Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935, July 21, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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Thrill-a-Minute Card
at Armory Tonight
oAlong the Concrete
MINER OUT DAY EARLY
Thia week The Jacksonville
Miner, because of the special
election Friday, has been pub­
lished one day early.
Under Oregon law it la un­
lawful to circulate matter bear­
ing imlltlcal advertising on elec­
tion day. hence the Thursday
posting of the paper.
dentally gives hi« audience an
«mating inside on one of th« legal
rackets of the day.
The new Tracy picture, showing
at the Craterian theater Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday, blends laughs WORLD’S FINEST SOUND!
and heart throb«, thrill« and drama, RCA High Fidelity Wld« Rang«
with rapid-fire speed Sensational
accidents, clever aklrmlshea in
Friday - Saturday
court, legal legerdemain, romance
and some remarkable character de­
lineations are all in the picture
Aa an added attraction, the Ora
terian also will show the Primo
1 Camera-Jack Sharkey champion­
ship fight pictures on the same pro
i gram.
When Swede Anderson. Med­
ford's heavyweight hope, and Pete
Bellcastro. scrappy heavy of Sac­
ramento. tangle arms and legs at
the armory tonight in their grudge
match, action will be the key-word
and revenge the motive. These two
giants have no love for each other,
J
that anyone has ever been able to
known only to research worker« in
discover, and Bellcastro figures he
American history.
has a lot of getting even to do.
Why did American tourist« spend
Anderson nearly won their last
two billion dollars In Europe last
bout by butting Bellcastro Into a
year when they should have spent
jelly for the second fall, but Bell­
that money tn the American west?
castro came back to take the last
Because shrewd European publi­
one and the match.
Anderson's
cists have woven a glamour around
rise to wrestling fame has been
mossy old buildings and made going
swift and rough, and he promises
I to Europe fashionable.
to be good when he gets more ex­
WORLD’S FINEST SOUND!
California has pioneered the pub- RCA High Fidelity Wld« Range
perience. Strength is Anderson's
¡llclty
of
the
western
tourist
trade.
Sun-Mon
long suit now with his ability to
set himself and break holds being
That is why. with no more advant­
Tues
Friday - Saturday
almost uncanny.
ages In climate and «conery. her
Bob Kruse, the bad boy from
{annual income from this source is
A Round-Up
Blond«« or
1 more than that of Oregon and
Oswego, will meet a new wrestler,
aocldant« . .
¡Washington
combined.
George Nelson, heavyweight wrest­
of Thrill«!
HI« motto w««
ling coach of the Utah Aggies.
What California has done and 1«
doing is inadequate. California. Ore­
Nelson is an old friend and ac­
NEVER
quaintance of Victor Tengwald of
gon and Washington could well af-
In
GIVE A
¡ford to join hands in the matter
this city, who is a graduate of
¡and go to the lengths, through re
Utah Agricultural college and al­
SUCKER
¡search, advertising and publicity, to
though Tengwald was never much
creek for a new road project sur-|
ago
and
added
much
strength
to
A
. {teach American tourists that it Is
of a wrestler still he is expected
Sunday * Monday
to be at the ringside to see his old the team. Smith continued to hold veyed to follow up Heaver cr,ML,.i fashionable to know America and
BREAK
down first base in professional and to eventually lead back 0,1 ‘ ’ see America first.
friend perform.
fashion
while
McIntyre
played
the
liott
creek.
Wrestling fans here know Kruse,
nine innings at second tn the ab-
Six of the Brush Marines under
____
President Roosevelt tn March
who is steadily improving and la sence of Hunsaker.
Roland Smith, forester, are located ¡inaugurated a policy of startling re­
LEE
fast
becoming an
outstanding
The Miners will play Elk Creek on a survey mission, with their trenchment in armament. Recently.
heavy.
The bouts will start at C. C. C. on the
local diamond at camp established east of the head ■ { when Secretary of the Navy Swan­
nine o'clock, as in the past.
¡2:30 p. m. next Sunday and will of Beaver.
son announced that the American
but within that body
journey to Gold Hill a week from
I navy would be built up until It is
A FEMALE DR JEKYLL
then, July 30. to tackle the so far
second to none. President Roose­
{undefeated team of that city. The
AND MR HYDE
velt did an about-face in the mat­
Elk Creek nine, which will be seen
ter.
