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Friday, January 29, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 ! Shaata-Cnscade Wonderland asso- a carload <»f Normal basketball elation, will amure u record spec- players north, returned Wednes- I day afternoon j tutor attendance z READ OUR SPECIAL COLOR SALE SECTION IN THIS ISSUE OF THE MINER FEATURING OUR SUPER HOSEHOLD NEEDS SALE! You'll want to look it over carefully and pick out your family’s needs at these remarkable savings—be ready for the opening day— I Sale Starts Monday FEBRUARY 1, THROUGH SAT. FEB. 6 FAST si of PHARMACY CO)alqrcen SqAtem <Druq Store I Arrangements have been mad«* for the first annua) sanctioned ski tournament for 1937 of th«* California Ski aaa«x*lation, which will be held ut Snowman's hill near Mount Shasta Saturday and Sunday, January 30 and 31 The gigantic ski jumping hill has been completely remodeled «luring the past summer and fall and now with ample snow on th«* ground, it has been dally tramped an«! packed by dozens of skiers under the dlrectionof It 1 Mc Williams. president of the Mount Shasta Snowmen Ijirry Evensen, class H Jumper and secretary of th«* Snowmen, has complete charge of the class C and L> jumping grounds and his crew has that hill In fine simp«* Tom Souveleski, California stat«* champion downmountain and sla lom racer, assisted by Max Straubhear, team-partner, have built one of the finest slulum and downmountain courses In this sec tion of the state and are now busily engaged in keeping it In fine condition for the big snow event. Parking this - year w,*l - space - | also a«id greatly to the conven ience of the spectators and com petitors, alike, as parking space j for mure than 600 cars ha» bren cleared of all snow To date, the Snowmen have had j one of the best seasons for some i years and their skiing grounds are drawing skiers of note from all portions of the Pacific coast The Mount Shasta Snowmen anticipate one of the finest shows they have ever sponsored on January 30 and 31 with competitors including such outstanding performers as Roy Mikkelaen, internationally famed ski Jumper of Olympic team renown Ted Rex. Mt Lassen run ner up in all state championship meets, class A jumper and former Jumping partner of A if Engen, Sigurd Ulland, former class a | Jumper of the Mount Shasta Snowmen, now representing the I-ak<* Tahoe Ski club Ulland holds the Snowmen's class A hill rec- I ord with a jump of 209 feet made last season A field of 17 class A jumpers are expected in that event with a field of 39 expected in the class B event. Class C and D Jump event will have a field of about 30 young Jumpers in each class Slalom and downmountain races will find a field of 50 competing Erick Woods, in charge of the cross country events, has mapped out a race course that will not only be a tester for the contes tants but has been designed to give the spectators more thrills than has blessed this event in times past. Max Straubhaar, Ernest Idlllan- thal, Larry Eversen, Jamie Carl- berg, Byron Lewis, and Mark Olsen will be among the Snow men contestants in jumping events with Souveleski as captain of the fast mountain races. Junior Jump- ing will be captained under Gerald and Bobby Wetzel, team-mates for the Snowmen. Special rates on the Southern Pacific lines and Greyhound stages coupled with Pacific coast public ity under the supervision of the | to take his drum away from him stuff when, although feeling too 1 before he gets sentimental about low to make rehearsals insisted the subject. that she would come out and play • Most of the professional mu- the Monday concert by the Ash I sicians are going to miss Jerry land Orchestral s«jciety which, By LAWRENCE HUBERT O'Neal. He was a swell fellow’ however, had to be canceled be and we all knew him well. A sad • Harry Morris is more or less a touch is that two days before his cause of illness among too many members. new arrival in these parts but accident he told me Mrs. Denton is a genuine exam- he crashes the column because of , unfortunate that his favorite tune was "Home his trumpet playing ability. He Sweet Home.” It's nice to remem , pie of the type of musician who comes from South Dakota where ber that he really hasn't passed plays for their own pleasure and most of his playing w’as done in away, but merely left us on that gives the musical element of any his high school, orchestra Some long Journey we all must take ; city Just the boost necessary for "hock shop” claimed his instru some day to "Home Sweet Home.” survival of that art ment before he reached Ashland thereby increasing the vast army • Roy Smith s favorite tune is • The boss' brother and I don't of “instrumentless instrumental "Trees" by Joyce Kilmer. "Trees," mean Mr. Hall when I say boss ists." Try that on your piano.' His one of our most eloquent expres (I’m smart enough to know that favorite tune is the "Missouri sions of calmness and peace was the real