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SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, ASHLAND. OREGON
Southern Oregon News Review
_A*h>«nd, Oregon
gajutat ‘Pemadc...
38 East M ain Street
E n te re d as second-class m a il m a tte r in the post o ffic e a t Ash
land, O regon, F e b ru a ry 15, 1935, u n d e r the act o f Congress o f
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M arch 3, 1879
T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 1», 1952
Letter from Washington. . .
By HON. HARRIS ELLSW ORTH
M em ber of C ongress. 4th D istrict
By Alurray Wac/e
A N IN E -Y E A R 'R ECESS''
A f te r n in e ye a rs o f free do m
5 l-y e a r-o ld J a c k E rw in , O regon
state p e n ite n tia ry escapee is
back, h a v in g been ca p tu re d in
S e a ttle last w eek.
E r w in has m o re than seven
years le ft on a 10-year sentence
fo r assault and ro b b e ry . W arden
V ir g il O 'M a lle y said E rw in was
' a tru s ty w ith a good re c o rd be
i f° r e he w a lk e d a w a y in 1943
E r w in ’s w ife , to w h o m he was
m a rrie d
Ms e ^
knew
n o th i*Jg1 ° f h e r ^ b a n d ' s prison
re co rd b u t she pro m ise s to h e lp
| h im w jn h i,
shp J P
Publishers
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Stored Water Needed
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3 5,3
W hen the P re s id e n t sent his liv e s accepted th a t d ia lle r
as o f I fa n ta s tic 85 b illio n d o lla r bud-
w ith v ig o r Even the m em bers
' get to congress he " d a re d ” con­ th e m a jo r ity — the u d m in is t
S u b s c rip tio n Rate — $2.50 ye a r
LEAGUE OF CITIES MEET
gress to c u t It, s a yin g h is fig u re s tlon-aide o f the house — are now
T he League o f O regon C itie s [ represented th e m in im u m spend­ v o tin g econom y
w i ll c o n d u ct a d is tr ic t m ee ting ing re q u ire m e n ts o f th e govern
R esult is io d a is we h a re
N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L
NEW SPAPER
in Salem A p r il 24
m ent The house o f representa
passed six o f the 12 m a jo r ap
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P U B L IS H E R S
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By HARRY NORDWICK
in v ite d
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BILLIONS
A SS O C IA TIO N
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M E iE
M B E R »
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M a rio n and P o lk co un ties to a
fro m the to ta ls requested. The
w - .il i*»_ t-
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d in n e r and p ro g ra m o f m u tu a l
h n n J n tk fi? aUy be«,n n in 8 to
r e a lly b ig b ills
are s t ill to
in te re s t.
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tim e
you. can
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m ilita r y
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"Even OPINION Is of force enough to moke itself to be sh
POLICE
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ut y o u r stoves o ff fo r at least
m ents and tha fo re ig n a id p ro ­
W H. W h ite la w com pany, I l ­
•spoused ot the expense of lire." — Montaigne
is scheduled to preside
p a rt o f the day and b re a th e a
g ra m . These tw o re p re se a l
le g a l p a rk in g , b a il $2 50.
LIQUOR BY THE DRINK
^ n ^ t o ^ ir ilT O W N W A R D ^ n
a bo ut 75 per cent o f the to ta l
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A p e titio n was file d w ith the
budget.
I am c e rta in th a t th e
o<gins to s p ira l D O W N W A R D in-
state d e p a rtm e n t o f e le ction s heed stop sign, b a ll $5
stead o f u p w a rd .
"w a te r'* and waste w i ll be
D o ro th y M a th e n y , p a rk in g in
th is w eek th a t w o u ld leg alize
The lim a w hen a recent se t­ d a re d “ he has liv e d a m odel
shaken o u t o f those b ills alao.
th e sale o f liq u o r by th e d r in k c ro ssw a lk, b a il $2 50
could have been doubled
life , has r a re ly tasted liq u o r and in p riv a te clubs, fr a te r n a l and
I t is too soon to p re d ic t Just
The acuteness of the lack of agricultural output to back
A r th u r N. O s tra n d e r, fa ilu re
in w e ig h t if the sky w as a
e v e ry w h e re he goes he has lots ve teran s o rg a n iz a tio n s , on r a il­ to heed sto p sign, b a ll $5
h o w m uch w i ll be k n o cke d o u t
keep pace with the increased demand created by gloom
y grey and the trees and
o f frie n d s .”
