Southern Oregon miner., June 21, 1951, Page 4, Image 4

TH U R S D A Y . JU N E i l .
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SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
PAGE FOUR
Letter from Washington. . .
End of Mat Dunnami Hunt;
Beginning: Early Rogue Valley Days
Southern Oregon News Review
A sh la n d , O regon
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M arch o. lo /y _____
S u b s c rip tio n Rate — $2.50 ye ar
. P U B L IS H E R S
n a t io n a l
’
e d it o r ia l
ASSOCIATION
’ 1 l l 1
--A S S O C IA T IO N
Stratford-on-Ashland
This impression is the key that will open the door
on Gus Bowmer’s dream. He and his production staff
will certainly not fail. The rest is up to us to play our
roles to the hilt. It’s common theater talk that you can
never “over-ham” Shakespeare. The same goes with
friendliness.
Shakespeare's new summer home can. and w id e
be, Ashland. Ore., U.S.A. The old bard would have
liked this, we feel, for his gnomic wisdom is universal
for everybody everywhere to enjoy.
Remember, “All the world’s a stage, and all the
men and women merely players.”
n s tre a m
fed by th e | come. H is to ry can o n ly m a rk in
‘
snow fro m
the
h ig h w o rd s as a la n d m a rk and te ll
m o u n ta in glades tr ic k lin g d o w n the o ld . o ld s to ry o f w h a t had
th ro us!h the ro cks to the v a lle y happened
in
th is c o u n try as
th ro u g h t
of
b ir th o f th ,g n a tlo n
b elow .
_.
g p ^ le rs
fir s t landed in
T he stream
..
* tb is Kre{)t v a n e y . nam ed a fte r
in «
m oun
,
tH s
cies - a g a in s t the p u b lic resent
m e n t o v e r the f ir in g o f Gen
M a c A rth u r T he back fir e eon
sists o f s o m e th in g th ey c a ll the
"C h in a lo b b y ” T h e re m ig h t be
such an o
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— rg ... a n iz a tio n I f so. it is
supposed, a cco rd in g to a d m in i
“L Ä
T o th e r I n f l u e n t
over. T h e v a lle y was a have
,, f _________ o
hum an
bt,a uty H ere. M at |ia d h is v a lle y so p recious to the hum an
> (N q 5) -n a l l t tle race o r th e people o f the eastern
¡n b e h a lf o f N a tio n a lis t C h in u
b a n k q( the creek.
states?
I f th e re is such an o u tfit I
h ave n ever h eard o f it except
fro m a d m in is tra tio n sources,
and it s u re ly has been a co m ­
p lete flo p
in
its
a c tiv itie s
ju d g in g fro m the present p iti­
fu l co n d itio n of the N a tio n a l
iat g o v e rn m e n t.
•
T he a p p ro p ria tio n s b ill car
ry in g funds fo r w o rk on r iv ­
ers and h arb ors was passed
by the House.
A lth o u g h the
to ta l requested by the B ureau
of the Budget was cut m ore
th a n 20 per cent, the funds
a llo w e d fo r w o rk on the tw o
big dams In the W illa m e tte
V a lle y flood co ntro l pro ject
__D e tro it and Loo ko u t P oin t
__to ta lle d 15 m illio n dollars
each, w hich w ill a llo w w o rk
on both those im p o rta n t dams
to proceed to w a rd co m p letio n
fo r the e a rlie s t flood protec
tio n and p ro du ctio n of much
needed p o w e r in the W illa m ­
e tte v a lle y .
T he cozy l i t t l e cabin was b u ilt s h in in g S y m b o l
to liv e in a couple o f w eeks
T h e f e r t il i t y spoke fo r its e lf
I t g lo w e d as a s h in in g sym bo l
in th e h ea rts o f the people They
b ra v e d the to rtu re d tr a il o ver
the h o t p la in s and th ro u g h the
ean actors and actresses re p ­
R e fe rrin g
to
the
so-called
fo re sts
to m ake th e ir fu tu re
resen ting 11 slates and E n g ­
hom es som ew here in th is most C h in a lo b b y the fo llo w in g was
lan d . Since they w ill be in
C o n tin u e d fro m Page One
stated by one o f the b a c k -fire
w elco m e spot in O regon.
