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Southern Oregon News Review
Ashland, Oregon
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24. 1032
SOUTHERN OREGON i\LW> ....L A '., ASHLAND, OREGON
PAGE TOUR
38 East Main Street
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash­
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of
March 3, 1879
------------------------ By M urray Wac/e
SCHOOL YEAR AROUNDT
LEGAL NOTICES
~
No. 52 15 E
SU M M O NS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON.
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
LEONARD M JARMAN
Plaintiff.
vs.
JEAN MARIE JARMAN,
And, you are further notified
tliut by virtue of a Writ of At
lachment duly and regularly I»
sued In the ubove entitled court
und cause by the Judge of the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon in and for the County
of Jackson to the Sheriff of
Jackson County, Oregon, the
said Sheriff did on the 1st day
of October. 1951, attach and
now has subject to attachment
and levy for the Plaintiff's the
following described reul pro­
perty in the City of Ashland,
Jackson County. Oregon:
Beginning at a point on the
East line of Mountain Avenue
in the City of Ashland. Jack-
son County, Oregon, 430 9
feet North of the point where
said East line of Mountain
Avenue intersects the North­
erly line of the Oregon A
California R a I 1 r o u d Com­
pany’s right »>f-way; t h e n c e
North along the East line of
Mountain Avenue, 822.3 feet
to corner; thence East, along
the South line of tract de­
scribed in Vol 195, page 484,
Deed Records, Jackson Coun­
ty, Oregon, 700 0 feet to cor­
ner; thence South parallel
with the East line of Moun­
tain Avenue, 822 3 feet to cor­
ner; anil thence West 700 00
feet to the point of beginning
EXCEI’TING therefrom the
following: Beginning at a
unt on the East line of
ountnin Avenue In the City
of Ashland, Jackson County.
Oregon, 430 9 feet North of
the point where said East line
of Mountain Avenue inter­
sects the Northerly line of
the OAC Railroad Company's
right of way, t h e n c e North
along the East line of Moun­
tain Avenue, 184 0 f e e t ;
thence East 180.0 feet; thence
South 184 0 feet; thence West
180 0 feet to the point of be­
ginning ALSO EXCEPTING
therefrom the f o l l o w i n g *
Commencing at a point on the
East line of Mountain Avenue
in the City of Ashland, Jack-
son County, Oregon, where
tlie East line of Mountain
Avenue intersects the North
erly line of the OAC Railroad
Company’s right of-way; and
thence North along the East
line of Mountain Avenue,
1053 2 feet to the true point of
beginning; thence East nlong
the South line of tract de
scribed in Vol 195, page 484,
Deed Records; Jackson Conn
ty. Oregon, a distance of 200 0
feet; thence South parallel
with the East line of Moun
tain Avenue, 276 0 f e e t
thence West 200 0 feet to the
East line of Mountain Ave­
nue. and thence North along
said East line 276 0 feet to the
true point of beginning.
need for chools to operate 12
months a year, according to Rex
Putnam, superintendent of pub­
lic instruction Our emergency
Defendant
teacher plan is working out
satisfactorily, since the state TO JEAN MARIE JARMAN,
THE ABOVE NAMED DE
board of education extended the
PENDANT
N
A
T
IO
N
AL
1011
N 8W S P A P 8*
emergency, Putnam said.
IN THE NAME OF THE
CONVICT CAMP PRAISED
STATE OF OREGON. You are
I ajìòci
PUBLISHERS
By HARRY NORDWICK
Enthusiastic approval w a s hereby required to appear and
ASSOCIATION
given the 50 man convict work answer the complaint filed
YOUNG CITIZENS
camp in the Tillamook burn by against you in the ubove entitl­
It's very gratifying to this
suit within four weeks from
state
forestry department offi­ ed
the date of the first publication
writer to note the enthusiasm in
cials this week. It was describ­ of this summon*, and if you fail
I politics that the younger demo-
ed as something more than a to so appear and answer said
I erats and republicans are show-
Wrong Race Tracie
mere work project. It is serving complaint, for want thereof, the
' ing.
a
useful purpose in rehabilita­ plulntiff will apply to the Court
Perplexing questions face the 17 million 500 thou­ Jackson county has an ex­
tion and convict workers accept for the relief demanded In hl*
tremely
able
group
of
young
the job as an outing. More than complaint, to-wit: For a decree
sand registered republican voters in our nation this democrats which holds frequent
500
convicts have asked to be of the Court forever dissolving
By
Hon.
