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SO U T H E R N
OREGON
Ashland, Oregon
NEWS REVIEW
Van Raalte
38 E a st M ain S tre e t
E n te re d as seco n d class m ail m a tte r in th e p o st office a t A sh ­
la n d O reg o n . F e b ru a ry 15. 1935, u n d e r th e a c t of C o n g ress of
M a rc h 3, 1879.
"Recame you line nice
Mr. and Mrs. J. Logan White. Publishers
" m s ÿ s X é ÿ 'jftâ î" '
W ith th e th o u g h t in m ind th a t q u a lity can be ap
p re d a te d only w hen experienced, and th a t publicity
is th e best m eans of inducing peple to experience, we
fe a r th a t th e S h a k esp earan F stiv al A ssociation d ir
ecto rs a re m ak in g a g rav e e rro r in plan n in g to reduce
th e te n th a n n iv e rsa ry rep e rto ire , in 1950. to only fo u r
W INNERS in (he annual model ear competition of the Fisher Body
plays.
Craftsman's Guild are Gale Morris (left), of Portland, who took first
The reaso n given by P roducing D irector. A ngus state honors in the Junior Division (ages 12 through 15), and Frank J.
Coen, of Eugene, whose beautiful model car won first in the Senior
Bow m er and Dr. M argery B ailey, of th e b h a k esp e are an Division (ages 16 through 19). Each received a cash award of $150, and
model went on to take regional honors and a chance to win a
sum m er school sta ff, fo r th e cut-back in th e num ber o Morris’
university scholarshio in the national competition.
p lays to be p resented a re th a t th e one a d d itio n al play is
too m uch of a h a rd sh ip on th e a c to rs and d ire c to rs
Births at the Ashland G eneral
and th a t q u ality of th e p roductions w ould s u ffe r as
H ospital
a result.
A u g u st 30— To M r. a n d Mrs.
To w hich wTe can only point out, unless th e F e stiv a
J a c k Y oung, 165 M ead e S t., a 7 lb.
has audiences to view th e plays, q u a lity w ill be of
9 oz. son, u n n a m e d .
A u g u st 31— T o Mr. a n d M rs.
little im portance.
One of th e basic te n e ts of good
T om P a r k e r , 473 M o u n ta in A ve.,
prom otion is to p resen t an ev er-in creasin g p ictu re
R e h e a rs a ls a re n o w in fu ll an 8 lb., 2 oz. d a u g h te r, V icki
sw in g fo r R og u e V a lle y C a v a l­ M arie.
of g ro w th since th e preceding y ear.
ad e, th e m a m m o th p a g e a n t- s p e ­
A larg e p ercen tag e of th e 8,000 p erso n s w ho w it c c ta
C o n s tru c tio n is n e a rly c o m p le t­
c le w ith o v e r 500 p a rtic ip a n ts ,
nessed th e F IV E plays p resen ted th is y e a r had never to b e p re s e n te d a t th e J o s e p h in e ed on th e O reg o n S ta te F a ir ’s
C o u n ty F a irg ro u n d s in G r a n ts
seen S h ak esp eare produced as it should be produced, on P a ss on S e p te m b e r 14. 15, 16 a n d c o lo rfu l “ K id d ie la n d ”.
an a u th e n tic E liza b e th a n sta g e such a s t h a t in A sh 18,. T h e la te s t g ro u p to p le d g e
e ir s u p p o rt is th e c o m p le te
lan d ’s L ith ia P a rk . T hose people cam e because of th
r o s te r o f C o m p a n y C, 186th I n f ­
cu riosity, aroused by a stre a m of new s sto rie s tellin g a n tr y , O re g o n N a tio n a l G u a rd .
O f th e 15 e p iso d e s d e p ic tin g th e
o f th e festiv a l th is y e a r— of how a n o th e r play had been
of S o u th e r n O re g o n w ith
added, of th e increased n u m b er of a c to rs a p p e a rin g o h n is e to ry
th a t d e sc rib e s a n e ra th a t
in th e plays, and of th e w idespread in te re s t th ro u g h o u t m a n y of th o se in th e a u d ie n c e
th e U nited S ta te s.
T he o th e r m a o jr cause of d ra w ­ w ill re m e m b e r, th e G a y N in e tie s.
in g an audience 27 per cen t la rg e r th a n in 1948 w as T h e G a y N in e tie s e p iso d e title d
*A D ay a t th e C o u n ty F a ir in
th e b e st a d v e rtisin g in th e w orld— w ord-of-m outh 1895,” w ill b e p o r tr a y e d b y m en ,
p raise of th e excellent q u a lity of all F IV E p ro d u ctio n s w o m e n a n d c h ild re n in G a y
an d of th e en jo y m en t experienced by th o se th o u sa n d s N in e tie s co stu m e s. A m o n g th e
e v e n ts p re s e n te d a r e ty p ic a l of a
of people, m any of w hom h ad never b efo re seen a c o u n ty f a ir in 1895 a r e th e w o ­
m e n ’s fo o tra c e , w h ic h so m e tim e s
S h ak esp earean play!
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To b ack -trac k now w ould be as m uch of a d is a s te r r n e d in to a h a ir p u llin g c o n ­
te s t, th e fr a n tic a tte m p ts to
a s th e N ew s Review announcing th a t f u tu re ed itio n s c a tc h a g re a se d p ig, a n d th e
would hav e only tw o pages, o r th e C ham ber of Com ­ b a th in g b e a u ty c o n te s t w ith a u ­
fo r th e convenience
m erce proclaim ing th a t th e c ity w as p re p a rin g fo r a th e n tic G a y N in e tie s b a th in g
su its.
of
o u r cu sto m ers
b an n er y e a r because we h ad lo st 2,000 population.
