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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1947)
•Àjejqrj o /O a l DOING The TOWN VERNE ATI IAN AS und WIN- ■ < i I .VIAIIN"» gelling ii,» an im promptu ileliull* in, , heal* 'J ..IKK Formerly ih» Southern Oregon Miner •3.00 per year 1 3.0* PER YEAR Soft Ball Teams Regional Playoff To Be Held Here The city's NEWS REVIEW ASUI F E S T IV A L CAST D IN E A T C H A U C E R S F R ID A Y J.\( EMIN COUNTY, OREGON xilU T S d ay, Ashland Airport Dedication Will Be Held Aug. 24 August 14, 1947 Ä S S Ä " , only hom e-owned newspaper Voi. 14, No 23 High School The cant of the Shnk»-s|x-;ir< an , Days Festival’s opening night ploy. Ciitford Smith, owner of Cook s P>A a 4 | | ') | | "Hamlet" aim to«- t< chruci ' . u t reception, announced today that; ■ W lU d ll WVuSuil and friervis weie entertained a t » a definite time of opening at the Chalkei s “Cellar Club** on the I new location next to Western I Hogue, alter the Friday n.'gh' , stores on East Main had not as ‘ performance A upper of iriftr TE A M S FROM A S H L A N D yet been set. EVEN T SPONSORED BY r B F , O , n „ i's _ - S _ ir _ n T S / , chicken was served L A K E V IE W P L A Y S HERE f K, ^ S 1M i 1TU MED Dan‘ <' « the v « g ^ u e < s " t s 1 I Smith, who had originally VFW POSTS OF T A L E N T IN F IR S T H O M E G A M E ] planned to open Thursday, stated PASS 4 MEDFORD ENTER „ v;il)1, evening. Mrg. E- eiy, P H O E N IX A N D M EDFO RD F R ID A Y . SEPTEM BER 26 l>»lt ilduiOVIlt OpP'MM,* I, !, .VI I mat by tn u a y he should know 1 he many final detail» and Polish, radios "Queen tor a Da .Marku, stoutly defend» the in Dedication of the Ashland air the exact date of opening. The 1947 version of the Ash plans that go with a regional, was also present as well as N verted flight theory. They both port, located on Oak street across land high school Grizzlies will and Mrs. Jake Weitzel, Mr. aftd play-off of .Southern Oregon Soft- have much scientific (?) data and the Bear Creek bridge, will take C H R IS T M A S TREE SALE swing into action Friday evening brilliant logic to support their Hill an l ist being completed in Mrs. Bob iteinholdt, and Mr. a place on Sunday, August 24, with A N N O U N C E D FOH HOGUE September 19 on the Coquille Mrs. Robert Dodge, of Ashland preparation for the «-vent which t'iatia lor me saie or onasta Mtund on this quention, and will an all-star air show as the fea rea nr Cnristmas trees, known high school field. On the follow be glad to lengthily discourse on will he staged on the Ashland and Harold Hunt, drama critic tore event. for the Oregon Journal of Port uy tue traue name ol "Siivertips”, ing Friday they will open their High field Tuesday and Wednes them, at any time, to any Inter Hundreds of airplane» will be troni tue Hogue Hiver National home stand against the Lakeview day evening. August 19 and 20. land. ested party. present and several thrilling io re st have been announced by Honkers. The complete schedule Four teams will vie in the tw o events have been arranged com Karl L. Janouch, Forest bupe> with the exception of one home Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dayton of Mr. and Mm. Charles Dahlke night affair: Klamath Falls, Ash-, visor. Although cutting of trees game is as follows; prising the two-hour show. of Oakland, California have re and, Medford and Grants Pash.' St. Cloud. Minneasota, w e t e Joes not ordinarily take place The event is being sponsosed house guests over the weekend turned to their home after a week The teams that won the Icagitf- until October, early plans must Friday, September 19, Coquille spent in Ashland as the guests ul championship in each of these nt the home o l Mr. and Mrs. H. H by the Ashland, Talent-Phoenix be made to allow operators to High at Coquille. Friday, Septem and Medford posts of the Veter Olson. They pie nto remain hère Mr. and Mrs. B J. Krug. They cities will be on hand In the twh arrange for the cutting and mar keting details well in advance, it ber 26, Lakeview High at Ash lire old friends of the Krugs und lay event. Each team is entitle b for a visit for several days and ana of Foreign Wars. land. Friday, October 3, Klamath