Harri*
Ellsworth
year. The 22 million registered democrats are in a meetings to discuss the pros and
the bonds of matrlmonv now
assigned
to this gigantic forest existing
Congressman. 4th District
plaintiff and
much easier position due to the fact that they have cons of the political situation
reseeding and tree planting pro­ defendant between
and granting plain­
and injects the enthusiasm of
ject established by the 1951 tiff a divorce from defendant
one leader and one only in the President. And this youth onto a national level.
Tha visit of Winston Chur­ legislature
and granting pluntiff the cus­
leader is strengthened further by the voting truism in
However, tha young repub­
chill and his staff was not for
The convicts, after a short
of the minor children born
that although many may disagree with a lot of things licans don't do much until the purpose of asking ue to training period, plant more than tody
of said marriage, particularly
aach election — this is tha re-
furnish financial aid directly
700 trees a day, with some of named in the complaint herein.
he does, they will still vote democratic.
suit of not being in offica as
The date of the order for pub­
to Great Britain. It was for
workers planting as many as
Since the party registration is fairly close, it is happans to tha "out" party two other purpose* — both of the
lication of this summons is
1,100
in
one
day.
All
the
con-
becoming more apparent from latest registration fig­ during aach tarm. Il Is also a which could involve heavy i victs assigned are screened by January 8. 1952, the time pre­
scribed for publication of thia
result of tha desperation of 20
expenditure* by u*.
I penitentiary officials.
ures that the independent voters hold the fate of either years
summons is once each week for
which finds all kinds of
(1)
Churchill
explained
that
GUBERNATORIAL
four consecutive weeks The
party in the coming election. The latter is listed at 15 hair-brained ideas (and a few England’s financial difficulties APPOINTMENTS
date of the first publication of
good ones) springing up to gat
million 500 thousand — almost a party in itself.
can be eased, if not actually
Governor Douglas McKay an­ this summons Is January 10.
party back in.
solved,
if
she
is
relieved
of
some
From the last election results, it follows that more tha
nounced
the appointment Fri­ 1952
These shots in desperation of her present commitments in
EDWARD C KELLY
day
of
Dr
Tom H Dunham of
of these so-called “independents” are voting demo­ make for a loose federation the fight against communism. Salem as a member
Attorney for Plaintiff
of
the
state
22 Golriy Building
cratic than republican. The question then follows: how rather than a unified front be­ (2) The British government board of health to succeed the
Medford. Oregon
hind the Chief. It is all the more would like us to assume an
can the republicans get this vote which has been vot­ important
late
Dr
Otto
C
Hagmeier
of
4t-J31
that young republi­ equal share in keeping the Suez
Also appointed Satur-
ing on a liberal ticket?
cans should meet, and never Canal open and protected, and | Seaside.
SUMMONS FOR
day was Dr. W. N. Dow of
stop
MEETING,
to
get
behind
This question is what is facing the registered re­
P U B L IC A T IO N
to Join in other undertakings — Springfield to the state board of
some
basic
issues
for
their
in short, “walk the same path.” dental examiners. Dr Dow will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
publican voters as they meet in primaries all over the cause.
THE STATE OF OREGON IN
The British Prime Minister fill the unexpired term of Dr
country this spring to select convention delegates to It is with this thought in ! produced
AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
an
impressive
bundle
Floyd L Utter. Salem, who re­
JACKSON
nominate a supposedly popular choice. Knowing full mind, that this writer praises of facts to bolster his request signed.
