Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, October 06, 1949, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextS o uthern Oregon News R eview A shland, O regon Ih u rs d a y . O ctober (», 1949 POLICE BLOTTER News of Your Friends and Neighbors C. VanDoren Mrs. B. B. O 'R o u rke , S eattle, | tana, T a ve rn ow ner, is in Ash is spending the w eek at the land on business fo r a fo rtn ig h t L ith ia H o te l. He is registered a t the L itliiu H o te l ----------- ,, u < * 0 . 0 Lee . 1 . M ' 1 1 a , 1 rtin , 1 1 1 , , H l M r. — and M . « rs. ae- conipanied b y M rs. Sarah Dalis«- M rs W. B S w u rtz. K la m a th and M rs L in a P ie rp o n t, a ll of Falls, is the houseguest o f M r G ladstone, Oregon, are spending and Mrs. George Lew is. M r. a m o n th ’s vacation. M r. M a rtin L e w is has jo in e d a p a rty o f, is a c a rp e n te r in G ladstone h u n te rs fr o m M e d fo rd and K la - M i« . Pat p , . r r „ n ♦ , n . . m ath F a lb and phoned in th a t Dies in Mvrlle R - w . «H ■ A shland tHilice spent a ve ry busy week, a nsw ering num erous I calls and m a kin g several a r rests, a ccording to the records F rie n d s in A sh la n d le u rn .'i o f V ern S m ith , C h ie f o f Police last w eek o f th death in M y r tk H ow ard 11. N o rth ru p . 29. i P oint o f C larence Van D oren parolee fro m San . . Q -------------_____________________ . . , u e n tin , seiv fo r m e r m o rtic r tic ia ia n n a ssociated in g y e a rs fo r b u r g la ry mo associ w ith the L i t w i l l e r fu n e ra l ho ne ,W ---- as . a r p p r rt‘hended here Mil on IWI tw o - u aivgv Point Sept. 22 Fat Parry, Central Point the party had brought down five *>«» and her house guest. Miss Bar- bucks o v e r the w eek end M rs M r Van n bara Rose B u ckle y. W ashing 1 L e w is w ill aceom pam M rs s h o rtly 'i ft o r h i ton, m otored to A shland Tues j S w artz to K la m a th F a lls 'to meet fr o n t h i . o ffic e day e vening ,o v l . i t fr ie n d . | h e r husband. .' . ,,n,™ £ “ b u r g la ry c o u n ts a m i w as senten ecd to 7 y e a rs in th e O regon " T s , r ‘‘ k > " S ta te p ris o n A f t e r h is re b u s , ' " ’ e fr o m th a t in s titu tio n he w i ll be ta k e n to l u lifo r n iu to c o m p le te M y rtle P o in t th e re m a in d e r o f h is sentence M rs John F a rr, is spendin g! M r and Mrs. E lm e r M o rris . Mu S‘ b o 8 p ita l in there. a m onth's vacation in th is v ic i- ' A rkansas C ity . Kansas, are ? . re ,le died the same evening Ju n e O. R o b e rts was c ite d fo r n ity , v is itin g frie n d s spending a tw o weeks vacation a c o r° n a l o b s tru c tio n Mr Mr A . r. in A shland M r. M o rris is Speci «, • . " D oren was born in d is o rd e rly c o n d u c t on tlu> s tre e t n h k S o o ka n e ♦ n ' A' ' a l A g e n t fo ’ he S anta Fe R ail B ra ,n ?'*d - N ebr., A ug 2. 1891 a n d fo rfe ite d $25 b a il. ...................................... . l i e M e lv in R J o n e s p .o .i g j ,, j n ia k , Spokane, W ashington, are w a y Besides his - w id o w . Florene* houseguests o f th e ir son, and his ' s----- s u rv iv o r s in c lu d e th re e d a u g h t B n c •l>r o p e ra tin g a m o to r ve in i w ife , M r and M rs F M. D re k- M r. and M rs E H S te w a rt i rs, M rs V ------------------« ™ e r io la S e h o c n . b . » e rg ''-h h o tit a d r iv e r ’s license n iw e e % a ? 