I in action here over the week-end,
in March President Roosevelt be­
i is the Brush Marine aggregation
lieved that Europe would be reas­
(Continued from nage one)
that defeated Prospect so decisive-
All the world is hardened to bal­ onable in solving the issues which
with
Four errors charged to the Miners ly a few weeks ago.
loon dances, balloon races and bal­ confront both Europe and the
Madge
allowed several extra runs while
A half dozen new bats and 12 loon ascents into the stratosphere, world. Europe’s attitude in the eco­
Evana
Gilmore was charged with but three ' new balls were bought by the team but Clyde Rriggs. of Ashland's
nomic conference taught American
official mistakes.
last week and donations from Twin Plunges, Is going to throw statesmanship that European af­
Box scores follow:
townspeople are being sought to the public a curve Sunday and fairs are so snarted in national
Jacksonville
cover expenses as collections at produce a balloon swim! "What hatreds and secret treaties that her
AB R H E games have been light this year.
on earth will people do with bal­ case is hopeless. The economic
2
2
6
Ross, c .................
1
loons at a swimming tank?" yoo conference is a failure. The peace
6 2 4
Reinking, ss ____
may ask
Well, what do people conference, if it is held, also will
3 2 1
Hall, rf .................
ever do with balloons?
be a failure.
Hess, p. if..............
5 1 2
The Twin Plunges, southern Ore­
These failures warrant but one
Wed-Thur-Fri-Sat
« 0 3
McIntyre. 2b
gon's most famous—and most at­ conclusion: Europe is headed for
D. Frazier, 3b. p
5 1 1
tractive — swimming rendezvous.
STAK OF STARS IN TNI
rendezvous.i another and a worse war. We shall
4 0 0 0
Coffman, cf _____
Twenty-four men at Camp Apple-
PICTURE OF PICTURES!
3 3 2 0 gate, principally local people, have wanted to blow up their crystal never participate in another Euro­
Smith, lb ... ......._.
H. Frazier, If. 3b
5 3 . 4 0 received promotions and a conse- clear mineral spring water and hit |>«an war. We need a navy second
upon the idea of putting a little ■ (o none to preserve our neutrality
-------- ¡quent raise in wages as a result rubber around the act and letting while we go on building up our
..
..
Totals
43 14 19 4 of the new policy
in effect
through­ customers help them. So Sunday , commerce with South America and
Gilmore Lion«
out the C. C. C. camps. Although a
w
UIlr popular
p„pulHr „.
ul.uu| ‘(be Orient. President Roosevelt’s
to the
Ashland
AB R H K few of the promotions were manda- visitors
double tank« will see man
and
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— - boy naval policy in March Indicated
Patton, lb
C 2 3 0 tory, as in
In the instance of the cook,
..................
cook. with puffed
cheeks
as
they
'(hat
honest in our plea
n
Ai«rb
"*
“
*
»
v..K7^«o
ao
u.v;
(na( we were nonest
Sato, rf _.....
5 1 0 0 company clerk, company storekeep- inK|y blow the balloons to blink-
the for armament reduction His policy
CAROLE LOMBARD
Ward, if ___
6 2 2 0 er. and others, most of the promo- polnt of bursting - and beyond !
reaucuon.
policy
ALAN OINIHAIT
now
Indicates
wisdom
in
changing
| g T were
”* **zv given
"’■ V* A*« to
♦ ZV the
4 zv fire
F • M z^. bosses,
zv o — — _ _
- —
Lewis, 3b ......
SANOOteM SCOTT
4 3 3 0 tions
Like
all
good
things
in
life,
the,
his
mind
and
taking
a
precaution
{
Sakralta. cf _
1 2 1 11 Five per cent of the men at the
balloons
will
be
free.
{against
a
situation
over
which
we
Smith, ss ___
4 2 3 11 local camp were named leaders
Last Sunday, just to attract at-
Tue-Wed-Thur
Bigham, c .....
4 1 1 0{with a wage of $45.00 per month. | tPn?on to“onZ of a“ swimmfng"pi>o’'« have no control.
Wilson, 2b_
4 0 1 i while eight per cent were name<l
r------- 1 majn attractions, a pretty girl con-
laist week-end your correspon- {
Hadley, p ....
He Makes
5 0 1 0 as assistant leaders at $36.00 perI
“a‘8 “ held”.“ Twin Plunges’
dent was one of some 5000 fisher­
. - i ' month.
