Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935, June 23, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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Sonnenberg Will
Brush Marine Camp
Is Woodland Eden Appear in Medford
Ring Says Lillard
(Continued from page one)
Gold Knows No Sex
Prove Palmer Creek
Femme Sourdoughs
local hardware store tn antlclpa
lion of outdoor possibilities offered
in camp Ufa In the lower Hogue
section. He had been In thia city
the past weak since bis return
from school.
mations of the river, the Marine»
That southern Oregon wilt be
will no longer resort to the river | treated to some of the best talent
Somewhere along in the «ar­
ty 30 hundreds (if you can fig
for cleansing methods. A shower I in the wrestling business was the
ure it closer than that, go right
house is being completed with ' word announced Wednesday night
ahead I someltody will be swap­
by Mack Ullard. boxing and wrest­
WORLD’S FINEST SOUND!
equipment of 15 shower heads, hot
ping yarns about how their
ling promoter for Medford and
i RCA High Fidelity Wide Range
water tank and heater, laundry and Jacksonville. Although no definite
Grandmother llyrno and Grand­
mother McKee worked them-
I date was set. it is expected that
dressing room.
selves Into a deep sunburn min­
The forest service installation of the world-famous butt artist. G ub
Enda Saturday Night
ing for gold in the panic of
garage, tool shop. etc., is located Sonnenberg, will appear here with
1033 when the whole world
In a few weeks, and possibly also
near the roadside. It was a gravel at the Gold Rush Jubilee two
RICHARD
went ernzy over the scarcity
bar on which Camp Applegate took months from now.
of money.
In last Wednesday night's pro­
Anyway, to bring the story
shape, but somewhere there was a
eloser to home. Mrs. John
90-yard stretch of sandy loam and gram IJlIard again scored a knock­
In
Byrne and Mrs. Floyd McKee
Bill Jones of Medford, champion out show with his lineup of Swede
archer, found it at the rear of camp Anderson-Ray King and Pete Bel-
donned
their overalls and
(C
shirts and went out to seek
and utilized it for an archery range. I castro-Al Karasick on the card.
The headquarters tent, presided Terrific action, packed with many
gold as their occupation for a
week or so. They aroae at five
over by F. D. Meeker, company feats of strength and headlong
with
clerk, and second lieutenant of the plunges to the ringside seats mark- '
bells, daahed out to the gold­
quartermaster reserves, who wields ed the evening, with Anderson and
laden shores of Palmer «reek
Sally
Eilers
—
Tom Brown
a trusty typewriter, houses a small Karasick winning their matches
and manipulated sluice boxes
clothing store. Issues of wearing after a fall had been awarded to
until Mrs. Byrne’s daughter
apparel ranging from yellow rain each combatant.
Gladya had breakfast ready.
Sun., Mon., Tue., Wed.
coats in which Jake Knutzen really ,
Karasick and Belcastro. two
They came lu and ate, then
can look collegiate to all sizes of, grapplers who are known as grunt
were gone again to their chosen
hobnailed shoes are stored away! and groan specialists of the rough­
labors until noon. During the
heal of the day they rested and
neatly in the tent. In purchasing, est order, gave fans the very kind
the clothing. Increase of sales has of show they expected to see—fast,
were ready to return to the
a little more sleep and bunk fa-1 river again next morning.
been considered rather than uni- vicious and aggressive, with never
tigue but don't get it.
formity of apparel.
an idle moment, save for two times
They made 25 cents.
In
"The following Is the awraite
A sizeable excavation has been i when Belcastro was all but un­
—- , » ...
day's meuu. with minor chanKei
made for an inctnerator and a few dressed by his stocky, hairy-chest-
from day to day:
colors have been panned from ed assailant. Pete had to run for
“Breakfast—Bran flakes, pineap­
therein, thus Indicating that the, the dressing room with trunks sup­
—
ple. soft boiled eggs, toast, butter,
work was done not from a utilitar- ported by brawny hands ere he
By M. E. P.
coffee. Dinner—Old fashioned beef
ian viewpoint, but rather by per- joined a nudist cult.
Joe Wisdom and Mark Waren-
Coming Thursday
sonal interest stimulus.