JOHN C COLLINS. GRACE C
the efforts of Bob Hilliard and that his country be relieved of "ROAD ANGELS. INC."
well where party regulars stand in platforms which his
COLLINS and C B COL
SOC supporters who are en­
of the cold war and de­
Nothing ever happens at the
LINS, partners, dba Ashland
have been defeated in four presidential contests, the tering into a "mock” republican some
fense burden it has voluntarily state corporation commission­
Lumber Co.. Plaintiffs,
convention
in
May
to
select
more liberal element of the party is seeking a man who
vs.
carried.
He
pointed
out,
for
ex­
er’s
office—
ask
Mr.
Scoop,
who
their republican nominees for
ALBERT HOOKSTRA. a sin-
ample,
that
Britain’s
participa-
will get some of the “independent” vote.
got
scooped
this
week
when
a
president.
1 gle man. Defendant.
The most popular present choice for this position
If is this kind of public ' tion in the European defense grade school reporter told his ¡To:
ALBERT HOOKSTRA the
system
is
now
equal
to
two-
folks
about
the
Road
Angels.
is Gen. Eisenhow’er. His military record stands at the stimulation that is tha only thirds as much as all of the rest A group of Hot Rod owners above named Defendant.
means of getting at the roots
IN THE NAME OF THF.
top of a host of worthy American generals. He is at a of
the situation to resolve the j of Europe combined. Certainly filed articles of Incorporation STATE OF OREGON You are
height of international popularity and without ques­ apparent difficulties of a Churchill’s approach to the this week They state their pur­ hereby summoned and required
problem of setting the financial pose is to cooperate with the to appear in the above entitled
tion has one of the best grasps of the foreign situation party which hasn't won a affairs
of his country in better police, promote safe driving, court and cause and answer the
election for 20
that exists in the world today. As a person, he is lik­ presidential
makes a lot of sense. He hold races, and win the public's Complaint of the Plaintiffs on
years. This columnist writes ! order
herein against you within
able to the common man and a good speaker—both es­ this with the fervent hope says simply that the United good will under the corporate file
four weeks from the date of the
Kingdom
is
spending
more
mon­
name
of
Road
Angels.
Inc.
that all colleges in the state
sential to a presidential candidate.
The incorporators are Nor­ first publication of this Sum­
will send delegates to the ey than it has or can raise and
mons: and you will take notice
If this election were based on only a foreign policy Salem
that
it
cannot
continue
to
do
man Cahill, Charles Blanchard that
convention to "wran­
if you fail to so appear
that.
What
a
pity
that
we
have
James
Beauvis.
platform, he would undoubtedly be a recipient of the gle" over the different candi­
and answer. Plaintiffs will take
j
not
had
that
sort
of
simple
logic
POLITICAL
PARAGRAPHS
judgment against you in the
largest block of the above-named “independent” vote. dates. A post-convention an­ used in the operation of our own
n d , th a t said p ro p e rty w ill
Norman Thomas, the coun­ sum of One Thousand Seven be A sold
nouncement of the ideas es­
and said fu n d s w i ll be
Note the following quote from the January 16 issue of poused at such a gathering government these last four try’s leading socialist, w h o Hundred thirty-five and 58 100 a p p lie d to
_______
w a rd the _
s _
a tis
fa c tio n
years.
spoke in Salem this week, said ($1,735.58) Dollars, w th in te re s t
the American Federation of Labor’s News-Reporter:
said ju d g m e n t in fa v o r o f the
can very well offer some
As I listened to Mr. Chur­ he did not
not think
think Eisenhower
Eisenhower thereon from the 31st day of P la in tiffs .