T heodore E M ay, fa ilu r e to o f the P re s id e n t’ s dem and, b u t a
roads and in re sta u ra n ts. P e ti­
swelling populations in Oregon was voiced by the soi! law n lifeless, but is en tirely
E rw in says he w i l l ask fo r a tio n s are b e in g c irc u la te d and i f heed stop sign al, b a ll $5
n ice ro u n d
1(1 b illio n s seems
forgotten upon sight of a baby-
parole, as he has made a com ­ 26.282 sig n a tu re s a re o b ta ine d
and water resources committee at the recent statewide blue
G N y b e rg , ille g a l p a rk in g , possible.
sky and yello w , pink and
p le te re fo rm a tio n . I f th is is n ot b y J u ly 3, th e proposal w i ll be b a ll $2 50
e
agricultural conference held at Corvallis.
w h ite blossom s.
successful he says he w i ll ap­ on th e N o v e m b e r b a llo t.
W hen d e a lin g w ith the sub­
Ire n e W L a ird ,
fa ilu r e
to
Ed McCanse, La Grande, committee chairman, The tim e Pop begins re p a irin g peal to G o v e rn o r D ouglas M c­ A s im ila r m easure was de­ heèd tr a f fic lig h t, b a il $5.
je c t o f g o v e rn m e n t fin an ces It Is
stated that there is little prospect of increasing the h is fis h in g gear fo r th a t t r ip to K a y fo r a p ardo n.
feated in 1948 b y th e v o te rs by
James H . Y1 visa ken, reckless necessary to toss th e w o rd “ b lk
LOW V A LU A TIO N S CLAIMED a ten p e r ce nt m a rg in o f those d riv in g , b a il $25, 15 days ja il lio n ” a ro u n d ra th e r ca su a lly.
Cascade la k e o r stream .
state’s 4 to 5 million acres of plow land. “Demand on a cool
Im p ro p e r ta x v a lu a tio n s on v o tin g
T he tim e w he n M o m eyes h e r
Ju st e x a c tly h o w m uch Is a b il-
sentence suspended.
this limited area of cropland is real. The effect on the garden to be and notice s a pe­ m erchandise a p p ro x im a tin g $6.- TO
F IG H T W E T IN IT IA T IV E
d o lla rs — In te rm s
we
W illia m E. C ox, e x p ire d op­ I lio n
M in is te rs o f w estern O regon e ra to r's license and e x p ire d ve­ j m ig h t u nd ersta nd , th a t Is? I am
individual farm is becoming only too apparent,” Mc­ c u lia r green tin g e a ro u n d h e r 788,999 show ed u p in 33 o f Ore-
I in d e b te d to m y frie n d C ongress­
bs
gon s 36 co un ties
w hen
spot w i ll m eet in P o rtla n d A p r il 15 h ic le license, b a il $15.
Canse said. “The cost of owning land in purchase price, th um
T he tim e w hen J u n io r sp its in checks w ere made, R ob e rt Mac- to co n sid e r p la ns fo r a cam paign
C la re n ce E B ra n a m , fa ilu r e to m an H u b e rt S cu dd e r o f C a lifo r ­
taxes and interest is mounting. These are accompan­ the p o c k e t o f h is baseball g lo ve lean, state ta x co m m issio ne r in to fig h t an in itia tiv e p e titio n heed
n ia fo r p ro v id in g the fo llo w in g
stop sign, b a il $5
ied by increased material, labor and supply costs. The o r p a in s ta k in g ly lo o k s fo r the charge o f the assessment and file d in Salem th is w ee k to p e r­ E v e re tt E. M c L a u g h lin , In to x ­ Illu s tra tio n : I f a c o rp o ra tio n be­
s t d a n d e lio n so he can go ta x a tio n d iv is io n , re p o rte d th is m it sale o f liq u o r b y the d rin k ic a tio n in a u to m o b ile , n o t d r iv ­ gan business In the y e a r O N E
individual farmer, by necessity, faces the problem of w fir ith
w eek.
