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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1933)
Paj« 4 Th« Jack »on ville Miner Fighting Wrestlers Sock Bystanders, Friends in Grudge Speed Champions Mack Lillard's two showmen. Pete Belcastro of Weed and Hay Friable of Medford, further crys tallised their longstanding person al grudge in the ring Wednesday night in the form of legitimate- ' and not so legitimate—boxing The wrestlers, for they are of the strain and moan trade, decided gloves would help pick the better man and anyway they each had a burning desire to awing wildly when thev saw one another, so Lillard, always willing to meet his charges half way and please the fans thereby, agreed. Twice Fris- hie had gotten a decision over Bel-| caatro, who wasn't satisfied yet that the Medford fireman could lick him. and issued a gloved challenge In the first round, than which there was no whlcher. Friable had his rival on the canvas three times, had him groggy aud sick, but didn't Melvin Johnson of Detroit. Mich., quite give him the right dosage, for bellicose Belcastro came back, and Kitty Klein of Buffalo, N. Y„ witnesses say. to knock Friable to are America’s new speed skating sleep with one mighty thrust of champions. The picture was made his shoulder. It seems that Swede immediately after they had won the Anderon, former football player, honors in the national champion was no more popular with the Cali ships at Oconomowoc, Wis. fornian than the fireman, and when Swede climbed through the ropes to help Frlsbie to his feet, he found himself on the receiving end of basin. Roy Harris of Phoenix, who several husky punches. He retal a week ago had been “too tired” iated in true football style, with a after the first couple rounds, score»! tackle and body punches. In the a victory over Neldo Ginnotti. melee that followed Belcastro was Pelican City. Harris is the civic pulled to his feet and stood there pride of Phoenix, and showed a arguing while Frlsbie. come to. es much improved form. Emerson pied the back of his neck and I Babb, in the first go. took a draw promptly mistook it for a jig-saw with Red Melhorn of Klamath puxzle. He evidently figured his i Falls. Next week's show, which will glove was the missing piece to make the picture complete and he banner Jack McCarthy and Bat- forthwith planted It there. It fitted. I tling Beno of Pelican City on the Belcastro hit the floor with a thud next card. Frankie Monroe, light and stayed there. However, the weight. issues! a challenge from the Italian from below the Siskiyous ; ring, which was promptly accepted by Herb White, for a later date. won the decision. fans will be given a rare eve Semi-windup and both prelimin I Local of fisticuffs at Promoter Mack aries were unusually fast and fur ning Lillard's next show, with depres ious. and a continuation of such sion prices still in force. shows is promised southern Ore gon fans by Lillard, who this week demonstrated his showmanship. Spider “Bones” McElroy, loose- Interest Keen in Local jointed and skinny, decisioned Tony Ortis, both from the Klamath Ball Games on Sked DANCE m Jacksonville Every SATURDAY NIGHT 9 till 2 AL STEWART’S 8-PIECE ORCHESTRA 1 • Fun for All (Continued from page one) fred Babb, second; Cal Lusk, third; | Bud Reinking, shortstop; Leonard Osborne, left field; Albert John son. center, and Hall, right field. Jake Schaeffer and C. E. Linde- wood were umpires. Attendance at the practice game last Sunday indicated that the greatest interest in local baseball in several years has been aroused by using only local players this season. Townspeople generally ex-i pressed their approval of employ-1 ing home talent and leaving out- ( siders for other teams. “We want' to see Jacksonvillians on a Jack sonville team.” was the expression i of one of the fans. “Although as I yet they aren’t in the same class with the mixed team we had last i summer, I got a lot more enjoy- j ment out of watching people I i know play,” stated another. The local chamber of commerce, , ' through its baseball committee, Is sponsoring the team, and has fur nished suits and equipment, V. J. Beach, local jeweler, Is in direct ! charge of the Miners and is ar- . ranging the spring and summer schedule. Teams of other cotnmun-1 ¡ties which desire games with Jack- ' sonville should phone him at 13. ----------- •----------- Under the new law doctors are unrestricted in prescribing medi cinal liquor. Patients, we assume, are restricted to their capacity.