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S outhern O regon News R eview , A sh la n d , Oregon. T h u rsd a y, S eptem ber 8. 1949 OSC* New Pavilion Will Gat Casaba Play This Fall Southern Oregon News Review A shland, Oregon 38 East M ain S treet E ntered as second-class m a il m a tte r in the post o ffic e at A sh land, O regon, F e b ru a ry 15, 1935, u n d e r the act o f Congress o f M arch 3. 1879 M R and MRS J L O G A N W H IT E P u b lish e rs The c o n tra c to r has assured college o ffic ia ls th a t O regon State's new $1,8()O.UOO basket* b a ll p a v ilio n w i l l be ready fo r the 1949-50 openers against U tah here D ecem ber 10 and 17. The huge s tru c tu re w i l l seat 10,000 fans w ith 85 per cent o f the seats on the sides Business Directory SHOW ERS A B A T H S F in iti f 't i ployed at all in most cases, if a high wage and overtime payments were made legally mandatory. LEGAL NOTICE These people can earn a modest wage while developing I skills and responsiblities which will bring them higher IN circuit court of the pay as time goes along. The consensus of the experts for T the B ounty N of IN t ,£' v D was that it was necessary to continue the retail ex- son , probate department kind o f" e m p lo ^ e n tlf t h e ^ x X t S l T b e e n eU m ^ 1116 Matter ° ' th<? Estate NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT d riv e r, “ I w a n t y o u r m oney. I ’ m serious a bout th is so act n a tu ra l as you can and hand i t over, S he rw o o d ’s statem ent said. S herw ood said th a t the d r iv e r then ja m m e d on the brakes, causing th e gun to go o ff. “ I d on’t k n o w h o w i t missed h im becaue I had the gun p o in t E a rl Sherw ood, 24, is s t ill a- w a itin g his c ir c u it c o u rt h e a rin g ed r ig h t a t h im ,” S herw ood e x plained. on a charge o f ro b b e ry w h ile He said he d ro pped th e gun arm ed w ith a de a d ly weapon, in and ran aw ay. A fte r a sh o rt a case th a t in v o lv e d D a v id B a r A N N A B. KR O EG ER k e r o f A shland, w h o was a tta c k tim e , he re la te d , p o lice o ffic e rs E x e c u trix o f the Estate o f ed b y the h itc h -h ik e r he had be and the A s h la n d m an w h o had g ive n h im a l i f t p ic k e d h im up A nna L a h r, Deceased. frie n d e d . and d ro ve h im to the sta tio n V A N D Y K E & L O M B A R D Sherw ood signed a statem ent w h e re he signed th e statem ent A tto rn e ys fo r Estate S aturday confessing the ro b b e ry a fte r q u e stio n in g b y C h ie f o f P ublished A ug. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8 a tte m p t and Tuesday w aived P o lice V e rn S m ith . p re lim in a ry h e a rin g in Justice S herw ood to ld o ffic e rs th a t he C o u rt before Judge N e lle B urns. had stolen the 32 C o lt A u to 'F lo a t D o n ’t S im ila r arm ed ro b b e ry charges m a tic fro m a ca r in A lb a n y B othor M o w ere file d a t G rants Pass a fte r a ro u n d A ug. 15. A t fir s t, he I ’m D u tto d w ith Sherw ood confessed to the h o ld said, he d id n o t have enough PULVEX DDT” up o f E v ie ’s D riv e In n there a n e rve to m ake a h o ld u p , b u t fe w days before the lo c a l a t a fte r a fe w days in G ra n ts Pass tem pt. he entered the d riv e -in and was A fo rm e r o ffic e r in the U. S. g ive n the $40 fro m th e cash reg A i r Force, Sherw ood exp la in e d ister. KJUifUAS th a t he had n o t w o rk e d m uch .. K a n * cm art since le a v in g the a rm y and th a t he had decided to m ake m oney CAT O W N ER S: To rid your car o f le a f the ‘ easy w a y ” ra th e r than lice, be w re ro use Pul vex R O T E N O N E w o rk w ith h is hands. Flea Powder. Specially formulated for cats. A fte r h o ld in g up a d riv e -in in G rants Pass on A ug. 31 o r Sept. 1, Sherw ood said, he spent his C