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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1933)
Par* 4 The Jacksonville Miser Miners Take Brush Marines Last Sunday wflong the Concrete They will arrange «n exhibit at the the wood« of southern Oregon, whiling away pleasant hours along club fair in the fall. FMilowing the busln«»«« meeting fishing str>>*ms, hiking through the group repaired to the lawn for fores is with energetic strides, read I s social hour honorlnx those mem Ing signs of nuture along th«« iralb bers who have celebrated birthdays side und in all becoming a man of since the first of the year. Miss the outdoors, seeking better ac Barbara Mee. lecturer, arranged un quaintance with all things in the entertaining feature by asking highlands. each honor guest to give a brief Ills visit to Crater lake was a talk on what he bus learned aa a climax of vacation days. Like many Granger, why he likes to live In .Oregon, and so on. Refreshments of (before him. Tibbett found words to cake and lemonade were served I express first ImpreMlona of the at th«« close of the day. Honor scenic wonder. Silently he gazed guests Included Misses Jean nt blue waters and surrounding Brown, Carolyn Benedict. Gladys I’ost. Barlutru and Beverly Mee. ami | multi-colored crater walla, the Charley Offenhacher. John Pemoll, I beauty perhaps in keeping with his Jr.. Chester Lind und William i own great artistry. Mountain inugi’’ ¡Clute As an honorary member of I came to claim hl» being and wove tlie Juveniles, Mrs Martha Mee a mystic sp«<ll about him aa the also was honored. At th«» regular! strung«« beauty of the scene grow (¡range meeting tonight the Juve more and mor«« apparent. niles have been asked to present I Realisation, simple and true, a program for the lecturer's hour. came to him of the greatness of •------------ nature and limitless boundaries of time, us mutely ««»pressed by Crater lake, un epic in volcanology a page from the vast book of the geologic past. popular as Sally Ellers and Jams« l>unn have become ever «Ince their first picture together, It is no won der thnl producers hate to seimr ate them. In “Hold Me Tight," which comes to the Rialto theater Sunday for u two day run, the lovely Sally and the efferveHcelit Jimmy are once again teamed together tn n modern story of u young married couple Their troul'les start when Jimmy wants her to quit her job and hni weekly paycheck In favor of d(>- mestli'lty. It Is filled with all tht* delightful humor and romance Un iinlly found in thler picture*. (Continued from page one) Frazier, former coast league player, covered third base—one of the team's more vulnerable spots—to perfection. Smith, also from Apple gate, held down first base per fectly. Late in the game Joe McIn tyre. one time horsehide star, took second base when Hunsaker was transferred to center field, a |x>st abandoned by Chuck Ward. It was a day for real baseball thrills, with grandstand catches, outfield collisions and strikeouts in the pinches to make fans declare unanimously they had never before; seen such a game. The Brush Ma rine rooting section, however, took WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! to argument at declaiona several RCA High Fidelity Wide Range times and a free-for-all was nar rowly averted when one of the team's followers, more inebriated Ends Saturday than sober, chose to pick on Um pire Jake Schaeffer. Jake, however, The Laugh Panic of 1933! continued to call them as he saw them. In fact. It was such a great day for fans that one or two of them were carried away from the SALLY AND JIMMY PAIRED field, not being able to withstand AGAIN IN RIALTO FILM the excitement—or moonshine, real, genuine, honest-to-any- With 16 Stars of the Screen Ater watching two home runs [body grudge fight, or wrestle to you. Radio - Stage . Boudoir When a screen team becomes u* sail out of sight in the ninth at the Machin, If . is slated for next Thursday night hands of the Brush Marines, how Kesling. ss announced Promoter Muck Lillard ever. a