Williams After
Job Of Mayor
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SOUTHERN PA C IFIC MAN
ANN OUNCES CANDIDACY
NEWS REVIEW
Torn W illiam s, S o u th e rn P a d
flc conductor, announced his
can d id acy foi m ayor this week
W illiam s, w ho is a re g u la r as
signed p assen g er conductor with 3.00 PER YEAR
a ru n th a t b lin g s him into Ash
land every night, Is ch airm an ol
th e O regon s ta te legislative com
mittee for the railroad.
W illiam 's planks in his plat
form are three, they are: fair.
Im p artial, and economy.
T he W illiam s fam ily live at
190 Beuch stre e t and have resld
ed in A shland foi the past line,
years. I hey have two sons and
tw o daughters. T he youngest
d au g h ter, O racle, is a stu d en t at
A shland High school. T he young
est son, W alter Edw in Is a m em
ber ot the A rm y Air corp and
Is assigned to Low ry field, D en
ver, C olorado
W illiam s, who sta rte d w ith the ft,
S an ta F e in 1906, has been rail
lo ad in g for 30 years. For three
years hi1 was a m em ber of t
P o rtlan d , O regon fire
d riv in g both horses and
trucks.
He was born on a farm at Vin
ton, K ansas, M arch 2«, 1800
Lodges and organizations
w hich he belongs are: A shland
Ixidge A. F. & A. M. No
23;
Eugene C h ap ter No, 10, Royal
Arch Masons, Eugene, O regon;
H iram C ouncil No. 7, Royal and
Select M asons of O regon; Iv a n
hoe C om m andery No. K nights
T em p lar, Eugene, O regon; Hillah
T em ple, A shland, O regon. C h a ir
m an O regon S ta te L egislative
C om m ittee; and O rder of R ail
way C onductors
A m erica.
Formerly the
S o u th ern Oregon
M iner
$3.00 per year
ASHLAND, JAC KSON CO UN TY, OREGO N Thursday, April 2, t ,«,4g
Ashland High School Band and Quartet To Enter Festival ¡Merchants and
Service Clubs To
Sponsor Contest
BETTE HAM PTON HEADS
BEAUTY CONTEST TO BE
HELD JU L Y 2
M em bers of the C ham ber ol
C om m erce and service clubs will
each sponsor a young lady b e
tw een th e ages of 18 an d 28 In
th e Miss A shland beauty co n test
on th e evening of J u ly 2, ,i> th e
A shland A rm ory. Each C h am b er
m em b er will be asked to s u b
m it th e nam e of th e young lady
th a t h e choses to re p re se n t him
to the C h am b er of C om m erce of
fice, or to any m em ber of th e en-
trie com m ittee, w hich in clu d es:
M rs. W endell L aw rence, Mrs.
L orena M cNair, C h et Thom pson,
Mrs. Elm o N. S tevenson, and
D olores C opeland. A ny girl th a t
w ishes to e n te r th e co n test m ay
also m ake ap p licatio n at the
C h am b er of C om m erce office or
to any m em b er of th e e n try com
m ittee
B ette H am pton, c h a ir
m an of th e contest, ann o u n ced
th a t th e d ead lin e to e n te r the
co n test w ould be J u n e 15.
A gain this y e a r the Miss A sh
lan d co n test w ill be th e in itial
step for local g irls p ointing to
w ard s th e Miss A m erica pageant
W ith io m any prospects in
in A tlan tic C ity d u rin g late su m
th e ru n n in g for P resid en t of
m
er. N ot only w ill this y e a r’s
th e U nited S tates c o n sid er
Miss A shland be sen t to Seaside
ab le research is necessary if
for th e Miss O regon contest, but
one is to be w ell inform ed, on
sh e and th e o th er e n tra n ts w ill
th eir various personalities,
be given th e h onor of ru lin g over
ch aracteristics, platform s, and
th e F o u rth of Ju ly festivities.
attitu d es.
