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Gold Dredge to Be
Operated Atop Hill
THE FINICAL
APPETITE
Alone the Concrete
Plans for the operation of a large
gold dredge on the old Jacksonville
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
hill were announced Saturday by
Late Dean of Mon,
P. E. Lattner of Seattle, who. with
Univereity of Illinois.
a crew of men, has been prospect
ing the property since February
If it is true that most of us eut
to determine values of the ground.
Associated with Mr. Lattner in the more than is good for us. it la
dredge project are John Larson and
equally true that
Charles Huber, both of Portland.
we have too tint
Present plans call for the oi»era-
Ited a variety in
tion of the dredge by early Janu
our diet There
ary with the return of winter mois
are too main
ture and is to have a capacity of
things
f. r which
500 yards daily. A large amount
we have no Ilk
of ground to be worked is in sight
Ing or imagine
and is said to be tn the region of
that we do not.
an old channel, possibly flowing
"I never cared
with water unknown years ago
when the world was still in the
very much for
making. This channel, Mr. I.attner
vegetables," you
believes, is the source of much of
hear some one
the wealth found when Jackson
say, or “I don’t
ville was a thriving mining town
like fried chick
over 70 years ago. He states the
en
or angel food
channel cuts through the land to
cake.” or what
be worked for some distance and
Indications are that the use of a ever it is that the Individual has de
dredge will be warranted.
The \elo->ed distaste for.
The story is told of James Rus
property, acquired first from the
government in 1883 by C. B. ell Lowell or some other New Eng
Rostel. deceased for several years, i and celebrity that he one day took
was fruitful for gold panners dur •I distinguished guest home to lunch
ing the early gold rush.
unannounced—a proceeding which
By EDNA HULME
The equipment to be used on the i lie wise and experienced husband
Oh. Yeah, there’s soldiers and sailors.
hill will consist mainly of a dry seldom follows. It was wash day.
And men that sail the sea;
land dredge and will employ ap
or
the
maid
’
s
day
out,
or
something
proximately 12 men. ”fbe dredge
There’s shyster lawyers and tailors.
<>f
the
sort,
and
all
that
Mrs.
Lowell
And jailors with their key;
itself will not float on water, but
pad for luncheon was a dish of
And there's the butchers and bakers.
will move about on tracks.
codfish,
she
A small crew, composed of Mr. •picked''
-
---------- which
——
- had
And husbands too. it seems;
I-at tn er. his son. Paul. Jr., and John , ,J,,*ght her husband to enjoy.
But don’t forget the forest makers.
“1 will omit the fish course to
Stombaugh. the latter a former
Those happy Brush Marines.
University of Washington football day.” the guest announced when he
star, is still .working on the prop was about to be served, and then
They're flowing in like hungry bees.
erty. The men expect to leave the something had to be done.
From cities near and far;
camp in a few days, returning next
They'll cut the brush and fell the trees,
Britton never ate butter. When
fall. Earlier in the season a large ever the subject of butter came up
And smear up with the tar.
crew was kept busy and for a time
They’ll learn how poison oak can itch.
Britton had rather a depressed look
worked day and night.
Those lads in denim jeans;
Mr. Lattner is a mining man of come over his face. Nor would he
And get their hair all full of pitch.
eat
anything
which
contained
but
long experience, having spent much
Those gallant Brush Marines.
of his time in Montana. Colorado ler. if he was aware of the situa
and eastern Oregon.
He is opti tion. Further than this, he refused
Some are knock-kneed and pigeon-toed—
mistic over mining possibilities in to eat anything which you told him
Their feet are sure not mates;
this region and looks forward to a contained butter. If you passed
From riding some are badly bowed.
greater development of the natural him tiie mashed potatoes or a sim
And never will be straight.
resources of Jackson county. His ple piece of st>onge cake and inti
But they will work for thirty per.
associate, Mr. Huber, is well known mated that butter formed a part of
Like newly oiled machines;
along the entire coast as a bridge
At topping spruce and chopping fir.
the
composition
of
either,
it
was
contractor, while the third member
Those care-free Brush Marines.
His
of the group. Mr. ¡.arson. is a thumbs down with Britton.
wasn
’
t
a
matter
of
taste,
it
was
a
mining man of 1 ong experience,
There's lean long ones; short fat ones too.
state of mind.
particularly in Colorado.
And some with reddish hair;
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A varied diet Is undoubtedly more
With eyes of brown and black and blue;
healthful than a restricted one. A
Some dark and others fair.
man who will eat and enjoy any
They'll eat dried prunes and allotted rice.
Salt pork and lots of beans.
thing that is wholesome is far easier
Find lots of work and more advice—
to get on with, far more easily satis
Those favored Brush Marines.
fled with whg is placed before him.
I One can teach himself to eat and
They’ll live in tents beneat?T the sky—
One of the most thrilling and to like almost anything that Is safe
At least that's what I’m told;
inspiring exhibitions of manly ly edible. I know, for . have learned
And see how much beer they can buy,
strength and prowess was display to eat carrots and beets and egg
In exchange for their gold.
ed in the Medford Armory Wednes
There’s Methodists and Baptista, too.
day night ever to be witnessed by plant and these vegetables, in my
While some are Nazarenos,
the full house of fans. Harry De mind, approximate most nearly to
They come from every walk in life.
metral and Pete Belcastro mixed it nothing to eat of anything I know.
©. 1I1X Wwtern Newspaper Unloa.
Those gallant Brush Marines.
for a best two out of three falls,
and 50-year-old Demetral taking
They won! have dough to throw away,
two falls while getting tangled up ed to be cautioned about clenched-
NO, not at thirty per;
for one himself.
fist blows, kicking and knee-jab
At that, they're feelin' pretty gay.
Demetral. who looks as though he bing. all fouls.