ollege students o f the F irs t $40 “ ta k e ” th e fo llo w in g day w ith a g ir l he k n e w as “ B o b b y .” C hurch o f C h ris t and th e m in is B ro k e again, he started h itc h te r and h is fa m ily w ere honored h ik in g south w ith the idea o f at th e m o n th ly fe llo w s h ip sup p e r o f the ch u rch la st F rid a y “ g e ttin g in to the b ig tim e .” A b o u t six m iles south o f M ed n ig h t. M em bers and frie n d s o f fo rd , he got a rid e w ith the A sh the ch u rch gathered a b out the land man and rode w ith h im to food-laden tables a t 7:00 p m the o u ts k irts o f A shland, w here w ith M rs. V ic to r Shaw , p re s i he p u lle d h is gun and to ld the dent o f the W om en’s Social C irc le , p re sid in g . S tudents p resent w e re C harles G e ttlin g , stu d e n t a t O retech, K la m a th F a lls ; D o ris Renzema and P h yliss D o w n in g , w h o w i l l DON’T DELAY ! re tu rn to N o rth w e s t C h ris tia n college, Eugene, and M rs. R uby CHECK UP today on H o llo w a y , D ynise H o llo w a y and Fire Insurance. N ancy H o llo w a y , w ho w i l l at your te n d SOC. Don’t wait until you The p ro g ra m o f the evening was arra n g e d by M ilto n Renze have a loss to learn that ma and A rd e n H a ll. O r v ille R en your protection is not zema, accom panied a t the piano by his sister, D oris, sang “ The IS NOW adequate..... that some T ru m p e te e r.” E v e l y n R o llin s IN ASHLAND and L o is D o w n in g , accom panied thing has been over b y M rs. D o w n in g , sang “ No One looked..... that your pol E ve r Cared fo r M e L ik e Jesus.” AT THE Im a je a n W illia m s gave read icy does not fit because ings; m o vin g p ictu re s o f the B ib le School w ere show n by of an addition to your M ilto n Renzema, colored slides o f lo ca l scenery w ere show n by property or a new mort IL C IH S ,o n s is ■ W allace M c N a i r , im p ro m p tu gage. Call us now. 6? h ; t main ta lk s o f a p p re cia tio n w ere given by several in b e h a lf o f the m in ister, E a rl F. D ow ning, and his fa m ily . M rs. F annie Legge tt ALTERATIONS gave a s h o rt ta lk to the college students. BILLINGS AGENCY AND FITTINGS M rs. L . G. H aynie, Mrs. J u lia (Since July 1883) S eiters and M rs. Shaw w ere in DEPENDABLE WHILE YOU charge o f decorations and the INSURANCE COUNSELORS s e rvin g o f th e meal. Awa'its Hearing In Circuit Court College Students, ASHLAND. OREGON Phone 6942 PHONE: 2-6866 FREE ESTIMATES H earths A Fireplaces s to re F ronts # Ashland Machine Shop Walter Redfurd, Realtor ROBERT C. PITTS Ranches — Farms — Homes Business Property Jess Kidwell, Telephone 3552 38 East Main Business Phon* 7866 Ashland, Oregon Res. Phone 3176 MACHINE WORK WELDING Saw Mills — Trucks Industrial Equipment 53 Second St. Phone <771 (If no answer call 2-2816) CALL 5551 or 3341 Mirror Barber Shop ASHLAND or JOHNSON and ROOMING HOUSE CAB We Shave and Rest You FAST — 243 Fourth St. Nortridge Electric Co. ÍUE ROCHE SHOP S. C. Jones & Sons WAIT G et yo u r Job P rin tin g at the News R eview Comer Main and Oak Ashland Hotel Building Phone 8781 Phone 4411 Hooper’s Radiator Service ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Clogged Radiators Roiled Out and Repaired WIRING------Industrial . . . Commercial . . . Domestic W a lte r N o rtrid g e New Cores Installed W illia m E. H arrison 166 North Main Phone 5071 135 M one DIAL Phone 4851 STATIO NERY- 5888 OFFICE SUPPLIES— NEW LITHIA CAB Insured Carriers— Prompt 24-Hour Service— Stand at Steak House Cafe Don and Lois Travis COMMERCIAL PRINTING— Telephone 8561 SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW 38 East Main Pritchard’s Grocery C. E. Taylor Groceries — Lunchmeats — Milk Beverages Rte. 1, Box 519A, Fordyce Street Painting — Paper Hanging Contract by the hour OPEN E