‘Shy‘ Morthland
Many Local Republicans Riding
On The Horns of A Huge Dilemma
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Some of the local Republicans are on the horns of a dilemma for
jure. The boys who control the vote in Jackson county are having a
•ernble time, they are wondering if by supporting Doug McKay for
jovernor they won't hurt Earl Newbryys chances as secretary of
date. Just what they can do without doing the wrong thing has
kept many of them awake nights.
Writing in the Medford News, Moore Hamilton, pointed out that
sentiment around here seems to be running to McKay for governor
but many political leaders in the
republican party feel that to sup
port McKay for governor is not
going to do Newbry any good,
and the Jackson county republi
cans don’t want to appear to be
not giving Newbry support for
Jim Young, junior vet student,
secretary of state.
has
been appointed to supervise
You see, Newbry is definitely
painting
the “O' on Mount Griz
tied to the coat tail of Governor
zly.
Two
command cars and a
Hall, since Hall appointed New
bry to the secretary of state's of large compressor have been si
fice.
cured from the Ashland Armory,
Here in Jackson county, Ken to lessen the cfrudgery of paint
neth Denman is chairman of the ing the three-hundred foot letter.
McKay for Governor committee,
The group will leave the Cam
and William Kellington is chair- pus at nine in the command cars
man of the Hall for Governor to make the trip up the moun-
committee. Walter Leverette Is tain.
It is estimated that the
chairman of the Newbry for painting will take an hour and a
Secretary of State committee, half after which the group will
and so far there is no active return to the college for the noon
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picnic.
May 15. ut the Ashland Groce
hubililute the work of the YMCA
teriä, proceeds going to the YMC In war devastated ureas.
A W orld Y outh F und to help re-
VOTE FOR
Young Supervises
“0 ” Painting
G
L. G. "Shy" Morthland, retired
Jackson county businessm an,
who has been making a stout
campaign in order to get the Rep
ublican nomination for county
commissioner.
PROCEEDS FROM FOOD
SALE TO HELP WORLD Y
The Ashland Junior Tri Hi Y
club held a Food Sale Saturday,
CARLOS W. MORRIS
R 1 TUBI It AN CANDIDATE FOR NO M IN ATION I OK
COUNTY CORONER
Y O l'R SUPPORT OI ( ARIOS MORRIS V illi BI
APPRECIATED
Paid political adv. I iiwdlcr Funeral I lome
Help Yourself to
GOOD GOVERNMENT!
Vote for
IN. H. “Heine” FLUHRER
S ta te S e n a to r
Send a Businessman to do a Business-Like Job
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Fluhrer tor Senator Committee of 100
JOHN NEIDERMEYER, See.
DIAMOND FLYNN, Chm.
Ashland, Oregon
J. W. Weitzel
E. G. Dunn
Jack Enders
Mrs. Mabel Barber
Mrs. G. W. Dunn
Rodney Keating
Robert Dodge
Mrs. P. H. Stansbury
Fred C. Homes
Ralph W. Sikes
Mrs. Margaret Hawver
Grant Hutchins
James W. Young
Jack Samsen
Preston B. Waterbury
Guy Applewhite
Marvin Doty
Leo R. Hunt
A. E. Hall
Thos. Carlton
•G. W. Randles
Noel Hurd
Arnold Hansen
Roland Piper
R. R. Scheiderider
Walter W. Weller
Roger Rath
Gene Eberhardt
James Busch
A. W. Woodruff
E. H. Singmaster
Harold Merrill
Talent, Oregon
Stephen Nye
Robert Kent
Harry Gleim
Vaughn Quackenbusch
E. Chase Gardner
O. K. McCurtain
Central Point, Oregon
Don W. Paulsen
Jimmie Ross
Earl Weaver
Everett Faber
Otto Bohnert
Lance R. Pitts
Phoenix, Oregon
Mrs. A. V. Thompson
Dr. Chas. F. Hoey
E. H. Lamport
Marvin C. Fisher
Mrs. Charles Hofbeck
Andrew Stevens
David D. Lowry
Mrs. O. B. Rasmussen
Mr. O. B. Rasmussen
Mrs. Chas. Hofbeck
Shady Cove, Oregon
Lee Yancey
H. F. Swingle
Lake Creek, Oregon
Burrell Wyant
Jacksonville, Oregon
John Niedermeyer
F. J. Hall
Thomas Neely
John W. Green
O. M. Knox
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Prospect, Oregon
Mrs. Geo. H. Robinson
L. E. Clevenberg
A1 Selby
Dewey Hill
Earl Ulrich
K atie Grieve
Everett Skeeters
Wimer, Oregon
Chester Jensen
Willow Springs, Oregon
Claude Thompson
Union Creek, Oregon
Norman Kerr
Gold Hill, Oregon
L. R. Thomas
E. C. Direcchio
Rogue River, Oregon
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Col. Ted Hopkins
Mrs. Ed Bolt
Chester Jensen
W. Stambaugh
Cascade Gorge, Oregon
Harry Hart
Eagle Point, Oregon
Lyle Van Scoy
Don Ashpole
Harold Short
Clarence Davies
Mrs. Carl (Peggy) Beebee
Applegate, Oregon
Herman Offenbacher
Ed Kubli
C. L. Wall
Medford, Oregon
Diamond Flynn
Gerald T. Latham
Wm. H. Woodford
Warren Lesseg
Ron H. Gandee
Ralph Seely
Don Darneille
Tony Lausmann
Walter Leverette
Robert Norris
Ernie DeVoe
Jack James
Everett Burwash
Marshall Bessonette
Jesse Childreth
Stewart Shearin
Harry Mills
H. J. Fleischer
Mrs. C. Q. D’Alblni
Vein Van Dyke
E. F. Coleman
Jack Walker
Jack Walker
George Robinson
Frank Stimson
Frank Smith
B. F Bird
Jack Champion
H. S, Deuel
Ed Branchficld
Otto Ewaldson
Chas. D. Holbrook
Dr. R. G. Barnes
Walter Dunlap
Lewis Wayburn
Jack Crawford
Hugh Collins
Clinton Spencer
A. J. Hanby
Robert E. McIntyre
Robert F. Kyle
Major Morris
Etha W. Wall
Mrs. M. R. Gibbons
Leonard Ray
Merle Merriman
Oren Brown
Lynn Robertson
Gordon Kershaw
Mrs. J. B. Meehan
Albert Dietrich
Tom Bradley
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Mrs. Paul Janney
A. D. Harvey
Dick Waringer
Charles Bennett
Ralph Matluck
Jim Henry
Marty Luther
Harry Pinkerton
Ted Taylor
Jim Kceble
Bill Leever
Bert Thierolf
Don Whalln
Bill Woodford
Wm. McAllister
Mrs. Fay Owen
Norman Nelson
Charles Falwell
Oscar Peterson
A. J. Lynch
L. E. Timms
W. A. Hood
Everett Gosch
Charles E. Shaw
Lewis A. Rose
R. R. Stevens
Harold E. Gist
James W. Hutchins
Dr. B. L. Lageson
Allyn Monroe
Ed Evanson
Frank Hull
Bill Bailey
Dan Hull
Earl C. Vanderwalker
James Boyle
Truitt Cantral'.
Wm. von der Kellen
Mrs. Robert M ¡theny
Faye Woodwork (
Clara Burdette