After continued
They’re richer than they were.
has been in the ring for several , warning by Referee Les Weiss, and
They’ll be a long time yet, I fear.
decades, is muscular, short and
I after the boxing and free-for-all i
In fulfilling their dreams;
with a pan that, on first sight, ' tactics had almost floored Demet- i
Still, they can buy a glass of beer.
would scare the starch out of any ral. Weiss won the hearty approval
Those lucky Brush Marines.
tenderfoot,
Belcastro. seen here of the gallery by awarding the de
before against two Medfordites,
ciding fall on foul.
Frisbie and Anderson, displayed his
They can’t shoot craps, not very long.
Demetral. who already had won
usual array of bites, kicks, hair
No, not at thirty per;
pulls and clenched-fist blows, as the support of most fans by his
They can’t play poker very strong.
well as the orthodox wrestling display of real wrestling skill, at
Or gamble much; No, Sir!
holds. Demetral. however, prefer tempted to get Weiss to change his
They'll walk and talk, and scrap perhaps.
red to call to work his experienced
And view sweet forest scenes;
knowledge of clean wrestling and I decision and let them wrestle out
And thank their stars, they don’t blow ’taps.’
succeeded in keeping the Sacra I the match, but Weiss was firm in
Those thankful Brush Marines.
mento Italian busy with his ornery- his rebuff for Belcastro, who has
ness. Pete took the first fall, how I displayed a yen for playing dirty
Let’s give the boys a great big band.
ever, with a flying body scissors, 1 in the ring. It was said that Harry (
And wish them lots of luck;
but the husky Demetral returned Demetral now is 50 years of age,
They’re making history in our land,
chipper as ever to take the next but he certainly displayed a per
And showing lots of pluck.
tumble in little more than two i fect physique and demonstrated
Three cheers for Franklin Roosevelt,
minutes. The third fall was award that man is at his prime, even after
On him their future leans.
ed Demetral after Belcastro refus- the fatal forties, fading fifties and
I think he knows how glad they felt.
Those happy Brush Marines.
r
sickly sixties. He furnished a thrill
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The
tSSMIMitltilt liitt i tit ttllM t HtlSSI
I and inspiration for any physical
culturist and. despite his rough few weeks ago with Pete Belcastro, noisily to a match as to Wednes
features and bull-like proportions,
makes up for his inexperience day night's show, which Promoter
displayed an ability to smile that
with a brute strength that is both Mack Lillard had promised would
i made him both likeable and pleas- I
terrifying and beautiful. With ex be a wow. Swede has proved him
lant.
(Opposite Museum on Third St.)
perience he should be hard to self one of the best drawing cards
In the curtain raiser Medford's
handle in any man’s ring. Seldom to show here for many moons and
familiar Swede Anderson took the
have fans responded as heartily and Lillard is hopeful that the towering
I only fall in a special 30-minute
Dutch Lunches—Beer
■ match to win his first victory in
the wrestling business.
Herman
Sandwiches
Olson, from the Puget Sound reg
Chicken Dinners to Order , ion,
roughed up Anderson a bit at
Private Parties a Specialty
I first, but the towering Swede
Mrs. W. C. Kasshafer, Prop.
climbed ropes like any Tarzan
Phone Jacksonville 204
; whenever the Invader attempted to
J throw him from the ring, and after,
20 minutes of intense battling suc
REASONABLE RATE8 FOR
ceeded in knocking Olson onto the
floor in a semi-conscious condition.
After landing flat on the hard ring
side deck Olson went out for near
ly 10 minutes, but gamely returned
and DRE8SMAKING
to keep his shoulders off the can-
3-year guarantee
vas until the final bell.
MRS. J. L. TAYLOR
AndersoD, who made his debut a
1-year guarantee
■nan mountain will carry on with
I • Cullen Campbell recently be
his good work.
Lillard announced that Al Knr- came u member of Applegate
naick, world famoua wrestler, would ! Grange.
appear here next Wednesday night • Wlille enroute to Sun Francisco,
pitted against
Demetral. along I Mrs. W. K. Connley of Medical
her
with other features which will Lake, Washington, vlalted
round out a card which should cousin, C. U. Thomas, at Ruch
prove an unusual treat for a city Monday.
the else of Medford,
It is not • Applegate's h|gh s<1ioo| grad
known as yet whether Ray Friable’s uateg and other students are re
challenge to the winner of the Bel- turning to their homes for the vn
cnslro-l>emetral mutch was accept cution period, tlruduutes thia year
ed by Bemetral. and If so, when Include Maurice Ritchey, Medford;
Miss Josephine Clute, Jacksonville;
they will appear,
Firat gong will sound promptly John Harr, Ashland; and Miss
at 8:30, with depression prices both Leer a Culy, Ashland Normal. Other
students returning are Dow I jcw I s ,
at the ringside ami upstairs
Billy
Townsend
und
Kathryn
vailing.
Fletcher, Medford; Leo Port. Jr.,
Ashlund
post
graduate
work;
Charles De Wolfe, Richmond. Cui ;
Loulu Buckley, Columbia Univer
sity, Portland; and Miaa Luetta
West. Colusu. Col
I
Ends Saturday Night
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SUNSET
PASS”
“THOSE LUCKY BRUSH MARINES
50-Year-Old Wrestler
Upset* Pete Belcastro
on Armory Card Show
Randolph Scott
Tom Keene
Harry Carey
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Bebe Daniels, one of the featur
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Others in the cast Include Warner
Baxter. George Brent, Ruby Keeler, I
i Dick Powell. Ginger Rogers, Una
.Merkel. Guy Kibbeu and six other
stars.
There are two hundred
beauties In the chorus numbers und
fifty featured performers.
Four
smashing song hits are sweeping
the country like wild-fire.
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