'x v Cd em C u sh m a n , C a lifo r n ia , a re spend F ,,a n " d d: M rs »<’“ K re w s o n o f P o o r rtla r»-„. .* — l Vi D. W ils o n p a id $27.50 oi HO NO LULU H 0N E Y M 0 0 N s«re«n 1. 1 Jtm n.y s tc w i.n uud S n f \ htL GrCa N o r,h e rn , *nK th e ir vacation in A s h la n d B r” adp‘ 'n t. and W in ifre d V a n a reckle ss d r iv in g c h a rg e bis rei-cii, lin d e th è f o m iti G io ii.1 U n tili li \ h I e.m in u le M innlly B a lB ';ay 7 “ * h ‘f . son 15 ,o n bis i M r. S te w a rt is the Depot A g e n t Borj ' n: tw o s°ns. B u rto n and R ic iu ird L . C h a p m a n was a- as they a rrtv e ut th è H .u io lu h i n irp u rt te In gin th c ii tm u w ee k is va cation fro m his position as fo r the S o uthern P a c ific R a il C ,y d e <>f L in c o ln , N e b r- h is sessci a $5 00 fin e f l i r d r iv in g H aw niian honeymoon F m in e riy th è u n tim i« "N o I bnch clo r,” J iin tn v alre .id v look ur , g.,. | | •• sw ttchm an on th e G reat N o rth - w ay in Cushm an. la th e r, also o f L in c o ln N e b r w ith in a d e q u a te m u ffle r . M el e m M a rtin D re n ia k. A ugust's a n d 8 b r o th ^ r. E d w in o f L in c o ln v iu B R udd was c ite d fo r a lik e b ro th e r, is also v is itin g h is re la -j M r and M rs. W m . D avidson N ebr., and a s iste r M rs E v off« use. tiv e s here. M a rtin is a d iv e rs i-, spent S unday in K la m a th F a lls H ungate, o f Tacom a Wash a ! L e o n a rd J. E p ste in fo rfe ite c fie d fa rm e r fro m C hinook, Mon- ' ’'s itin g th e ir daugh ters fa m ily ‘ fo u r grandsons $10 d e p o s it fo r v io la tin g tl tana M r and M rs J a m ..« rv n , , i . i . . F ufle ra * services w ere held basic ru le N o rm a n E H a n d wi, M r and M rs. James 0 H olt-1 M o n d a v a ! 2“ ? ^ * heL i 3 t ‘ W S c h r o a lso o rd e re d to a p p e a r fo r v io l, M rs. Roy C rapper. Hood R iv man, M a rtin e z, C a lifo rn ia , are ¿ d e r F i.n e ’rVi P tin g th e basic ru le . a ca tio n in g in A sh shland. T h e o d o r . A c p^ ,o r w ith Rcv er, is the house guest o f her v va la n d Ben G. A n d e rs o n . E v e re tt rn e o d o re A. S m ith , pastor o f the sister and husband, M r. and Mrs. Miss C a th e rin e C ia n c ila is local P re sb yte ria n church, in Wash . was p ic k e d up b y p o lie . V ir g il B ow er. I spending h e r va M cation M * a V>l A w « 1 1 ith 111 I rela- charge w ith Rev. B ritto n , o f a t 11:53 T ue sda y e v e n in g and tilrAe and e» n frie n d s i in _ W T , S u th e r lin , an o ld fr ie n d , assist w as b e in g h e ld fo r v o g ro n e v M rs F l o a Lautenschlager, I Pves Nevada m g. a n d in v e s tig a tio n He was fo u n d S io u x C ity . Iow a, is the house) guest o f h e r daughter. M rs. A m v A- ai? *®rs. C a r r y l W ines . M r* «Yan D oren was 8 niem lo ite r in g a ro u n d s e v e ra l closed T rue, W im e r S treet ' J , Tuesday fo r San Diego, Cal , her o f M y rtle P o in t lodge No 78 business houses w h e n he was w here th e y w i l l v is it th e ir son. A. F. and A . M.. w h ich h ail ta k e n M r and M rs. G. S chalin, S eat-' M a rv in , w h o is stationed th