A s h la n d a ll sum m er th e ir im ­
w il be s u b m itte d to W a s h in g ­
“ It
is a lle ge d th a t
T he o ld t r a il was dangerous b u ild e rs
pressions w ill be w e ll-fo u n d ­
ton. D. C., fo r a p p ro v a l.
to th e e v e r-g ro w in g , d a rin g im ­ fro m 1948 to 194» the C e n tra l
ed. and.
if
good ones, can
Separate
p ric e
re g u la tio n s ,
a w h o lly ow ned
m ig ra n ts . I t
cost th e m m any N ew s agency
c a rry the fam e of our to w n
" ta ilo r e d ”
fo r
the
in d u s try .
s tru m e n t o f tin - N a tio n -- a lis t
liv
a rd sh ip
s to
liv e
e s
s and
anu h
iiuiui-iM
i-«
— o - b - ta in in
in.-.........................................
to
a ll
parts of the c o u n try
1 w e re considered.
th e ir goal here in O regon T he ir | G o v e rn m e n t, spent in the neigh
and
to
the
b irth p la c e
of
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e u t i n n n iin n
n
O rie n ta l Rugs Ig n o re d
$854.000,000 to i in
­
greatest enem ies w
ere the
In borho od o f
S hakespeare
- i - ------ — in - E - ng land .
Because th e y c o n s titu te “ an
dians w ho p ro w le d a t n ig h t lik e flu e n ce A m e ric a n p u b lic o p in ­
R esidents are going to have to jn s ig n ific a n t p a rt o f o u r econ-
get used to th e a n n u a l s^ght o f o m y Qf n0 im p o rta n c e to the a w ild c a t to ta ke the pioneers ion."
O rie n ta l’ rugs unaw ares and m aybe massacre
N ow ju s t th in k o f how absurd
lo n g -h a ire d actors and strange cost o
______
f liv in g ,”
th e e n tire o u tfit
th a t sta te m e n t is. T he sum 6
costum es
p a ra d in g
on
° V r a re n o t u n d e r p ric e c o n tro l
t T , k e l
stop the h u n d re d and 50 m illio n d o lla rs
streets. T h is u nu sua l scene fo r
and naintii
puss.
j o n ly tb
e
y
are
said
to
depeno
io
r
u
ie
n
r
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r-m
ti
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h . e v e<l ua,s m any V "Jes
’ h<
a w estern
e ste rn to w n is p
o ssib ly
th e y are said to depend fo r tn e ir i
r iv a lle d b y those stran ge crea- ,
on th c ir b ea uty and o th e r o n co m in g
in "M ig ra n ts , T h?_y am o un t e x p e n d s
b y a’ l the
d e te rm in
in e d to w in — and news ag< neies in A m . ric a v ,iic li
. ______
U a “ “ .lia
o itim
itim a
...
tu
re s in ( the
ille g
a te
te ” act-
act­ c o n sid e ra tio ___
ns
w u
h i s c « h v, m a k t w ere d e te rm
T h e e ir d to
s e c u rity was operate on a c o m p li t
th
e
m
u
n
s
u
ita
b
le
objects
fo
r
hey
d
id
.
in g c o lo n y o f H o lly w o o d .
th e
e ir
ir fu
fu tu
ti re homes. Th«- land w id e basis 1 mean «ev«-»-nl ti>” <.
W e have i t o v e r th e la tte r fo r p ric e c o n tro l. T he th e o ry is th a t th
th e ta k in g w ith m ore th an the co m b in e d cost of
th
e s b im
get too m uch
me
iin p
p le
ic reason th a t o . u r i if i prices gei
u m o u t o f hom estead rig h ts a llo w in g 160
o p e ra tin g th e U n ite d Press, A -
M O M M KNTS
actors are co nte nt, o r sh o u ld be han(j
consum ers
w on’t
buy
acres w h e re v e r th e y staked it
sociated
Press.
