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NEWS REVIEW
ASIII A M ). |Ai KSON (O U N T Y , OKI GON
3.00 P E R Y E A R
Methodist Church
Scene of Easter
Choir Concert
uw»»/
a/
Parking Meters To
Make Appearance
Plans for Church
OKed By Members
Construction Begins
1 on SOC Dorm
Good Job» a M o n th
U . S. A rm y
I horsday, A p ril j , 1947
Voi.
SELBY CHEVROLET CO.
HAS NEW SHOP MANAGER
W. E H ulshof of A lbany, O re
gon sta rte d his new duties as
shop m anager of Selby C hevro
let com pany, April 1.
Hul.shot cam e to A shland from
A lbany w here he has been em
ployed as shop m anager. Mr. Hul-
shof’s wife and tw o children, a
boy and girl, will join him in
A shland as soon as the children's
school is out in A lbany.
N o. 4
“ Soda” Organized
To Dispense Auto
Anu Information
The first load o f lum ber was
unloaded this week on the site
M otorist» in A shland w ill
for the new girls dorm itory at the
A rchitect's plans for the new
Oregon college cam pus,
soon beqin d ig g in g fo r n ic k
C hurch ol C hrist, w hich were Southern
els and pennies w h en they
presented to the congregation lust by the B. &. K. construction com
of San Francisco.
S unday m orning by the building pany
seek p a rk in g
spaces alonq
This
itory w hen com plet-
O. J. B JO R LIE WILL
com m ittee, were accepted by the I ed will dorm
D e v e lo p m e n t of S outhern
M a in street. T h e C ity C o u n
house eig h ty -fo u r girls,
DIRECT CHOIR CONCERT
m
em
bers
of
the
church.
The
new
O regon Is O b ject of
J and will have a dining room.
cil Tuesday
n ig h t directed
building will be erected on th e This dining room will also be us
F o u rth O f J u ly F ete
F ifteen musicul num bers prv-
C ity
su p e rin te n d e n t E lm e r
site of the old at Second and B ed by the boys in th e veterans
i iiteii uiulei tu<' dirccu o n <>1 O.
O rganization ol the S outhern
Bieqel to study the various
streets.
J. U joiiie, vocal n u iru c io i nl the
dorm itory. It will be built so that Rev. Earl Downing
O
regon
D evelopm ent Association
E.
II.
McGee
is
ch
a
irm
an
of
th<
types
of
m
eters
and
m
ake
a
Ahiuund schools, will be heura
th e housing capacity can be in
ano
a
planned
scientific program
building
com
m
ittee
and
the
o
th
er
.Sunday evening a I <:4a p.m. at
Says Final Rites
reco m m en d ation at the c o un
to 160.
to induce industries into this
m em bers include: J. A. P utm an. creased
uie F irst M ethodist churcn ut the
Buildings
purchased
by
the
cil m eetin g A p r il 15 a> to
The R everend Earl D owning of area w ere announced by William
Kelcy Sm ith, G eorge C h e w, college from the W ar Assets a d
annual E aster conceit ot m e A sh
the C hurch of C h rist delivered Healy, ex ecutive secretary of the
w h ich typ e is most satisfac
George
Andrew
s,
Royal
G
ard
n
er,
land churches U nited Choirs o r
inistration at Cam p W hite art the serm on for the final rites of C ham ber ol Com m erce, ut the
and Earl Downing. The plans m
to ry.
ganization.
being moved to the cam pus thi
W illiam Jackson Stockum , W ed 1uesday noon luncheon ot the
which
were
accepted
w
ere
d
raw
n
S ixty-one voices, the pick ol
T w o h un d red m eters w ill
week also. These buildings w il1 nesday, A pril 2, at th e L itw iller L nam oer a t the L ith ia coltee
by W alter E. Kelly, P ortlan d be
the vunous choirs in the city w i l l
be in stalled w ith in six weeks
used for classroom s, m usic funr ral chap I. Stockum died at shop.
architect.
lie heard in six A C appella nu m
a fte r the council takes action
room, and m any o th er uses.
his hom e at 131 F ourth street, at
m em bership fees for SODA,"
The
p
relim
inary
plans
are
for
bers and seven accom pan 1 e u
on the s u perin ten d ent's re c
4:30 a.m. Sunday, M arch 30, afte r I as the S o u th e rn O regon Develop-
a building 120 by 45 feet. H ow
songs. G len M atthew s will pre-
o m m en d atio n .
