Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Orc. T h u n . April 19, 194X
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_______________WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editor
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress o(
March 3, 1879.
Hall and McKay
I t’s going to be a slugeroo, this primary election battle between in
tum bent governor, John Hall, and Douglas McKay, Salem auto dealer
who is out to get the Republican nomination, which in this state is
tantamount to election.
So far the boys themselves haven't made any wild promises, nor have
they really got into the mud puddle but the next few weeks should
find the McKay forces breaking loose with a lot of blasts about the
fact that Hall has been legal representative for Portland's night clubs,
bookies and dog racers.
McKay points out on his highway billboard sign, that he stands for
"clean” government. And th at’s probably the word around which the
campaign issues will revolve.
Hall will take the greatest share of the mud slinging. So far he has
kept his throwing arm under control and hasn't started any return
slinging.
The primary race promises to give the spectators more enjoyment
than the fall elections.
Of course Hall is going to stand on his present record of having
done a good job since he became governor. The fact that he has made
no promises, and of course, broken none, is going to help him.
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v is io n o f B ob R e in h o ld t, R alp h
C lic k and C h a rlie F ie ld , the K W -
IN p o rta b le m ik e w as on hand
fo r m ost o f th e fe s tiv a l, w ith
broadcasts c a rrie d fro m th e c o l
lege g y m and a u d ito r iu m d u rin g
th e tw o days o f the fe s tiv a l. The
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Ashland Mountain
I)r. Thomas Will
S im m o n s m id Mrs. Jessel sung
h e r fa v o rite h y m n , “ Those G o ld
en B e lls ."
P earl
W ln b lg le r o f E ureka,
A b o u t 200 frie n d s , a d m ire rs , C a lifo rn ia presented the honored
p a tie n t» and n e ig h b o rs o f Mrs. guest w ith a b e a u tifu l o rc h id
by Doyle SEELY
d ia r ie s Jessel g a th e re d at h e r
T om F le tc h e r o f M a rtin e z , Cal
tre a tin g roo m on ld u lio s tre e t last ifo rm u
phoned h e r (lo n g
d is
W ill M ille r w h o sp in s the p ia l
T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n to g iv e her tance) d u rin g tile p a rty to co n
ter» fo r the a fte rn o o n M usic Box a s u rp ris e p a rty on her b irth d a y . g ra tu la te M rs. Jessel and w ish
show o v e r K W 1N each day is
Mrs. Jessel was c o m p le te ly s u r h e r m a n y h ap py re tu rn s o f the
c o n tin u in g to dress up the p ro p rised a m i o v e rw h e lm e d l»y file day.
g ra m
w ith changes and new m an y lit t le su rp ris e s th a t w ere
V irg ie G a lla g h e r read tin* scrip
ideas u n til i t is n ow one o f th e In c o rp o ra te d
in to the
o rig in a l tu n - M a th e w 25:34 40. E d ith Pad
to p v a rie ty show s on th e KW 1N idea, w h ic h was p u t in to a c tio n 1 g e tt, M rs. Jessel's niece accom
schedule.
by Mrs. G le n n C athey. A g re at pan ie d Pat W illia m s , b lin d v io
W e ste rn and H illb illy m usic is deal o f h u s tle , b u s tle and sec lin is t and L n ly d P arks, h a rm o n l
fe a tu re d fo r the fir s t 30 m in u te s recy has p re v a ile d in the v ic in ity ca p la y e r fo r several selections.
each d ay, 1:15 to 1:45, fo llo w e d o f the tre a tin g room fo r the past M rs. G le n n C a th e y presented
b y a f u ll 15 m in u te s o f n o v e lty w eek, and it to ok a g re a t deal M rs. Jessel w ith tw o g ift e e r ilfi |
reco rd ing s. F ro m th e re W ill goes o f good h u m o re d co o p e ra tio n liy cates and cards signed by n e a rly
w h o p a rtic ip a te d
in tw o h u n d re d w e ll w ishers.
in to a v a rie ty o f m u sic fe a tu rin g ' e veryon e
requests and f illin g w ith a re m a k in g th e a ffa ir a success.