o u t shoes on a d e w y la w n .
in O regon.
ing, held in ja il, released on $25 A D w ith a b illio n d o lla rs In
increasing the volume of business from the same
A co m p le te check o f a ll m e r­
The tim e w hen S is gets thal
c a p ita l, and L O S T $1.000 e ve ry
T he m e e tin g has been ca lle d b a il, fo rfe ite d .
chandise stocks in a ll counties by G eorge S m ith B ro w n , super-
look in her e y e for Mr.
acreage — so it is for the state as a whole.”
C h a rle s H Johnson, p u b lic in ­ day — by 1952 th a t co m p an y
w o u ld increase th is fig u re to I in te n d e n t o f the A n ti- L iq u o r to x ic a tio n , held in ja il, relensed w o u ld s t ill have enough c a p ita l
D ream boat and blossom s out
The committee which McCanse headed pointed out lik
$100,000,000, M aclean e s tim a t­ 1 League.
e the flo w ers in g a y spring
fro m the o rig in a l b illio n to con-
on $20 b a il, fo rfe ite d
ways through which a production increase could take dresses.
ed.
NEW PUBLICITY
D ale T. M ayben,
p u b lic in- | **n u e Io business u n til the ye a r
T he la w re q u ire s th a t m er- DEPARTM ENT
place during the next 15 or 20 years:
T he tim e w hen a ll A s h la n d e rs
to x ic a tio n . h eld in ja il, released 2929 — s t ill lo sin g $1,000 e ve ry
to p e rk u p and a c tu a lly chandise re p o rts s h a ll be file d j S e c re ta ry
day!
o f S tate E a rl T on $20 b a il, fo rfe ite d .
1. By bringing an additional 800,000 acres under S begin
M IL E — even a t th e ir c re d i­
T o th e above it is p e rtin e n t to
, N e w b ry announced th is w eek
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irrigation in the Willamette valley.
tors.
th a t he had nam ed D on F. D ill w h ile o p e ra to r’s license suspend- add. I th in k , th a t as Tft M a rch 1,
2. Extend water supplies in eastern and southern The tim e w he n e ve ryo n e in
to head th e n e w d e p a rtm e n t o f °d , a ,-s<) reckless d riv in g , held 1952, the n a tio n a l debt (fe d e ra l)
Rogue v a lle y eyes o u r beau­
p u b lic re la tio n s fo r h is o ffic e .
*n Jail. R eckless d riv in g , not was $260,398.871.398
Oregon to benefit one million acres either through t the
h is d ° o w
r iit»
h e r Continued trom Page One
D ill, a jo u rn a lis m
gra du ate, K u ilty , d r iv in g w h ile o p e ra to r’s
d r y f a r m e d ’1” 0 ” ’a n d D° W i r r i g a t e d O r t 0 l s n d n ° w i f u l L it h ia p a rk f o r ¡n
i resigned fro m th e S tatesm an o f license suspended fin e d $50 and
R epresentative P aul Shafer
e x p e c ta n tly fo r those fuzzy,
S alem to f i l l th e n e w jo b He to serve 15 days in Jail, opera-
of M ichigan, a m em ber o f tha
" / 1 m a ny y o u n g students ¡served th re e ye ars d u rin g W o rld to r ’s license recom m ended to be
a w k w a rd , lit t le d u c k lin g s to ap­ S
house com m ittee on arm ed
3. Improve 800,000 acres of land by drainage.
pear on th e ponds.