“As for Gen. Eisenhower, we welcome his entry "meat" for the real conven­ chill’s
speech, I wondered a could be nominated but If he July. 1951> and for their cogt,
T ills S um m ons 1« p u b lis h e d in
tion
delegates
next
summer.
into the race because it will force a showdown in the
few times if it would not be was he has a good chance of be­ and disbursements herein to be the S o u th e rn O regon N ew s Re­
BACK AGAINI
v ie w ,
a new spaper o f g e n e ra l
in c u rre d .
republican party on the issue of isolationism vs. col­ Many citizens in Ashland this better for him to make hi* ing elected.
and
re g u la r c irc u la tio n , pub­
statement to the other Euro­
With reference to Eisenhow­
lective action by the free nations to preserve world week were very happy at the pean governments rather than er, Thomas said it was a sad state representative said Satur lished in the C ity o f A sh lan d,
Jackson C o u n ty. O regon, once
announcement by Angus Bow- to us. After all, we too have ¡commentary on American poli­
peace.
mer that the Vining repertory all but over-extended our­ tics "that popularity of a candi­ , day he would not seek re-elec­ each week fo r a p e rio d o f fo u r
tion but will campaign for consecutive w eeks in accord
“The American people still do not know where would begin rehearsal for a
selves in this fight for free­ date can be based on the fact Unander
w ith the p ro v is io n s o f an
Eisenhower stands on domestic issues. He hasn’t said. spring season on February 16. dom in the world. I was lately that no one knows where he David O’Hara, in charge of ance
O rd e r d u ly made, re n de re d and
At
the
same
time,
he
said
that
But it would be virtually impossible for him to be more
right close up to the situation stands on basic issues.”
the state election bureau pre­ e ntered on the 14th day o f Jan
would be back ex­ in Europe and came away
Sigfrid Unander, who has dicted Monday there will be a u a ry. 1952, in the above e n title d
reactionary than his chief opponent for the republican everybody
cept Bill Oyler and Miss Sally with the impression that the been chairman of the Republi­ 5 per cent n eri ase in v o te r regi- a b ii^ H * 1"
H onor
Cassell was still a question governments in Western Eur­ can State Central Committee for
nomination, Sen. Robert A. Taft.”
_.
J? Hanna, Judge of the
stration
this
year
Circuit Court
Disregarding the effect of the AFL stand on any mark. The latter’s place, if un­ ope are not really going "all three years resigned Saturday _ Attorney
General Edmund
_
The date of the first Diiblicn
will be ably done so by out" in this fight — surely to run for a political office.
presidential candidate for organized labor is indivi­ a filled,
(Pat) Brown. California, will be tion of this Summons is Janu-
New York actress who has not fo the extent that the ! presumably state treasurer.
guest speaker at Jackson Day ary 24th, 1952
dually registered democrat, this comment we feel, is been contacted by Dick Graham United States and the United
Robert Elliott. Medford, will dinner in Portland Feb 2
BE N T L O M B A R D
who
is
now
visiting
on
the
east
the deciding factor. The voters of this nation aren’t coast
Kingdom are contributing.
¡seek the Republican state chair-
Oregon will get six more dele­
A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiffs
the
As for the British second ob- manship left vacant by
going to rise and put away domestic issues in lieu of
gates to the GOP national con­
K n o x B u ild in g
As for Oyler. il will be a
that of our closer unity resignation of Unander
A sh lan d, O regon
vention— 18 instead of 12—as in
the world situation, they are going to vote for what lough job to replace this re­ jective,
4 tF l4
E J " (Bill, Ireland, Molalla. 1948
with them in their world poli- ‘ —
sourceful actor and director cies and endeavors, I have some I
will get them the most of what they want, personally but
company feel* it ha* .grave misgivings. We may be
Thus, foreign policy cannot stand alone. Gen. just the
the man in versatile Ed­ , forced finally to do exactly that j
Eisenhower at the present time isn’t even riding his die Barron, member of a val­ but I am inclined to think that
ley pioneer family and exper­ to do it voluntarily, and now, i
horse of personality-foreign policy ability on the same ienced
actor.
¡might foreclose the still living |
race track with domestic issues.
