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P A G E FO U R SO UTH ER N OREGON NEWs» t i L . l L V . , A S H L A N D , O R EG O N Southern Oregon News Review Ashland, Oregon THURSDAY. JAN U AR Y HILF Hilt WALK AGAMI Court Records Our 38 East M ain Street Entered as second-class m ail m atter in the post office at Ash land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of M arch 3. 1879 W illia m C. Law rence and W allace G. Iverson, H a rrv N ordw ick P O L IC E C O U R T Publishers E ditor N E W S R A P IR NATIONAL By H A R R Y N O R D W IC K A SS O C IA TIO N T H A T S M E L L A G A IN Ink For O u r Pen $7 51» or liv e days E lected to serve fiv e days. W illia m R itch ie , le a vin g m o to r v e h ic le u na tte nd ed , m o to r • ru n n in g , b a il $5 B u dg e t fo rm s and e q u a liz a R o b e rt L. D elsm an, e x p ire d tio n e x p la n a tio n s have been m o to r v e h ic le license, b a il $5 m a ile d o u t to school boards o f Jo h n W B ra d y , p u b lic In to x th e c o u n ty by the o ffic e o f the lc a tio n , h eld in Juil, flo a te d a c o u n ty s u p e rin te n d e n t. A ll v a g ra n t person school boards, e xcept those o f M o rris E W h lth a m , fa ilu re to th e fir s t class d is tric ts . C e n tra l heed tr a f f ic sign ul, b u ll $5 P o in t, A s h lu n d und M e d fo rd , E stle James, p a rk in g m o to r w i ll beg in w o rk on b udgets on v e h ic le on sid e w n lk. b a ll $1 F .h 1. Mrs. M E. W h lth a m , ille g a l a p a rk in g . In ernssw nlk. h a ll T h e Jackson co un ty selec j $2 50 COITORIA I A s T Ò C ^T i J o I Leo L e lto y F re u d e n th a le r, 22, refused to place m oney in p a rk in g m eters; also to pay o v e rtim e p a rk in g tic k e t; n o r to pay fin e assessed by c o u rt S entenced to Jackson co u n ty Red Cross o ffic ia ls a re m a k in g plans fo r th e n e x t v is it o f the bloodm o- b ile . T h a blood u n it w ill ba in M a d fo rd Jan. 23. A v is it to A sh lan d w ill be in F e b ru a ry . Subscription Rate — $2 50 year PUBLISH ERS 10. 1952 U m m m m m . S m e l l those fresh s p rin g blossoms? S m e ll th a t crisp p re-su m m er air? So y o u r feet a re w e t fro m the snow and y o u r aching bones b r ittle fro m the cold. A thing a lot bigger than just a contract between two parties was brought up at Tuesday’s council meet B u t th e re 's s o m e th in g in the ing. a ir lik e s p rin g . T h is w r it e r ad- j it's n o t th e w e a th e r, b u t tiv e service b o a rd has an I t’s as basic as right or wrong, straight or crooked, i m t ’s its clo ■ • s e ly associated w i t h nounced th a t 4-F reg istran ts J U S T IC E C O U R T hot or cold, Christian or heathen, and friend or enemy. b a lm y s u m m e r e ven in gs — it's a re b eing screened and re C ha un cey H a rris o n T h u m p fe s tiv a l. classified and th a t tha firs t I t’s the problem of private vs. public ownership. I t’s the In Shakespearean son, no m o to r v e h ic le llcenae, th e o ld days, peo ple d id n 't co n tin g e n t o f th is g ro u p has cited the problem of California-Oregon power vs. Bonne th in k m uch a b o u t it d u rin g the a lre a d y received new p re -in w in te r m onU is (e xce p t m aybe d u c tio n physicals. ville power. I t’s the problem of local private owner one LEGAL NOTICES Gus B o w m e r and a fe w ac • ship vs. government ownership. to rs w ith itc h y feet). B u t, n ow M Sgt V ir g il C a rv e r o f the No 52 15 E o u t fr o m su m m e r a rm y and a ir fo rc e re c ru itin g dTo/H 7W £ To us there is no problem. That is, there is no prob it in to has w in spread M M O N S te r p la n n in g and a m ore o ffic e in M e d fo rd has a n n o u n c IN THE S U CIRCUIT COURT OF lem of deciding on who we should get our power from p e rm a n e n t s ta ff to h a n d le c o r ed IB enlistees d u rin g the IIIF STATE O F O R E G O N and