U. «/
DOING
The
TO W N
Wllllum Bi iggn, Karl 'I'. New
tuy, K (.'. Biegel and William
llvuly have a job on Ila li hunni-
II they arc going I«» follow May«»
T. S Wiley's instructions con
reining th e widening of North
i io ii I lion ol th e p a rk sti Ip
on Siskiyou, and the final cul
minating, wonderful project of
selling the state on a truck route
Our state and city highways
and traffic control systems are
i
¡0 yours behind the times.
Utilization of the right-of-way
which bus been offered for u
truck route by Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Billings could be the an
swer to u lot of the problems
which the commission must lace.
And we'd recommend that If
that right-of-way grant Is ac
cepted that the new truck lane
tie called "Billings Way."
Formerly l/te
Southern Oregon
Miner
$3.00 per year
J.00 PER YEAR
’TXue SotUli&m
The city's
NEWS REVIEW
ASUI AND. T a < K son (DUN i Y. OREGON T n u rsd ay , Sept. 11, 1947
newspaper
Volume 14, Number 27
Billings Offers Route To City
Hospital May N ot Pass “ ¿ * * 2 *
Licensing Inspection
Lugar Warns That
State Commission
May Clamp Down
Polio Mobile Unit
Visits County Seat
T o 3ea Reality
Tucker Sno-Cat Co.
To ( sc Demonstrator
Hauling Slat A rtists
SIXTY FOOT BY HALF MILE OF
POTENTIAL TRUCK LANE OFFERED
TUCKER ASSUMES COUNTY
AGENT'S DUTIES MONDAY
W B. Tucker, new Jackson
county agent, began his duties
Monday. He succeeds Robert G
Fowler, who retired July 1. Tuc-
' ker has been a county agent in
I Eastern Oregon and in Idaho,
i and has also been an extension
service aide for Oregon state col
lege of education for several
years.
Tucker visited Ashland over
the weekend getting acquainted
with business men and ranchers
In this area.
Would Create Straight
Route to Nevada Street
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings,
long time Ashland residents this
morning announced that they
would give a 60 foot right-of-w ay
through their property for the
purpose of establishing a truck
lane to by-pass Ashland.
This grant would provide for
a half mile roadw ay through the
Billings ranch and it would give
a straight-of-w ay from the ju n c
tion east of Dutch G us’ direct to
the west end of Nevada street.
Last Friday Billings told Mayor
Thornton Wiley of his offer, and
Billings has also, through city
councilman John Nosier, Invited
the city council to view the
property.
Billings stated today th at he
planned to ask William Briggs,
who heads the m ayor’s recently
appointed highway study com
m ittee, to view the grant and to
recommend such action as the
highway com m ittee deemed ad
visable.
The grant includes a 60 foot
right-of-w ay. If more than 60
foot is deemed necessary, Bill
ings state th at paym ent for the
additional footage would be e x
pected.
If the city would accept the
grant and then give the state
right-of-w ay for a truck route
on through the rem ainder of the
city the cost of construction
should be appreciably lessened.
Vern Sm ith, Ashland, chairm a
Ski hell," echoed down the long
of the Jackson county c. i te r « winding canyon road that leads to
die National Infantile
. ily.-if the top of Mount Ashland, And
foundation, stated today th a t th< like an trailing echo a skier
Mobile field unit of the founda schussed past the forest service
tion which was on display Ir garage and on down the roauw.
Mrs. Kenton Bobbins and M
Inspection I ntier New
Herbert Neilson, Medford, a t Laws May Find Plant
Medford yesterday was uvallabh
This scene Is an 1. laginary one
tor use In any portion of th< which dwells in the min 1 of ide.
tended church services in Ash
Inadequate,
Obsolete
United States where polio migh man William Haely of ttu
land Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A
11 ’. 11 , ! Hubert L u g a r, m anager -of th< drlke. The unit c>>n ists of i ber ol Commerce, and p ro ti in .
halls, W a sh in g to n , a re
u*.-
’’ A s h l a n d comm unity .hospitu truck and trailer and is making th at nothing unforeseen
the home of Dr. and Mis.