Barron has done a gauntlet of oossibility of genuine coopera­
And, so far as voting importance is concerned, his portrayals from Horatio in tion in all of the free world. In :
race is like comparing a race on the Portland Meadows “Hamlet” (1947) to a buffoon in other words, I think it would be
Labour’s Lost” while unwise to consolidate the Eng­
track with one in the Kentucky derby. The latter can “Love’s
with the Oregon Shakespearean lish speaking areas into a tight
be likened to the big race of the year which will be festival. His fluid stage move­ and separate combination of
ments are most at home in com­ power. This could have the ef­
concrete domestic issues — not wisp of smoke from edy
which he excels at.
fect of creating a third great
general declarations.
Plays tentatively selected by division in the world which
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Until Ike enters this race, he will leave republican the company include “Green would then consist of — 1.) the
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The
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h
e
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primaries without knowing where he stands on this popularity of the selections. line-up — the entire free world I 33 East “While
Main
Ashland
opposed
to
communist
aggres­
most important issue, and, as a consequence, curb the Needless to say, everyone in sion.
41 East Main
Phon* 2-4141
the Rogue valley will wel­
intelligence of the primary vote.
come a month-long breach of
The House Committee on
"live’’ drama between winter Banking and Currency has been
and summer with greater en­
' rected by the House to investi­
thusiasm than they did the gate the insuring and guarantee­
November shows tieing fall ing of loans (by the U S.) for
From where I s it... Z / Jo e M arsh
into winter. This rather pow­ nrivate housing in order to de­
erful statement is made upon termine the extent to which
the response to the company's
'overnment agencies have facil­
Ed Got Red
productions after they became itated or made possible the in­
known
as
a
"must"
for
super­
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
for
suring or guaranteeing of loans
ior entertainment.
In His O w n "H o i W ater U
for defecting housing.
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STATIONARY
Hon. Brent Spence, chair­
BRAVO: The "national” re­ man of the committee, says
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308 N. Main
Phone 4371
Big Ed started a “Pay-Your-
publican convention at Salem the committee will welcome
went without all week end—th
Bill” campaign last week and
next May and the long-awaited receiving
38 E. MAIN
C o m m issio n e r’s am ong them ,
PHONE 8561 ;
any
complaints
announcement that a spring from home purchasers deal­
ended up with a -lightly red f •
t'eems Ed forgot to pay his bill.
season for the Vining repertory ing with defective construc­
Ed's been our W ater C o rv ’v -
F r.m where I sit. Ed’s mistake
would be forthcoming.
sioner for ten yee.rs, and for n i- one « e all m ale al limes. We
tion, drainage or sanitary con­
BOO: The s-l-u-s-h in Our ditions. S u c h information,
years now he's been getting r ' ■ : ai> ( (> quirk Io accuse other
Town
and
valley.
up over slow payments of bill-..
says Chairman Spence, will
l ilp forge:I ng our ow n faults.
be most helpful in appraising
So, he finally decided to d
I.o' of us do if, for instance, over
If we don’t get the SCRAP
the
extent of defective private
something drastic about it. i ■ t a di^erenee in taste for a soft
Our boy* take the R a PI
housing which is being con­
week he sent notices th a t if the
drink or a friendly glass of beer.
structed with the assistance of
Ranches
Farms - Homes
L oans on
It’s not only a patriotic
slackers didn't pay up by Friday,
Let's res’ ert each other’s prefer
Government home loan fi­
duty, but just plain good
Business Property
he’d shut off their water.
ences and we’ll all stay out of
Furniture
Livestock
nancing. S u c h complaints,
business. Top prices now
“hot
w
ater.”
which
should
recite
specific
paid Bring your scrap
N a tu r a lly , some s till d id n ’t
Automobile
Salary
facts, may either be sent to
metal to:
square accounts. Ed ordered their
-less K id w e ll
T e le p h o n e 2 -6 5 8 7
Qc-C
Oita
me
for
transmittal
to
the
com­
w ater turned off, and ,4 homes
mittee, or directly to the
Oak St. Tank & Steel
45 E. M ain
P h o n e 2-5111
A sh la n d ]
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attending classes at staggered
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