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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1933)
PaV« 4 Th« Jacksonville Miner Applegate to Invade Local Field Sunday »nd scarring up the home platter. Box scores for the Midgets fol low: e/flong the Concrete Saturday Night Dances Dipping Into Black Ink HISTORIC OLD MONMOUTH BELL TO RING OUT AGAIN The historic old bell nt the Ore gon Normal school at Monmouth that for nearly 40 years called After a rather slim season a few | students to school morning und (Continued from page one) jT. Dunnington. rf weeks ago, the local Saturday night noon Is to ring again, after a re- visitors scored five times on er I Joe Beach, p dances In the old U. S hotel have tlri-moiit of iieuily 10 years ion rors Table Rock, however, was Van Galder. 3b again dipped the Chamber of Com doomed to silence after a numbel held acóreles» for the last three S. Johnson, merce bookk«M>per'a pen Into black of misdeeds that centered around frame» while the Miner» »queexed Backes, if Ink Last week the chamber, spon It, the bell has now been placed In out three more runs to show they ¡Groves, if sors of the affairs, cleared several the custody of Theta Delta Phi. hadn’t quit trying. Wilson, for A. Johnson. dollars, after paying all expenses, i men’s scholastic society. It has Table Rock, fanned 15 men while B. Johnson, land the week before managed to been given a movable mount and Hess fooled eight Each hit a bat- Cale l.u»k, 2b salvage 35 cents »hove expenses, will be rung on trudltlonul orcas ter. while Hess allowed 12 hits to Mitchell. 1b which Is something this duy and I lolls Wilson'» 11. uge. aver businessmen. Totals Box »cores for the Mtners-Table Sometimes enjoying the cream Table Rock Rocker» game follow: of late evening dance crowds, and Jacksonville at other time» with bualneaa tap Atkins, so AB R H *■' Hensley. 2b ering off to a maagerneaa which 5 0 1 1 Wilson, lb msde the locnl dance committee ao WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! Hall, rf ............... 3 1 1 ® Sage, if nervous It bit pennies when finger RCA High Fidelity Wide Range R. Coleman, cf .... 1 2 ® Fredenberg, p nail» had been gnawed off. the tra- 1 Ross. cf 5 1 1 - Lewis, 3b ditlonal weekly hoofer convention , Reinking. SS 4 0 1 0 Smith, c .... has managed to aurvlve strikes, Hess, p - End» Saturday 4 • 1 0 Johnson, cf ¡fire. flood and the general fickle- Coffman. If 4 1 X 0 Tuttle, rf neas of the dancing public, with' Hunsaker, lb 4 0 0 2 the trend strongly upwurd at the I Lusk. 3b ....... 3 0 0 1 f tesent moment. Dorothy, c Totals 5 7 4 n 2 2 Although there had been some Ward. 2b ..... Summary—Home run: S. John- I difficulty with orcheatru» In the j son Three base hit»: Van Galder, 38 6 11 8 Smith •> 2. S. Johnson, Two base past, u five-piece organization Is Total» being built up again that prom-I hit»: 8. Johnson, Fredenberg. Table Rock Sunday, Monday, Tuesday iscs to both please and attract so-1 Walked by pitcher: By Table Rock AB R H E 14, Jacksonville 2. clal-mlnded southern Oregon The C 1 1 0 Score by innings: Hart, ss .... — weekly affnlra still cover a 9 till « 0 1 0 Table Rock manlike manner. On completion of 2 o'clock span, with early shut C Wilson. 3b 1 0 2 2 0—5 the contract he will be eligible to downs at other places contributing 5 0 0 0 Jacksonville ............. 12 Holst, lb 5 0 2 X—19 receive two-thlrds of hla allotment many late customers. 4 0 1 0 Swingle, cf ; benefits, the remaining third to be 5 1 0 Hamilton. 2b IMVid when he gives £roof next WOMEN GAIN LEAD ON MEN 5 2 2 0 1. Wilson, rf ! spring that the reduction has ac 5 2 3 1 H. Wilson, p IN SCHOLARSHIP AT U. O. 4 3 1 0 Hamlin, c Mack Ullard announced late la»t tually been made. •> Just how much these benefit» 3 1 • R. Wilson. If 1 night that he had made definite For th<< first tint«* thin year wo arrangements with Bob Kruse. Pa will be is yet to be finally deter men students of the University of (Continued from page one) Totals _____________ 44 11 12 1 experience had been a reduction of cific coast topnotcher. to appear at mined. but the plan is to make Oregon at Eugene crowded out men Summary—Two base hit: Ross. property taxes through the sales the Armory next week with some them enough^ao that added to the for first place In grade standings Walked by pitcher: By Hess. 1. Hit tax. suitable opponent. Henceforth all actual mark« price of wheat they for living organisations. Hendricks by pitcher: By Hess. 1; by Wilson. shows will be arranged for Thurs will bring the totul return per bush hall, girls' dormitory, lead during The next point that you make is 1. Struck out: By Hess. 8; by Wil- that when one gets a raise in day nights instead of the usual I el on this domestic proportion of the term just ended by a slight1 the nation'» wheat crop up to the son, 15. wages it is easy to spend the dif- Wednesdays. Lillard said, and will pre-war parity with prices of tiling» margin Sigma hall, men's unit, start promptly at 9 p m. during Score by innings: which was in first place for fall ference and that similarly the state Jacksonville ...........120 000 021— 6 will spend the additional revenue summer months. The appearance the farmer buy». The eoat is to be and winter terms. i tax of about .... 