p ro m o tio n . m o u th o f D ecem ber T he lis t in FO R JA C K SO N COUNTY in one year, 10 years or 100 years. We state here for respondence T h e in d ic a to r o f th e above elu de d S t e p It e n L a n in o v ic h , L E O N A R D .M J A R M A N . the first, last and always time that the city of Ashland fects has been th e presence of 1035 Io w a s tre e t, A s h la n d and P la in tiff. v* R ob ert D. Bates, 108 F ro n t is nuts if it doesn’t continue its lucrative relationship (S p a rk y ) S p a rk s (M iss M a r JE A N M A R IE J A R M A N . stre e t. T a le n t. d u rin g th e w in te r m onths with COPCO. Plainly and as simply as we can state it, ion) D e fe n d a n t • as a p a rt-tim e fe s tiv a l secre TO JEAN MARIE JA RM AN. here’s why: T h e re is an e a rly in d ic a tio n ta r y and th e just-decided h ir THE ABOVE NAM ED DE th a t th e dog p o p u la tio n in in g of B ill D a w k in s fo r a FENDANT First, COPCO is no monstrous, dark, evil, con second Jackson co un ty is up o r else at being execu IN THE NAME OE THE niving, octopus, non-resident corporation which wends tiv e -s e c shot dog o w ners are being m ore re ta ry of th e fe s tiv a l. S T A T E OE O R E G O N . You arc p ro m p t in securing licenses. its slimy ways to squeeze the hard-earned rupees from T he d iffe re n c e h ere is th a t he h e re b y re q u ire d to app ea r und a nsw er the c o m p la in t file d E ig h ty licenses been ob is being h ire d to b e g in te n u re ------------------------ By M urray W ade ta in e d at the co had citizens in southern Oregon. I t’s a real, tangible, lo M a rc h 1. instead o f th e usual against you in the above e n t it l un ty c le rk 's cally-run utility which paid $380.582.04 net property la te M a y a c q uisitio n . ed s u it w ith in fo u r weeks fro m G O V E R N O R V IS IO N S o ffic e in the firs t e ig h t days SEC O N D T R Y FOR BONDS ¡the d ate o f the fir s t p u b lic a tio n of J a n u a ry co m p ared w ith 68 taxes to Jackson county in 1951 of which $25,000 was T h is fo llo w s th e com m on D IS A S T E R A second a tte m p t w i ll be ¡o f th is sum m ons, and i f yo u fa ll fo r a lik e p e rio d in 1950. ay be the la s t chance made b y th e S tate B ond C om allocated to Ashland’s school district No. 5. Further, in sense a d v e rtis in g tru is m th a t w e “ T w h is i l l m have to so a pp e a r and a n sw e r said to h a lt th e tre n d m ission to get p erm ission fro m p re p a ra tio n is 9/ lO th s o f a suc c o m p la in t, fo r w a n t th e re o f, th e support of this same county in the last 10 years, this cessful a d v e rtis in g cam paign. to w a rd so cia lism and b a n k ru p t I the C re d it R e s tra in t C o m m itte e p la in t if f w ill a p p ly to the C o u rt local company has put out $2.185,134.50 in property Y o u have to have tim e to th in k c y,” G o v e rn o r D ouglas McKay- in San F ra n cisco to se ll bonds < fin d th a t one in th e d ic tio n a ry | fo r tin- r e lie f dem anded In h is up y o u r m a jo r p ro m o tio n and said a t an o rg a n iz a tio n a l m e e t on the open m a rk e t to p ay th e i o r Joe M ille r 's Joke book — Ic o m n la ln t, to w it F o r a decree taxes. th en c a re fu lly p re p a re it way- in g o f th e M a rio n C o u n ty Re lon g -d e la ye d bonus to W o rld m ust lis te n to Ja ck B e n n y o fte n- ¡of the C o u rt fo re v e r d is s o lv in g the bonds o f m a trim o n y now Locally, in capital investment, the company spent ahead o f scheduled releases. p u b lic a n C lu b in S alem T h u rs W a r I I veterans. ¡e x is tin g betw een p la in t if f und d a y n ig h t. In a n o th e r o rd e r pasteurized close to $75,000 in facilities to increase its service to T h is is th e secret o f success. T he fir s t a p p lic a tio n was and granting pla T he g o v e rn o r w a rn e d against m ilk custom