In te rn a t ■ a I
««
M ost H o lly w o o d opfnrg
actors, i i f f tnPV
th e y ’ tb e m a n ____
yw a y
\ M ) M A IC K E K S
•
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--
Soon the Rogue v a lle y sta rted News, T ra n s ra d io Press, etc.
h a ve n ’t a lre a d y , a s p i r e
to G
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Haircuts
Too High?
,eapg anrf boundg
G ra n ite . M a rb le
W e ll, enough on the sub
achieve the c lim a x to th e ir c a r - ( , Charges fo r b a r < r s op
w h e n th e o ld b u ll teams b ro ke
N.
W. BURNS
eers b y p la y in g one p la y w rig h t, b e a u ty shop services are con-
je
c
t
of
b
ack-fires
b
u
t
it
is
m
y
aiJey th ro llg b tb ).
M E M O R IA L S
guess th a t w h en you h ear or
n a m e ly Shakespeare.
tr o lle d by C e ilin g P ric e Regula m m in ta |n
w ere
th ey
"O n the P la ie "
read ab ou t som ething called
C e llu lo id expe rie nce leads
to o n ly one th in g : i.e. m oney.
fro m
the e a rlie r s e ttle rs th a t
O u r actors are g e ttin g the
Dec. 19, 1950 th ro u g h Jan 25
w
ere
a
lre
a d y here. Some stayed
priceless experience (w ith o u t
1951.
to loca te th e ir homesteads, and
m oney) o f le a rn in g the fe el of
T o in d ic a te th
e
d
is
p
ro
p
o
rtio
n
tne a
ru u .e
seeking to locate
an a u th e n tic stage p la y e d in
ate rise in prices fo llo w in g he
jn the Rogu,.
som
ew
here
Standard Form Policies—
the E liza b e th a n m an ne r be­
K o re a n o u tb re a k , OPS cite d the
v a lle y
fo re
a liv e audience. A nd,
c o s t-o f-liv in g in d e x as o f D e­
T he b e a u tifu l v a lle y w ith a ll
Compare Our R ata
m ost o f a ll, g e ttin g th e in v a l­ cem ber 1950, la te s t date on
its g ra n d e u r was enhanced in
uable lo re o f the staging and
w h ic h fig u re s a re a v a ila b le fo r
3efore Y ob Bay
the s e ttle rs ’ eyes
a fte r
th e ir
p ro d u c tio n o f the b a rd 's plays
th e service trades.
a
t
h
ardsh
ips
th
ro
u
g
h
the
moun-
w h ic h is k n o w n b y o n ly a
II. (ìallatln
r e la tiv e ly fe w people in the
Phone 2-3121
w Thus.
o rld
A sh lan d
is
h e lp in g ^ V t e Ì V l O O . T he in d e x fo r a ll
J L m ’-
OPS Prices. . •
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K Ä 's jÄ
__________ ________ By Murray Wade
the C h in a L ob b y, that's w h at
It is. a h a c k -fire — » •• fo r ***•
purpose of slow ing dow n the
big blase of p u b lic o pin lo a
w h ich is about to consume the
a d m in is tra tio n people.
a
A fte r the horse was b ro u g h t I e very fu ll fo r h is h u n tin g par
som etim es used in d espera­
in to w he re M a t had k ille d the ! ties
bear, a la r ia t rop e was tie d w ith A b u n d a n t G am a
tion. It is c a lle d " b a c k -firin g .’