M
»eurge g^ ( c<j p,(jay (hat the new stab .i western tour. Medford was the the scene will become a .a b t.
hird city in Oregon to see it on this w inter when the tucker
law concerning licensing nt hos
Ja m e so n Sclleck ha a- pitals may cau se curtailm ent ol display.
Sno-Cat company of Medford,
e e p te d a position ns social worker operation of the Ashland Com- LINTONS MOVE HERE
begins running snow trains int«
wlth the Jackson county Depart- niunity hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Linton and the Mount Ashland area from the
inent of Public W elfare.
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,
The First Church of Christ,
1
S o m e tim e between October
two daughters. Juanita and Cleo, Ashland reservoir.
Second
and B streets will dedi
Speaking
before
the
Chambei
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Dt ( mu - 1 anj December 1,” Lugar said who have been visiting Mr. and
cey visited at the home of Mr.¡••(his hospital will undergo ar Mrs. C arleton Abbott, 784 Ash of Commerce Tuesday, Morris cate the cornerstone of the new-
and Mrs. Wendell Lawrence, Inspection under new rules whlcl land street, have decided to leave and Jasper Tucker, representa building at the close of the m or
i u-sday evening
will probably find the plumbing their home In Elkhart, Indiana, tives of the Sno-Cat corporation, ning service next Sunday.
The morning service will be
W L Delaney, Jackson Hot heating and lighting plants ohso and move to this city. They are told about their product and
Springs, was robbed by four letc and inadequate. In addltioi presently staying at Joel’s T rail showed colored movies which held at the Junior high school
youths In Medford earlv Sunday to those three weak points the er court and Mr. Linton Is con-1 dem onstrated the. ease of opera gym nasium. Special music will
morning lie lost $45.00 and ulso hospital will possibly not survive ducting revival services at the! tlon of the Sno-Cat and its com- be provided by a male quartet
several personal papers.
Church of God.
Jplete m anueverability under all and the m inister, Earl F. Down-
the new fire hazard laws."
ing, will speak briefly on the text
William Byrd and sons, Robert
.
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I snow conditions.
The heating plant is to lx- torn
inscribed on the cornerstone,
and W alter, have moved iron
The
Sno-Cat
will
carry
20
down for repairing this Saturday,
Klamath Junction to Ashlund
people at a time on the 40 mln- “O ther foundation can no man
he continued, but the other defi
1 111,1 ■» go ■ —1 ■■■ »— —
-
ue trip to the top of the m oun lay than that which is laid, which
cient sections will not receive
tain.
As soon as snow conditions is Jesus C hrist.” Then, if w eather
corrections or alterations.
perm
it
trains will begin operat perm its, the congregation will
In case the state hospital com
journey to the new building foi
ing.
mission, which is composed of
the cornerstone service.
The
Forest
Service
has
agreed
five hospital adm inistrators and
Announcem ent was made last
to
a
special
use
lease
on
the
for
, two laymen, falls to grant this
Sunday that w eather perm itting
est
service
lookout
on
the
m
oun
Teacher’s
Tea
will
be
held
S
ep
Members of the Ashland Lion hospital a license to operate it
all services usually held at the
club met luesday night In the j would be necessary to close the tem ber 18 at the Ju n io r high tain for the Cham ber of Com
A dventist church would be held
merce
and
Don
O’Blenness
and
school cafete
cafeteria at 3:30 p. m., ac
Lithia Hotel at 0:30. Guests pres-1 hospital, 'as a fine of $100 per .school
cording to W
Mrs. Elmo Stevenson, Haely will lead a work party at the site of the new building.
«■nt Included District Governor patient day is charged against ¡cording
This plan has been changed, ac
l.arry Neely from Medford. Dr. hospitals which operate without who heads the local P arent Sunday to replace broken w in cording to Downing. The plan
Teacher's council which Is spqn- dows and to get the lookout ready
E. P. Borden spoke on minerology a license.
¡for w inter w eather. It will serve now is th a t the p art of the Bi bit
•forlng th e te a
and local geological formations
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-school th at has been m eeting at
Mrs.
William
Beagle
is
chair-1a*
a shelter,
Using flourescent light Dr. Bor-
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Vail anr
the A dventist church and the
den dem onstrated the luminous , sons, Wesley and Curtis, returns« man of the tea com m ittee and
m orning service will meet at the
Mrs.