ers w i ll note a tem defendant t i f f a d iv o rc e fro m d e fe n d a n t Such a p ro c e d u re is also lik e tu rn e d d o w n by the C o m m itte e , Ashland residents, principally in the Nevada street m u d -s lin g in g and a dvised th a t p e ra tu re increase to a ro u n d 181 and g ra n tin g p la n t lf f Hie cus a s n o w b a ll. E a rly p ro m o tio n w h ic h said the sale o f the bonds degree». to dy o f the m in o r c h ild re n b orn area, in 1951. County-wide it increased its investment J w w i i lf ll a a ^ ffe e c c t t n n o o t t ^ o i n / g ly a gate t o ^ e re c e ce iD ip U ts “ n o w is the tim e to g c t o u t and w o u ld a u g m e n t in fla tio n . o f said m a rria g e , p a r tic u la rly S T A T E JO B S G O A B E G G IN G in facilities over half a million last year and now has b u t re c e p tio n o f ’ b e tte r a c tin g get shocs and tel1 T he C om m ission m ade an u n .nam ed in the c o m p la in t h erein . betw een A lth o u g h 14.5UU a p p lic a tio n s successful a tte m p t to s e ll some over 13 million dollars invested in this area. ta le n t. T he a ctors th a t are th e (1 ^ ™ tw ° o p o litic a l r iie dnte <f the o rd e r fo r p u b o f th e bonds to th e S ta te R e tire fo r s ta te e m p lo y m e n t w ere re lie a tio n of th is sum m ons is ceived by th e S ta te C iv il S e r Thus, COPCO s investments mean jobs for the students w h o p la n th e ir su m m e r 1 ^ T he ‘1 m ent B o a rd and th e S tate In d u s J a n u a ry 8. 1952 the tim e pre m e e tin g d re w p o liti vice C om m issio n in 1951, the scribed fo r p u b lic a tio n o f th is bread-earners in this area. Future power projects that stock a c tin g w e ll in advance, ciens fro m m an y p a rts of the t r ia l A c c id e n t C om m ission. state is s t ill s h o rt o f h e lp in sum m ons is once each w eek fo r T he second t r y is scheduled would provide power plants in southern Oregon, and ^Iorf °/ now be state and was a w indsock on fo r J a n u a ry 15 ^ k ille d p ro fe s s io n a l c la ssifica fo u r co nse cutive w eeks The o litic a l predispositions. F iv e tio ns, D ire c to r James M C lif date o f the firs t p u b lic a tio n o f not increases to plants in other areas, will be decided and thus get m ore ta le n t w h ic h p s elf-ap O R E G O N 'S A D J U T A N T inted press agents th is sum m ons is J a n u a ry 1« fo rd , re p o rte d M onday. by COPCO’s financial position. They are currently ask- will in s u re b e tte r show s w h ic h e x to lle po GENERAL 1952 z d the p re s id e n tia l q u a l D ire c to r C lin to n e stim a ted ing for a 10-year renewal of their contract with the w iU in su re even g re a te r re tu rn s ities of E is e n h o w e r, T a ft. M a j. Gen, Thom as E R ile a th e re are 12,500 persons in S tate EDW ARD C KELLY a t the b o x o ffic e . A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff le ft th is w eek fo r W est P o in t to service. M a c A rth u r, W a rre n , and Stas city in order that they can show definite proof to their The co m m issio n p ro 22 G o ld y B u ild in g In lin e w ith th e id ea th a t sen. re p re s e n t g o v e rn o r M c K a y and cessed 48,000 person al records bond supporters that they will have a definite salary e v e ry th in g m ust g ro w w ith M edford O regon “ We are c o n fid e n t he is a re- the S tate o f O regon at Sesqul d u rin g th e ye ar, in c lu d in g h ir 4t J31 the increased ex c e lle n c e of 1 p u b lic a n (income) to back their investments and w i ll accept the c e n te n n ia l cerem onies ing, p ro m o tio n s , dism issals and the pro du ctio ns, is th e satis F ro m N ew Y o r k Gen. R ile a d em otions. n o m in a tio n o f o u r p a r ty ,” said Second, let’s not fool ourselves. Those who think fa c tio n th a t R a lp h Burgess. Dean Rees o f W illa m e tte U n i- w i ll go to W a sh in g to