I t was a paradise fo r his
F ires are not o n ly fan n ed by
; a h a lf h itc h to the bear’s b in d
the w in d b u t g en erate th e ir
legs and the a n im a l was drag h u n tin g p a rtie s to spend th e ir
T he House is about to begin
o w n w in d w h ich speeds them
ged to a le v e l spot w here it tw o w eeks -of vaeation in. w ith
h
u
n
tin
g
,
fis
h
in
g
and
ly
in
g
in
the
c
o
n sid e ra tio n
o f the new tax
co uld be loaded o nto the horse
B y H A R R Y N O R D W IC K
along.
b re a th in g the e x h il­
b ill It w ill come Io the flo o r
w h ile the la tte r was ly in g dow n gun— and
The b a c k -fire te c h n iq u e is to u n d e r w h a t w r c u ll a closed
A fte r the b ea r was loaded. a ra tin g fre e m o u n ta in a ir
go In to the green tim b e r a q u a r ru le T h a i m eans
no amend-
As
I
o
fte
n
heard
h
im
say.
sum
m
er.
I they a ll h it fo r cam p w h e n ' he
T o m o rro w begins
te r of a m ilt* or so ahead o f the
- .....
ri.u .r
"1 fo n d e r and I p o n d e r fo r th is
series o f m enls can be made on lb« flo o r
1
co
uld
be
hun
g
up
on
the
lim
b
ol
o ffic ia lly , th a t is.
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.
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ru
n
n
in
g
fir
e
and
s«
t
a
series
o
i
m
ere,
b(.
d
,,ba((.d
u„ d
life th a t 1 adore:
a tree h ig h o ff the g ro u n d t i l l
A s h la n d residents are tax
T
o
my
m
em
ory
in
its
g
reatest
sm
all
>
.
r
“
r
’‘
e
b
e
i
tl
e
»hen
the
vote
w
ill
be
for
it or
th e ir e lk
tng o ff fo r lakes and stream s ' they re tu rn e d fro m
fre e d o m
I s h a ll love it . W hen lh . ‘ b ig blaze
a
against it us is. ju s t as the com
to e n jo y the fishing, boating ' h u n t E a rly th e n e x t m o rn in g
m ore and m ore.
1 lin e o f >»»»l ¿ r e s b n., n n t n
( ,uor
and just p la in cool shade of 1 a ll was set fo r the deer and e lk
As I east m y hook on its gl.s m ay be b r k < n a n d
tlu “ r (
procedure
tre k to Scape Goat m o u n ta in
th e m o u n ta in retreats.
te n in g r iffle s and the s h a d -, b ro u g h t,
a<lm i. .b at when the
the
D e v il’s Soup B o w l
Stay-at-hom es are sn eaking near
ow s d a rtin g to and fro ,
<
. <»nd oroduct is considered the
w
he
re
the
deer,
e
lk
and
b
ea
r
I
q u ic k ly a fte r the fir s t peck o f -------
W h ile m y th o u g h t.
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“h.
...... . ...... p!e «111 «-< ........ « • • '• » « " " J
the sun in to L ith ia p a rk to re- w c re in great p le nty
s,,r v i. th e ir fa v o rite bench o r H id d e n V a lle y
I ’ l l a lw a y s k n o w "
L o t on the la w n T h e re o ug ht
H ere, near th e fo o t o f tin s
upS\ ’ he “ a t n “ "
•"
“ ""
to be some system w h e re b y m o u n ta in was a v e ry «m a l* v a l'
T he o ld days w i ll a lw a y s bt
ie e u la r users o f c e rta in spots ley b o rd e re d w ith the fin e st
flo o r w ith am endm ents
sweep o f p u b lic o p in io n against
rem
red
n jo
re
g u ld la "re
r s users
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•
c.m
e rv e th em
d u rin g the scenery th a t »
a horfv
body c ‘ ‘ o p u ^ ld k l i ask
ng i o
ld em
'and be yo
u n and
g o f e fu
tu ye
re d tu by
n e the
to its fo re ig n anti dom estic p o li­
Not often in people’s lives do their greatest hopes
come true. The greatest hope of one of Ashland’s most
illustrious citizens seems on the verge of reality, in .
is the dream of Angus Bowmer that the Shakespearean
festival which he began in 1935 will achieve a sustain­
ing force backed by international acclaim.
