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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1959)
1 Price 10-Cents 54th Year At Leonard Electric Tribune Medford 2nd SEaiON MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 Pages 1-10 5 - (1 HEADING TOWARD University of Michigan where she plans to study international politics, Miss.Kimie Tojo, daughter of Japan's wartime premier, Hideki Tojo, is greeted in Seattle by former school mate, Mrs. Hideko Albin (right), with whom she planned brief visit iD MAft.22 STAR GAZERV tf OJL.T K- FOIXAJN- I TAUtUS APR. 21 I5may2i 112-69-74 J' NM U JUNE 22 CANCft JUNE 23 JULY 23 4-14-16-za 274-31-32-921 ' uo JULY 24 54MJG.JJI ITM- 5- 8-21 AUG. 24 -26-3043 -71-72 $,mJin to fh Slaw. 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Jpi 2- 6- 9 128-29-85-86 mas FEB-. 20 MAR. 21 7-10-12-1511 B3-34-38 Support Necessary For Economic Base Ashland Full comunity support will be necessary to broaden the economic base of Ashland, according to Dr, Christian P. Hald, who spoke Tuesday to the Ashland Cham ber of Commerce. Dr. Hald is president of the private corporation, Ashland Promoters, Inc., jwnich 11 working closely with the Ash land 'Economic Development commission in a program for new payrolls and industry for Ashland. He said that "it became ap parent 'some time ago that there must be a private or ganization which could do cer tain things which a municipal ity cannot do with its funds. For that reason a group of business men, all deeply in terested in the future sound growth of the city organized Ashland Promoters Inc." Stock in the corporation is $1 per share and at present more than $2,700 has been subscribed. NO DUTY ON BEAUTY Washington-flJPD-A thing of beauty is a joy forever, ac cording to the Internal Reve nue Service. The tax men have ruled that the charms and therefore the earning power of models, showgirls and even stripteasers do not diminish with the passage of time and consequently they cannot spread out their in come over a long period of time for tax purposes. Sjy. . J toff- v ? Sv - A r& in8 , I J'4 ' '. .r . ' " A t iMiiii i.ei'i' '" "" .i-aS' '"5 I B B JMJMOWwrtfc.. 3 uiL jTiSWWfrMft'" "t-- iwJiiew" ' r--"1 WHOLE TOWN ON FIRE A man runs from the searing heat of the blazing sash factory in Lanark, OnL The fire turned into a holocaust which spread from the sash factory and destroyed 43 homes and 36 stores in the small Ontario town. State Capitol: Interest in Old Oregon Names Revived By DICK HUMPHREY UPI ' Correspondent Untied Press Initrnational Salem-TOPD - Oregon's Cen tennial celebration has reviv ed interest in the varied and colorful origin of some of the state's place names. ;..:::-.-.-J;.m m . " I j i n u. h i hi - t II iyfM HPrf v n FROZEN r ' FOOD - V BOLD BUILT-IN LOOK! Smart Contemporary' lines give you the modern look without ' expensive remodeling! 1 " i-T-- - -it - rr nil infill '---''iV'rjcopaJ Full-width 32 lb. porcelain crisper Complete Handidor storage Insulated full-width chill tray Smart color-styled interior 5-Year protection plan O Refrigerator or Freezer Make It a NORGE . O Add to your 11 2 cu. ft. Upright as low as s1 99 Go in and Sec Them Now at . . . 95 MONTGOMERY'S FURNITURE f 1640 Hiway 66 Ashland, Ore. Ask About Our Skip Payment Protection Plan TRANSFER & FURIIITURE '113 S. Front SP 2-7121 . Your Norge Dealer . And certainly, everyone got here, had a mountain, county in on the act from the earlist Spanish explorers who spot ted our shore in the 16th century to contemporary real estate men. About one quarter of our place names are of Indian origin. Others came from Spanish and English explor ers who arrived by sea; still others are from early fur traders-French, English.Span ish and American-who ven tured overland. Pioneers named 'many places after eastern towns for which they yearned, and, in turn, had places named for them. Heroes of the Indian wars also got their share. Oregon's Name Mystery The exact origin of the name Oregon itself is still a mystery, but late scholarship indicate it niay haverginiafc, ed in the Mississippi valley. A 1765 English document refers to the River of the West as the "Ouragon." It was writ ten by Maj. Robert Rogers in a petition to explore country west of the Great Lakes. ' The first use of "Oregon" itself was by Jonathan Carver in his "Travels Through the Interior Parts of North Amer ica," published in London in 1778. Some historians think he got the name from Maj. Rog ers petition. . A poet William Cullen Bryant-made the name stick in his 1817 poem "Thanatop sis" where he refers to the "Wilderness where flows the Oregon and hears no sound save its own" dashing." Cases can be. made for French fur traders giving the river its name from the French word "Ouragan" meaning "Windstorm." Some historians think it is of Spanish origin, perhaps from the province of Aragon, but there are no records of this. Cape Perpetua and Mece ta Head were named by early Spanish explorers seeking the legendary northwest passage. The river was finally named by a young Boston fur trader, Robert Gray, who discovered its mouth in 1792 and named it after his ship "Columbia." Indian Names Willamette and Multnoamh are both Indian names and Santiam, Molalla, Clackamas, Clatsop Coos and Klamath are all named after Oregon tribes. ' Americans are also represnt ed. President Thomas Jeffer- ! son, who sent Lewis and Clark and city named for him. Polk county was named for President James Polk who was in office when Oregon became a state 100 years ago and the town of Dallas was named for his vice-president, George M. Dallas. Linn, Benton and Douglas counties .were all named for U.S. members of Congress who helped Oregon." Named by Pioneers The origin of , Portland's name is well known. It was named after Portland, Maine, by the toss of a coin between Francis Pettygrove and A. L. Lovejoy. Had Lovejoy won, named - Boston, after Boston, the city would - have been Mass. Albany was named after Al bany, N.Y, Civil war heroes honored Include Gen. U. S. Grant for whom, Grant county was nam ed, and Gen. Phil Sheridan, for Sheridan. Both men serv ed in Oregon before the war. Col. Edward Baker, for whom Baker is' named, resigned a U.S. Senate seat and was kill ed early in the war. ' Another general honored was Gen. Canby who was shot at a "peace conference" in 1873 by Captain Jack, leader of renegade Modoc Indians. Jack was later captured and hanged. Attorneys General To Hear Thornton Salem -OlPli- Attorney Gen eral Robert Y. Thornton will discuss the role of the attor ney general in law enforce ment when he addresses the Western Regional Conference of Attorneys General at Salt Lake City, June 29.' He was invited to speak on criminal law and relation ships with local agencies by the Council of State Govern ments which sponsors the two day conference. The conference is com prised of the attorneys gene ral of the 12 western states and Hawaii. CO-OP AUTOS New York (UPD Apartment dwellers may some day share automobiles as they now do washing machines, sun decks and elevators. Walter L. 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