— Weston Leader. The Place to Get Good Home-Cooked Meals HOT DINNER SANDWICHES Headquarters for THE .’ACKSONVILLE MINER THE NUGGET Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection GIVE ’EM THE BIRD! YODELER BELLOWS AT SHADOW FIGHT Seen in a Daze By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT ___________________________________________________ Ernie Olson stepping out with new girl. Miss Winningham wearing of the younger boy's b.b caps, mor has It was Roger Card’s, well, springtime a young man's P. Hess picked a imir of nice; games; to (late he has struck out 21 men out of 42. Not so bad. A bit of high class chiseling was done FYI. last at Cantrall's swim hole. e P. O. P wax noticed Hitting next to a good looking blond Sat. eve. Didn't bother him a bit. • Your corr. officiated the last two b.b. games and as usual, when the home team wins, the ump got call ' ed robber, thief, Chester get a glass I etc., etc.. «♦*!!KiU+& ??!*!? far into the eve And can I take 'em? Balls, I mean. ------- - --- •----------- Cheer Up and BEER UP With Your Meals ROXY-10c FRIED CHICKEN and Other Complete Dinners ......... .......... 25c SPECIAL Depression Lunch 15c Steak* and Short Orders Dutch Lunches Saturday Only Ken Maynard In “TEXAS GUN FIGHTER” Sunday and Monday “NO LIVING WITNESS” Gilbert Roland—Noah Beery FIRST RUN PICTURE Tuesday and Wednesday Bottle Beer, Eastern Brands, 20c When Medford Supply Arrives ■ in l>r E. Ntanley Jones says that Christianity alone can save China. We suggest that It save America first Weston Leader. jt I Al.lt» TIM McCOY in “End of the Trail” Sunday and Monday “CRIME OF THE CENTURY" : Gibson—Stuart Jean Heroholt i Tuesday and Wednesday Wynn I Erwin : HELEN HAYES : : RAMON NOVARRO s in “Son-Daughter” Thursday and Friday MAE CLARK ANY SEAT ANY TIME Continuous Shows Sun. and Hols. 2 o.m. to 11 p.m. Saturdays 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. IOC CAFE FUNERAL PARLORS 19 North Fir, Medford Medford. Oregon “THE STOKER” Dorothy Burgess—Noah Beery REASONABLE RATES FOR Saturday, May 6 Tim McCoy in PRESSING DRY CLEANING MAN OF ACTION PICTURE OF THE GENERATION! ‘Cavalcade9 Thrilling Entertainment! TITANIC in its POWER! Wednesday and Thursday Nancy Carroll Cary Grant in • “WOMAN ACCUSED” DINTY MOORE’S LITTLE GIANTS CONGER with Jack Holt Sunday, Monday, Tuaaday “Parole Girl” BROWNIE MARIE Thursday and Friday “FROM HELL TO HEAVEN” Noel Coward*« Saturday Only 350 millions, and he can't even use It for making jig-saw pussle«.— Weston Leader. The farm board has ceased to function after costing Uncle Sam “THIS SPORTING AGE” —-----------.< — Diiuno what sort ot trial wum going on in Germany, but it aeema like Hitler wanted to hang the Jewry.—Weston Leader. ■ Municipal bodies are apt to dis cover that whatever they do with1 the beer problem, it in pretty sure to be wrong.—Weston leader. Dreamland Every Wednesday Men 25c Ladiea 10c and DRESSMAKING Continuous Saturday, Sunday MRS. J. L. 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ONE YEAR ONE S 6 MONTHS '/2 THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY fati SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE PHONE 162 Kansas City and Portland needn't get high hat about a couple of shadow Nixing robins. We have better sideshow at tractions right here and we don't mean bridge champions, either. • Down by the waterfront there is a shag—that long and lean necked cormorant who gobbles his weight in fish at every meal. This particular shag picked out a roosting place on a log. Noth ing unusual in that But he start ed staring. Most unusual for a shag to stare Maybe he wasn't staring, but listening. For there was a lusty singing behind the bouthouse. It was one of those Swiss yodelers a mountain thrush bellowing at the top of his voice. We looked, and there he was. perched on a window sill, peck ing at his image in the glass and singing himself a serenade! Wass you dere. Aloyaius?— Port Umpqua Courier. if |t isn't polite to |M>lnt at things you mention, road-cruaelnn «Ian» have durti««l good manner«.- - Mrs. Carl Howman, operator of Granta I' iihh Hüllet III. Bowman's Beauty parlor in Med ford, this week announced that she had added a new operator to her staff of experts, Miss Elsie Cum oroti. formerly of Murray's. In connection with the addition. Friday and Saturday Mrs Howman announced that, tor a short time, she will feature ape- ' ‘ ial |l.60 permanent waves, in ad CAROLE LOMBARD ditlon to her regular well known quality permunents at slightly JACK OAKIE | higher prices. NEW BEAUTY OPERATOR AT BOWMAN BEAUTY PARLOR Poet Office Box 138 SUNDAY Jacksonville Miners versus Medford Junior Merchants Game Called 2 p.m Admission FREE!