Parachute jumping, ballo o r. was explained. many excursions and entertain-1 to ud<j three players from other then resume their vacation t»e- High at Klamath Falls. Friday busting, paper cutting, races and Approximately 40,000 Shasta vels through Oregon scenic spbts mi nts were planned for their I teams in the league. « fir oiuistm as trees along with October 10, Yreka High school at a crop dusting exhibition will be Walter J. Kerrigan and Mrs-. stay. The Dahtkes have recently i A» yet the definite entries, ex- among the events makng up the over 15,000 trees of other species Yreka. Friday, October 17, Grants Kerrigan of Beach street have completed their new home in ' cept for Ashlund's Oak Street program. Dedication ceremonies nave oeen cut on the Rogue Riv Pass High at Ashland. Friday, a and. , I ankers, have not been determin- returned from Klamath County also will take place. er forest since 1931, totaling in October 24, Marshfield High at value nearly $12,000, according to Raymond Hess of Denver, Col- ed due to later play-offs in dne after attending Council \ there. Ashland. Friday, October 31, Pilots from all over southern orado recently arrived to spend, neighboring cities. In M< dford. Kerrigan reports that the Coun Oregon and northern California i orest Service records. Home game yet to be scheduled. cil was attended by the Jargert an indefinite visit at the home o f ! tt,e Teamsters, winners of thé Several outstanding teams are have indicated intentions to bring Thorton Birdsall and family crowd in recent years. his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. I Hint hall of the league look very their planes to the show and spent the past week at Lake of being contacted in an effort to and Mrs. John Hylle of Lincoln ' hnpreaaive although Nam» Sport- some of the latest aircraft also the Woods. Birdsall has acquir provide a fine contest for this street. He plans to enter S.O.C. ' *nk Goods Store, last years win is expected to be on hand and ed an unimproved ranch on evening. in the fall. ners may stage an upset. The open to public inspection. Grand View drive. November 7 or 11, Medford J. A. Houdyshell and »on-in league in Medford is one of the Higa school at Medford. law, Floyd Peterson of Coquille closest ln year» and will not be It has been announced that a C attle Club M e e ts ....... were in town Sunday and Mon- (’<c,dtd until this Friday night, Opening of the Ashland Rec- block of seats in the center of •«lay transacting business A t K. L. W yant Home , the grandstand has been reserv- Sanui Sports of Medford into the» street will take place Friday at K. L. Wyants, at their wild . ed for purchasers of season tick- ‘ g°7 C h ^ P io n sh ip .i 7:00 p.m. according to an announ- plum .ranch in Bellview, were I ets which will go on sale soon. Buck«i by one of the finest teams cement made today by J irk hosts August 10th to the Rogue The calendar for the 1947-48 high school office has an- may r e ^ ^ h S In ,A“hland’ f2*nk £aton* Proprietor of the corabin- River Cattle Club, comprised of x - school year for the Ashland Pub- nounced that last years holders mXe ‘ ”d bWard parlor and fow ling Jackson and Josephine county I lie schools has been announced by niay get theur same seaU again niance. it is reported that thet alley. members. I Leland Linn, school superintend- year by sending a penny post Tankers will add Chuck DoAui I. . Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. on remont, Dr. W. W. Weller and William ent, with Monday, September 8 ,1 ?.a,d tO tbe Prlnc‘Pal's office, Ash- Tex Gatlin, and Dick a ”d Bi,w,,ng alley and located the Weightman street Fuller price _ is Formerly known as the Ash- Healy .president and secretary of 35 the opening day. Friday and .and high school. The ____ Field .the Ashland Elks baseball Miller ol the Steve’s Service nine on East Mam street the entire the Chamber of Commerce spoke Saturday .September 5 and 6, will the same as last year. T h i seastm to the squud bringing it up to its team will attempt to make group importance given over to principals' meet- ticket entitle the holder to the ■ - « on the ------ a —■ — — . ** — - of 15 men allowed by the establsihment has been