He a . r o T ,
W a r 11 in th e A ir F orce being suspended fo r one ye ar. To a t­ services, recen tly com pleted
4. Step up production 25 to 50 per cent by inten­
a tta c k e d s p en ding too sta tio n e d in th e C h in a -B u rm a - te n d school d u rin g d ay and re­
The tim e, and on ly the tim e
an analysis of the vote in the
m uch
m on ey
fo r
e la bo rate In d ia th e a te r,
cn ee in a hundred years, w hen
sive and proper use of commercial fertilizers.
house w hich sen t the so-called
p o rt back to p o lic e fo r c o n fin e ­
ade A F F A B L E O F F IC IA L S
w e lu ck y citizens can com ­ school b u ild in g s w ith o u t
U n iversal M ilitary Training
m ent each a fte rn o o n d u r in g 15-
5. Double production from 500,000 acres of wild m
" i i ir c N Cint
.
N e a rly a11 th e pscaP« « ‘ te m p ts day sentence.
em orate the founding o f our
bill
back to tha com m ittee for
meadow hayland.
tow n w ith appropriate even ts
. r
H a u g h to n is p re sid e n t fro m
th e
state
p e n ite n tia ry
further study. The Shafer data
R ic h a rd M c L a re n , v io la tio n o f
f Reed college, c h a irm a n o f the made s i n c e
W arden
V ir g il basic ru le , b a il $10
The second point of the committee’s suggestions in m em ory of the early pio­ b o oa
rev ea ls that o f tha 398 m em ­
rd o f d ire c to rs o f th e F irs t O ’ M a lle y to o k o v e r have been
neers.
bers w ho answ ered the roll
G a ry P R itz in g e r, excessive
hits right at our own Rogue basin.
b^ k ° f P o rt,a n d . and no go A d e p a rtu re made th is noise w ith m o to r v e h ic le b a il
T he tim e w he n w e can again
call on the m otion to recom ­
The great need for a part, and preferably all, of decide w h o m we w a n t fo r p ub ­ heads th e O re g o n ia n p u b lis h in g w eek was d iffe r e n t
$5.
m it (carried 236 to 162). 224
the proposed Rogue area development is clearly ex­ lic o ffic e — be he d em ocrat, re ­ NamP.anp - . t p - a
J ° hn H P a r k e r - a 27-year-old L a th a m u e l S w in fo rd , fa ilu re to I ■ re war veterans and m em ­
u b lic a n , ve g e ta ria n , a n im a l o r
th
em ‘
c o n v ic t, served a tw o -y e a r te rm , heed stop sign, b a il $5
bers o f the leading service
pressed in the soil and water resources report. In the p p la
n t. *
n n tt r-h8
e v e n ,n g - m any and was released M o n d a y You
organisations.
B e lle D ic k m a n , ille g a l p a rk
Rogue basin, 63 per cent of the total irrigated land The tim e w hen w e squeeze =
j
Pres,dents w ere can fin is h th is s to ry th e w a y vou in «- b a 'l >2.30
' T he 224 veterans voted 132 to
(64,250 acres) has an inadequate water supply. In ad­ in to last y e a r’s s w im m in g su its
92 in fa v o r o f re c o m m ittin g the
r re J W
M a Mn. H
o
r n
, , i
fin d th a t th e d a rn th in g s l o i L i x
A ’ w
J*- N /w c o m b e ,
E ith e r he was released tw o cense plates, b a il $5
I I M I b ill In c lu d e d in th e g ro u p
dition, the present irrigated acreage can be more than and
r ? e n ry
1921; h ou rs e a rIie r th an scheduled o r
d id n ’t o b lig e us b y g ro w in g in F r e d r
I o f w a r ve teran s v o tin g fo r re­
doubled.
c e rta in areas too.