move was afoot to provide Ratty, as .... ; yesterday evening from the Mon the Miners with ample draughts Conconnor, p mory ring, The terrible Pete from the same bottle the invaders castro and Medford's Swede were tilting. derson have been pitted again! Totals Box scores for the game follow ; Belcastro happened to drop tn WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! Summary—Twa-base hits: Coft- on this week's fight at the Armory RCA High Fidelity Wide Range Jacksonville man. Frazier 2, Ross. Lundberg. and issued a challenge to the win AB R H E Machin. Three-base hits: Hunsak 2 ner of the Thye-Dawkins mutch or Ward, cf ................... 2 1 0 er. Coffman, Hess. Reinking, Mar 9 to any heavyweight while Swede McIntyre. 2b ........... 1 0 0 ugg. Hollingsworth. Home runs: was within earshot and tn none too Ross, c ....................... 4 1 1 0 Marugg. Mercer. Hits: Off Hess, By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT good humor. First Fete jumped in Hall, rf 5 1 1 0 12; Coffman, 6; Mercer, 4; Con the ring, then Anderson, then Mack _____________ Hess, p. If ........... ... 5 9 1 0 connor. 8. Walked by pitcher: By 5 9 2 s Hess. 1; by Coffman, 1; by Mer Hunsaker, 2b, cf .... Bud Reinking and Paul Hess with Lillard stepped up to see if they Coffman. If, p........... 5 »> 2 0 cer, 1; by Conconnor, 4. Struck a bucket in earch arm straining were just arguing or talking ser 5 1 o 0 out: By Hess. 6; by Coffman. 5; their milk to get to a certain Med- iously. He learned they meant busi Frazier. 3b ....... „..... ness. the winner-take-all kind, and Reinking, ss ... ......... 4 3 1 1 by Conconnor. 9. Hit by pitcher: ford house in time. promptly recognised th«« sincere Smith, lb ................ 5 1 1 0 By Conconnor, McIntyre. • dislike the pair held for each other Mrs. Clinton A. Smith baptising as an opportunity to show south Score by innings: Totals ... ..................... 40 16 12 4 Jacksonville ........ 310 153 003—16 her front yard. ern Oregon more blood-and-thun- Applegate C. C. C. 206 210 103—15 der in the "legitimate’’ ring. AB R H E Applegate C.C.C. Emil Britt and Ernest l^angley When last they met. Swede suc The Miners, feeling enthused Marugg. 2b 5 2 1 0 Hollingsworth, lb 4 5 4 0 after their success last Sunday, are gadding about town together in an cumbed to the prowess and exper ience of Belcastro. with Friable Lundberg, c ....... 3 9 1 0 looking forward to this week-end's automobile. e mixing in. but since that time ha« 3 0 1 0 encounter, when they will tangle Kerling, c .......... William Riege around the neigh- put several scalps on hi« belt and Toomey, cf 6 1 1 0 for the third time with Medford's 6 3 4 0 Gilmore Lions on the home field. borhood with a basket under his thinks he can add the Sacramento Mercer, p, rf lad's curls to the collection. Swede Glivinski, 3b 7 1 9 0 Twice the Miners have dropped arm. e and Pete don't maintain the box Comsd games to the Lions, after appar /—---------------------------- Jim Cantrall mowing the weeds office brand of hate for one an Pic ently having safe leads, and Man torial ager Beach and Coach Dunnington in the ball diamond outfield so his other—they would fight It out if News expect their charges to come townsmen can better chase fly they were mile« from the nearest dog. And Armory customers out for through again and avenge them- balls. • blood have, as a result of the pair's selves. Dan’l (Boone) Shuss' bedding unsocial tendencies, a real show An interesting angle to the game Thur scheduled this Sunday for 2 p. m hanging out on the Hue. and here coming up which should all but on the local diamond is the fact it isn’t spring housecleaning time wreck the place. Free-for-alls will be barred, if possible, added Lil- that Chuck Ward, who quit the either. ard as he looked up an Insurance .Miners in high disgust while they . . as the Goody Girl In the Ray Hunsaker’s familiar voice agency following the agreement. were behind in the fifth inriTng last Ipsle-Wipsle Wash Cloth As the main event of the evening Sunday, will