Such a force can be achieved only by quality. Di­
rector Bowmer seems to have gathered a host of direc­ h o t su m m er m onths
tors and authorities that will assure the technical F o r n o th in g can r u in you
u tin g m ore th an to ha' ^ sO
performance required of Shakespeare s pla\s.
n o inco
nsid erate person Pa r k
.
with the casting just completed, the acting for the y o u r fa v o rite spot in th e p a rk
vo u have been d re a m in g
coming 11th season should be comparable to any ama­ w o f hen
i t w h ile w a lk in g each heat-
teur group in the United States and full of the glow f i „ e d fo o t fro m y o u r o ff.e e o r
and sparkle so often found lacking in many tired pro­
W a rn in g to a ll th a t the spot
fessional groups.
y th e l it t le b ro o k above the
Each year the festival is acclaimed as better than b -------1------------♦«
1. reserved espe­
espe-
n n is c o u rts is
ever, and the coming August performances should af­ te
c ia lly fo r th is w r ite r
firm this belief. However, there are other parts to be
N o tic e some strange faces
played besides Prince Hal, Falstaff. and Gonenl. These
in to w n since M onday?
might be called Hospitality. Friendliness, and Coopera-
T h e y belong to S h akesp ear­
The whole city of Ashland and southern Oregon
is cast in the latter roles. The quality of their perform­
ance will, in the end, make the impressions on the tour­
ists and visiting theater people from the 48 states and
Canada, and on the visiting English actor and his
In
our
h e a v ily
wooded
c o u n try th e re is e m etho d of
lig h tin g forest fires w h ic h Is
By R. M . D e M IL L E
________
W illia m C L a w .. o re and W . l U c O h m m .
P ^ l» h e r .
H a r r y N o rd w ic k
------------------------------ --------------------—
N fW S P A M «
By H O N . H A R R IS E L L S W O R T H
M » m h « r of C ongrats. 4th D is tric t
M « '" S ,r ~ '
E î 'V *
......
AUTOMOBILE — TRUCK — FIRB
AT LOW COST
w ho u n d o u b te d ly w i ll fe e l th a t
IN IT IA T IV E S A N D
th e y have been cheated and th a t
REFERENDUM S
the" m andate o f O regon people
1952
A lo n g b a llo t fo r the
has been
th w a rte d ,” Pearson
g en eral e le ctio n , n o w less th a n
said.
17 m o n th s aw ay, is in th e p o liti­
VOTERS' P A M P H LE T
cal in c u b a to r.
E ig h t filin g s o f p e titio n s have A L T E R E D
A l l in itia tiv e and re fe re n d u m
been m ade w ith th e state de­
148 C e n tra l
p a rtm e n t o f e le ction s and sig­ m easures p u b lis h e d in th e v o t­
services
(not
in
c
lu
d
in
g
re
n
t)
u
p
p
e
r
Rogue
v
a
lle
y
in
the
y
ic
in
-
ers’
p
a
m
p
h
le
t,
p
rin
te
d
and
dis­
these
a
s
p
irin
g
th
e
a
tre
people,
n a tu re seekers are again abroad
in th e la n d . F o u r o f th e p e titio n s tr ib u te d to a ll re g is te re d v o te rs and th e y are h e lp in g to b ro ad ­ was 152.5 The in d e x fo r m en’s it y w h e re A s h la n d n ou stands
Prompt, r»r»onol Claim* Jervlee
are in itia tiv e s . C irc u la to rs m ust p r io r to p rim a r y and gen eral cast the m e rits o f o u r to w n to h a irc u ts was 231.8; fo r sham poo today
1
(T
o
Be
C
o
n
tin
u
ed
)
o b ta in the sign atures o f 8 per e lections, w i ll have tw o im p o r t­ th e rest o f th e n a tio n and w o rld . and w ave sets in b ea u ty shops
ce nt o f th e v o te rs a t th e last a n t a d d itio n s to th e ir pre sen ta ­
266.5, and fo r b e a u ty shop ser­
I say th a r p a rd n e r.
w h a r’s vices, 189.7.
e le ctio n b y J u ly 3, 1952, to get tions.