The
m eter
a long illness.
; m in t association is called, arc ^1.
ever, the educational p art of the
sent an oboe solo, “Jesu, Joy ol
com pany installs them w it h
Mi Stockum was a retired ra il th e association is plan n in g a
building
will
not
be
erected
now.
M an’s. D esiring." C lifford Will
out cost.
road em ployee, having lived in nuge F o u rth of Ju ly picnic in
T he sanctuary part, w hich will
iiinis will amg "llo san n a ,” as a
T h e council also agreed to
A shland for several years. He is L itrua P a rk a t w hich tim e a new
be built first, will be 45 by 90
leiioi solo. F eatu red soloist in thi
erect a new stage fo r the
survived by a son, Willis of B ell 1941, P ly m o u tn deluxe, four door
feet. It will be erected to join
t\ Cape I la num ber, "L isten to
S hakesp earian fe s tiv a l in the
wood, Illinois; and a sister, Mrs. sed an will be given aw ay by the
w hat is now left of the old e d u
The R everend George M. Shu
the L am bs'' will be Mrs. llom ei
C h a u ta q u a shell, and to aid
Rose H enderson, of Taco m a. association to one of th e m em b
cational
unit.
S
eating
capacity
of
m
an
of
the
P
resb
y
terian
church
Bissell. A nnabelle Davis will play
the A shland a irp o rt in im
ers. Each m em bership en titles the
the sanctuary will be 240, and of conducted final rites for W illiam W ashington.
the organ prelude.
p ro v in g the la n d in g strip.
m em ber to one chance on the a u
the choir, 40. A balcony will seat A lan M ontgom ery, W ednesday
1'he Rev. G. W. Bruce, F irst
tom obile, and any one individual
an
o
th
er
65
and
rooms
opening
afternoon,
A
pril
2,
at
1:30
p.m.,
M ethodist church, will give the
can have as m any m em berships
off
the
rear
of
the
san
ctu
ary
in
the
P
resbyterian
church.
M
ont
Invocation. The Rev. E. 1'. B ord
in SODA" as he desires.
an o th er 80.
gom ery lost his life early Mon
en ol the C ongregational church
The F o u rth of Ju ly picnic and
T here will be a full basem ent day morning, M arch 31, in an
will m ake announcem ents and
tiie autom obile are all p a rt of
w
hich
will
be
largely
used
for
autom
obile
accident
which
oc
the o llerlo ry p ra y er The B ene
the F o u rth of Ju ly p ag ean t w hich
S unday school rooms and re cre a curred about one m ile south ol
diction will be given by the Rev.
Dr. W. E. B racker, Leon M ull
tion.
the intersection of Crowson road ing, M ark B alfour, and C harles are being produced in A shland
Leland 1 W ilkinson, First B aptist
this y ear by th e m em bers of the
and highw ay 66.
church.
E. Sm ith, w ere appointed T u es C h am ber of Com merce.
Leland Linn, S u p erin ten d e n t ol G R A N T S P A S S C O U P L E
M
ontgomery
was
born
A
u
g
u
st
Soprano m em bers o f the choii A shland public schools, Joseph
day n ig h t by a group of young
11, 1929 in Yountville, C alifornia. men, to d ra ft a co n stitution and IND USTRIAL DEVELOPM ENT
are Eve Bissell, H attie L itw iller, Fader, principal of the W ashing W E D IN J A C K S O N V IL L E
Jacksonville,
A
pril
3
—
H
elen
He has been living, w ith th e rest m ake recom m endations tow ard
Eunice Hager, M arion Wines, ton school. Miss Edna K ennedy
Proceeds from m em bership fees
Lucille M uckay, D orothea B ush of the Ju n io r high school, Earl O ver and F rank B urdell, G ran ts of his family, In A shland for the the organizational procedure re
nell, E d ith Bork, C01 a Mason. Rogers, principal of the high Pass, w ere m arried in the M anse p ast ten years. He is survived by q u ired to form a Y’s M en’s club for "SODA" are to be used in a
scien titic su rv ey to d eterm in e
Kula Sapp, Velma Beck, Zo P e t school, Mrs. C laru Fader and in Jacksonville, M arch 24. The his m other, Mrs. Loura M ontgo in A shland.
