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county. Paul Haviland, who rep-
FOR SALE
presented the State of Oregon, Simpson C alls
FOR SALE Spinet piano. Will
and by agreement of all parties
sacrifice for quick sale Cash or
concerned, the Ashland logging
R everses Plea,
terms. Can be seen at Ashland.
company entered a plea of guilty Red Raiders,
Write Tallman Piano Store,
and paid all fines and costs after
395 South 12th Si , S.ih-in, On
certain adjustments had been Slates D rills
Load Fees Paid
mae in the original charges.
8-11, 8ti
William M. Briggs, represent
Army tent 18X32
Magnolia Lumber company re­ ing Magnolia had asked for a
Football practice at Southern FOR SALE
$45.00. Haggard Lbr. Co., Pho
versed its plea and entered a lunch discussion of the case Oregon college has been called
enix, Ore. Phone 7915.
guilty plea to charges of over­ Tuesday morning when the hear­ for Labor Day, Sept. 5, according
load Tuesday afternoon after a ing started but was over-ruled
bitter round of accusals and den­ by County Judge J. B. Coleman to Coach A1 Simpson.
ials started an» official hearing who ordered that the cases pend­ The Red Raiders, co-champions
in the morning
ing must be settled first Court again last year of the Far West-
On advice of the assistant was recessed until 2 p. m. but tern conference, will open the
district attorney of Jackson did not convene as the parties gridiron season against Lewis and On Time
apparently reconciled their dif­ Clark of Portland on Sept. 24.
ferences.
Simpson, pointing out that last
Attorney Briggs and the court year was the worst of the three
for School
Standard
also reached an agreement on in which he’s held the» reins at
use of roads after Magnolia had the Ashland college, said he lost
cases.
five lettermen from last season.
H eating O ils
agreed to settle the overload He will have 22 monogram wear­
ers back though, and also has a
CLEAN BURNING
METERED
few transfers on hand as he goes
TECHNICIAN ON CALL
into another year of grid wars.
I*. E. Instructor
The complete schedule; Sept.
W hittle T ransfer
24, Lewis and Clark at Portland,
Joins S ta ff
Oct. 2. Humboldt State at Ash­
land, Oct. 7. San Francisco State
& Fuel Co.
at San Francisco, Oct. 15, Cal
At AIIS
* Aggies at Davis, Oct. 22, Oregon
890 Oak St.
Tel. 3331
Tech at Klamath Falls, Oct. 29,
Miss Dolora Dyer was signed Chico State at Ashland, Nov. 5,
at Ashland, and Nov
up Saturday to handle the girls Monmouth
12. Pacific Lutheran at Ashland.
physical education in the Senioor
High School, according to an an­
nouncement today from the office LEGAL NOTICE
of Supt. Leland P. Linn.
Miss Dyer will also teach IN CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ENDS SATURDAY
classes in commerce as she is STATE OF OREGON IN AND
taking the place formerly held FOR THE COUNTY OF JACK
by Miss Dorothy Underkofler. SON. PROBATE DEPARTMENT
who resigned to continue her own
Sturdy — Dependable
)
education. Miss Dyer received In the Matter of the Estate
her degree at Kansas State
Jeweled Watches
of
Teachers College in Pittsburg,
Kansas and has attended Kansas
19.75 up
University, Colorado University ANNA LAHR, Deceased
and Wyoming University. She has
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
been the physical education critic
FINAL ACCOUNT
teacher at Western State College
at
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
of Colorado and has been teach­
ing at Tucumcarri, New Mexico. that the Final Account of Anna
The electon of Miss Dyer com­ B. Kroeger, as Executrix of the Sheldon Jew elry
pletes the staff according to Supt. Estate of Anna Lahr, Deceased,
Watch Repair Jewelry Repair
Linn, -.........
who further
he ha-> been filed in the Circuit Court
........ stated that
Uiai ne
found the greatest scarcity of oi Jacks°n County, State of Ore
“Next to the Mart'
toor'k
rxt'c' in
> —
. , this
U ' field.
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VS nn/4
L,
AiL J day of
gon,
and 4 that
the 1 19th
teachers
Richard Leigh, who was grad­ September, 1949, at the hour of
272 E. Main
uated from Ashland High in 1940 9:00 A. M. has been duly set for
and from SOC in 1949. will teach the hearing of objections to such
W ; If x W
final —
account * -..v.
and settlement
one
of the autvn
sixth grade at 77—
u section
—
the Briscoe School. Ailene Inlowl thereof, at which time anv person
was moved to the Junior High I interested in such estate may ap-
when
w'hen
Vida McCarley was forced pear and
objections in writing
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to resign because of illness in and contest the same.
the family.
Dated and first published this
Mr. Leigh did his practice 18th day of August, 1949.
teaching in Ashland last year and
* 5
ANNA B. KROEGER
it was on the basis of this work
Executrix of the Estate of
that he was elected. The other
Anna Lahr, Deceased.
sixth grade section will be under VAN DYKE & LOMBARD
Arthur Phillips who has been Attorneys for Estate
teaching at Lincoln.
Published Aug. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8
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