T he b eau ty co n test will replace
This inform ation, up to
th e trad itio n al q u een contest.
d ate, is to be fouund in co n
T he Miss A sh lan d co n test will
v en ien t o u tlin e form on the
be conducted u n d e r th e sam e
b u lletin board of the A sh
ru les used for th e su b seq u en t
land P ublic L ibrary. The
contests in Seaside and A tlan tic
ed itin g of q u a n titie s of a r ti
C ity. In o rd er to be eligible for
cles for thia inform ation has
en tran ce, th e a sp ira n ts m ust be
been done by Mrs. Lucy T a l
u n m arrie d and b etw een th e ages
bert. Miss F lorence L usted
of 18 and 28 on S ep tem b er 1.
of th e lib ra ry staff has p r e
T h e g ir ts - d o n o t h av e tirJae re*l
p ared the display.
d en ts of A shland, b u t they c a n
E ight ca n d id ates are c o v
not e n te r m ore th an one such
ered. including W a r r e n .
b eau ty contest. S im ilar contests
Dewey. W allace. S tass e n.
a re being held in M e d fo rd .
V andenberg. T aft, M artin,
G ra n ts Pass, and m any o th er
and T rum an.
O regon cities.
G en eral ch airm an for the Mi -
NOW IS THE TIM E
A shland contest will be B ette
T O FEED LO C A L BIRDS
H am pton w ho served in th e sam e
T h at the u nusual snow fall
cap acity last y e a r w hen Mi
m ig h t in ju re birds has been point
G ladys M ack w as selected as
ed out by m em bers of local
Miss A shland.
sp o rtsm en ’s associations. T hey i l
Mrs. H am p to n ex p lain e d th at
com m end th a t feeding places be
th
e
girls will be ju d g ed on th e ir
estab lish ed and t h a t b r e a d
■ -e
p erso n ality , th e ir talen t, th e ir a p
cru m b s and su et be given to the
p earan ce in an ev en in g gown,
birds.
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and
th e ir ap p e ara n ce in a bath-
M em bers of the A shland High val last week. T he
individual Vail. M argaret W agner. Irene
M O TH ER S D A Y TEA
, school band and chorus will at- soloists placed high
at K lam ath Welch. M axine Wenaus. M arvin V enita R oberson, B onnie S eaver. | ing su it E x p lain in g th e talen t re-
A M o th er’s Day tea for the la-1 tend the O regon S ta te School
Falls a few w eeks
ago in the W ines. Isabelle Williams. Bonnie R uth Seitz. Ju a n ita S ilver, D onna n u irem e n ts, Mrs. H am pton said
dies of th e A m erican
Legion J M usic contest w hich is being
Sm ith. Ju n elee S m yth. N orm a tb a t *t s not n ecessary for a girl
m usic contest held
there, and S eaver. D orine W enaus. N ina
A u x ilia ry will be held W ednes- ' held in E ugene F rid ay and Sat- thus
South.
M om aRae T aylor; Louise to be a Professional sin g er or
q ualified to go.
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G rab er and M arion T h o rnberry.
day, May 5, at th e hom e of Mrfc urd ay, A pril 30 and May 1. un
Tenney,
M arion T h o rn b erry .
d an cer; many- of th e e n tra n ts
The concert e held T uesday * night
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H arold Jo rd a n on Holly stre e t d er the sponsorship of th e O re
E d ith T u rn b u ll, T eddy W al q u alify by m erely giving a short
° y the m us,cal groups netted ing include, gjrls: Nancv A rnev lace. M ary W aterb u ry , Irene talk .
T he tea will be held from 2:30 gon Muaic E ducations conference. $100.00
w hicl| will go to help pay M arilyn Beare, Kay Beck. Nancy’
to 4:30 p.m.
Welch. D oreen W enaus, M axine
T he selection of Miss A shland
In addition to the band and the ex p ► e n en ses‘of
ses o f t the
h e trip.