AM ♦ A
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I with Miss Jane Prime taking the...............
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.......
__
Screen
History
men who went trolling for king sal-
Totals
41 13 15 3
Leaders include Wm. Harlow, W.
One California, one mon on Puget sound. King salmon.
Again
Summary: Home runs: Lewis, H. Crawford. W. L. Strange, Mal- judges nod.
Ashland and one Medford judge I incidentally, are Chinook salmon
Bigham. Three-base hits:
___ Reinking^
_________ com Owens, F. W. McMullen. F. D. were permitted to feast eyes on wben they get into Oregon water«,
I
H. Frazier. Two-base^ hit«: Reink- Meeker, Jake Knutzen, Floyd Irons, the pulchritudinous array of the
Moat of these salmon fishermen
lng 2, McIntyre. Sandy Smith. Jack Hulse.
better half of humanity and the , were natives of Puget sound shore«,
Struck out: By Hess 9. by D. Fra­
Assistant leaders are A. W. Zum­
zier 1, by Hadley 4. Walked: By walt, Dave Winningham, Leroy entire affair was chaperoned by a | Most of the men and women who
Hess 7, by Hadley 6. Hit by pitch­ West, G. G. Rowden, Nick Rivers. thousand southern Oregonians whojfIsh for Rogue river salmon and
as close as possible to ; Hteelhead are natives of Oregon and
er: By Hadley. Hall. Umpires: Joe Oswald. Ben Moore. Herbert crowded
form their own opinions.
I the Pacific coast.
Shafer and Singler.
C. Miller, Mike Burdell, Arnie Carl­
Oh yes, Mr. Briggs mentioned, ‘ Eastern sportsmen rarely know
Score by innings:
LESLIE HOWARD
son, P. I. Garrison, R. C. Huit, G. that Twin Plunges are «till open
Gilmore Lions ...... 020 210 431—13 I. Jones. C. W. Kessllng and J. E. for business day and night and j what tackle or lures to use for
salmon and steelbead. They regard
Jacksonville .......... 220 243 001—14 Menke.
that suits, towels, unusually sani­
REASONABLE RATES FOR
Henry Frazier, newest addition
All efforts are being centered on tary bathhouse and the best aquatic salmon and steelhead fishing as a
to the team last Sunday, played road and trail work in the moun­ equipment in this end of the state positive mystery. Any one of them
would give his right arm to land
left field till the ninth, when he tains. principally in the higher are there to back him up.
one of these big fish. When an
held down third for his brother, altitudes, which will permit activ­
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easterner
who hurled the last frame. The ity in the lower
Dwer Beciions
. . does,
.' f he has himself pho-
FUNERAL PARLORS
sections later in
and DRESSMAKING
Frazier brothers had played in the the season. . A camp of 50 men will Tourist MoneV Could tOk'"ap^ed, and he goes back home
Medford. Oregon
his
catch.
He
n
the
head
of
Beaver
1
OUrWl
money
VOU1Q
en
hug
astfc
over
United States army several years be located in the head of Beaver
MRS. J. L. TAYLOR
___ ______
___________________ C_1___ n______I
t«H«
others ______
about it. Others want
I to fish out here too.
One of these days dealers In
By H. W. WHICKER
sport goods will recognize
_______ ___
the wis-
dom of keeping careful check on
(Reprinted from Grants Pass
Bulletin)
what salmon and steelhead are hit-
During normal years American ,ln* ln various regions and selling
tourists averaged over a billion only tackle that is apt to get re­
dollars a year for visas to enter the ««It«-
Do you park your car down dark alleys
United Kingdom. During the de-
~~
pression years American tourists ,
, s j
va‘',)t‘on ’«ison This
or on side streets?
I have averaged in excess of 600 a'R° *R a ,a)r w“en family associa­
Do you proffer rides to dashing blonds
million a year for the same pur­ tions are too often neglected. There
is no vacation like a family vaca-
pose.
with an apology? -
Last year American j tourists ' t*on- No son or daughter who hunts,
¡spent more than 500 t. million in 1 Hshes and camps with his or her
France. I^ast year American tour-| ¡own father will ever be • a social
ists spent over two billions in Eur- problem.
writes us that, after just one good coating of
{ ope.