Ht>bert
Dodge
and
Mis
Wil
qualities of various rocks.
Sunday from San Francisco where
Junior high school. This plan
At the same _ m
eeting Dyer Hus-1 Wesley
had spent
tin summer liam Healy are assisting h e r. j
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will prevail until fu rth er notice
M embers of the new ly formed
O
ther
com
m
ittee
m
em
bers
wl.lj
ton was Initiated Into the organ!- 1 Wesley will attend Southern Ore
for
all
m
orning
services.
Eve
Kiwanis
club m et Friday night at
lie appointed by the vice presi- •
zatlon. The next m eeting will be i gon college this fall and Curti
ning
sendees
will
be
held
at
.Sec
6:45
in
the
Lithia Hotel for the
held at the regular time and place 1 will resume his studies at Ash dents of the three P. T. A. units
ond and B streets.
purpose of electing officers. Phil
in Ashland.
on Septem ber 16th,
and high school.
Hitchcock, district representative
Mrs. Stevenson emphasized t h a t 1
from K lam ath Falls directed the
the tea is In the form of a re
m eeting and spoke about Kiwanis
ception in order that parents may I
and its various phases of activity.
Fire Hazard Still
meet the teachers and she urged I
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Smith
Officers elected for the coming
that parents attend.
Present A s School
of Medford entertained Labor year were: W alt Bosshard, presi
September 24 Meeting. Too
Takes Personnel
Day evening a t a joint house dent; Jack Prew itt, vice-presi
The City Council of the P.T.A.
warming for their new home and dent: and on the board of direc
With hated breath and beating hearts 130 members of the class met W ednesday and discussed
Reduction of the staff of the
of I960 begun their scholastic cureers at Lincoln and W ashington plans for the tea and also for U nited States Forest Service to honor Miss Evalyn W alker, tors: W alter Hamby, Ockie Sa
whose m arriage will take place
schools early Monday morning. Some of them came alone, others
Jackson county P. T. A. meet A shland district will take place October 11, in San Diego, Calif, bin, Cecil K night, Ed B arnett,
came with older children, some by bus, and several were brought the
Ralph Q uinett, R. E Stevens and
to school by their m others. Everyone of them was brushed and big which will be heid at the at the end of the week accord to John Hanlon. Mr. Hanlon, for Bert Miller.
scrubbed and sharp ns a newly m inted dollar, and every one of P resbyterian church in Ashland ing to Harold Thomas, Ashland merly of Los Angeles, is now a
A t a m eeting of the board of
Septem ber 24. Mrs. C. M. Frazit district ranger.
them had his or her heart set on leurning everything he could.
Medford resident. Miss Walkei directors in the Lithia Hotel on
is In charge of arrangem ents foi
The other 908 students w h o ,—
Fire hazard is still prevalent, was presented w ith a surprise
Monday night. Dr. John Schulz
registered for school Monday also j Hose, j ohnnv Sorenson, Neal the meeting. A noon lunch will Thom as said, and requested com gift and the Sm ith's also were of Southern Oregon College was
registered various degrees of In- | Sta rr, j crrv Swartsley. Blllv be furnished by the American plete cooperation from individu re c ip ie n ts of a surprise gift for appointed to the position of sec
Legion auxiliary.
ticlpatlon, pleasure, or displeas W enker, Braehm Woodell.
als who e n te r the woods area their new home. Mrs. Sm ith and
Parents are also invited to a t W ith the reduced staff the dan Miss W alker are m em bers of the retary. It was decided th at m eet
ure. The high school had 315
BOWNE AT WASHINGTON
tend the Jackson county P.T.A gers are greater than ever he Stagecoach Orchards office staff ings will be held each Monday
teen age scholars on the rolls by
as a luncheon at the Lithia Hotel
Among those first graders reg- m eeting on the 24th. A discus pointed out.
Ihe end of the day. Lincoln
and guests were from the archards betw een 12:05 and 1:05 p m. with
school registered 379, but to n o n e 'lste re d at W ashington were:
slon of the pro and con of the
The W agner B utte lookout b with their fam ilies and friends.
the next meeting being held on
Michael Dennis Bowne, Therza sales tax will be held.
of them was the first day of
being closed and Fred Combest.