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Boors, C arol
Benoit, JoA
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M
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be done on th e ev en in g of
chorus the D rum ensem ble, the
Band M em b o n arei Elm er, coe, Ju n elee Briscoe. Elda C arlis-
boys q u a rte t, and several soloists Biegel Bill Bissell, JoA nne B ril- le. B arb ara Clawsen. ZoneA nn W hiting. Ann W illiam s. B etty J u ly 2 a t the A sh lan d Armory?
will atten d . The drum ensem ble coe. Lloyd B unnell. Elda C arlisle. Coffee. Nancy Cox. C arm ela W illiam s, Jack ie W olcott, N orm a S election of th e ju d g es will be
th e d u ty of th e ju d g in g co m m it
is com posed of Jean Nichols. R h leyH ^ m: n ' EOU,Se FiniaU' D aly- Janice Dodson. P hyllis Yorton,
Boys; C harles Adam s, Bill A l tee of I. R. F rid eg er an d M rs.
R uth Seitz, F ran k Hile, and Ven-
H a ,q h t F ran k S hirley Damon. Louise F liniau.
ita Roberson. M em bers of the Hile. Cliff Hodgm s, D anny John- Fow ler. Anne L u ller.cn . Nina len. John B eare. Bill Bissell. Jam es S tevens. P rio r to th e ju d g
boys q u a rte t are Bill Bfesell. K t
K an n asto - Be» y Lou G raber. Jan e t H edgepeth. M ary G ene B row n. Lloyd B unnell, ing, th e girls are ex p ected to
H arry K annasto. Je rry M itchell, K erby, Bud K incaid, Doris Lit- Jea n H enry. B arb ara K ent Jean - C raig C anfield, G erald Davis, m ak e m an y p ublic ap p earan ces
and F ran k Hile. Soloists include u « r n . ’K
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Ted Mc-
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L H w ra " . C harles Eliason, S ta n ley H ans- as guests of A shland civic o rg a n
O rville Renzem a, baritone; H arry H venna M ickey M cKeever. Geo. B arbara M cCleary. M ickey M e com, F ra n k Hile. M arvin Jones. izations a n d clubs. In ch a rg e of
H arry K annaslo, D ale L a n d th e ir ap p earan ces w ill be the
K annasto. tru m p et; C urtis Vail, M iller. W anna M iller. Cliff Neil- K eever. B etty M iller. Jean Nich-
trom bone; H aryey Woods, Jr. G .« i t ’ ? Nn Chu S' Cash P errin e ols' M argaret Nielsen. D elo re, ing. Lew is L anger. R ay M arfin. co n tact co m m ittee, com posed of
Don M iller. J e rry M itchell, Cash W alt Bossh’ard . an d E J. La
Division tru m p et; and Bill B is S t L PhlfB' ? arb a ra
Venita M omany, Donna Mae B rew er,
sell b arito n e horn.
This Wee!
n,,?, “ " ' , J a ITeS Rotee' S k .‘ P
Joy
M arcella Bldem a, P errine, G eorqe Phife. R ichard M arre.
Reedy. O rville R enzem a, J e rry
In asm u ch as no se p a ra te queen
The four m usical group« who
Such As We
co
n test is plan n ed this year. Miss
are going to the festival placed Rich» .S iT.pson' BrUCe S m ith' Son' Sue P ears°n. K ay P ortis.
a
by P ie rre Slchel
los S chm idt, H arold Sim m ons. A sh lan d w ill he crow ned Q ueen
in the upper b rack ets at the S ou
of th e F o u rth of J u ly celebration,
th e rn Oregon college m usic festi-
and th e o th e r girls w ill be de-
N ever Love A S tran g er
by H arold Robbins
' sig n ated princesses
court.
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n v i in
c u u h r er
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days of each m onth would bt l J « , , U l . a
m eeting are: Mrs. R „ W ilco x '1 rhIts ee£ernony w ill also be a p a rt
business m eetings and first a n d , ” , / 11 , S S ° t i a t l O n
w n to x of th e b e a u ty conte8t on Jn ]v 2
Everybody S lept H ere
of
Phoenix,
v
ice-p
resid
en
t;
Mrs. M aster of cerem onies for the
th jrd T uesday m eetings w ould be
by E lliott A rnold
C
harles
B
arnes,
T
alent,
se
c
re t e v e n t will be Bob R einholdt.