030 152 000—11 raised by the sales tax. However, of Kruse in Medford should cause paid from a Muicesslng Table Rock The Table Rock nine has won but the sales tax is NOT giving the a wild scramble for tickets and 30 cents u ti bwhel on all domestic two games this season, both off the state additional revenue. According fans are cautioned to make reser food wheat. Regional work already has been local Miners, and were so enthused to the "Oregon Voter.” "the state vations early to see this world-fa started towiA putting the plan they wanted to play here again this will have the same amount of mous grappler at work. into effect here tn the west and as WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! coming Sunday, but Manager Beach money whether the sales tax is Mack IJllard. Medford wrestling soon as further steps are decided RCA High Fidelity Wide Range decided two defeats were convinc passed or defeated. If it is defeated ing enough for the present, and; the three-mill levy will still apply and boxing promoter, passed up upon, notification will be given has arranged a game wtth Apple on proi^rty.”'Thus If'the sales* tax this Wednesday night's wrestling through the state extension serv ices which are being used to the Ends Saturday gate with his fingers crossed, for nai4SPS ,hfM hllr den of passes the burden of revenue revenue will will card because of Inability to sign they have gained some experience be distributed over everyone. If suitable matmen who would main extent possible by the agricultural this season and may prove to be the levy fails the overburdened tain the high level of entertain adjustment administration In order Karen Morlsy, Franchot Tone all the local boys can-handle while property owners alone will have to ment inaugurated in southern Ore to avoid setting up costly dupli Arthur Byron, Dickie Moore gon by him. The Armory was dark cating organizations. they ere down in the dumps. The ’ make up the difference. Wednesday night, with word com Chamber of Commerce, however, You Bay that if we do not want ing from Klamath Kails, where this week decided that something Starts Wednesday should be done about the defeats Uncle Sam to tax our food and Lillard al;o is promoter, that he clothes that “ we'd better watch our expects to have a stellar card ar and added Punk Dunnington to its i GREATER THAN Sunday, Monday I ballots.” This is a fine time to start ranged for next week. baseball committee. . “HELL'S ANGELS Dunnington handled the Jackson- waJching ballots. The time to Lillard also said he was angling are ville Legion team for two years watch th®in ia not when we for a match between Strangler and each season emerged with the ’”K. tbe b * *or *hat we or- Lewis. Gus Sonnenberg or Jim A Comedy Riot With The Jackson county chapter of southern Oregon championship dered‘ ,but wb*n are votln.K ior Browning and suitable opponents Amerb-^i Red Cross In In receipt of About half the town players now expensive public improvements, for the Medford ring in the near JACK BUCHANAN are graduates from this former Your comparison of the causes future. He also will arrange all- a telegram asking cooperation and help from Pacific coast cities in | team and it is hoped Dunnington of the Boston Tea Party to the star matches for the Gold Rush Tues., Wed., Thurs. will be able to bring order out of sentiment against the sales tai is Jubilee to be held in Jacksonville the recent Kelso. Washington, flood tragedy. The telegram itself in chaos and drill the Miners into a incongruous. In the case of the August 19. self-explanatory, and reads as fol winning combination. At times this Boston Tea Party the king of Eng- Special Return Showing lows: year the local nine has shown land ordered a big meal and tried “ Jackson county chapter. Amer flashes of speed and ability which to make the Colonista pay for it. ican Red Cross, Medford. Oregon. have demonstrated that the mater- In the case of the sales tax, we Four hundred fourteen homes af lai is there if it can be unified