One p ro v id e s th a t a ll re fe r­ y o u r L e v is and S tetso n 9
these m easures on th e b a llo t.
F ile rs N oted
T h is com m ent arises fro m the
T he percentage is based on th e , e ndum m easures p u b lis h e d in
In a d d itio n to th e above, op­
vo te cast fo r ju s tic e s o f th e . th e p a m p h le t, w hen revenues F o u rth o f J u ly c e le b ra tio n sche­ e ra to rs o f m eat lo c k e r p la n ts
fo
A sh lan d.
W estern
suprem e c o u rt a t th e la st e lec­ are in v o lv e d , m ust in c lu d e an d
a u le
ie d
u
i ” i r
----------i are b u t one o f h u n d re d s o f ser-
e stim ate o f th e cost. T h is e sti­ a dress
in o rd e r and w i ll —
cer- v ice
jc e o operat
h o su
should
re a s 1 is 2» m
p e ra to ors
rs w riu
u m u have
now
tio n .
m ate m ust be p rin te d d ir e c tly ta in ly h e lp m ake th is eelehra-
célébra- ... . cej i j ng prices, signed u...
by Q
a
The
in itia tiv e
measure«
above th e re fe re n d u m and in i­ tio n go over.
w o u ld ask the vo te rs to m ake
responsible o ffic ia l,
w ith
th e ,
T a lk is being made o f a
tia tiv e measures.
b a rb e rin g ille g a l on M on da y;
O regon D is tric t OPS o ffic e by
In th e case o f c o n s titu tio n a l
c o u rt to t r y
non-w estern-ap­ J u n e 15 A t the same tim e , these
p ro h ib it fis h in g on the C o lu m ­
am endm ents
th e re
m u st be
p a re lle d fo lk s . T h is w o rk s
b ia r iv e r b etw e en sunset and
p rice s m ust be posted.
p rin te d in the p a m p h le t a clear-
w e ll in several o th e r w estern
sunrise: do a w a y w ith d a y ­
A ls o a ffe cted are p h o to g ra p h ­
ce le bra tion s.
Tucson,
A riz .,
cu t and e x p la n a to ry sta te m e nt
G U A R A N TEED HOM E AND AUTO
lig h t sa vin g tim e and rep ea l
ers, lau nd rie s, d ry -c le a n in g es­
has u s e d
one e ffe c tiv e ly
o f th e ir co nte nts fo r in fo rm a tio n
the m ilk c o n tro l la w .
ta b lish m e n ts, shoe shine p a r­
R A D IO R E P A IR S
Ranches — Farms — Homes
w h ic h
m akes th e "d ud e s
T he re fe rn d u m m easures if o f th e v o te r.
lo rs , ta ilo rin g , re p a irs and re n t-
Rensonabl«1 P rices
s c u rry fo r w estern c lo th in g I als
aJs ’ on
Qn such
guch th
tb in
j n g gs
as autos,
autos, ra
ra-
T he sta te m e n t w o u ld be pre­
Business Property
passed w o u ld reduce the
ton-
s as
houses, o r s u ffe r c o n fin e m e n t I dios
Hins and
household appliances.
appliances.
m ile fees fo r trucke rs,' w h ic h pared b y th e state tre a s u re r,
and household
Motorola Home mid Auto Radios
in th e p u b lic c o rra l
fo r
____________
w ere raised by th e 1951 le g is la ­ se cre ta ry o f state and state b u d ­
tu re ; n u llif y
the re d u c tio n in get d ire c to r.
s h o rt p e rio d .