be playing with the piping forth from the Armory bal Radio Hour Gilmore nine. Don Dorothy, com- cony Thursday nights during wrest-, next week Bob Kruse of Oswego and George Nelson of Portland [ bination catcher and second base ling matches. Professional Sweetheart will match their animal Instincts man. turned in his suit late last Little blond-headed Gaddy catch for an hour — or less. Both are well- Zasu Pitts—Frank McHugh week when victory seemed impos-. slble, but has been thinking of re ing ’em up with a mitt the size known from Mexico to Canada and |of the seat of his pants down at need no introduction to wrestling turning to the fold. Sunday’s game, after the surpris the ball diamond on practice fans anywhere They will round out REASONABLE RATES FOR another of Lillard’s ace cards he ing outcome last week-end, should nights. • has been featuring this summer. furnish more thrills to fans and Charles W. Dunford back with This week, in the Armory cur probably will add another victory for Jacksonville, which has been the Shadyside Athletic club confer tain-raiser. Ray Friable of Medford undisputed cellar resident in the ences about everything and noth and the ape-like roaring Hon of and DRESSMAKING ing. Russia, Al Karaslck. wrestled for a southern Oregon circuit. • solid hour to a draw Al. who seem MRS. J. L. TAYLOR ------------- •------------- Joe Wetterer still busy showing ed to be in the best of spirits for ALL COLORS visitors to the museum just what a change, clowned off and on dur made Jacksonville one of the most ing the grappling and several times famous and interesting towns on had the gallery in an uproar. When the Pacific slope. Friable was on all fours, Karaslck would get down and make faces at Mrs. B. B. McMahan, wife of him. If Frfsble stood up and waved Somebody groaning because Un ’Captain McMahan at Camp Apple FUNERAL PARLORS gate. and son and daughter, Jerry cle Sam “sent so many men from his arms, Al would accompany him Medford. Oregon with appropriate gestures. How other parts of the country into the PER GALLON I and Janet, arrived Monday from ever. it was not all comedy. Sev Vancouver and will remain on the Brush Marine camps—when we al The Best Paint Made! Applegate for the summer. They ready had so much unemployment. eral times either of the pair got are residing in the house belonging Just makes things worse here in Into painful trouble and worked hard to get out. Halr-puHIng was to Guy A. Crosby of Beaver creek, (Oregon.” Phooey! one of the lesser sins of the hour’s • whose family is remaining at Don’t Wait Until You Say “I ¡Crater lake. The family of Lt. J. E. Florence Severance and Miss show and both prov ¿ their ability Wish I Had"—Say “I’m Glad I Stella I>»vy holding an Interested as rope climbers. At one time Fria Keys, who have been in Medford I Did!” for some time, were expected to ' chat over the Levy fence with a ble was covered with blood from ¡arrive on the Applegate last week background of some of J ack so n- head to foot, when Karaslck socked him In the schnozzle just for fun. i to occupy the Jess Townsend I vHle’s prettiest floral displays. THE In the main event, Ted Thye of house. Lt. Wallace 8. Douglas also • Portland and Scotty Dawkins of expects the arrival of his family WOMAN G. Wendt being singled out as Boston slugged their way through HARDWARE from Illinois soon. one of the next contributors to the 45 minutes of exciting mayhem. We Sell for Cash Corporal John Leahy of Company baseball team’s maintenance fund, Scotty took the first -fall with a and Sell for Less i C, 7th Infantry, Vancouver Bar i Ahem! series of Sonnenbergs and a body racks, has reported for duty at PHONE 13 . ------ -............. - pin, while Thye came back for the 'Camp Applegate as mess sergeant. i Malcolm G. Owens and Floyd Irons remaining two falls with Sonnen bergs that had the roly-poly Daw have been made first cooks. A photo deatchment of six men kins dreaming of home and mother.1 ¡under the supervision of Albert Their affair was punctuated with REAL