Mrs. R obert C. H art was re
social get-to-gethers. This plan
O th e r co m m ittee app o in tm en ts
wijl go into operation w ith the elected to an o th er term as p resi ary ; Miss H elen Bullis. co rres
Any N um ber C an Play
Plan, to sponsor a w eekly May 18 m eeting
an
n o u n ced this w eek bv Mrs.
ponding
secretary
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M
em
bers
of
dent of the Jackson C ounty P u b
by E dw ard H arris
dance In the N ational
uard
H am p to n include th e follow ing:
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first
business n m i t eeting
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board
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:
Mrs.
lic H ealth association at the an-
E n tries, Mrs. W endell L aw
m ory w ere m ade T uesday night ’n May the nom inating com m it nual
m eeting held recently. In f ' lerir!. ° T aylor, h ealth educa-
The G olden H awk
rence, Mrs L orena M cNair. C het
by the m em bers of A shland Post te®’ c<)mP°sed of Em il K rueger
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by F ran k Y erby
Thom pson. Mrs. Elm o N. S te v e n
J a a k k p e I Lahr,
Jo
von IZ K . uhlm
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T ? ”* * , ht. „ „ rk
asso.
No. 14. A m erican Legion.
Tony K arnes, and O rvll M aifield. rt.1 on for th e past y ear Mrs. M r,. Lew is U lrich, su p p lcm eo son, and D olores C opeland: tic k
♦ A ccording to Co|. H arold Joi
ets, M arian Adv. W endell L aw
will p resen t th e ir nom inations H alt m ade special m ention to th e ta ry accounts; M rs D w ight F in d
dan
com m ander of the Post. |
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X -ra y s p r y e ^ ' X
rence, and Jo e B ow doin: p u b li
m em bers of Ihe organization are
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m ing .v eai
city, Dovle Seely. H a rry S k errv
C
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tra
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Point
w
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is
re
tirin
g
as
presently contacting orchestras
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Max P eirce and Mrs. Ja c k W alk
and m aking arran g em en ts w ith bas , „
oughe’'ty , who tre a su re r a fte r serv in g in this of er, social hygiene ed u catio n ; Mrs Bob E dw ards and Mrs. J a k e
W eitzel; aw ard s. R av R am sev
the N ational G uard for use of
b^ " ta k ‘ng caI e 0 her
fice for eight • years. Mrs. S par-
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cl l III G uches and Mrs. C laude Sid Reed, and W ilb u r B ushnell;
C
h ester
the hall.
I v ,r ’f M,r s’ .H arry H arrison, 190 row has been selected to be the Thom pson, p u b licity
T a
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Vista stre e t has re tu rn e d to her Jack so n county rep resen tativ e on
M em bers of th e ad v iso ry com an d arran g em en ts, P h il S tan s-
Jo rd a n stated th at In addition S unday duties as pianist at the the state board of the Oregon m ittee are: Mrs. Roy C am eron burv. Bob R einholdt, Ira C ulver,
to the dances, w hich would be C hurch of C hrist S cientist
T uberculosis and Health associa- Gold Hill: Mrs. L eonard C arpen ’ an d O wen Gragg.
open to the public, the Legion
Mrs. M. E N ew ton who re- t tl.rn
on
Mr«
r'hpein,.
u .,. 4 of «...
M ,s C
hester u H ,.u
ubbard
te r; Mrs. Jo h n C otton.' A v-arpen-
shland"
was planning to begin w eekly eently re tu rn ed from a trip to M edford was elected to succeed Mrs. W alter G raff, Mrs C El-
Jim Busch, who tore apart the
270 East M ain P hone 8011
m eeting, w ith every o th er one a Boston reports th at the spring Mrs. S p arro w as tre a su re r of the
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J social meeting for Legion mem- w eather In the East was delight - local association,
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Library Prepares
President Research
Members of The High School Chorus Will Qo To Eugene
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What They
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Legion Planning
Social Summer
Elects Officers
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Second and fourth
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Other
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