F o rty -tw o p e r cent o f
last
Jess Kidwell
Telephone 2-6587
__Free P ic k -U p and D e liv e ry
A m em o
to
citizen s
w ith y e a r-s m ot o r v e h ic le accidents
the tr u c k lo a d in g lim its w h ic h IM P R E S S IV E M I L I T A R Y
e m p ty pockets. Some
o f o u r ¡n v o i v j ng in ju rie s happened in
w e re lo w e re d b y th e same leg is­ D IS P L A Y
A sh lan d , O reg o n
41 East M a in
Phone 2-414)
38 East M a in
•
la tu re ; rep ea l th e c ig a re t ta x o f
M a jo r G e n e ra l T hom as E best pioneers, th a t is th e fa rm - ^be
Res. P hone 3176
Business
Phone
7866
„
---------------- ma--------
3 cents a pack le v ie d b y the R ilea. a d ju ta n t g en eral o f O re­ ers, w o re o v e ra lls and an o ld
LEGAL N OTICES
state le g is la tu re and n u llif y the gon, was presented th e L e g ’ on s tra w hat. V a q u e ro tie s can be
school c o n so lid a tio n la w passed o f M e r it at M c C h o rd F ie ld F o rt purchased fo r a b u c k and red — S r v S ? « T o r n F D IT O R S
h a n d k e rc h ie fs are even cheaper ^ ^ ¿ u i T ^ O U R T QE T H E
th is ye a r by the e g isla tu re .
L e w is , W a sh in gton , la s t S a tu r­
T he re fe re n d u m m easures re­ day, fo r h is o u ts ta n d in g w o rk
■
,
STATE
OF
OREGON
IN
B R A V O : To the U t h a n n u a l
A N D FO R T H E C O U N T Y O F
q u ire o n ly 5 per cent o f the v o t­ as assistant 41st D iv is io n com ­
Shakespearean fe s tiv a l M a y it
ers’
sign atures (16,429),
b u t m an de r d u rin g W o rld W a r IT
JAC K SO N .
PROBATE D EPAR TM ENT
these p e titio n s m ust be com ­
T he accolade was made by have la s tin g success
BOO: Those h o tte r days th a t i n the M a tte r o f th e Estate
p le te d w ith in 90 days fo llo w in g G o v e rn o r M c K a y p re ce d in g one
Loans on
E N N IS D ^ G A R D N E R , Deceased
th e a d jo u rn m e n t o f th e leg isla - o f the g reatest shows o f P a c ific are sure to come.
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
Livestock
" tu re , w h ic h is on A u g u s t 1, th is N o rth w e s t
Furniture
N a tio n a l G u a r d
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
s tre n g th e v e r staged a t th is v a lle y , has d em on strate d a v a lu - {$ » } the u nd ersign ed
ye ar.
Salary
by
an
Automobile
O rd e r o f the C ir c u it C o u rt o f
V E T E R A N S ' BO NU S? M A Y B E 1 i m ilita r y post. T he p a rt-tim e sol-
able econom ic fe a tu re in a gri- ¡tn
Phone 4871
gon
i fo
u i r
me
th e State o l f u
O re
regon
the
308 N. Main
P o rtla n d b a n kers are a p p re ­ j die rs d is p la y e d the b ris k and in ­ auie ct.uiium .v
c u ltu re . On A p r il 15 he p la n te d c o u n ty o f Jackson d u ly made
te
llig
e
n
t
a
c
tio
n
o
f
a
rm
y
reg
u
­
Phona
2-5111
A
s
h
la
n
d
h e n sive o f the p ro b a b ility th a t
45 E. Main
15 acres o f spinach, and on M a y and entered on the 28 d ay o f
M-374 L ie . S-296
bonds o ffe re d by th e state to lars.
15
h
arvested
and
h
a
u
le
d
to
the
,
M
ay,
1951,
was
re
g
u
la
rly
ap-
On hand fo r the re v ie w w ere
p a y ve te ra n s a bonus w i ll n ot
p o in te d «*-------th»
E x e c u to r K
o f t . th
e Estate i
ca
n
n
e
ry
an
e
x
c
e
lle
n
t
crop.