ers, M arjorie Fliniau, Carol B en Miss. B ertha S tephens of Lincoln cerem ony was conducted by the m ery three brothers: Don, Bob,
The group of young m en in w hat in d u stries can function best
oit, M argaret Lytle, Millie Sm ith, school, will all atten d the S tate Rev. L. H. M itchelm ore. F rien d s and K ennetn, anci two sister-'; terested in th e Y’s m en ’s club in this area and to induce in d u s
Lucy T alb ert, Zoe Ann Coflee, teachers convention in P ortland, and relatives of the bride and M arynell, and Mrs. Helen C rider. m et T uesday evening in th e P u b tries into th e S o u th ern O regon re
In term en t was in th e M ountain lic lib ra ry a t a m eeting sponsor- gion.
Doris Renzem a, M arjorie M essen M onday and T uesday of next groom w itnessed the w edding
H ealy pointed out th a t the in
View cem etery.
ger, G eorgia T aylor, R uth Seitz, week, A pril 8 and 9.
I ed by th e A shland Y.M.C.A. in
B arbara W illiams, V irginia Alley,
j connection w ith its program to d u strial d ev elopm ent of th e area
Public schools in A shland will
Ja n e t F reitag, V cm la Roberson, be closed n ext week for spring
! provide organized activ ity group- h ad been of the type which p ro
duced a slack season du rin g the
Jea n Nichols, M ary C orthell, and vacation. Classes will resum e 1
i for young adults.
w in ter m onths an d th a t the u n
Dina Powell,
The
Y's
M
en’s
C
lub
is
the
se
r
M unday, A pril 14. A week a t.
Altos are: F lorence Al I e n, C hristm as time, and New Years I
F. E. DeWees and Leonard vice club of th e Y.M.C.A. and is em ploym ent cu rve rose sh arp ly
M ane Bjorlie, M argaret Ram say, day w ere taken off during the |
B onner opened the A shland cof in tern atio n al in its w ork artd each w inter.
in o rd er to find in d u stries
M arjorie B arker, Della W eber, holiday season, in o rd er th at a 1 F uneral services w ere held for fee shop this week. The re s ta u r scope. O rganized some 25 years
G race Reedy, L ottie McGee, Cora full w eek of spring vacation John V alentine Schm altz, W orld a n t will be open from 6:00 a.m. to ago it now has over 240 active w hich w ould not be seasonal in
W ar II veteran, at the L itw iller 8:00 p.m. each day.
Bruce, Ora Duffield, E vangeline would be possible.
clubs functioning in 17'd iffe re n t scope, a four m onth su rv ey by
funeral home today, A pril 3.
in d u strial developm ent sp ecial
Frost, Doris C arry, A nne F u lle r
DeWees. w ho is a baker, has countries over the world.
A shland high school com m enti F ath er Plus B. B aur of the C a th
ton, Kay Beck, C lara Dennison, m ent has been set for Tuesday
A new ly ch artered Y's Men's ists has been plan n ed for this
been
em
ployed
by
the
M
yron
Alice Beare, B arbara M essengei, May 27. T he last day of school olic church presided at the fu n Root packing plan t as a receiver ’ Club in K lam ath Falls has al- area an d th e resu lts of tnis s u r
w ill be u tilized in selling in-
eral services.
Beverly Ulatad, Shirlee Newbry, will In- T hursday, May 29.
^ r - t/ i e past tw o years. He i$ o ri : ready w ritten to the A shland vey
u aun.y concerns on die v aiqe <»i
Schm altz was born F e b ru a ry ginally
an«i Shirley Damon.
from O klahom a, and has club offering to m ake th e 'tr ip to d placing
p lan ts in the S o u th ern
14, 1926 in G allup, New Mexico, lived in C alifornia since 1922 and i A shland for th e c h a rte r cere-
Tenors include: C lifford W ill
and spent one y ear and a h alf in in Oregon since 1941. He is m ar 1 m ony w hen the A shland group is O regon area.
iams. G lenn M atthew s, George
L um ber w hich is p resen tly the
the last war. W hile in th e s e r ried and has a son.