and ordered the meal ourselves and Will Rogers • Lew Ayres fected by Kelso. Washington flood. drilled away from its proclivity for now we are trying to walk out Those Who Sign Up for Acreage Two thousand persons homeless Janet Gaynor • Sally Eilers making errors. The nine has been without paying the bill. The only Control to Receive Cash Careful survey Indicates heavy re what is commonly termed "hay way to avoid paying taxes is to Norman Fo»ter by September habilitation program necessary un wire” for several weeks and the ask less of the government, Louis» Dreasor der Red Cross owing slow reces iron hand and steady head of the But even admitting all the ar- Actual cash benefits to Oregon sion water from homes. Increasing Victor Jory new coach will be watched with in- guments you used against the sales terest as he goes out Sunday for tax. the fact remains that the levy farmer» who contract with the gov severity situation necessitate» ex the first time as head man of the I" imperative. According to the ernment to cooperate in a national tension appeal for fund». Request team. ¡“Oregon Voter,” state expenses plan of agricultural adjustment your chapter accept quot» 9600 as I V. J. Beach, who originally bar- have been cut to the bone. The bud- will be |>ald early this fall, prob part relief fund needed. Pleas# give gained only for the financial de-. Set has been reduced 45 per cent ably by September 15, according to full publicity »tart cani^gn re tails and to arrange games for the and salaries of state employes cut details of the wheat adjustment porting results San Francisco.—A. Miners, had found himself buried ■ fr(>m five to 50 per cent. Yet on policy received by the Oregon State L Schafer." Donations may be m^de at the FUNERAL PARLORS with the entire coaching work in'account of the shrinkage of income college extension service. Wheat Medford. Oregon addition to his many other activi- and intangible taxes the three-mill has been selected as one of the Red CroHS office. courthou»e. Med ties lately and will resume his levy on property is imperative un two flrfct of the basic surplus com ford. First National banft Medford scheduled work again this week. | less the sales tax is passed. Ob- modities to which acreage control or First National banl^^, Ashland. Irman of Beach is a member of the dance viously, all the evils of sales tax will be applied, cotton now being I said J. C. Thompson, chapter. committee, jubilee committee, is ation are less as evils than those included under a land rental plan. the local ----------- e The domestic allotment plan has the town’s chief sports enthusiast which will follow in the wake of as well as fishing authority and governmental insolvency from been definitely decided upon as the •YES, MR. BROWN’ COMES TO RIALTO THEATER «SUNDAY jeweler, and had willingly donated overuse of the property tax. There most practical for Immediate use “Yes, Mr. Brown.” which shows: his time and efforts toward doing is no alternative. The sales tax of- and will now be applied as a three- active coaching for the Miners when fers the only solution for the state's year program, according to word at the Rialto theater Sunday and I ‘ screen from Washington. Decentralized Monday will introduce a nXu- that gap was left open by resign-I financial problems. in« COD’mittecmen. jn dosing, we quote from the administration also has been work team to American audii l«ces. For in the picture Jack Bucl cH|nan. in- The youngsters, in their game, “Oregon Voter”: “Who will cam- ed out. Intended to make the plan practically self-executing within ternatlonal star, co-stars „ wlth Elsie made life almost unbearable for paign for the sales tax? The pa- each county. Randolph, Ixindon musical comedy the Miners here since Sunday, hav- triotic people who realize the ne- In putting the plan into effect, favorite, and the two are remark- °QDed their opponents from cessity of keeping the government the farm act administration will ably well matched. an ,ffic*ent and solvent for the sake of maintaining first determine the average amount The story of "Yes, Mr. Brown," businesslike manner __ ____ __ public order, education and the va while the is out-and-out farce, and the work of wheat consumed as food in this I tables were turned on their older! rious functions of government.” country in the five-year period of of Mr. Buchanan and Miss Ran brothers. With little Joe Beach on Respectfully, 1928-1932. Every wheat producing dolph irf slightly insane, punt as the mound and Si Johnson catch ELIZABETH FERRY state will then be "allotted” a share • good farce should be. ing. they formed a combination FRANCES FERRY of this domestic production on the which was hard to beat. Although Rogue River, June 26. basis of the proportion of the total, When a wife used her husband’s the locals got but one more hit ----------- e----------- United States crop it produced dur- tennis racket to strain the pota- than the Table Rock juniors, they Ing the same five years. Next, toes, the racket which followed managed to pile up runs on heavy UNIVERSITY FACULTY ARE hitting and opponents’ errors. Si AUTHORS OF ARTICLES every wheat producing county with strained their relations.