c o m m itta l w ere several fo rm e r
D unn
1Q9Q m u ’ t 923L G eorge tw o K la m a th F a lls d ep u tie s w ho JUSTICE COURT
e are ca ug
ht t a w
There’s plenty of water available in the basin— ,. The tim e w hen w _______
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w in ’
„ F C layco m b , w ere w a itin g to g ra b P a rk e r on
R aym ond Russel M a iD o u g a ll d is tric t and state I^-g io n com ­
H’ 2'im o
an?„,BorlkgS ’ 1931- T a n o th p r charge w ere tw o hours v io la tio n o f basic ru le , c ite d
m anders and tw o fo rm e r n a tio n ­
provided, of course, that there is storage. Providing iaytio”
md visit from re H Sim pson, 1933; C. M . L it w il- late
al com m anders o f the V F W
M e lv in M e r r ill T a y lo r, v io la
le r, 1940-41; F ra n k V a n D y k e
aneQontter would include supplemental water to the sleeD on the davenport.UniOr
L a s t seen P a rk e r was breath- tio n o f basic ru le , cite d
A m a jo r fa c to r in th is m a jo r­
l v 4 «r C o rn e r B iflin g s . 1943; W. m g fresh a ir lik e
^p,300 acres now inadequately irrigated and offering
The iime when . . . gosh W
O ra Eugene S p ic k e r,
a fiv e -m ile
over- ity ve te ra n vo te fo r re c o m m itta l
W e lle r, 1946-47; Ed Singm as- cham p.
was the re a liz a tio n
th a t
the
a full supply of water for 73,540 acres not now irri-
~ “V ” !!!'?1 L,““ ‘ io d o 1r948L. ,A W W oodward, BA R BER ’S PRICE FIX VOID le n g th load, cited.
O ra
Eugene S p ic k e r o ve r U M T b ill b efo re the house was
gated. Of the latter, 47,440 acres are now farmed under | «Up
b'*“*‘' ul' e," n !
.
O re ,w n
w id th load, cite d.
a c tu a lly a m a n p o w e r m o b iliz a ­
dry-land conditions, and 26,100 acres, would represent SW S AN
th is w eek d e cla re d th e la w u n ­
SONG
tio n b ill and a fa r c ry fro m the
D onavan L o u is M eggers
no
p rin g is a p e rfe c t s e ttin g i o r B u ^ h ° b1 9 ip " ' i ' ' ' P
C Ia rk . c . o n . s titu , tio n a l
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w h ic h
a llo w e d o p e ra to r’s license, cite d
o rig in a l U n i v e r s a l M ilit a r y
an entirely new addition to the farmed area of the
L lo y d
L e s lie
C ra m e r,
th lid
e in
song
son, ! b arbe rs C° to
set r m
m h ic
prices
basin.
no T ra in in g b ill lo n g sponsored by
g
g o o v f e the
r t swans
V ' m T g o ra ^ c s e fu
u llv
r " 1920 B r » « ° a T a d
U - P e ^ rg u 924-
U rt’S
U in
,i" im
* ’ u w
h w”
the A m e ric a n L e g io n and o th e r
r u lin g , w h ic h was ¡c h a u ffe u r’s license, cited
Thus, it can be plainly seen th at unless such facets S S " t°m e '
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JOh" n ' C
B° “
n° P U C ” ‘ " , n Or" " ' “ , ' on*
me nm e
w hen
th ia
w i-iio v tn n ,0 4 4
j d
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of the state’s agricultural economy such as the activ­ (whose
neck is o fte n s tu c k o u t 1945 1944’
d EaH T N e w b rv ' ber to c a rry o n b *s business a t
C h a rle s R ic h a rd
M c N e rn e y ,
A l, life is an e x p e rim e n t
ity in our own basin are strengthened by better and lo n g e r th an a ny s w a n ’s) CK m 0Ut
1945
1 prices s u ita b le to h im s e lf
passing on rig h t, fin e and costs.
W h a t i f yo u do fa il, and get
ust C o m m itte e C om m ended
A s im ila r la w enacted b y the $7
more consistent water supplies, the expanding state­ w rite h is ow n sw an song on th is G ra titu d e was expressed to a ll
f a ir ly ro lle d in th e d ir t once or
U)43 le g is la tu re
was kn o cke d
D a n ie l E a rl B o a tw rig h t,
no tw ic e '’ U p again, you s h a ll nev
wide economy will suffer a tightened belt and the new spaper t is w ith re g re t th a t c o m m itte e m em bers f o r th e ir i out.