The final fall which gave Kar- felt of Jackson county induced a stew with spring vegetables, boiled
Dr. Harold B. Gillis, located in
potatoes,
perfection
salad,
bread
Although little athletic equip- «sick the decision was gained when ferocious Elliott creek rattlesnake
this city for the past two years.
ment is on hands as yet. with pil- Belcastro. apparently certain to to meander into camp on a forked custard pudding, bread, butter, cof­
with offices In Medford also, re-
fee.
Supper
—
Baked
corn
beef
hash,
low fights, acrobatic stunts on *'in
the moment, had bis smal- stick Friday. The rattler sported
poles and other methods of exer- ,er opponent groggy from Sonnen- five rattles and a button and cream potatoes, scalloped potatoes, ported Wednesday morning of this
cising, the boys are finding keen I berg butts. Al. however, had not seemed* quite at home in a new bartlett peurs, bread, butter, cof­ week at Agnes, Oregon, for duty as
fee.
enjoyment in the simple things of been former world’s light-heavy­ screened box.
In
“You can see for ycursilf that a private contract surgeon of the
weight
champion
for
nothing
und
life, rather than having their re­
Joe Ratty has been mounting the homo folks don't need to worry United States army.
understood
the
finer
points
of
creation manufactured for them.
guard nightly over the tool dump about their boys starving to death.”
The young Dr. Gillis, who has
Six courts full of horseshoe pitch­ headlong rushes for he snaked the east of Joe Bgr.
! The boys are due to return from been associated with his father.
ers are not an uncommon sight, excited Belcastro near the ropes
Vou’ll Adore This New Janet
William Harlow, local man. has the wars next Tuesday. June 27.
and the shoes that Old Dobbin and then politely sidestepped his
Besides Smith. Harland Clark. Dr. J. B. Gillis, and who com­
become
an
additional
member
in
With
Her New Leading Man
mi
me
hurtling
frame
as
it
dived
toward
wears are used instead of the des-
ignated type for sport. A bicycle hlm- As Belcastro plunged past. I camp as a jack hammer man. Hugo James Smith and Robert Forbes pleted a two months course tn can­
found its way into camp and it Karasick twisted his head in such Fllllppl also works in this capacity. are In Uncle Sam's summer camp cer surgery a few days ago, will
Credit for stacks of neatly cord­ service from Jacksonville.
be camp surgeon at one of the
works overtime. Until the present a manner than when he landed on
many C. C. C. establishments on
time all efforts have been centered
main deck he was safely in the ed wood belongs to Mickey Miller
Rogue river. Agnes Is located some
on camp construction and when the hands of Morpheus and three or of Medford. 13-year-old son of Mike
32 miles In Is nd from Gold Beach WORLD’S FINEST SOUND!
'Miller, mess hall carpenter. Mickey
quarters have been completed at-|f°,ir surprised spectators, .
at a point whore the Illinois river RCA High Fidelity Wide Ranee
tention will be given to more thor-
: Swede Anderson, so far. has been visited his father a short time ago
“T boys who and exhibited his ambitious nature,
joins the Rogue. He will have
ough personal training and disci- wisely matched with
make him earn all he gets—yet the
Rin PooI lg enjoylng the new
charge of two orderlies and an am­
pline.
Medford's newest Innovation, a
strong Swede has been getting em. Brm>. llfe to the greateill extent
bulance driver as well as medical
Friday and Saturday
real
dairy
lunch,
has
served
south
­
r
attention for more than 300 men.
He won his match after suffering Bn(j
innumerable tasks to
ern Oregon diners with something
nnn fol)
a
K <* m m
nz»b
hla
.
¡one
fall with
with a
hammerlock,
his keep . hlm8elf
busy.
The doctor, who became very
entirely new in healthful repast»—
superior strength doing well by
. . „- -
well known in southern Oregon be­
Jake
Knutzen
seems
to
feel
per
complete
meals
with
all
the
milk
him; King worried frequently and
cause of his wide surgical practice,
In
crawled for the ropes innumerable fectly at home posing as a local or buttermilk customers can drink will be joined by Mrs. Gillis, who
sourdough for an upstate news­ thrown In free.
times when Anderson made him ,
. .
v ,. .