V E R Y E V E N IN G U N T IL 9 Pastor, Honored THE TAILOR HOURS: 9-12 and 1-5 Evenings by Appointment ) N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the F in a l A ccount o f A nna B. Kroeger, as E x e c u trix o f the Estate o f A nna L a h r, Deceased, has been file d in the C irc u it C ourt o f Jackson C ounty, State o f Ore gon, and th a t the 19th day o f September, 1949, at the h o u r of 9.00 A . M. has been d u ly set fo r the hearing o f objections to such fin a l account and settlem ent thereof, at w h ich tim e any person interested in such estate m ay ap pear and file objections in w r itin g and contest the same. Dated and fir s t published this 18th day o f A ugust, 1949. Confessed Robber 514 Granite St. DEPENDABLE — COURTEOUS — of A N N A L A H R . Deceased 22 SWEDENBURG BLDG. INTERIOR TILE CONTRACTOR N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T A P U B L IC H E A R IN G W IL L BE H E L D before M e lv in The New Wage-Hour Law J. C o n k lin , E x a m in e r fo r the The new wage hour bill, as passed by the House, State M ilk M a rk e tin g A d m in establishes a flat 75-cent minimum. It also continues is tra tio n , in the C ourthouse, M e dford, Oregon, Tuesday, Sep the existing retail establishment exemption, with tem ber 13, 1949 at the h o u r o f minor modifications. 1:15 P. M , to receive te stim o n y It is important that the public understand the rea and evidence on m a tte rs re la t the p ro d u c tio n and d is son for the last provision, inasmuch as efforts were tr ing ib u to tio n o f flu id m ilk and made to knock it out of the bill, and that may happen cream in the Jackson C o u n ty again. Retailing, especially in the smaller communities, M a rk e tin g A re a and to consider in im u m w holesale and re ta il has peculiarities which are not shared by most other m prices and m in im u m prices dis- industries and businesses. For example, it is usually jtr ib u to r s sh a ll pay to producers x - on a 40-hour . D A T E D at P o rtla n d . Oregon, impossible a.------- for a ------------------------------------------- retail store to operate o f Septem ber, 1949 week—many people can shop only on Saturdays, or on th is 2nd day M IL K M A R K E T IN G certain evenings. A D M IN IS T R A T IO N S T A T E O F O R EG O N Furthermore, retailing has room for beginners, part- Thos. L. Oh Isen, time workers, and unskilled labor whose services can A d m in is tra to r, not justify a high wage—and who might not be em P u b lis h Sept. 8, 1949 atd, many people, whom the wage-hour law’ is supposed to help, would have been hurt. whTih framin& the new bill took these facts, which are based on years of operating experience bv ^ s SeiyreS’ int° COnsiderati°" I" ‘ha? re ^ rd . it act OPTOMETRIST Ashland's only NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IATI0R l)r. Robert J. l ine J. A, MARION LEGAL NOTICE • lE( D R A IN BO AR D S Suggestions and Estim ates Free Tolman Creek Road & Highway 99 Telephone 3731 TEXTURING Telephone 2-2916 Pioneer Glass Loans on tt . Made to Measure Screen D oon and Windows— Glass Grinding E X P E R T C A B IN E T W O R K Windows — Doors — Auto Glass Furniture Automobile Livestock Salary SEE John Hamstreet, Mgr. 2-2961 137 North Pioneer 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Commercial Finance Corp. and Cabinet Shop Telephone _ Ashland 75 Oak S t 2 5,11 Ashland M-374—Lie—S-296 KNOX SHOE REPAIR Craftsmanship plus Top Q uality Materials A ll Kinds of Polish— Shoe Accessories “While You Wait Service” 45 East Main DR. E. N. TERRILL CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 308 N. Main Phone 4371 Ashland COMMERCIAL PRINTING CURLY’S By Experienced Craftsmen CABINET SHOP Telephone 8561 Southern Oregon News Review Doors - Windows - Screens E. G. BRISCOE Phone 7081 Phoenix, Ore.