e re charge o f the graveside services G len E. W illia m s w as ta k e n tie and M rs M. Oldosc! i, a ll of in tjlp u g N a v y . He was also a m em ber o f the b y p o lic e a nd c h a rg e d w ith th e Seattle, are c o m b in in g business B u rt F re d e ric k s spent the S ' & l « * * 0 e s E l“ i n c h »»*- (h sch a rg e o f fire a rm s w ith in and pleasure on th e ir stay in tiic c ity lim it s W illia m s used a A shland. M r. S ch a lin is a ‘ b a r w eekend in the C old S p rin g s B u ria l w as m ade ¡n S u„ „ , h e a v y fir e a r m to shoot a dog at h u n tin g . He re tu rn e d w ith a 4- ber. th e head o f L e o n a rd s tre e t Hi* ce m e ta ry m Coos B ay p o in t buck. w as fin e d $5 00, h is gun c o n f; M r. and M rs. Jess W illia m s , Col. and M rs. B u rto n B ow en the 4-H tra c to r m aintenance seated fo r th e re m a in d e r o f th e S p a n w a y, W ashington, are spending a tw o m o n th 's vacation o f Los Gatos, Ca!., v is ite d w ith p ro je c t has been c a rrie d on o ve r h u n tin g season, a nd w as o rd e r „ r ed tc m a k e r e s titu tio n to th< in A shland. M r. W illia m s is a M rs. R. E. D e itric h W ednesday; a — six ___ ye a r period. N e x t v year m o rn in g . T h is was the fir s t how ever, it w ill be new in fiv , o w n e r o f th e dog. re tire d saw m ill man. M ID G E ! R A C E R — Paul Holmes, left, und M erle l.ur-.-n rig h t, m eeting th e y had e n jo ye d fo r w estern states can almost hold hands und reach the w ing tips o f the tin y plane M rs. Joseph L Day. K irk la n d , several years. v r n n The T h , Bow ens ------- w ere R egional p ro je c t sponsor i they designed und b u ilt at Concord. C alif., to tly in the Cleveland W ashington, and M rs. A r th u r A. e n ro u te to C ra te r Lake. the G eneral P e tro le u m c o rp o r A ir Races. The wlngspread is only 13 feet, und the c ra ft is powered- R in e lle , C a rn a tio n , W ashington, a tio n , Los Angeles. v i . . L “ 5- ihorse1powerj W hile m aking . tax. test, Larson are spending several m onths in On a re g io n a l basis, the p ro yielded to impulse and took olT p u llin g the plane through its paces A shland, s ig h t seeing. je c t was in a u g u ra te d re c e n tly at D avis, C al., w hen a tw o-da v M r. and M rs. J. H. Dungan, m e eting was held fo r 4-H c lu b Samuels. Idaho, are liv in g at The Red R aiders tra v e l to the leaders fro m Oregon, W ashing th e hom e o f G. W B y rd on Rt. B a y C ity th is w eek end to have ton, C a lifo rn ia , Nevada, and A ri 1 w h ile th e y lo o k fo r a ten acre zona. C al M onroe, state e x te n a conference game w ith the San fa rm on w h ic h to locate. Francisco State G olden G aters sion agent, and M. G. H uber, S.F. State has had q u ite a b it M rs. M c In ty re , Santa M onica, Plans fo r a three-day tra c to r extension a g r ic u ltu r a l engineer o f e x citm e n t in th e ir cam p ever C a lifo rn ia , stopped in A sh la n d m aintenance c lin ic fo r Oregon attende d fro m Oregon. to p ic k b la c k b e rrie s w h ile tr a v T H heFu p p o r° leaders to be h e ld on n nn o T — 7 af e a “H iu x A im im a a te ie ly iy 38,- 3 8 - since Coach D ic k B oyle decided e lin g th ro u g h . She lik e d A sh the O.S.C. campus, O