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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1933)
Page 4 The Jacksonville Miner Brush Marines Stage Real Shindig at Camp WHERE SOUTHERN OREGON SEEKS RELIEF FROM HEAT land there Is n pillimi ble reason for •BE MINE TONIGHT' MOST REMARKABLE PICTURE YET Its Inclusión. If "lie Mine Tonight” Is not the A picture that is remarkable in very best audible picture ever many respects opens Sunday at I made In the field of light enter the CTaterian theater. That picture tainment. II at leant aenila the mind la "lie Mine Tonight" and It la groping back through a cluttered remarkable In that th« star* are memory of hundred* upon him unknown, the story Is unknown [druda of filma In u vain quest for iiml yet It continues to shatter bo* a comparable place of work Crlt office records everywhere. Ica unii public alike huve been lav A Russian director, a Polish lali In their |>ruine* wherever tin hauling man. u German leading picture Im* pimo<| und Medford too woman, Kalian music uiul Swiss will undoubtedly find It in their scenery make it virtually an all- linaria to add to Ila praise». European picture. Hut It doesn't stop there. Tile music Is presented The country editor has ills com In n new Halit. being made part of peuHutloiiN lie Is never in danger the story and not just thrown Into of being kidnaped for ransom the picture In a haphazard manner. For those who appreciate the beat, there are stirring arias from "lai lioheme." "lai Travtata" and "Rlgo lotto.” For those wlio prefer music of a lighter nature, there are sev eral catchy popular numbers. The WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! film's clevet(iu<HH In the uae of RCA High Fidelity Wide Rang» music, however, does not stop at artificial blending of classic and End» Saturday popular material Every bit of mu sic Introduced Is part of the story (Continued from page one) ville won the first heat in the chop ping contest In two minutes. 20 seconds. I Races, which were held on the archery range north of camp, started off with a two-miie race in which five entrants took part. Mr. Richardson of southern Oregon won first place tn 12 minutes, while F. M. Baum of Portland came tn second in 14 minutes. 30 seconds. The »ack race for men was won b.v John Harr, his father. Bert Harr. | coming in second Miss ixiuise Harr won the women’s race, with Mrs., Jack O'Brien coming in second in runoff heat to decide the winner.1 Men’s potato race was won by William Dorn, with Helms of the C. C. C. coming hi second. Wo-' men’s potato race was won by Mrs. i Pentaco, with Miss Jean Culy get ting second place. in women's 50-yard dashes. Eve-! lyn Winningham took first place I in the class for ages from five to 12. Louise Harr won first in the 12 to IS class and Mrs. Jack O'- Brien came in first in the unlim- Ited class. WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! An expert archery exhibition was RCA High Fidelity Wide Range given by Bill Jones. D. Mills and. G. I. Jones. Early in the evening a boxing! Ends Saturday card was put on at the new boxing ring at the recreation center of ZANE GREY’S camp. Red Norcott was the an- Ashland, shown soothing comfort of crystal clear live. The state health board ha* nouncer. with Fritz Jenkins lyi Twin - — Plunges. ------ -— — Portland acting as referee for the present one oi >r the most at- water, gaze into the timbered rated it as the best outdoor (tool i most healthful— mountains that collect the year's in the state, second to none. Aaep-, bouts, the winners of which are tractive—and swimming pools in the Pacific moisture and may watch it bubble tic cleanllneHs Is a religion at Twin . Stu Erwin—Fred Kohler as follows: Red Reynolds of Portland won al northwest. Two - pools, • one ----- of forth again after being filtered Plunges and n lifeguard Is con-| technical knockout over Carl Ray- water and the other cool through thousands of feet of under- Htantly on duty whenever the |>ool I Sunday-Monday mond of Portland in the first bout an<* c'ear- are always filled with ground minerals, in the series of is open. at 130 pounds. . white sulphur mineral water. snrings which dot the grounds More and more are swimmers Ben Wilcox of Portland won the hlorination and filtration also about Twin Plunges. and bathers recognizing the super With a scenic setting not dupli Start» Sunday decision over Casey Officer of Port- healthy of swimmer».