Shum an, Paul Byers, G. S. G reen,
, organized. P lans w ere also dis
ary in d u stry is o p eratin g on
vice he spent som e tim e in Okin-
John Billings A rden Hall, Milton
B onner, who is a butcher, has cussed at th e first m eeting con p w rim
hat will be sub m arginal c u t
Renzema, Jo h n B eare , Carrol
Safew ay Stores will re tu rn to awa. He is su rv iv ed by his par-1 been living in Exeter, California. cerning selection of som e service
Powell, and W inified Schuster.
A shland as soon as rem odeling ot ents, Mr. and Mrs. A n d re w ! O riginally from Tennessee has project by w hich th e club can ting areas in th e n ex t 10 years.
Basses are: A llen McGee, V. D. the low er floor of L ithia Springs Schm altz, w ho w ere born in Rus- been in C alifornia for the past 17 best co n trib u te to the w elfare of H ow ever, H ealy stated , tn a t mill
ow ners w ere cognizant of th at
S afew ay .j sia, th ree brothers, C harles J. years. He Is also m arried and has the youth of the com m unity.
M i l l e r , R o b e r t Lytle. G. iVI F r o s t . I garage is com pleted.
factor and th a t they realized tha
J. W. McCoy, W allace Sapp. Wil- I Robeson, left the city last Di ” and Tony C. of A shland. G eorge three children.
diversion of by p ro d u cts and re
bur Sim m ons, Bill Bissell, Lee . cem ber. They have "since sig n C. of G allup, five sisters; Mrs.
m an u factu rin g w e ie p o te n tia l
C ollingsw orth, Willnit B ushnell,' ed a lease w ith 11. J. Leveque, A m elia H ausner, G allup, Mrs.
w ays of continuing operations.
Law rence Powell and R obert ow ner of the L ithia Springs g a Ann Lisac, M edford; Mrs. A nn
M ayor T ho rn to n W iley als
Staley, A shland; Mrs. M arjorie
Brack.
rage building.
spoke Tuesday- ; he told of th .
This concert will be broadcast
The store will have a 55x60 P artalley and Mrs. B arbara Plesc
plans of the city council towaiv.
over KWIN, A shland's rad i o parking lot and will be across of G allup.
_ ______
i M arlys Wilcox and Bob G rif-
broadcasting station.
Schm altz was killed early Mon- f>th will have th eir nam es e n
the stree t from the city's p a rk
M. L. Wells, who has sp en t the im proving th e av a ila b ility tu
ing lot on F’irst street.
Ralph day m orning, M arch 31, in an graved on a plaque as being the p ast y ear in A shland, bought w ater in the in d u strial a rea to th
A nderson's used autom otive m ar autom obile accident w hich occur most o utstanding Senior boy and H ershey’s A uction y ard at 1180 east of th e city. W iley also toln
ket will occupy the second floor re d ab o u t one m ile south of the girl in the A shland high school Oak street, last T hursday, M arch th e group about th e w ar su rp lu s
of the building and Oleson b ro th intersection of C row son road and this year. Names of the v aledic 27 .front Mr. B. H ershey.
. eq u ip . m en , t w hich
,
, . th , e city , ha
. i
. cam e ♦ to A
a ui
j 1 purchased and which w as bein
torian, salu tato rian , and th e s tu
ers will have a ra d ia to r repair highw ay 66.
Wells
who
shland
Q„
Mrs. H arry Travis, retirin g shop on the first floor.
dent body treasu rer, A dele S h el from Kings Valley, Oregon, o p e r -; utilized in sew er p lacem ent an I
queen of the Nile daughters,
don, w ill also have th eir nam es ated a service statio n a t 800 N o r - ‘ stre e t flushing.
opened the session for the annua
G uests introduced included A.
en g rav ed on this plaque.
th M ain until last A ugust. Since
in stallatio n of officers, in G rants
G ordon G w inn and Fred W hit then he has been buying and s e l l - 1 A. Hull, C hehalis, W ashington, L
Pass, S atu rd ay , M arch 22. Mrs.
ed w ere also candidates for the ing cattle, hogs, and o th er stock, j L. M ayfield and Wm. Daly, p a r t
H. W. Oden was Installed as lady
n ers in the new F ireto n e store
An O regon H istory C lub has m ost ou tstan d in g Senior boy, and
Mr. and Mrs. H ershey bought I w hich is to be opened here, an.
of the keys; and Mrs. R B. Lin-
been form ed at S outhern Oregon Lois Hays, and K ath erin e Gross-
inger and Mrs. G ordon Piekell
College, u n d er the direction of m an w ere th e o th er candidates a tw enty-one acre orch ard tw o j Mrs. M arjorie B arker.
miles west of T alent in J a n u a ry , |
were both atten d a n ts to the new
Dr. A rth u r S. T aylor, adviser. At for th e m ost ou tstan d in g girl.