A lso f e a tu r e d in th is sc e n e a r e
w ho can n o t shop
The num ber of fine a c to rs who w ish to a p p e a r in th e old tim e h ig h w h e e l b icycles
d u rin g th e day. . . .
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we a re open
w ith each year, q u a lity of th e p roductions will continue c a l “O o m - p a ’ b a n d . T h e G ay
u n til 9 o ’clock.
to be n ear-to p s, and audiences will grow w ith each N in e tie s sc e n e w ill b e sp o n so re d
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v ery F rid a y N ig h t
b y th e L io n s c lu b o f G r a n ts Pass.
successive F estiv al, if we m ake th e r ig h t steps.
R ogue V a lle y C a v a lc a d e w ill
Success in fu tu re y e a rs will be d eterm ied by m oves be th e g ra n d s ta n d a ttr a c tio n d u r ­
now being considered. T he F e stiv a l’s lea d ers can, in in g th e J o s e p h in e C o u n ty F a ir.
effect, a d m it to th e public t h a t th e play s w hich th e y
ITE ROGUE SHOP
saw th is su m m er w ere of in fe rio r q u a lity and so n ex t
P re m iu m m o n e y in m o st c la ssi­
(L O T U S FOP M N
y e a r th e event w ill be a s it w as tw o y e a rs ago w hen fic a tio n s h as b e e n in c re a s e d o v e r)
6? UZ Mi s
1948. E n trie s in th e tw o d iv is-l
still in th e grow ing stag e.
io n s do n o t close u n til S e p t. 4. 1
O r th e F e stiv al can ta k e p ositive p rom otional steps,
aim ed a t in creasin g audiences w ho will en jo y th e
plays an d who will tell th e ir neighbors. A t th e sam e
tim e, th e la rg e r nu m b er of a c to rs and p erso n s cap­
able of d irectio n will in su re th e ste ad ily -im p ro v in g
q u a lity of th e plays. T he b est m ove lies ah ead , to
tu rn back is a confession of defeat.
in th e new fall sh ad es
Josephine Shows
For County Fair
Being Rehearsed
Open
’til 9 p. m.
Every
Friday
The problem of how to pay fo r h ig h w ay s w hich a re
ad eq uate to c a rry th e huge m odern com m ercial tru c k s
and tra ile rs is being given a n in cre asin g a m o u n t of
a tte n tio n by public officials, new spapers, an d o th e r
o rg an izatio n s and individuals.
T he problem is a very rea l one. T he tru c k e rs u su ally
a rg u e t h a t th ey pay larg e tax e s, and t h a t is tru e . H ow ­
ever, th e breakdow n of o u r h ig h w ay s u n d e r th e big
vehicles can be seen by anyone w ith eyes.
A ccording to G overnor W arren of C alifornia, “i t
co sts 22 p e r cent m ore to build h ig h w ay s t h a t w ill
sta n d u p u n d er tru c k pounding th a n th o se b u ilt fo r
p riv a te vehicles alone.” A ccording to G overnor D u ff
of P ennsylvania, a stu d y of th a t s ta te in d ic ate s t h a t
it costs $4900 a y e a r to m ain tain each m ile of pave­
m ent used by tru c k s —and only $350 to m a in ta in h ig h ­
w ays over w hich th e tru c k s do n o t operate.
T he s itu a tio n h a s been f u r th e r com plicated by th e
fa c t th a t som e tru c k e rs have a p p a re n tly m ade a policy
of d isre g ard in g legal w eight lim ts, and have se n t th e ir
vehicles o u t c a rry in g loads w hich lite ra lly m u rd e r
th e highw ays. O klahom a is one of th e s ta te s w hich
is a c tin g to p rev en t th is. I t h as a law m ak in g pos­
sible p en alties of as m uch a s $7,000 fo r single offenses
o f g ro ss overloading.
In a n y event, th e cost of building and m a in tain in g
th e h ig h w ay s seem s to have b ro u g h t on severe h e ad ­
aches in m ost of th e s ta te s — and big tru c k s a re largely
th e cause of it. T he question w hich m u st be answ ered
is w h e th e r th e tru c k s a re actu ally paying a f a ir sh a re
o f th e expense. A good m any e x p erts have come to
th e view t h a t th e tru c k s a re n ’t doing th a t now__and
so, a s a resu lt, all o th e r ta x p a y e rs and m o to rists a re
in d ire ctly su bsidizing th is com m ercial business.
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se e y ° ur
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priées s t a r t a t $1.25
‘We have a C o rn er on L ith ia P a r k ”
M rs V e fle G oode, S ta y to n ,
h e a d o f th e flo ra l d e p a rtm e n t,
s ta te s th e r e w ill b e a re c o rd n u m ­
b e r o f d isp la y s in h e r d iv isio n .
S h e a lso a d d e d th a t m o re g a rd e n
c lu b s w ill f e a tu r e flo ra l a r r a n g e ­
m e n ts th a n in a n y y e a r sin c e 1941.
O reg o n m a y o rs w ill a g a in be
h o n o re d a t th e O reg o n S ta te F a ir
in S .i l i i n , S e p l
5 to 11.
W ell
o v e r 150 m u n ic ip a l e x e c u tiv e s a re
e x p e c te d to a tte n d th e f a ir o n
th e ir sp e c ia l d a y , T h u rs d a y , S e p t.
8.
1947 Chevrolet Sedan
New P a in t, H e ate r, S p o tlig h t
$1395
Busch Used Car Lot
N o rth M ain & C hurch
Phone 2-1311
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