—Weston I in the state will be allotted a share Leader. -Johnson starred for the day with a r~~~ Faculty members of the Univer- j on the same basis. Lome run, a three-base hit and a This amount of wheat will be two bagger out of four times at bat. sity of Oregon have contributed <—' ■ ! that on which benefit payments Five innings were played by the 1174 articles in scientific and vear be made. It is pointed out that youngsters, who started the after periodicals during the past year, noon’s double-header show. Table according to a compilation made tbeBe proportions are worked out Rock used almost the entire team by the university library, They on a na,l°naI basis and allotments mem- wil1 ,,e made without regard to the In the pitcher’s box, but was unable were written by 54 faculty mem (Opposite Museum on Third 8t.) to stop the scampering feet of local I bers and range from highly sclen- u,t,mate disposition of any par ticular block of wheat. youngsters from tramping bases ; tffic papers to book reviews. Disposition of wheat by the I grower, as a matter of fact, is no Dutch Lunches—Beer concern of the agricultural adjust Sandwiches ment administration under this Chicken Dinner» to Order plan. Once the farmer complies Private Parties a Specialty with the other provisions of the Mrs. W. C. Kasshafer, Prop. contract, ft is entirely up to him If you really knew the facts you Phone Jacksonville 204 where or when he sells his wheat, _________ ______________________________ ) or whether he sells it at all or not. would own an electric refrigerator. A -z There is more real satisfaction I Acreage control is the fundarnen- K ■* 1 — -J-!..! —— -U - —- _________ REASONABLE RATE8 FOR in driving your old car that runs tai feature of the new plan, and The food saving alone will pay for every farmer must sign a contract good and has given faithful serv > the refrigerator and electric refriger to reduce his acreage, if called ’» ice than in a new one with its f upon, by a specified amount not to ation is the one sure way to keep accompanying financial worries exceed 20 per cent. The exact ... if you like your old bus, and ORE8SMAKING amount may not be determined un I the baby's milk clean and pure. No why not give It a new dress and til after it is seen if an interna MRS. J. L. TAYLOR chances must be taken with his food put It on a par with the autos tional agreement among the wheat it meets on the road? Drop In ex|»ortlng countries for acreage re and grown-ups live better and for a chat with us . . we’ll soon tell you what your car duction can be reached. needs and how inexpensively it can become as well groomed Application of the organization healthier if their food is also pro as the newest models! We sell quality workmanship only. plans in counties may be started in tected from moisture, germs and July. Wheat growers in each county: will form their own association for dirt. Invest in an electric refrigerator. LACQUER administering the plan and will elect their own officers. ENAMEL • PLATING Each wheat farmer will be as SIMONIZ signed his share of the “benefit wheat” for his county, the propor tion being determined on the basis THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY of his average production for the last three years. To join the plan, Formerly Crater Lake Auto Painting Co. which 1» entirely voluntary, he con-| 32 South Bartlett Phone 724-R tracts to reduce his acreage for Men 10c 1934 by the amount specified, and Ladies 10c sow his quota to wheat in a work- j Jacksonville CRATZÛUAN Janet Gaynor Henry Garat “ADORABLE” Birth of NEW , Nation ! Bob Kruse to Wrestle on Armory Card Next Sales Tax Last Chance Thursday, Says Lillard for Oregon Solvency II Red Cross Sends Aid Call from Stricken Kelso Flood District Oregon Wheat Men May Get Benefits JACK OAKIE “Sailor Be Good” ‘YES, MR. BROWN “STATE FAIR CONGER Miner's NOW OPEN c Satisfaction F KEEP HIS FOOD SAFE PRESSING DRY CLEANING ‘1 1 DINTY MOORE’S LITTLE GIANTS DAILY’S AUTO PAINTING CO. Walter Huston Dreamland Every Wednesday CARY GRANT CAROLI UNWIA» JACK OAKIE
