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,
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PHONE:
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Clogged Radiators Roiled Out
and Repaired
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W a lte r N o rtrid g e
New Cores Installed
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Pastor, Honored
THE TAILOR
HOURS:
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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
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tt .
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SEE
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8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
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