. .
has been caring for relatives in
uncomfortable. Swede enjoys the '^P^ P“ota You d be surprised
John Taylor, of the well-known Portland wlille her husband was in
unique position of being both the h°* muc.h at ,hom«’ Jake can feel Applegate Cloverleaf dairy, has southern California taking post­
home-town hero and villain at the
a plece of cake’ to°-
become the power-that-be in the graduate work Their house in this
matches, with the house support
Marion Hulse Is getting to be a buttermilk consuming world since city will be occupied by Dr. Gillis’
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
pretty well divided While some regular shark at snapping pictures opening of his new store at 109 parents, who have been building a
West
Main
in
Medford
and
entirely
him
perplex
out-i
of
camp
life.
Marion
and
his
cam
' go there to see 1
new home on Applegate, where
because of one of the most remark­ they have purchased u ranch.
J aiders with his Herculean
strength1 era are ifeat pals.
erculean strength
IK
75
Was Sunday’s baseball score
able developments of recent years
; others pack the house in hopes of
Tuesday, upon receipt of word
—buttermilk
that
isn’t
butter­ of his acceptance in the army
; seeing him bent in two and thrown to 90 or 5 to 25?
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milk! The Cloverleaf buttermilk. service. Dr. Gillis supplied himself
across the Armory auditorium.
Filmed Entirely In Technlcolorl
In reality, is made from cultured with new fishing equipment at the
Interest
In the Wednesday
night
r.............................
‘
’ * ■ Iilnnvrl« at
whole
milk
and.
rather
than
the
lows has
V1I1C UUdfUg ai
shows
haB been increasing by leaps
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sour, rank taste sometimes found
and bounds the past few weeks
Camr* Pl a tar» r» Wave
The
> in the ordinary product, the but-
and fans have expressed an ap-
'-«rT>P
nave
I fermilk served at the spick and
proval of Lillard's offerings by yel­
John Boles—Bing Crosby
span dairy luncheon counter has a
ling. stomping, rattling chairs and
Slim Summervilla
cottage
cheese
flavor
and
if
It
were
filling the air with “export" ad-
That the national guards en­ not for particles of butter floating
I vice on bow to follow the gentle
and
many, many oti ore
(Opposite Museum on Third St.)
I art of tying husky grapplers in trained in Camp Clatsop, Oregon, In the cool liquid, many would mis­
For the Week Beginning
knots as the wrestlers vie for top have plenty to eat and do was evi take It for that product.
position. Some of the best talent denced in a letter received by The . Since opening of the dairy ar.d
Saturday
Wednesday, Thursday
on the Pacific coast, so far as Miner this week from Sergeant A , delicatessen stand Taylor has en­
Dutch Lunches—Beer
H.
Smith
of
this
city.
showmanship and entertainment of
joyed an ever-increasing business
Sergeant Smith, more familiarly and looks forward to a public that
Sandwiches
blood-thirsty fans are concerned,
Chicken Dinners to Order
have appeared in the Armory ring known as “Andy” by his friends, will be more and more mindful of
has this to say concerning the the abundance of healthful vita-I
Private Parties a Specialty
ALISON SKIPWORTH
DAIRY & PRODUCE CO. lately and Lillard Indicated they schedule for this week:
have been but a sample of wbat is
mlns and energy units In his but­
Mrs. W. C. KaMhafer, Prop.
"Everything
Is
running
smooth
­
Phone 203
Roland Young—Sari Marltza
¡to follow.
termilk—all a person can drink
Phone Jacksonville 204
V
Due to long evenings and warm ly so far and everybody is belly for a nickel!
y
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weather, first gong sounds at 9 aching as usual.
“
Here
is
our
schedule
for
the
Ip. m. sharp.
Although F D. may not make a
last week of camp:
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hit every time at bat, he doesn't
“
Monday,
June
19.
—
Musketry
ex
­
YOU LIKE TO KETCHUM
KING OF JAZZ’ IN NEW TEMPO
have to in order to qualify as all-
ercises on the combat range In t£s
COMES TO RIALTO ON SUNDAY morning. In the afternoon combat time champion wielder of the big
stick.—Weston Leader.
principles, close order drill and
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“King of Jazz,” Universal's gor­ regimental parade.
If
the
conference succeeds In
geous extravaganza of musical
“Tuesday, June 20.—Regimental
comedy, filmed entirely in Techni­ tactical exercises, or in other words cracking that economic nut we
color. opens at the Rialto theater a 20-mile hike under full pack—and can't be deprived of the Hull, even
though Ixmdon has the meet.
I Sunday for a three-day ran.
it that's something.
Weston Leader.
