, rope skipping, and spring |C. L, Wolfe poured at the S ilver not allowed.
In the o th er gam e S atu rd ay the often so m uch in t e r y t is created ence, m em bers of the post m arch- hand gripping.
No protests concerning
the
tea which was p art of th e cere
P resb y terian team won from the in his w ork th at his c a m p a ig n s|ed from the A m erican Legion
raise in rates w ere en tered at any
Wj
h A h . , , A fter h the review of training m onies of the 50th an n iv ersary of the th ree hearings.
M ethodists 19 to 3. H arvey Woods last for several weeks. He h a s . h a „
p re tu rn ed to the of F o u n d er’s day. R efreshm ents
.
m
.
scored 9 to lead the P resbyterians. ju st recently com pleted an eight , ,
here D istrict Vice w ere served by Mrs. Jack Z itter-
evening
Legion
hall
w
nere
week
cam
paign
in
P
o
rtlan
d.
Armory
Tuesday
The P resb y terian club placed
C om m ander H arry P inkerton in
fourth in league standings and the w here the pastor of the church w heie, in lieu oi a re g u la r m eet- vited the m em bers to C entral ' cob, Mrs. Jacob W eitzel. Mrs.
M argaret M iller. Mrs. Hugh Mc-
review ed CoTon-
M ethodist team ended up in the w here he preached stated. "T he i g r o u p
Point on M arch 10 for the initia ¡K eever, Mrs. H enry Metz, and
Preston
m
eeting
was
by
far
the
most
sue-;®/
J
*
’®
sV>
n
j
y
^
t
'b
u
r
y
s
scien-
cellar w ith only the deacon and
Reseeding of the fairw ays and
cessful th at has ever been held in J/R® body y 1 building class which is tion and installation of the Rogue Mrs. Peters. The cake was d eco r
fi losses to show for the season.
ated by Mrs. Metz.
held on Mi
M onday, W ednesday and Valley W om en’s Post.
placing of a top dressing on th e
D uring the season the team s his ch u rch .”
Eight dollars was co lh ale d at .greens is p resen tly being done at
N om inations for officers for
high scoring m en were: Roy Rog-1 L indsay said th at the m eetings F riday nights at the A rm ory,
The classes, w hich are for boys Post No, 14 will be held at the the Silver tea. A report was m ade .th e A shland Golf course u n d er
ers. C hurch of C hrist: H enry Metz would begin at 7:30 p.m. and con-
C ongregational: Ronald H otchkiss tinui each night except S aturday. of all ages, w ere developed by last m eeting in April and the on the rum m age sale th a t $66.32 th e direction of Don M cW hirter.
W aterbury from the physical in first m eeting in May according to had been grossed. M em bers p re A crew of six men, tw o trucks,
Talenl F riends: K ent Bavne. Nnz
struction
courses w hich he d ev Phil S tansbury, com m ander Ele sent voted $5.00 for cups and $25 - and a tra c to r are engaged in d isc
W
alter
J.
K
errigan
and
Mrs
aren e: and H arvey Woods, P re s
K errigan attended the Funeral eloped for use In A rm y physical ctions will he held at the second 00 tow ard scholarship fund.
ing th e fairw ay s and preparing
byterian.
Corsages w ere presented to th e course for play this sum m er
O ver 150 people w itnessed the services of Judge Robert B unnell train in g program s during World m eeting in May,
R efreshm ents were served bv presidents. p..st presidents. Mrs. i A ccording to Wm. Healy, sec
C ham pionship '’.''me« S aturday nt the W hitlock funeral parloi- W ar II,
Legionnaires
observed
a
n
d
a
com
m ittee including Jak e Lohr. Heath and Mrs. Wolfe, . the . pre- re ta ry of th e C ham ber of Com-
in
K
lam
ath
Falls,
S
atu
rd
ay
after-
_
night. Mark B alfour, Lewis L a n
ger, Bill Bissell, George Bales, noon and are now at th eir home com m ented highly on the instant- Emil K roeger, O tto Peterson, Or- sen tatio n was m ade by Mrs. H ea-lm erce the course will be ready
Testing <»f an ten n ae mid eq u ip
m e n t a t Ktuilmi K W IN , tin- Hogue
valley
b ro a d c a stin g
c o m p a n y 'r
A alilund e lu tio n , w ill b eg in M arch
•I, Hob K oinholilt* s ta tio n n ia n a g
e r , a n n o u n c e d to d ay . T ia n s n u lte i
an d e q u ip m e n t ru ck s a n ' p r e s e n t
ly b ein g in sta lle d a n d co m p le tio n
o l in sta lla tio n I e x p e c te d by next
1
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KWIN May Begin
Testing March 6
Stm thtbM , Ó ieao *.
Mottner Resigns
Theatre Position
I
Pedant’s Salaries
To Rise in 1948
Trailways Wins
nterstate Case
Study Club Group
Will Have Dessert
Sears Opens New
Service This Week
Ashland March of
Dimes Nets $1625
Local Presidents
Honored At Tea
Jones Jewelers
Ceases Business
Church of Christ
League Champions
Gas Company Gets
Go Sign On Raise
Evangelist Stiles
To Hold Meetings
Legionnaires Observe Got
Waterbury's Boys Group
Golf Course Will
Be Reseeded
and Bill Weber officiated.
on Beach street.
aneous response to directions as i ville Maifild, and Stansbury.
ly.
for play this summer.