moved to the — two in a row over the Crescent quota and completely renovated. Four of the dairyman to the commun- in«s, faculty meetings and — for: mu- same seat every game and is league. ------_ City team of the Southern Ore hardwood bowling alleys are em »ty- lation of plans. Saturday noon a transferable. The cost is no more New sets of bleachers are being placed in a separate wing of the gon-Northem California league than if one had bought a general teachers luncheon and general Frank Schutzwohl of Grants In their last meeing ut Cres added to augment the space sup new establishment. Sound absor admission ticket each game. meeting will be sponsored by Pass, the president of the dub, cent City the Ashland boys be plied by the grandstand. The bent drapes are used to cut down Ashland Teacher’s Association hind the fine pitcHlng of Baker tournament is expected to draw the noise m the bawling section. was awarded the state trophy for Mi- and Mrs. Vernon Czmow- highest butterfat producer of The first semester, beginning over 2000 paid customers. The gave the coastal lads a good lick ski and Tom Czimowski and Mr 194«. A second wing is the billard September 8, will have 15 days «ng. Buker is not with (he Ash gate will be split among the four and Mrs. V. L. Alexander and An invitation-was extended to of vacation, including 10 days at children of Klamath Falls visited land team any more but his teams with Ashland the host hall. Five Brunswick modem tables, three of them pocket bil Christmas. Second sem ester be the State club to nave their an place will be adequately filled by team receiving 55% of the net liards and two snooker, have nual meeting in Ashland this gins January 19 with a week of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. either Plnkham or Copeland. Howard Wiley .Ashland league been installed in this room Spring vacation beginning March V. Thorson last week J year. Pinkham, originally from Central president ,is in general charge of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swann 39. The lobby is well lighted and . . . . Point, has been doing a great the tourney. of Talent were business callers In large and contains a ten stool I job lately, pitching for the last Ashland Wednesday. High School Commencement several games without relief. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petri of Cor fountain where soft drinks and I W » I V I H i l l W i l l Mr. Frank Weybright of Bre will be Wednesday, May 26, and ice cream will be served. Couch "Chief" McLean will vallis are in town to attend the merton, Washington arrived m Junior High Commenceme n t, Decorative motif throughout is probably start the same lineup Shakespearean plays. Mr. Petri I May 23, School officially closes Talent Thursday to visit with Mr. that has been used formerly in was formerly of the music depart knotty pine with ceilings of and Mrs. Cal Harper and friends I May 28. Motor Inn^owned and operated in the valley. cluding; Tex Gatlin, catcher ment of Oregon State College and cream. Beige trim is used on Mr. Linn states that except for partitions. A spectator’s gallery by Ralph Anderson, will hold Pinkhamor Copeland, pitche r; is now retired. | two possible changes and minor Tiny Jones, first base: Eddie Mrs. Elwood Nestor of I*ortland and dressing rooms for men and opt n house ln conjunction with I «‘iijustments tne faculty is com- women complete the fixtures. tfne opening of the Ashland Rec-1 Piete for the coining school year. Joannis or Snuffy Smith, second arrived last Thursday for a visit The fountain was installed by reational center Friday night. I A complete list of the teaching base; Bobby Hoefs. short stop; with Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Hull. be announced in the Johnny Gray, third base; and Mrs. Nestor is a sister of Dr the Ashland creamery. The light Anderson announced that fr e e jslalls ing was by Ex-cel electric. Paint parking and storage would b e |nea*' future. Hill, Skow, Copeland, Rurren, Hull. ing was .done by C. — E. . Taylor, , available that evening to all, ----------- o Strickland or Smith in the out Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bums the plumbing was — installed The regular Tuesday night ses by patrons of the new combined, ^'ouf l a r g e pictures of field. and two daughters of Dunsmuir Smith plumbing. Equipm e n t, bowling alley and billiard parlor | sion of Lions Club was held at interest are hanging in the The Elks, traveling last Sunday were weekend visitors at the E. MotoT Inn' which - - to Roseburg with barely nine D. Hastings home on 2nd St. Mrs. hardware fixtures, paint, lumber, and other materials used in con-- second a la ry of the Lithia Springs L th® o‘ *6,nal Memory business meeting, The^prograni men and no substitutes, went “ !!r?