n , D C to J O B L E S S P A Y H E A V Y we can gain by a hook-up with Bonneville power will S r., w ill g iv e to th e re a r pos , v e rs ity . a t'e n d a co nfe re n ce on N a tio n a l Jobless persons in O regon got rio r of p atro n s n e x t A ugust L o w e ll Paget, o f P o rtla n d G “,^rd tr a in in g R e tu rn in g he $10.489,924 fro m the u n e m p lo y be taking the bread right out of the basket. We want a te w ith his specially-designed “ T he n a tio n is r a p id ly ac- W l” S‘ °P San F ra n cisco to m c llt com m issio n in 1951 the secure water supply for Ashland. Evidence shows that bench. I t w ill be so tilte d as said, c e p tin g a serious c o n s id e ra tio n c o n fe r w ith 6 th A r m y o ffic e rs co m m issio n o ffic e said th is Ashland is definitely underpoliced. We need a new li to re lie v e b ack s tra in and be o f S e na to r T a ft.” N E W R U L E S FO R M IL K week eavy enough to discourage Steve A n de rson . S alem , said I f yo u are o v e rw e ig h t and T h a t was the s m a lle s t a m o u n t brary addition. We need constant readjustments in the h patrons w ho m ove b ack seats atassen sh ou ld c a rry a h ea vy w a n t to reduce, the state de- in 3 ye ars b u t th e com m ission salary and department conditions of ALL phases of dow n fr o n t and d is ru p t the lib e ra l and c o n s e rv a tiv e vote. p a rtm e n t o f a g r ic u ltu re is a ll on ers p re d ic te d 1952 w i ll be- great- MONUMENTS city work. In a word, Ashland needs money. With its scheduled seating. W hen G e n e ra l M a c A rth u r y o u r side. er T h is w r it e r is su re th a t the re tu rn e d fro m th e S outh P a c ific , AND MARKERS present setup, it gets a say and return in electrical scheduled E liz a b e th a n p ro g ra m A n ew o rd e r the d e p a rtm e n t San F ra n cisco gave h im th e p u t in to e ffe c t last w e e k Granite, Marble re I f m on ey b u rn s y o u r pocket, rates as long as the electricity is supplied by a private m usic w i ll be accom panied w ith m ost e le c tr ify in g re c e p tio n th a t N. W. KI RNS q u ire s th a t th e re s h a ll be less soak i t a w a y in U S . Defense company. If it ever connects with Bonneville power, i5*«™ of n e w -fo u n d r e lie f fro m fu&d Panade... c ity e v e r accorded an in d iv id u th a n 1 p e r c e n t o f b u tte r fa t in “ n o n -fa tte n in g m ilk ” C o u ld n ’ t eorge H a le y, s e c re ta ry o f it loses its prerogative to make money and deal with S” ch’w a wSi'S’.’v . i K S a th l," e M G .C .R . c lu b said. a local concern and must do as Bonneville says. seat o v e r 700 F ra n k Sever, P o rtla n d , said Further, nobody gets Bonneville power for noth- . . ^ ? o th c r , 1’n Pr ° v e m e n t is the G o v e rn o r W a rre n ’s s ta tu re and v o te -g e ttin g a b ilitie s surpassed ing. You pay because Bonneville has capital invest-¡ for ’ Technician B i i f p i S o n " ^ those o f a n y ca n d id a te in the ments to make and they will be made where Bonneville i w o rk w ith . L ig h tin g has a lw a y s fie ld . says and not where we would like them in our own been d',ff’?uIt °n the stage be- PETITIONS FOR TRUMAN M o n ro e S w e e tla n d , M ilw a u SOUTHERN Oregon area. Z a°„d Íy 4 or ,’h7. tU X r e k ie , c h a irm a n o f th e re-elect Those who would turn to Bonneville power turn ÍY111 u n d o u b te d ly be coming as T ru m a n c o m m itte e o f O regon away from support of Rogue basin projects and the ^ e ie T D o S y o S ^ w S m e r file d h is ca n d id a c y M o n d a y fo r deleg ate a t la rg e to th e 1952 future of this area. COPCO has been instrumental in alrea d y? B e fo re y o u can say d e m o c ra tic n a tio n a l c o n v e n tio n . building southern Oregon. Now, it wants assurance here. ^ iiH a m . S hakespeare he w i ll be - i . - S w e e tla n d , w h o is th e demo- - o r And — so —> w i ” l