Septem
ber 15th.
school as Im portant as it was to Bratcher, Stanley Leonard Brown,
who has been on W agner Butte MISS MASON RETURNS
EXAMINER COMING
the 130 first graders who sat In Terry Campbell, Ronnie Card,
is being transferred to Robinson
Miss Cora Mason is again on MESSENGER SPEAKS TO
drivers license examine) i: B utte w here he will replace Mr. duty at the public library after CONGREGATIONAL LADIES
their seats, wide-eyed with won A nnette Louise Drager, Barbara
der,
Grow, K athleen Heinzman, Hich scheduled to be on duty In Ash and Mrs. John O'Conner who are t vacation at Union Creek and a
Professor Loren Messenger of
The 130 Included the following I ard Hunger, Jerry Eugene Leach, land Monday, Septem ber 15, at leaving the lookout to go to trip to Seattle where she atten d the faculty of Southern Oregon
six-year-olds at Lincoln school: Donald Loper, Linda Lorton, Roy tlte city hall, betw een the hours school.
ed a regional and a state library college spoke to the Women’s
Betty Jean Berry, Jean Bjorlie, j McBride, Ronald Mickle, Janice of 9 a, m. and 4 p, m„ according
The Dead Indian brush crew conference. Miss Mason com M issionary guild of the Congre
to an announcem ent received Is also being b-oken up because pleted a term as secretary of thi gational church W ednesday.
Mary Ann Briggs, Patricia Jean Nicks.
Patrlcla Ann O’Leary, Judith from the Secretary of State's of of the call of school. Don Robert Oregon library association last
C o o | e, S a n d r a Ann Dillle,
The m eeting was held in the
Karen Marie Drubek, Melvn Has Kay Oliver, Kenneth Perreard, fice. Persons wishing licenses or son. Dean Boyer, M arvin Wine* week, and she was succeeded by church parlors and Professor
kins, Mary Frances Howard, Sal- Phyllis Peters, Hollis Roscoe perm its to drive are asked to get and Robert Bvrd will enter high Miss Pauline Calendlne, Reed Messenger’s subject was “The
ly Sue Lane, Donna Lee Me-1 Pierce, Patsy
Rayner, Carol In touch w ith the exam iner well school and Fred and Bill Bueh college.
United Nations.”
Queen, JoAnne Mittag, Leonne Reeder, K enneth Reusfeeld, Mary ahead of the scheduled closing ling aand Donald Lvnn will enter
Osgood, Patricia Louise Roach, ! Anne Sears, Larry Schmaltz, Wnt. hour In order to assure comple college.
K aren Thomas, Myrna Joyce]Judson Schuster, M argaret Lou tion of their applications with r
Robert Cortheil and Jack H and
ise Simpson, Dwight Edward m inimum of delay.
Webster.
are leaving the district headquar
Ronald Acuff, Richard Allen, Smith, Elva Smith, Win. Wood-
ters to return to Oregon state
w here they will continue their
Clifford Culmcr, John Culp, row Wallace, Billy Williams,
Jackie Lee Davis, Edward Hans- Ruth Wyant.
forestry studies. Hal Jew ett, who
G ary Childress, Robert Couger,
Big eared ’Jesse Applegate was positive that the stream which
com, Laurence Haynes, Glenn
has been at the Big Elk guard
station, will also attend OSC and his party had come upon while surveying a trail route through the
Hayter, Je rry Joy, A rthur Dee Joyce Sylvia Cuilop, Floyd G il
N orthw est was a separate stream and not a p art of the stream which
Kiser, G ary Lass, Loran Macklin, bert, Donald Hartwell, Mary El
study forestry. *
Sunday’s motorcycle races at
Thomas Jam es Parker, Charles len Kelso, Ernest Roy Lee, Lynda
The staff which Is left in the is now called the Rogue.