our Famous Duco and Lacquer Remedy he now
During normal years California WEIRD FILM COME8 TO RIALTO
parks his shining car in the lobby of the
averaged more than 100 million an­ FOR SUNDAY, MONDAY SHOWS
Ritzmore hotel while hi« wife has turned per­
nually from the tourist trade, and
oxide to keep up with the competition. Daily's
“Supernatural," a weird tale of
¡Oregon and Washington each had
for me. No more worry, no more getting up
'a little mofe than one-third of that a beautiful young girl whose body
nights imagining the finance company is
is possessed by the avenging soul
amount.
knocking on the front door! Enamel, Plating
Obviously American tourists do of a murderess, comes to the Rialto
and Simoniz for kindred ailment«. Only the
not believe in the old slogan, "See theater Sunday and Monday. Car­
best suits Burp, and only the best Daily sells.
ole Lombard. Randolph Scott, Alan
America first.”
Drop in for more testimonial«.
| Dinehart and William Farnum head
I
What would two billions of the cast.
I American tourist money have; The action of "Supernatural"
I meant to Oregon, California and centers around Miss Ixtmbard who,
Formerly Crater Lake Auto Painting Co.
I Washington last year? Two billion on the death of her twin brother,
32 South Bartlett
Phone 724-R
I dollars of tourist money would have becomes susceptible to the guile of
I wiped out the depression west of a “phony" spiritualist planning to
1 the Rocky mountains. Instead, this get money from her. It gives Carole
money was poured into Europe. We Lombard a chance to do a "Jeckyll
have long been making worse mis­ and Hyde” characterization, which,
takes than loaning Europe money It will be remembered, shot Fred-
ric March to Htardom.
to finance wars.
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It is hardly necessary to dwell
upon the scenic advantages of the LEE TRACY AT CRATERIAN
8UNDAY IN 'THE NUI8ANCE’
tourist arteries which run through
Oregon, California aid Washington
Lee Tracy’s fast-talking comedy
and which are part of the greatest
An Electric Refrigerator is one investment in which
¡scenic network on earth.
has a remarkable new medium in
Europe, certainly, has nothing to "The Nuisance," wherein he plays
you cannot lose. Every day the whole year around
compare with California’s red­ a debonair shyster lawyer, an am­
it pays dividends in good health, food saving and
woods; nothing to compare with bulance-chasing charlatan who har­
Oregon's Crater lake and Rogue ries a street car company with dam­
convenience. It actually costs L ess money in the long run
and Umpqua rivers, and nothing to age suits on cleverly faked evi­
to own an Electric Refrigerator than to ’’get along
compare with Washington's Puget dence and injuries, dodges the traps
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sound and the Cascades from Mt. of the bar association and inci-
without one.
Baker on the north through Mt. r~--------------------------------------
Headquarters for
Rainier on the south.
The
THE JACKSONVILLE MINER
Electric Refrigerators are cheaper today than they have
Europe's historical romances and
i dramas have no more color and
ever been or are ever likely to be again. Prices are going
i adventure than those which opened
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up our own frontier. Johann August
up, why not purchase yours -on easy terms at today’s bar­
Sutter, in what he actually accom­
gain prices. See your dealer now.
(Opposite Museum on Third St.)
plished in the Sacramento valley
before the gold rush of 1849, was
the greatest figure on any frontier
in human history, Chief Joseph,
Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News
Dutch Lunches—Beer
wfiose "non-treaty” Net Perce once
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Sandwiches
Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection
held the Wallowa valley, led the
Chicken Dinners to Order
greatest retreat in human history,
SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE
one that pales that of Xenephon
Private Parties a Specialty
and his Ten Thousand into insig­
Mr«. W. C. Ka*«h«fer, Prop.
PHONE 182
nificance. Strangely, Johann Aug-
Phone Jacksonville 204
1 ust Sutter and Chief Joseph are
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BUCK JONES
‘Unknown Valley’ ■
Hi
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TRACY
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Miners Score Victory
With 1-Run Margin
Balloon Swim at Twin
Plunges Sunday Freak
Carnera-Sharkey
Fight Pictures
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o Seattle Bar Marines
Get Raise in Wage
i;
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CONGER
PRESSING
DRY CLEANING
Solve Financial Lacks
What!
Mr. Harold Burp
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DAILY’S AUTO PAINTING CO.
on which you cannot lose
a good Electric Refrigerator
The Place to Get Good
Home-Cooked Meals
HOT DINNER SANDWICHES
THE NUGGET
Miner’s Inn
NOW OPEN