boss is Mrs. Hall, Jane written in the front line trenches Prime to you I well, as I was say- Waltz." | ing. the boss' brother finally has • Shades of "Su Hamburger"— during the World war. Sadies Miller, custodian of the • Rose Franco, an "ex-waltz capitulated and subscribed to the gastronomic gestures of ye late queen,” has been honored by a Miner Now that would be Just a dining musicians, breaks right out nationally known merchandising common transaction but for one and declares that "Sing Baby firm for the excellence of her thing—he insists that the only Sing" takes care of the musical ideas in salesmanship. At present reason he laid down his dollar was situation as far as she is con employed at Bedells in Portland, to crash this column, thus spread Miss Franco was presented with ing his name, Wendell Prime, to cerned! • Mrs. H. C. Witham of Med the only gold medal that was won the 48 states and all foreign na ford, who had the tough luck of by a salesgirl in Oregon. Better tions to the north and south. To watching her beautiful cabin burn watch the young lady—first thing save much bobbery, this has been to the ground at Lake of the we know she will be in Paris or done; the dollar's in the till and Woods, will be remembered a long some place as a buyer for some quiet reigns supreme in the time for her lovely voice which big American concern she's got Miner’s diggin’s! ——•------------- graced so many "after hour" par the flare and it looks as if she's headed places! ties at the resort last summer. FRANCES McCOY HONORED • Billy Willits, young fiddler and • Bill Grenbremer. the bombastic trumpet tooter, was rushed to the Miss Frances McCoy of Ash boomer of berserk bludgeonery, hospital Saturday. We know he who plies his art within the folds will come out of it oke and prob land was one of the seven women of the kilty band, now has a ably will spend some of those con honored at the University of Ore brand new, genuine Scotch bass drum to vent his artistic sense of valescent hours figuring out a few gon by being pledged to Pot and new pranks to pull on his violin Quill, women’s writing honorary. rhythm upon, teacher, who isn't always alert Miss McCoy, a sophomore in Jour • Bill still insists that it takes enough to escape them. much genius, the soul of a Mona • Mary Roberson was caught in nalism, is a graduate of Ashland Lisa and the arm of a Dempsey the "horrific" arms of Ole Man high school. She is the daughter to properly execute the intricacies Flu last week but seems to be of J. W McCoy. of Scotch drumming. They ought perking along as per usual at present. For a girl who Just had the honor of being chosen most popular young lady in the high school, she sure had a funny way of showing her gratitude—going to bed all week—or maybe it was too much of a shock to her con Wouldn't You Like to Take stitution. I wonder how it seems to be best in as many things as BETTER PICTURES she excells in. She's tops in music And .MORE GOOD pictures per roll than you are now getting? and for five years she has been an important factor in most school Well, it's ¡MMxlble! and church activities. But don't think for a moment that she is BRING YOUR FILMS TO OUR STUDIO too girlie-girlie—Mary would be And we will Instruct and help you get better reaulta at no the best speed boat pilot, art extra coat to you, aa that ia part of our bualneaa. model or aviatrix if she were put in a position necessitating such -4* * a * • ventures, she’s just the type’ and SPERRY F LOUR CO USA she still wears the same size hat lOOLbf as always. SUREMILK 16 • Mrs. Bertha Denton was an- “HOME OF LOVELY GREETING CARDS” other victim of something or Cards for Every Occasion Phone 8 other and spent most of her time inside recently. She showed her Musical Notes ATTENTION! Beck Defends Honest Remarkable New Habits of Wall Street Medicine Acts On Stomach . . . Liver Cameron Beck, director of the New York Stock Exchange Insti Kidneys . . Bowels tute, gave a stirring lecture In the Normal school auditorium M >nday morning before a large audience He said, "I am speaking to you us a business executive, not as a teacher 1 simply want to share some of my experiences with youth." For his subject Mr Heck chose "Leadership for Tomorrow." He went on to point out that more honest men are found in Willi Street per squat«* foot than any other s<*ctlon Most people, he claims, have the wrong inter pretation of Wull Street Mr Heck pointe«! out that acquire success you had to your goal and work to reach it Fundamentally he believes t hard work and honesty arc main factors that go to make success with intergity, punctual ity, cleanliness and courtesy being next important. • Dr Taylor of SONS, who took PALE CHEEKS May Be Due To Round-Worms < li«l.lr«-u are ««jiuiiMmly tainted by wa/ •>f i<K»l. water, p. tv ill,-» Other Blun- — I'oor Appetite, liruben Sl, < p, Cr<»>oe««, 'ihlmieaa. Nausea. 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