ctober 31 000 w heel ty p ( to change his tactics to those of p eel and c ra w le r tvp<- la n d so w e ll she stopped f o r an and N ove m b e r 1 and 2, has been ’ tra c t°rs on Oregon fa rm s H u b e r the T -fo rm a tio n . B oyle believe, lie has one o f the best backs in in d e fin ite stay. M rs. M c In ty re , annuonced b y L. J. A lle n , state ' re p o rts - Plus an a d d itio n a l 11 the conference "■ in one Jack «.a C ar 1 pp0 s m a lle r garden t r a c t o r w h o has been a nurse fo r m any 4-H c lu b leader. The c lin ic is to be h e ld in P u rPose o f the new p ro je c t ¡s ye so. a r Caruso, ih Y w o d as a’ a ,rcsh freshm r" an an last ,a! years, resigned h e r po sitio n be fo re le a v in g Santa M onica and p re p a ra tio n fo r in c lu d in g a trac- to tt,ach d u b m em bers p ro p e r b ited by a kivvé e V a re ,y ,e x!l started n o rth on h e r fir s t vaca to r m aintenance p ro je c t in the s^ v ic in g and a d ju s tm e n t tech- a ouch te a ,, to h , n ’U^ d I Oregon 4-H c lu b p ro g ra m start- n,pue F o r exam ple, H u b e r esti noted 1™ ‘ bu « ° yIe ha tio n in m any years. ¡ng w ith the 1950 c lu b year. On '' '< I " I " 15 p c r c e n i " , c l a r n n f ' T h .n ' l l “ ’ SOL Heads South For Gator Clash 4-H Leaders to Start Projeets About Tractors a n a tio n a l —■ basis. A lle n sta b . tra c to r -------------- -------- lim ó n ier SAVE MONEY on your is c a rh u re a tn r wasted H is not co n te m u l-ite d », 'ó er m^ , rm X X C,Ur 1 Gabardine Dress Topcoats Sox MEN’S White Handker chiefs Reg. 65c Quality 27.50 each 7 |c 25c 1 L im it 6 to custom er a Remember-- We re < [)pen Friday Nights THE ROCHE SHOP ' CIOTE ES EOR MEN WE GIVE PHONE 2-2301 GPEEN- STAMPS " 62 Appreciation Day Tickets With Every Purchase E 4ST MAIN j Boh K . ro p in . H .,| W i! P ' C R, • k arish oach i ‘ f S "*5 p ro p Iem w ill be in «tr WaH V y in g io r fir s t he n be^ s .on th e G aters w ill A r t Chab° y a . Y °ny r,M a tu ,lc p > H a l A tto w e , p ’ ,y . Pe‘ ' D ic k Peters, M a rio L o m b a rd i, F ra n k K 3nd T ° n y M o rro w - k 3?® WlB be p la ycd at h .tz a r S tadium F rid a y e vening under the lig h ts. The fa ct th a t it is a F rid a y game w ill c u rta il m any W ---- s tu ------ d e n t’s plans to IO V v is i s i it t ban F rancisco to see the game. Beavers Meet P O R T L A N D , O ct 6 (Special) In te P a c 'f i c lm e r rn n a tio iio n a l E xp o s itio n , opening in N o rth P o rtla n d , Ore., F rid a y O R EG O N S T A T E C O LLE G E , a t 5 pm , w i l l have the biggest C o rv a llis -A fte r ta k in g a double beef show and horse show and ?,Cking f ro m C a lifo rn ia and O ld the m ost cash prizes in its 39 M an In flu e n z a last week, Coach ye a r h is to ry — $140,000.00 ? ? e oe,2YiU be 372 e x h ib ito r s K ip T a y lo r w ill a tte m p t to re w ith 2 462 head o f live sto ck, vam p his Oregon S tate F o o tb a ll G e neral M anager W a lte r A forces th is w eek fo r a fo ra y to H o lt announced. T h is betters S eattle w here the Beavers w ill I 270 w ith 2,009 in 1948 and is fa r take on the h ig h ly rated W ash ahead o f 202 w ith 1,672 in 1947 in g to n H uskies S a tu rd a y a fte r noon. In a d d itio n 4-H and F F A The Beavers, w ho