-S. a_nd ber ch*ldren remained I struction 'w ere obtained from the been en- tor the meeting consisted of The äa n 1 “ oDiainea irom the e building, is a complete auto body down to defeat with a score of for a vi «i it hnrn three to one. -I paint, repair, and engine repair I 31 ged 10 bctter 111311 “ three »ree feet . ^ .ea OI the Sunday evening. land lumber yard, Marshall Wells I shop. Anderson, who has been in *“ .s k e u They are done in brown reading of the script ‘‘Festifool", Bits Errors Runs Calvin S. Anderson is now em Harriu/Qlkx AnLlc-J IT i... > . . . 1 a»* I . „ — J which the club will present in Ashland 9 2 1 ! ployed in Newbry orchards at Hardwai*e, Ashland Hardware, the auto business for 18 years and white and are mounted on connection with the Shakespear and Harry Imel paint store. Roseburg 8 4 3 Valleyview. operated a shop at LaCrescenta, inasonite- They will become per- ean festival. Eaton supervised the construc California before coming here. I :lla”cnt waJ1 decorations in the After the reading, a cast was tion of the center and was aided Heading the mechanical d e-, ,r. chosen to participate in the play, by Richard Mack. B. F Byers, partment is Vern Stewart. B ob, s«cnes depicted are a home which was written by Winston and Ed Sova. Thoman, who has had 13 years ?” u?ach st?eet- with a mountain Marks and Dyer Huston. This Mr. and Mrs. Leo Conner and!experience in the better W est,??“ , P*.the log P°nd at Cal‘ Shakespearean farce is to be pre Leo and Mary Margaret, of this|»Coest «»rages, is the metal man,, x|siin o0.1"?3115! Easl sented Friday .August 29. After city, left Sunday morning for a .Iand Anderson operates the paint , , ai” s**’®*1. Southern Oregon the regulai meeting, the Board of vacation trio Nevada S Ì department department. r , g * ant* a panorama of A sh -; Directors of the local club ad- trip through through Nevada. inn d m P,CtUreS have dr’ wp burned to the home of Don Mc- Van It r i i.ioc » n a r< • California and New Mexico. Thevu in aaaiuon In addition to the repair de Over 100 water safety and re W. considerable comment Whirter for their meeting creation instructors from seven Red Cross chapters in Oregon and forty chapters in seven Wes '“ S L Ä rea, " V Â u,Cà B. G. buying and selling agency. tern states arrived at Camp Mc ?.‘h" Laughlin Sunday for a ten-day r I ► ...........— —• Courtright, Supt. KJam- course in water safety and allied as instructors include uerentson mnn.,»,,.. u “ f11 °'d , weeks, via the coast route .stop .la t h Agency thru his office is re- subjects qt the Rational Aquatic Multnomah Berentson, chanter-’ I o,’ila "d ' | P‘ng at points of interest. T hei.rlfeiving bids on August 18, on a School conducted by the Red watei T o to tv Sfrectnr p y ,le?’ dau«h<er. Mary Margaret is homeJ U rge Indian unit Cross at Lake o Woods Boy Jeanette Brauns CorvalliT n h v’ I -mm ipo.n *b’B vacatton from h er. Miss Barbara Terrill returned A careless camper was blamed Scout camp. J. R. Bilderback, fire warden S ± ^ ity . ° f 9 " | to her hon,e Saturday evening, for a fire Friday, evening at Em- The Lake o’ Woods school is sical education instructor at Lincoln, stated later that State College- John Fnlrhub-r. i n *Sal Schoo 1, Nursing divi-J Miss Terrill has been in training, ‘grant Lake which burned over one of six equatic schools held in .Part.,and where she h a s!a t the. Medical school LabrWator- about 15 acres of grass and brush range and forests are in an ex the Pacific coast states this sum water safety chairman Ahei-d. -,n ’ l h ° n’ her traini«« f°r over h e s for the past year. land, but which by efforts of plosive condition from the dry mer in the 27th year of Red Cross Washingtonr Cos a E iie k s S £ M tile, physical education instructor I >4 0?