After much argum ent, during t
Rabjohn, Rodney Swanson, Dee Kay Levlson, Darrell M. MeCul- the Ashland Riding Association's district includes Thomas, Bob
Selby, Kip Dale Walls, W alter loch, Thomas M atney, K enneth track in V alleyview will close the Dunn, Fred Combest and Henry which Applegate rem ained firm cate the Applegate trail m arkers
in his belief, the party set out to Thp a ffa k wU) b jn gt 10;()0 &
Lynne Jr. Miller, Priscilla Jean sporting season for this year, ac- Nahss.
Ray Wycoff.
explore and prove or disprove
Bonnie Alrd, Virginia Ann Nielsen, Jeanette Elaine Oeser, cording to John Daugherty, sec
A pplegate’s premise. The survey- m - and a baskct dinner wlU be
Mrs. W illiam Healv and daugh
Bowman, Anna Leslie Carter, Jam es George Prescott, Carol retary of the riding association.
ing party discovered that Jesse served at noon.
Linda Kay Florence, Joan Graeey Ann Reeder, Mary Elizabeth Plans are being made for the as- ter, Mary Pat, returned from Bel
Among the A shland mem bers
i sociatlon's 1948 rodeo which will lingham , W ashington. Saturdm Applegate was right, there were
Kay Harris, Melva
Haskins, Sabin,
two
streams,
and
the
one
which
of
the Applegate fam ily who will
Smith,
Peter
j
probably
open
the
1948
season.
Claudia
Ann
w here they had been called by
Joyce Kerr, Nancy Llnnlnger,
Judy Mann, Llllla Jean Wisen- Stemple, Jerom e Stew art, Joyce ’ Twelve hundred spectators w err the illness of Mrs. Healys m oth they had been camped upon they probablv attend the gathering
hlmer, Sandra Morrison, Carol Swensen, Bonnie Jean Van D y k e .'o n hand Sunday to watch the er, Mrs. J. W ard Finnley. At last named the Applegate, in honor are MlS. Eniil Applegate Pell, 52
Schilling, Linda Dianne Srjlder, Austlna Williams, Jackie Elmon motorcyclists compete for prizes renorts Mrs. Finnley was recov of the man who first claimed it j G ranite, Ashland; her brother,
to be a separate river.
j Moray Applegate, Mexico, who is
West, Robert Wayne Sullivan, offered by Ockie Sabin, the Asn- ering.
Donna Lee Williamson,
This Sunday at Drain, O-cgon, visiting in Ashland; Mrs. Robert
Gerald Allen. Edw ard Brab B arbara Jean Ford, Sharon Lee land Auto Parts company and the j Leyton Schell has accepted a
j position in the radio departm en descendants of Jesse A pplegate,, Hardy, daughter of Moray; Ches-
ham, Ronnie Card, Michael Crow Dicker, Margo Ann Hammond. OK Rubber W elders.
Lindsay Applegate, and Henry [ ter and Roscoe Applegate, Lyndia
Ernest
Cecil
Pitts,
K
enneth
Bak
The
program
Sunday
include
’
j
at The Mart.
ley, Michael Daly, Norman Dye,
' L arkin Grubb, who became 111 Applegate will meet to dedicate McCall; Mrs. Ella Applegate;
Ronnie Fuller, Gary Hans, Bobby er, Robert Rosenbaum, W alter nine events w ith 36 entrants.
The Rogue Valley Motorcycle last week, Is still convalescing at a m arker at the grave of Jesse, Mrs. M ildred Klum, and Mrs E.
Hodgins, Donald Korth, Billy Roy Jr. Wycoff, Wanda Pretty-
and at 3:30 p. m., they will dedi- C. Gardner.
clqb sponsored the meet.
. his home.
Luckey, Buddie Miller, George man.
Church of Christ
Lays Cornerstone
Dr. Borden Tells
About Minerology
, 4
only homo-owned
Teachers And FT A
Members to Meet
At Tea Sept. 18
Ashland Forest
Ranger District
Staff Cut to 4
MEMBERS OF CLASS OF 1968
BEGIN SCHOLASTIC CAREERS
Motorcycle Races
Complete Season
Bosshard Prexy
Ashland Kiwanis
To Meet Mondays
Wedding In October
For Miss Walker
APPLEGATE CLAN TO DEDICATE
MARKERS SUNDAY AT DRAIN