^ One of the most exhiliarating cated anywhere. TVii! Plunges have ior attractions at Twin Plunges and land in the second round of the ' ‘.......... ’ ____ ___ _ __ ____ features of Twin Plunges, however, been offering to southern Oregon dally crowd* enjoy the healthful, second bout at __ 180 pounds. Tantalizing Music Roy Anderson of Portland won a 's Krand view of the Siskiyou» and northern California one of the refreshing mineral waters In south Sparkling Romance finest technical knockout in the second Mount Ashland offered. The most hygienically sanitary pools, ern Oregon's newest Gorgeous Scenery as well as one of the most attrac- pool. round of the third bout over Walt;'>a,*ler ma>'- *bile enjoying the Marugg of Portland. -------------------------------------------------------- nd how you’ll adore it! In the main event Dave Winning fan after many minutes of plain ham challenged any one of the;and fancy work and then, when but spectators weighing under 155 two or three minutes of the sched- pounds. Roy Harris of Phoenix ac- uled hour limit remained, compe cepted the challenge to the bout at tition became so serious Referee 145 pounds, which resulted in a Les Weiss had to clamber across draw. both to free them from ropes. Politics may be politics and new Several enjoyed swimming dur Weiss looked well in the clinches, appointments may come and go, but ing the day and a few people re- but annoyed the combatants, who so far Alice Hoefs seems destined mained for a picnic supper in the were out for blood. in her first triumph to serve on as Jacksonville's post evening. Music for the dance was Just when it appeared as though master. At least for a few more furnished by local musicians. Karasick might win the deciding By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT days Those attending from Medford fall despite ills lesser stature, MM-J Although the appointment of headquarters during the day were Kruse shoved him toward the ropes You Will Laugh Half the town's businessmen be Lula Saulsbury was made known Major and Mrs. Clare H. Arm- so that the rebound would throw You Will Thrill more than a month ago. Mrs. Sauls strong. Major Riblighaus. Captain Karasick headlong over his ing summoned for Jury examination bury has not yet accepted duties of Sadler. Captain Priest, Lt. Heyburn, eroucnea crouched torm form ana and into a ratal fatal in Medford just when . . . You'll Isavs with a song In the local office, not having neces • and Lt. and Mrs. Greene. your heart and a smlls on hold which ended the match. It wa* ------------- a------------ Tuei., Wed., Thur». [hike Lewis tearing across town sary bond prepared to date. Yester your Ups! i just an old boyhood trick learned at the schoolgrounds but it cer with a sack of flour on the bumper day Miss Hoefs. incumbent for four years past, was still signing her tainly did the work and ennabied of his car. name to official data as postmaster • Kruse to add another victory to the Dwain Monroe slowing down to and Indicated she would continue _ «, on tuft uc I iuu long string he nan has ucuu been auvumu accumu- Coming Thursday the speed (or lack of It) of a small In that capacity till her successor lating up and down the coast. ha* completed qualifications. night's show will town while visiting here. _____ i Next ’zzt Thursday - ‘.C-'-’z ztz~ Stars of the Screen Mrs Saulsbury, one of the faith • What with wrestling fans almost start Promptly at 9 p. m.. with de ful democrats, succeeded tn land Stage Joe Peach bemoaning the fact leaping iitto the armory ring be- 1 Prp»slon prices prevailing, said that two errors kept him from ing the job, pending civil service Radio cause of their intense interest In Lillard, examination, and was to have pitching a no-run game Wednes Boudoir the muscular sport of cracking day when the Midgets whaled the taken charge July 1. Miss Hoefs ribs and bending bones. Mack Lil bad been notified of her replace Rutte Falls kids 22 to 6. lard, promoter, has arranged an ment more than a month ago, to • other all-star wrestling card for gether with the Information the The E. R. Rell girls In their cher southern Oregon fans for next office would be demoted to fourth ry tree grabbing