—
t
»
m em bers
be p urcha sed b y b a n k e r groups. m a n y state o ffic ia ls ,
K im m gave h is p la n tin g tw o o f Ennis D. G a rd n e r, Deceased, i
as such
In a s im ila r s itu a tio n in W est o f the le g is la tu re and frie n d s shots o f fe rtiliz e r , u sin g o rg a n ic and he has q u a lifie d
E xe cutor.
V ir g in ia
the
c re d it re s tra in t and re la tiv e s o f th e guardsm en fo rm s o f n itro g e n -u re a
and a
A l l persons
h a v in g
cla im s
c o m m itte e refu sed to app ro ve in a n n u a l camp.
f a ir ly new p r o d u c t ca lle d a ga in st said estate are h ereb y
IR
R
IG
A
T
IO
N
F
E
R
T
IL
IZ
E
R
bonus bonds, and th e same
W hale, a b y -p ro d u c t o f w h a le i notifie d to p re sen t the same,
T R IC K
th in g co u ld happen here.
p la nts. He in je c te d th e liq u id d u i y v e rifie d , as re q u ire d by
I
t
to
o
k
150
years
to
d
isco
ve
r
S ta te T re a s u re r W a lte r P e a r­
fe r t iliz e r in to th e pipes o f the la w , to h im a t the o ffic e o f his I
th
a
t
i
t
is
easier
to
b
u
tto
n
a
son th r e w a b e a n b a ll a t the
irr ig a tio n system.
a tto rn e y , B E N T. L O M B A R D ,
m
a
n
’s
s
h
ir
t
d
o
w
n
th
e
fr
o
n
t
th
an
head o f th e bond b u y in g s y n d i­
______________K n o x B ld g., A s h la n d , O regon.
C ra fts m a n s h ip plus Top Q u a lity M a te ria ls
fo r
cate th is w eek. He is g re a tly up th e back.
H ig h w a y fa ta litie s
w i ll de- w ith in s ix m on ths fro m the date
B
u
t
it
to
o
k
2400
years
to
d
is
­
A ll K inds of P o lish — Shoe Accessories
crease in p ro p o rtio n to the in- ° * ¿ a te d ^ and
fir s t
p u b lish e d
c o n ce rn e d o v e r re p o rts th a t ce r­
P R IN T IN G
•
S T A T IO N A R Y
co ve r th a t i t is easier to fe r tiliz e
ta in e aste rn c a p ita lis ts have re ­
crease o f patience and co urtesy j^jay
1951.
a
c
ro
p
w
h
ile
ir
r
ig
a
tin
g
th
an
to
O F F IC E S U P P L IE S
fu sed to b id on O regon ve te ra n s ’
o f a u to m o b ile d riv e rs .
1
w»»
W I L L IA M F. D U N N
“While You Wait Servioe”
m ake tw o job s o f it.
b o n u s bonds.
B
E
N
T.
L
O
M
B
A
R
D
38 E. M A IN
P H O N E 8561
33 East M a in
A s h la n d
Jo h n K im m , an a le rt yo un g
“ T h is re fu s a l, i f acquiesced in
p le n ty
o f - 1 S - ------—
u ite No.
3. K n - o x B ld g.,
M ost dogs
have
,-------
, 7
...............
by
O re g o n ’s o ffic ia ls ,
w o u ld m an o f K o re a n descent, w ho frie n d s because th e y w ag th e ir A sh lan d. O regon
run s a tr u c k fa rm near C anby,
p ro v e a c ru e l d is a p p o in tm e n t to
ta ils instead o f th e ir tongues.
! (M-31-J-21
in the h e a rt o f the W illa m e tte
th o u sa n d s o f O reg on ve teran s,
Business Directory
Walter Redford, Realtor
Commercial Finance Corp.
Don’s Radio Service
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