° gradua,cd from A .H .j Mrs. S. F. Ames, son, G eorge,state forestry crews, was held to operated swim schools. ni-’ l C aSS ° f 46‘ Leo Con-fland daughter, Lorraine, Bramer- minor damage. The fire started at weather and that any fire can Volunteer and professio n a 1 University of Washington become serious if not put under Pre nWdicaI J u d ie s } top, Washington were r e c e n t ' , f a ‘ k ‘ e shore in grass and weeds swimming insructors, recreation Asa Barnes, medical d i r X R^d Jt S O C immediate control. He thought it guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Tom B e ll.,a n d swept up the hill into the was pure carelessness On the part al, youth and industrial safety Cross Pacific office. San Francis- Miss C Carol Cahill of Estacada, ¡J Mrs. B ell is Mrs. Ames’ aunt, , scrub oak land and from there of some camper in not putting leaders will be given ten days of intensive training in aquatic °The Lake o’ Woods schix.l Is I m T S i ’ n®® agU es*.of Miss Phy-J Mrs- NS«U ¿¿atrnyn V lV todforil spread through the fence into out his fire Friday afternoon cenic w n X d ¿ v ’: Ä L ^ . i P ° Wn?ng thls-P.ast ^ e k . J w as a gu « |t o f Mrs. Myrtle Jacobs hay and grain land belonging to sports, first aid and accident pre where students* w d^have^ id n lîi W9'2 a ,fonilcr Ashland re-1,Thursday evening and attended|A ustie Barron. Inasmuch as that su ite d the fire at Emigrant, vention, preparatory to teaching and while the blaze was confin conditions for practicingJ s w i n J - SCh001 ° f Phyl- 5 the m^ t,pg swimming and life saving classes of the O.D.O. club, there is no organized fire fight ed to damage to the fence be lis. in their home communities upon ming, boating life «nviT.« ■ which was held at the home of ing organization In that area, tween the Austie Barron and water sports. Jackson and Klamd *-— and.Mrs‘ Earl F- B Downing J Mrs. Blanch their return. w ____ I « Robison * on W&pnt'r state forestry crews at Lincoln' Ritchie Livestock ranches, it was Richard J. Evans, Red Cross I ath CoJnty“ ’n e d “c i ^ ,*ch?toterJanH Phyl,is’ ^ a n n e I C reek. and Medford were alerted and only through prompt efforts of field representative for Washing- will serve as hosts to im ntir | w L° m leflM on d ay for a visit* Frances Eagan left this week were soon on the scene of the the state forestry crews and the ton and Oregon, will direct thelschool delegates to provide gen- Mr a n ^ M rsDr WnmgM Franciscn to m6ke pre- fire with their four-man pumper volunteers that considerable bal , AT; S*eorgPJ ^ c^*u,re of | parations for entering the Unlver crews. The crew from Lincoln ed hay on the Barron place was school: Mr. Evans has been COri- erftl assistance. Anaheim .California. They expect ■sity this fall. He has been atti n o - a n d two from the Medford area, nected with aquatic schools for saved. Uncontrolled the fire could Ashland men attending the past four years. A. D. Hicks, F rau , O-Nen. h !,h phrla„ 1 ng school in California the past took charge of the volunteers have spread into large pile erf tw o years and is vacationing h ere, who were present. About a hun- baled hay, and also into a large water safety director of Portland director and Les Grant, junioi J and son are now residing on , tvth his parents Mi . and tyrs. idred men were helping to con-J section of range 011 the Riti-hn. w ill serve as assistant director. high athletic director. I Beadk“- * p&ayj Kagan. _ t j Uol the hlaze. | place. ment with >1 niomentous Mrientiiic i;iii-linii iim their niateilnl, Que» ton: When <■ lly land» mi ih- ceil '»«. do«*« it lund directly, using on inverted iiiuneutor, o, does I mukc ii hull-loop preparatory ti landing. Our esteemed contribu tor, Mr. Athunuri 1 m of the hull loop school, while hi» friendly, Opens Sept. 19th Friday Opening For Roc. Center Ashland Schools Begin Sept. 8th Elks Ball Club After Two In Row MAtAr lllll Will I Hold Open House Lions Read Play “ Festifool” Tiies. Lake o’ Woods Scene of 1947 Red Cross Aquatic School One Hundred Men Control Fire in Emigrant Section