i Arnsc of the forest service Is spend- frequent riffs with Referee Les jing a few days with the Brush Ma- Weiss, who wanted them to wrestle MEALS and Irines while working on a photo the orthodox way, but was given graphic project in the Applegate scant heed. One time Dawkins socked Weis* and took one him- , country. A fire school was held in camp self before Thye reentered the pic lEst week by Ranger Lee Port and ture to carry on. The weekly mat massacres have I Jim Winningham for the purpose of training a few of the men to i been starting promptly at 9 p. m. handle small fire crews in case of every Thursday night at the Med minor fires. The period of instruc ford Armory, with low prices pack tion was said to be a hasty affair ing the house. Draught on account of an expected thunder 19 North Fir Street storm which didn’t occur. A new recreation tent has been added to camp, which is equipped with a piano, radio, magazines and writing material. The company ex Nationally famous and interna change has been moved to that tionally known, Lawrence Tibbett, tent. Metropolitan grand opera star and Tuesday was a big day in camp, hero of numerous successful mov the time of the chief event every ing picture productions, forgot his month—pay day. From San Fran fame and sought not to remember cisco headquarters the boys re a world anxious for his golden ceived $5 for personal use, with voice as he Informed hfs artistic $25 going to their dependents. soul in the pristine scenic splen ------------- •------------- dors of Crater lake when a visitor in the park this week, accompanied It it no longer neceitary to be a tlave to your cook itove. by Mrs. Tibbett. The modem electric range will cook the meal* while you Fresh from new triumphs in the operatic world, Tibbett welcomed spend the afternoon away from home. How wonderful it I QUALITY respite from public adulation amid will be to have no pots and pans to scour, no wood to WORKMANSHIP A joint business meeting and /■ lawn . party was held at the home EXPERIENCE The carry in, no ashes to remove and clean up afterl Consider of Mrs. Jack O’Brien Friday after May not be visible in a paint job, but they certainly are what noon, when a 4-H club was organ able saving is made to food shrinkage, also several hours go to keep YOUR CAR FINISH visible and presentable long ized in the Juvenile Grange by of your time in the kkcbca. for less than 3 cento a day after “just a* good" and "cheaper” paint jobs have been de Mrs. Mabel Mack, home demonstra feated by the elements. You can’t beat these three safeguards, tion agent. Fifteen young Grangers extra for cooking fuel (Opposite Museum on Third St.) Quality, Workmanship and Experience, in YOUR line of attended the meeting, electing the work—neither can you beat them In our . . . automobile fin following officers: William Clute, ishing that is unexcelled. Du Pont Duco, Enamel, Lacquer, (President; Chester Lind, vice pres ident, and Barbara Mee. secretary Plating and Simonlz. Drop In to see us todayl Dutch Lunches—Beer and song leader. Cooking will be THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Sandwiches the first project taken up by both Chicken Dinner* to Order the boys and girls, and under the Formerly Crater Lake Auto Painting Co. supervision of Mrs. Margaret Knut Private Parties a Specialty 32 South Bartlett Phone 724-R zen. Juvenile matron, who was Mr*. W. C. Kaashafer, Prop, elected leader, members are look Phone Jackaonv.lle 204 ing forward to a successful year. Grudge Fight Next Thursday Night in Swede-Belcastro Go INTERNATIONAL HOUSE’ Seen in a Daze Inflation Isn’t Coming ... It’s Here! Little Time Left Now to Buy GINGER ROGERS PAINT at DEPRESSION PRICES! PRESSING DRY CLEANING OUTSIDE PAINT CCC Officials Housed in Applegate Homes CONGER COLEMAN’S BEER EAT MORE 10c PAV±ESS BROWNIE MARIE CAFE ------- •------- Lawrence Tibbett Scans Crater Lake Will save you from THE TREADMILL OF KITCHEN DRUDGERY SAFEGUARDS Juvenile Grange 4-H Club Is Organized Miner's Inn NOW OPEN DAILY’S AUTO PAINTING CO. I