Roger
R
ath
will
be
installed
us
and will move th ere the la tte r 1
queen.
the
first
m
eeting
a
program
for
These std u en ts are selected by
This cerem ony was atten d e d by president of the T oastm asters the y e a r was discussed and out-1 «1 com bined faculty and student part of this m onth. The H ershey 1
350 m em bers and guests from in tern atio n al next M onday even lined, and officers w ere e le c te d .1 com m ittee of six m em bers, e lec t orchard has peach and p ear trees
K lam ath Palls, Bend, Medford, ing, A pril 7, in .th e Lithia hotel Those who w ere installed are J ed by th e stu d en ts. The faculty on it.
room. Dave W hittle is the
Roseburg, M yrtle Creek, Coos dining
C lifford W illiam s of Colorado m em bers are appointed by the
Bay, E h i n . and Ashland. The retiring president. Ed Singm asier Springs, Colorado, pres i d e n t; principal.
will
take
Jo
h
n
von
K
u
h
lm
an
n
’s
cerem ony was followed by d an c
Bob Wlls and his Texas play-
place as vice-president, and Don Rachel P a rk h u rst of Roseburg,
ing and a m idnight supper.
j
boys
are to ap p ear in A shland a.
vice-president:
Lois
K
ornberg
of
H inthorne will be installed as
H arold Thom as, w ho was con
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. B ailey and the A rm ory next T hursday nigh:
secretary and tre a su re r to replace Jacksonville, secretary : and Jean fined to his hom e w ith the
Dyer of T ulelake, C alifornia, tre a m um ps re tu rn e d to w ork Mon daughter. P atricia, and Mr. and u n d er the auspices of the A sh
Lyndell N ew bry.
surer.
Mrs. Lorin Bailey, all of A shland, land A ctivian club, Earl Schilling
day of this week.
Elwood H edberg of Medforo
attended
a St. P a tric k ’s day p arly p resid en t of the club announced
will be the installing officer
at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Dale today.
fledberg is a form er lesident 01
Wills who m ade th e song "San
Newton, on the South Pacific
A shland, and a past president ot
A ntone" fam ous, will play only
highway.
V ein Sm ith, county chairm an the M edford toastm asters d u 1'.
M em bers of the Jackson county in G ran t's T’ass, K lam ath Falls,
lor the M arch of Dimes cam paign
Annabelle Davis
Price Hen lan presided at last ORGAN MUSIC
model railroad association w ere and A shland, d u rin g this to u r of
in Jackson C ounty, reports a net Monday evening s toastm aster PROCESSIONAL
S o u th ern Oregon. His cowboy
"H o ly , H oly, H o ly ” present for the party.
oi $14,090.15 donated in this m eeting a t the L ithia hotel. Hen-
band played th ree nights in M ed
INVOCATION
Dr.
G.
W
Bruce, First Methodist Church
county.
nan assigned the topics to Harold
ford last y ear and each n ig h t was
Sm ith received the following Thom as, who spoke on f'A F01
HALLELUJAH TO THE LOKI)
a sellout according to K enton
AL Christiansen
letter this week, from Basil O ' est R angers Job," and Harold
Robbins, who is handling p u b li
LAMB
OF
GOD
arr.
by
/
AL
Christiansen
Connor, p resid en t of the N ation N ew ton w ho told the story ol
city for the band.
al F oundation for in fan tile p a r "P iloting the P anam a C anal," ano OBOE SO IO — JESU, JOY O l M AN'S DESIRING
D ancing w ill begin at 9:30 p.m.
I. S. Bur/
V. D. “B ert” M iller opened hi:
alysis:
Roger R ath spoke on the "C igar
Glenn Matthews
new real estate office this week Tickets are $1.50 for adults and
"Because of the good work of ette H abit." W endell Law rence
at 138 East M ain street. The $1.00 for students.