P U C p e rm it,
fin e and
costs e r be so a fra id o f a tu m b le
th is w ill be th e last O U R T O W N , w o rk in a rra n g in g the J m a u e t
rural growth of our own area will be stalemated.
“ N e x t!”
$14 50
(R alph W a ldo Em erson)
w ritte n b y the u n d ersign ed Be- , V. D. (B e rt) M ille r was general
Every effort should be made to aid any and all g in n in g n e x t w eek you w i ll c h a irm a n and he was assisted bv
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surveys for this end and gentle but«£irm expedition is have a n ew e d ito r and a new F re d -- Homes,
r
D r was
W assisted
a lte r W e by
lle r
frie n d .
certainly in order.
E m m e tt W h ith a m , R ic h a rd Rey-
The m oving finger writes;
nen and S id Reed. E rn ie F ulg -
and, having w rit, m oves o n .."
ham . C ha m b e r m anager, was
In this case, the fin ger is only
a c k n o w le d g e d fo r h is sp ecial e f­
going 12 m iles north for con­ fo rts .
tinued w ork in the field of
M em bers o f the K i l t y band
journalism . Yours tru ly w ill
w ere H a r r y M c N a ir,
d ire c to r;
S a lem
(S pecial)— The tra - , baseball game a t P o rtla n d vs.
continue his w ork for a b ig­ O rm y G oddard, W illia m K ad-
v e l in fo rm a tio n d iv is io n o f th e San F ra n cisco A p r il 15; L in g : ger and better R ogue v a lley
die, G e ra ld G u n te r, Ed B e rn in g -
O re g o n state h ig h w a y d e p a rt­ Cod d e rb y , N e w p o rt, A p r il 19 ; and p r o g r e s s
for OUR
Diamonds
Watches - Jewelry - Silve
hausen, and Thom as L e w is . The
m e n t p u b lis h e d th e la rg e st O re ­ to Ju n e 28; Second A n n u a l John i TOWNS.
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com-
gon e ven ts and c o m m u n ity cele­ C ra ig M e m o ria l S k i race, M c­
W atch and Jewelry Repair and Engraving
posed o f J a m e s
Y lv is a k e r 1
b ra tio n lis t in its h is to ry th is K e n zie Pass, A p r il 20; Schnee-
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B ill A n de rson , W ayne Johnson,
e v e n ts are liste d fo r the s p rin g A p r il 20 and th e P o rtla n d Jun- j
Ken B p r g c r s o n
and Glen
and su m m e r and fa ll m onths io r C h a m b e r G ia n t slalom , M t.
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HENRY CARR, Owner
O ld T im e F id d le rs composed o f
T he lis t begins w ith
A p r il Ju ne 1.
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Phone 7131
usual last C onner.
272 E M ain
balan ce o f the year. T w e n ty -tw o h e ld in A p r il, a t O n ta rio , A p r il c o u rts b u s ie r th an
The in v o c a tio n was g ive n by
27 to M a y 1 and a t LaG ran d e, m o n th as a to ta l o f 4,721 convic-
e ven ts are lis te d fo r A p r il.
the Rev. Jam es J o n d ro w and
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Bass d e rb y , S iltco o s L a ke , A p r il
said today.
1 to J u ly 25; T rodse G ia n t sla­ Easter E vents
M arch re p o rts o f c o n v ic tio n s
lo m , M t. H ood, A p r il 5; O regon
T w o sp ecial events to be h eld
P ro fe s s io n a l G o l f association on E aster S unday th is y e a r are w ere a p p ro x im a te ly 44 p e r cent
meet, Oswego, A p r il 7; St. the M cK e n z ie W h ite W a te r p a r­ m ore n um erou s than th e n u m ­
Ranches — Farms — Homes
H e le n s
S alm on d e r b y ,
St. ade fro m V id a to L e a b u rg and b e r received in M a rc h a year
ago.