M rs. G le n n C athe y poured dm
v ie w o f the o ld e r tunes, th e fa v
W ilb u r S im m o n s acted as M as in g the tea h o u r and M rs. M a r
o rite s , and th e new tunes
te r o f C erem onies, w h ile B e ry l s h a ll R ansdell served th e cakes
He bre aks a t 3 o ’c lo c k fo r a T u c k e r m ade re c o rd in g s W hen T h e y w ere assisted by Erances
new fe a tu re , a q u ic k s u m m a ry o f M r. S im m o ns, a c tin g M a ste r o f S c rlm p f, Iv a ii S a n tm y e r, S a lly
la te new s fo llo w e d by several C erem onies, escorted M rs. Jessel G e n try , A n n a M c C a rty , V io la
m in u te s o f fe a tu re sto rie s, H o l to her seat o f h on or, she was, i n P h ilp o t, E sth e r H o llis te r. M u r id
ly w o o d gossip, und in s id e stories deed, a p ic tu re in s h e ll p in k s u it H u n t. E u n ice R itte r, E em K, .it
and p ic tu re h a t to m atch. She Ing, P earl S k lc n e , Bessie H ill,
b e h in d th e news.
a handsom e g ra y
bag Pearl W in d b tg ta . ,llhi Vlrgh
A l l in a ll, i t adds’ u p to top- c a rrie d
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to G a lla g h e r and m a n y other» w ho
n o tc h a fte rn o o n e n te rta in m e n t.
A lfr e d
S c h m id t, re lie v e d th e fir s t g ro u p o f (lost
S p e a k in g o f new s broadcasts, h e r by M rs.
C a lifo rn ia .
S m a l l , esses as the p a rty c a rrie d on in to
a new one has ta k e n to the a ir M odesto,
each M o n d a y e v e n in g a t 7 o’ - , blo nd e L o re tta C a ld w e ll o f T a l- the e v e n in g hours.
F lo w e rs and d e c o ra tin g the
clock. T h is is a re v ie w o f the to p I 1
P,e s e n ,‘ ‘<* ^ e r w ith a c ro w n
new s o f th e past w ee k w ith in -
P*n * and w h ite ca m e lia s.( M rs roo m was in charge o f R ub y Sto-
side sto rie s and b a c k g r o u n d A le c k Stevens of^ M e d fo rd had kcn . T h e lace covered tea ta b le
new s and to ld by tw o a n n o u n c g ro w n and sent th e cam ellas fo r was ce nte re d by a huge orange
I th e c ro w n , w h ic h was m ade by c h iffo n co coa nu t cake baked by
ers
M rs. W y g a n t.
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I Mrs. Charles Jessel
Practice In Ashland
D r. I*. E Thom as, o ste o p a th li
p h y s ic ia n and surgeon, w ho is
p re s e n tly p ra c tic in g at Y o nca lla,
O regon, v is ite d the fir s t o f tin
w eek III A s h la n d and announced
h is in te n tio n o f s e ttin g up in prac
tic e here by M ay 15.
D r. Thom as w ill lie located In
s u ite 1 in the K n o x b u ild in g
NEWBRY
Secretary of State
lege g y m n a s iu m .
Because o f th e im p o rta n c e o f
the O regon p rim a r y e le c tio n n e x t
m o n th , K W IN ils a lre a d y p la n n
ln g fu ll coverage. A c c o rd in g to
the p r e lim in a ry plans, the s ta tio n
w ill re m a in on th e a ir as la te in
th e e v e n in g as is necessary to r e
p o rt d e cisive re tu rn s .
That Ashland Mountain might contain a potential ski bowl has at
various times stirred up a bit of discussion in a few small local sport
circles. The main drawbacks to the project have been that very little
knowledge was available concerning the snow and that there were no day njght wHh thp maMed bands
means of transportation to get skiers to the mountain.
J and c h o ra l g roups fro m the c o l-
Last Sunday Tucker Sno-Cat corporation of Medford had a Sno-Cat “7
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from Northern California, and all of Southern Oregon.
on the mountain and carried some 60 people up from snow line to the)
I t ’s going to take a lot of local support, but if enough interest could
mountain top. Proof that the Sno-Cat could solve the transportation
be aroused in the project we feel that it would benefit the community
problem on the mountain was given Sunday.
materially by making Ashland not only a summer tourist town, but a
A cursory survey of the snow conditions indicated that even in late
year round sports center.
April there is good snow on the mountain, and that it will probably
We now know that the snow conditions on Ashland mountain are
last until the middle of June.
ideal for skiing. The next thing to whip is the transportation, for it’s
Sunday the snow" was firm and solid with a trace of corn snow show’-
a lot closer to Ashland mountain than it is to Crater l ake.
ing under a two inch skiff of powder. It made for perfect skiing.
W e’d recommend to the Tucker Sno-cat people that the best way
to get someone interested in buying a Sno-cat for use on Ashland moun
tain would be to repeat last Sunday’s trip up the mountain but to in
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special guests. The Tucker people have the type of transportation need
ed to make the area a ski resort.
Ashland
Phone 5541
All that is needed now is local interest in the project in order to get
it underway.
A ski course could be built at Bull Gap which would draw skiers
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