THOU ART TH E WAY
the citizens of your com m unity was critic for the evening.
C. /•'. Mueller building is 12 feet by 33 feet long
and the efforts of m illions of peo
GOD SO I..OVI D TH E WORI D
John Stainer and was constructed by Clifford
ple all over the country, the fight
Wilson, contractor.
TENOR
SOLO
HOSANNA
ag ain st infan tile paralysis will
Griener
Mr. and Mrs. M iller cam e to
continue on every front."
Clifford Williams
Colonel F. L. TouV elle of J a c k
Ashland in 1933. M iller was m an
"This M arch of Dimes cam
HE IS BLESSED
A. SoJerman ager of S tan d ard Oil Co. at th at sonville has given a parcel of
paign is a notable exam ple of the
time. In 1940 he w ent into the land to be used for ex p erim en ts
A m erican way of doing things.
LISTEN TO THI I. A MBS
K. N , D eft real estate business.
w ith the O regon nativ e w ild
The A m erican people are unified,
Solo, Mrs. Homer Bissell
plum , w hich will be conducted
through th e N ational Foundation,
F ifty m em bers of the Young
by B. A. Finch ol' M edford.
to strik e at polio and to battle O regonians club of P ortland will ANNOUNCEMENTS AND OFFERTORY PRAYER,
TouV elle is pulling out an a c re
against the disease will be wage- appear In 20 acts of free v au d e
Rev. E. P. Borden, The Congregational Church
age of pears for this ex p erim en t.
ed until final victory is won."
ville at th e J u n io r high gy m n a
I -VENSONG
East hope Martin
"We are proud of the fine cam sium S atu rd ay afternoon at 2:30, Oi EERTORY
Mrs. H arold Jo rd a n 's m other, Finch's favorite fancy fru its will
later be recom m ended for com
paign you have conducted O ur according to an announcem ent HOSANNA
AE Christiansen Elizabeth S arah M eilbohn, died at m ercial and hom e grow ing for
national h ead q u arters w orkers m ade today by Roland P arks,
her
hom
e
M
arch
25.
F
u
n
eral
s
e
r
arr. by Burleigh vices w ere held for her at the hom e ow ners and producers in
salute you for thi- good job."
m em bers of A shland Lodge No. WERE YOU THERE
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944, B.P.O.E. w hich is sponsoring BREAK FORTH IN TO JOY
I. B arnhy1 L itw iller funeral home at 3 o’- the N orthw est.
W infield Roberson, stu d en t at the group.
March 27. Mrs. M eilbohn
C a rd of T h a n k s
Rev, I eland I. W ilk i n son. Baptist ( horch I clock,
SOC is confined to his home w ith
P arks stated th at th ere would BENEDICTION
was born in London, E ngland, in
We w ant to th an k o ur m any
; be music, magic, acrobatics, band RESPONSE — SEVEN - FOLD AMEN
the m easles.
1853.
lohn Stainer
friends for th eir kindness and
Ray C lark, form er A shland r e and varied perform ances by this
In term en t of her body was th o u g h tfu l deeds d u rin g o u r c o n
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sident, was a visitor at the F. S. talented group of children who
m ade in the fam ily plot in A sto r valescence.
are touring the state.
H in d i home, Sunday.
M rs , F rank . D avis , Accompanist
ia, Oregon, March 27,
Maude and Sharon Lee Bergren
Bill Montgomery
Killed Monday
Committee Plans
Y’s Men’s Club
Teachers To Go
To Convention
Veteran Loses
Life In Accident
DeWees and Bonner
Open Coffee Shop
Safeway Returning
At Lithia Location
Outstanding Seniors
Are Selected
M. L. Wells Buys
Auction Yard
Mrs. Travis Reigns
At Installation
Toastmasters To
Install Officers.
Oregon History Club
Formed at SOC
Baileys Attend
St. Pat Party
Jackson County
Nets $14,090.15
Bob Wills Plays
For Dance Thurs.
I rograni of Easter Concert Sunday Evening
Miller Opens New
Real Estate Office
Experiments On
Native Plum Begun
Young Oregonians
Vodvil Saturday
Mrs.’ Jordan’s
Mother Dies