l *■- th e «-»• “ Ides o f i c ra tic n a tio n a l c o m m itte e m a n that it can support projects for our city, our county,! M a rc h .” Oni>° t h L c o m in g sum- fo r O regon, is c irc u la tin g p e ti- and southern Oregon. m e r yo u can have y o u r revenge ____________ tio n s to place th e P re s id e n t’s You citizens are always going to pay an electrical (J (juiiusy^ae^r)S ^fto™^?divrX^h °n **ay primary bal u liu s Caesar) s u ffe r on M a rc h l o t rate. Do you want this money you pay earmarked for 15 instead o f y o u rs e lf. W h a t a return to this area in the future, or do you want it d ay fo r w e ta x p a y e rs ! E v e ry somewhere else? Do you want to see this area grow p e rfo rm a n c e sh ou ld be a se ll- m e r and Shakespeare. in stature with its own resources and self-dependent ° U d B d R A * V . O : Shakespearean di- w h B ic O h O : w o n S ’t n o le w t us and fo rg th e t e th is cold is will, or do you want somebody else to run the show? |rector« for re m in d in g us th a t s t ill w in te r . '.” fo r sometime” to These are the basic questions. spring comes next- then sum come- We challenge any party in this city and on the council to show cause why Ashland shouldn’t support a local, tax-paying institution th at is supporting this Rom where I s it... Joe M a r sh area’s school district and whole economy with its op erations. Ashland is in no position to turn down a It's Slim's good investment. It is, however, in a position to fi nance needed projects with its electrical income, in its For An "Honest" Meal own way. Let there never be an “E t tu Brute” ascribed to Most people thought Slim Ben cents?” I asked Buck. “Had an ex Ashland in the history of the California-Oregon power son would probably go broke when tra cup of java the other day, Joe, he first started his system of let and forgot all about it—’til now,” company. Right here and now we ask Ashland’s people ting customers figure out their he says. through their city council to agree to the proposed 10- own checks over at his big diner on From where I sit, most people year contract with COPCO. It will insure Ashland’s fu the highway. are basically honest — and that Slim trusts them to pay for a ture and the future of the Rogue basin. Those who be iroes for their opinions, too, even lieve in the future of this area will wholeheartedly much as they eat—you simply tell though they may be different than Sally, his cashier, the amount of our own. I like a glass of beer with sanction such an agreement. your bill. It works, too. Take th<- my dinner; you may prefer some Those who don’t sanction this and believe that other day when Buck Harris told thing else . . . hut we all ought to be allowed to “figure it out” our they are liberal in grabbing onto a "good deal” will Sally his bill was 35#. selves. Now I was right there with find they are in effect REACTIONARIES in holding and I knew all he had was back the progress of this area as opposed to another Buck coffee and pie which comes to a area. quarter. “How come thirty-five So you see there’s more than just a contract at stake. —H.N. Copyright, 1952t United States R r> i'nnm i I t i r m ic m Bonds and y o u ’ l l have cool cash w hen yo u need it. MEMORIALS "On tha Plaxa" Business Directory _ Don’s Radio Service Walter Redford. Realtor G U A R A N TEED HOM E A ND AUTO R A D IO R E P A IR S Ranches —- Farms — Homes Business Property Jess Kidwell Reasonable P rices Motorola Home and Auto Radios Telephone 2-6587 — F re e P ic k -U p and D e liv e ry 38 East M a in 1 Eucinesa Phone 7866 A sh lan d , O rego n Rea. P hone 3176 41 East M a in P hona 2-4141 Commercial Finance Corp. DR. E.N. TERRILL Loans on Furniture Automobile 45 E. M a in Livestock Salary Phone 2-5111 M 374 L ie . S-296 CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 308 N. 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