for bigger and Thursday night, he announced late ’ class because the annual income better stomachaches. yesterday. for last year had fallen one lone RICHARD ARLEN Following hard on the heels of The whirr of the reel and the „ _ , ,, . . . . . dollar below the third class rating Verne Cantrail coaching bases in MARY BRIAN the appearance hefe of such not- song of the line are In the air with quota, Rut the postoffice depart ables as Al Karasick. Harry Deme- the arrival of anglers intent on i Tuesday’s game and grinning every ment is just that way. explained tral. Bob Kruse and many others., battle with Crater lake rainbows. time another Miner error let in Alice the other day. Uncle Sam (NAJU.il BK KFOR» . . Lillard has lined up the terrific, quite a number of which already some runs. JEAN MIRIHOLT àr means 11100 or over when he say» FUNERAL PARLORS Louin pallila ' services of the one and only Ted have been caught this season. As. so. and (1099 just isn ’ t enough to Wayne Com best flitting about ANPY DIVINE Medford. Oregon Thye, wristlock artist from the in the past, anglers are seeking him. LEONCE E ITONI Portland Multnomah A. C.. to ap the waters near Wizard island.1 town after a stay in Klamath. pear on the Medford armory pro where trout seem to be anxious to One of the drinking fountains gram next week. Thye got his start greet shiny spinners with vicious getting mossed up like a horse as instructor at the Multnomah bites and tugs. club, but shifted to the mat cir Abundantly stocked with rain trough. cuit when his prowess became bet bow and steelhead trout, limit Brush Marine-National Guards ter known. catches of five per person daily are An explanation of the demotion man Harland Clark getting his This week’s event, held last night not expected to be uncommon. of the local postoffice from third voice back to a hoarse growl which lit the popular southern Oregon While trolling shall be fayored wrestling rendezvous, featured an during the summer, fly fishing will makes all the children whimper. A to fourth class July 1 is found in all-star array of talent. In the open be much in evidence and in past I perfect villain (auditorially) for the following Information sent out ing match George Koverly of Hol years always has been successful. i some high school play. by the postal department: • lywood, tall adonis who set femi Rowboats are available at the foot Every year postoffices are rated from Andy Smith still not back nine hearts aflutter, was bumbled of the crater wall trail, where upstate where . . . hmmm! according to the income of that of by the prowess—and hefty fist tackle may also be rented. At the fice from the sale of stamps and blows—of roly-poly Scotty Dawkins boat landing, launch excursions „ , horse, .. of Boston. Their demonstration of will be daily features, with rates I Hen Coffman. Miner war much'« ‘ “ they were ‘ “ ait l ? ue , n ‘ n ’ J £ att1 "* «mpage Cen- box rent, if the income has In half as much as were lagt . quelling a batting rampage of everything from polite mayhem to ¡tral Point Tuesday and asking em creased over a certain amount the adroit slaughter lasted but one fall. * ’ . _ . tvhiif thov ♦ hniiohf thou worn trv. rating is raised and if the income Although held back by unfavor what they thought they were try- shrinks below certain standards The victorious Dawkins, however, chose to remain in the ring for able weather and a q iate spring. IlnK ,o celebrate, the Fourth of the rating Is reduced. These several minutes showing the boo travel to Crater lake so far this July? changes are announced In June • ing crowd his muscles and jabber | season has reached a total of 25,- and take effect July 1. Due to the Ray Coleman holding down the ing appropriate banter at the hi 000 visitors, representative of num- falling off In postal receipts in 1932 larious house which showered him i erous out-of-state points, with the top »tep of hi* hardware store en many changes are scheduled trance after a strenuous day flsh- with peanuts and jeers. He chal bulk arriving from the Pacific throughout the country. Oregon has ing the Fourth. lenged any heavyweight wrestler coast. Punk Dunnington rather red her share. Reduced from first to and was accepted by Ray Friable, As yet the north and east en- faced after hi» return from Little second