C raftsm anship plus Top Q uality M aterials
Business Property
H ele ns, A p r il 12 to 26; opening the R oot feast, W a rm S prings. ,
S n i P r il 13 ° F A p rH 2° ' de’ ’
± P / ed
A ll K inds of P o lish — Shoe A ccessories
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Telephone 2 (»587
SYfiTEMATlC
“While You Wait Servioe’’
P r t c o n v ic tio n s to the de- I Cles d iv id e d th e co nsu m e r’s food
eXERCISE BUILDS
R o cka w a y w i ll sponsor an
p a rtm e n t o f state, w h e re th e y d o lla r on a 50-50 basis la s t ye a r
33 East Main
A shland
A STROMS
held A p r il 20.
38 East Main
A shland, Oregon
e ve n t on A p r il 26-27 to
be become a p a rt o f the file s k e p t , a c c o rd in g to the w e e k ly p ric e '
E uslness P hone 7866
Res. Phone 31761
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licenses
1
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ser-
m en’s dance, O ld T im e P o litic a l
is re q u ire d b y la w fo r such of- I v ic e fro m U S D A re p o rts and
r a lly and T o rc h lig h t parade.
T w o hom e show s w i ll be h e ld renses as d r iv in g w h ile in to x i- ' ° th e r data
5 0 POES
In the e a rly p io n e e r days the
SYSTEM ATIC
th is m o n th , one a ) P o rtla n d Pa­ Cia tedL . h 't-a n d -ru n , and m an-
SAVING BUILD
c ific
In te rn a tio n a l
L iv e s to c k ,S; au g i.te i _ resu.! tin g fro m m ,)to r Pr ° d u c c r o f fa rm p ro d u cts was,
A STRONG
b u ild in g s , A p r il 18-27 and one v e h ic le o p e ra tio n , and licenses in m an y instances, also th e con­
G U A R A N TEED HOME A N D AUTO
FUTURS/
a t Eugene, sponsored by
the m a y be suspended fo r repeated sum er. N o t so to da y! B e fo re the
RADIO REPAIRS
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on
lesser
counts
p ro d u c t reaches the consum er
L io n s clu b . A p r il 24-26. T w o
to da y, m any m a rk e tin g agencies
o th e r P o rtla n d events a re the N e w b ry e x p la in e d .
R e a so n a b le P ric e s
ACUTE AN D CHRONIC CONDITIONS
D r iv in g w h ile in to x ic a te d cost and processes are in v o lv e d . The
P o rtla n d G a rd en
C lu b show,
p licenses o f 242 persons last cost o f assem bling, processing,
COLONIC IRRIGATIONS
A p r il 19-20 and S h rin e circus,
Motorola Home and Auto Radios
START TwfAY—
P o rtla n d ice arena, A p r il 22-27. m o n th , as com pared w ith 218 in w h o le s a lin g and r e ta ilin g fa rm
food p ro d u cts to o k h a lf o f the
O regon P ro d u c ts w ee k w i ll be M arch o f 1950
— F re e P ick U p a n d D elivery
236 E M am St.
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Phone 2-3391
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observed th ro u g h o u t th e state
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Ashland, Oreg on
th r o th e r h a lf w e n t b a ck’ to the
A p r il 21 to 26.
41
East
Main
Phone
2-4141
News R evie w
fa rm e r.
W illia m C. L a w re n ce and W allace G Ive rso n
H a r r y N o rd w ic k
w ith the ta x com m ission
J a n u a ry 1 each year.
Court Records
Banquet...
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Business Directory
VARIED EVENFS DURING APRIL
DK. E. N. TERRILL
March Traffic
Arrests Higher
Sheldon Jewelry
KNOX
OiC-UWA
Farm Review
SHOE REPAIR
Don’s Radio Service
uurrao
Walter Redford, Realtor
Dr. Herman Wexler