have d ro p J yo u th s w i l l have a n o th e r 870 ped tw o s tra ig h t league clashes head o f liv e s to c k on e x h ib itio n to p o w e rfu l C a lifo rn ia d u b s n the 11-acre p la n t th a t houses the biggest stock show in the w ill a tte m p t to break in to the conference w in colum n fo r the I w est. I T h e re w i l l be 775 horses used firs t tim e at S eattle b u t face m the b ig horse show and rodeo a n o th e r rugged assignm ent. W ashington p u t up a s t if f b a t B iggest show horse to ta l o f a ll tle before losing a 27-7 decision I tim e is th is y e a r’s 210. A l l co m m e rcia l booths w ere to m ig h ty N o tre Dam e last j so,d a m o n th be fo re the show weekend and the H uskies w ere and 22 counties w i l l f i l l the w ith o u t the services o f Hugh M cE lheney, b r illia n t tra n s fe r I lands p ro d u cts space. fu llb a c k fro m C om pton, C a lif , The m ore than $140,000 in o rn ia ju n io r college. The H u s k i o re m iu m s a n d prizes goes to liv e sto ck e x h ib ito rs , horse show es have one o f the best crops , and rodeo contestants, 4-H and o f sophm orcs in the conference. O n ly basis o f com parison be I y o u t h s , in te rc o lle g ia te tw een the tw o clubs th is ye a r I other"» ’ t landa p ro d u c ts and o th e r features - th e largest cash is the fa c t th a t W ashington broke a tie in the last tw o m in -H e rin g m the sh o w ’s h is to ry 1 iQda3 » B a rn c tt- Queen o f the utes to edge U tah, 14-7, w h ile 1949 P endelton R ound-U p, w ill Oregon State rom ped o ve r the I O n sid e o v e r the P a c ific In te r Utes, 27-7. The Beavers and H uskies b a ttle d to a t h r illin g 14- I. n a tio n a l as its queen 14 tie at P o rtla n d last year. I L t iv • T e s b to ’ c k - MEN’S ila s h y Í k J ' \ ? aV‘S' ' B ob K ro e cke l and - « hamS' J ° hn B a rre tt a" d E a rl Lo- h‘ " d ’ » ugh the extension .service and w i l l also a w a rd a n n u a l medal« to c o u n ty contest w in n e rs To the o u tsta n d in g p ro je c t m em ber in the state each year• th e ? o n l o ra tio n w ill a w a rd a t r i o t N a tio n a l 4-H c k ,b C o n g r í £ Chicago. q iin ic plans c a ll fo r an at tendance o f 25 to 30 leaders A lle n concludes Biggest Year MEN’S Don L o ^ r t The p ro je c t sponsor the G e n - e, " , ° f p ro m ,s ing new- e ra l P e tro le u m co rp o ra tio n w ill . n crs fro m n ia n y o f the bay p ro v id e leaders and c lu b mem kr JU? ? r c a lle «es in clu d e Ken bers w ith in s tru c tio n k its th ro | 1 T ru sceH'. J im H ug LOTHING ' Ä Requirements th ro u g h NO F R E E Z E R N E E D E D -P e d ro Gomez, P uerto Rico r r bmnn, docsn t ne.-d a freezer u n it to sell his w ig g lin g rr-rc h r - ,'; e In the short spare of th re e hours Pedro gets rid o f a whole day'- ratch , se lling the liv e crabs fro m door to door in the to w n o f Pone,’ Crabs m ake one o f the Island's fn v o rite meals Washington U ha«Eth ? h r? n o T ? f iíüodT teh,gVh® l 'd ? , ? 7 A B elle vu e H ospital in New Y o r k r i t í M lie ac. w l/ c i, e ntertained H?Ur g h ospital pap en ‘ T h? a. d is ti" « u,8hed v is ito r at T h ? clow n ,s p a rl o t n vn ud c- n .T .' more tban 100 youngsters in the noe- pital s recreation yard.