class are La Grande, Marsh Medford fireman. trances are blocked by snow but, Applegate over the holidays. Unde field and The Dalles. From second The main event, however, was are expected to be ready for traf to third class are Bandon, Beaver- one of those grand things ... gi fic in a short time. The south en- termined, however, whether it was 'ton, Heppner, Independence, Mon trance 7rom ” Kiamalh FaRsVnd the from ,0 ° ’ nu< h t0 °, "J “ "* gantic Bob Kruse matched labors mouth. Myrtle Point and Prine ( entra ont ville From third to fourth class with crafty Al Karasick to emerge east entrance from Medford are in while he wa« away. with the deciding fall after resort good condition and at the present I are Oloha, Hay City, Cove, Dayville. -------------•------------- ing to a trick of the ring to trap time are carrying the entire traf Falls City, Gardiner, Jacksonville, OUR ELECTRIC his lesser foe. Each had taken a fic. Prescott, Prospect, Richland, Spray, Stanfield and Valsetz. REFRIGERATOR Third class stations are those doing not less than fl 100 business — KEEPS HIS FOOD FRESH AND Parched and drying under a sum per year. Jacksonville, according to • OUALITY Postmaster Alice Hoefs, dropped mer’s sun, the old courthouse lawn WHOLESOME MATERIALS had been having a tough time of one dollar under this requirement, totaling 31099 for the last fiscal it. Neglected and ragged, it was • EXPERIENCED The Doctor said: "The food and certainly getting down in the year. WORKMANSHIP 11 —1 ■ . 1 > dumps. But the firemen saved the drink of your children are the ma The cheelld, for Wednesday they took terials of which their growing bodies the afternoon and their shirts off and turned the fire hose onto the are made. Keep an eye on their milk courtyard till the place resembled ... be certain it is pure, safe ... always fresh. Watch every single a lake. Such generosity and considera item of their food. Baby digestions are easily upset.” (Opposite Museum on Third St.) tion must be observed, said one of the firemen who wasn't present. That’s why I purchased an electric refrigerator and I have Hence The Miner takes great pleas Jim Daily, » painter of reputation, offer» you the found it the best investment I ever made. First, as an investment ure in calling to mind the fact that Dutch Lunches—Beer two greatest defense» when you refinleh your the Jacksonville volunteer fire in the health of my children; and the dividends have been 100Z. Sandwiches car—quality material» and experienced workman company serves in peace- a« well Chicken Dinners to Order ship. Duco, Enamel, Lacquer, Plating and 8imoniz Second, from the standpoint of money, it has actually cost less as during fires. 8oon. when vacant are at your service at a surprisingly low figure. Private Parties a Specialty lots and yards are dry and a fire to own an electric refrigerator than to get along without one. It was never more advisable, nor less expensive, menace, the smoke eaters will Mrs. W. C. Kasshafer, Prop. to refinish your car . . . drop In to our modern, commence burning grass in eve Why not see your dealer today? Phone Jacksonville 204 convenient plant and Inspect our work while we nings. another free service which L_—___ _____ ______ _________ _ J show you what a few dollars and Just a few they donate just because they like days can do for your car. REASONABLE RATE8 FOR their old town. We know that the fall of every 1HE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY sparrow is noted, but the giving of water to the thirsty also should be Formerly Crater Lake Auto Painting Co. watched by the all-powerful. Even i 32 South Bartlett Phone 724-R and DRE88MAKING If the thirsty is only an old court house lawn that wants to make Its MRS. J. L. TAYLOR green mark In the world. IEZSESEIZJ i J Fl “Under the Tonto Rim” Seen in a Daze Tho Replaced, Alice Hoefs Serve» on A» Jayville Postmaster HEPBURN rtURJSTOPHi CARY GRANT CAROLI LOMBARI JACKOAKIE ‘Be Mine Tonight9 “ strong Lillard Lines Up Ted Thye as Next Armory Star Here EAGLE Activity Resumed at Crater Lake as Season Gets Hot INTERNATIONAL HOUSE’ CONGER ------- •------- Postoffice Rating Is Changed by Declines Safely through the critical years Firemen Pour Water on Courthouse Yard A ■» ie ^ENSES DAILY’S AUTO PAINTING CO. Miner's Inn NOW OPEN PRESSING DRY CLEANING