This is the same "King of Jazz’
“Wednesday, June 21.—Brigade
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Ina iiaziilnr» |
ATI*
^hat was produced about three tactical inspection,
...„ _..
The fly In the ointment Is that
years ago ezeept that it has been other long hike and battle maneuv-
even though you’re ahead of some­
reedited and some of the draggy er8
sequences removed, making the
;___ , j June 22.—A company body else, you’re behind some other
“Thursday,
guy —Weston Leader.
picture faster moving throughout goes on "guard,
and much more entertaining.
I
“Friday, June 23.—A company is
Universal spent almost two mll- still on guard.
and that is the ONE THING we are long on—
i lion dollars in the making of the
our 10 years of experience goes into every auto­
“Saturday,
June
24.—Combat
picture and it still remains one of demonstration (sham battle) and
mobile finish we turn out to guarantee you
¡the greatest bits of entertainment brigade review.
satisfaction, not only when we deliver your car
ever produced. Paul Whiteman,
to you, but for many years afterward—the same
FUNERAL PARLORS
"Sunday, June 25.—Recreation.
Bing Crosby, Jeanie Lang, Slim
kind of satisfaction and pride you gained tn the
“Monday, June 26.— Checking of
Medford. Oregon
orlglnul finish when your car was new. Drop
WE LIKE TO KETCHUM I Summerville and a host of others equipment, break camp, bivouac,
are in the cast.
In and Inspect our work and let us quote you
payment of troops, hotcha!
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FISHING TACKLE SALES
prices. Duco, Lacquer, Enamel, Slmonlz and
"Tuesday, June 27.—Final police I
One of our vain regrets is that of camp, return to home stations
Plating.
REASONABLE RATES FOR
now we can never know how it
"This schedule may not be of
feels to be a gold hoarder.—Weston much interest to those who do not
I Leader.
understand army work but some
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Formerly Crater Lake Auto Painting Co.
may be able to see through It. We
32 South Bartlett
Phone 724-R
At all events, our foreign rela- are getting plenty to eat and It is
and ORE88MAKING
'tlons seem to be getting more so­ cooked by the best cook in the
MRS.
J.
L.
TAYLOR
/
ciable.—Weston Leader.
First Quality
regiment. Of course we wcould use
BARTHELMESS
Central Airport”
Helen Hayes
Clark Gable
SLANTS
On the Brush Marines
Dr. Gillis to Agnes
for CCC Camp Duty
“WHITE SISTER
Janet GAYNOR
Henry GARAT
“ADORABLE”
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Cloverleaf Dealer
Offers Dairy Lunch
Last Year’
Hit
Is Here Again!
TOM KEENE
Almond
Toffee
‘SCARLET RIVER’
King of Jazz”
with Paul Whiteman
ICE CREAM
I
!
Miner's Inn
Few Id’e Moments
NOW OPEN
‘A Lady’s Profession
SNIDER’S
I
The Most Priceless Ingredient of
Any Paint Job Is
F
I
S
H
CONGER
TROUT RODS
90c up
PRESSING
DRY CLEANING
DAILY’S AUTO PAINTING CO.
FLIES, each 10c
Spinners, 10c to 25c
PERMANENTS
Reels, 50c to $3.50
Leather Bound—Large Size
!
$2.50
COLEMAN’S
$4
HARDWARE
$5.50
Phone 13
Jacksonville
DINTY
MOORE’S
LITTLE GIANTS
Dreamland
Every Wednesday
Men 10c
Ladies 10c
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR PRICES
$1.50
Creels, $3.75
ARE GOING UP
SPECIAL SHAMPOO
Finger Wave and Manicure $1.25
OIL 8HAMPOO
Finger Wave and Manicure $1.50
Marcele 50c and 75c—Reset 35c
Finger Waves, Wet 35c, Dry 50c
Hot Oil 8hampoo $1.00
Cleansing Faclsl 50c
Regulsr Faclsl, $1 snd up
Eyebrow and Lash Oye 75c
Manicure 60c—Arch 35c
HAIR CUTS 25c
*
Bowman’s Barber
and Beauty Shop
105 West Main
VU1TH increased cost of labor and materials many manu­
facturers have already notified dealers to expect a price
raise in the immediate future. Buy your refrigerator now before
prices advance. Local dealers have a wide selection of models
to meet your
T he C alifornia O regon P ower C ompany
Phone 67
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