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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1933)
Pl«v *1"“' two «old digging gsrtles. an ^OgUeR * I“” [adorable s< boolinsrm, a gossiping __ for Gold ____| TED THYE WILL MATCH WARES WITH Miners Set Down 3-C IViearora Rrwrii«« City , Girds ■“ • spinster, s bevy of devastating Gold Hill Next - Sunday damsels and an Irascible wife. Ruth Jubilee Event wq LFE’S ROLLING SCISSORS TONIGHT Boys 10-4 Last Sunday The "Melody Cruise’’ pursues u Medford's Rogues. with “CbleC* (Continued from nace one) (Continued from page one) Maclean on the mound, will meet Dings and In four Innings he was Gold Hill, undefeated team. Sunday boom-day casino and gambling hall, credited with two strikeouts each at the Medford fairgrounds at 1:30 J’ville money by the thousands of II. Mercer, Marine catcher, caused p m . said Manager Height of the dollars, music, parades, a real mer- some very favorable comment by Rogues this week. ry-go-round. dosens of concessions his hard work behind the plate and the usual flood of pink lemon The Gold Hill nine, which hits The victory last Sunday was the ade. Different, unique and original been rather proud of Its string of sixth for the local nine this sea more than 20 victories this season, —the Jacksonville Gold Rush Jub son. but the Miners are certain it believes It can ndd Medford's scalp ilee. won’t be their last win. They have The old town, which has done to her war belt. Quite naturally, been shaped up to do well for them Medford players have an entirely well more than one important Job selves against any southern Oregon of entertaining visitors ranking different version to tell. team and. when the boys are all from president of the United States There liaa been much interest present, give fans an interesting drummer, is down to a skeptical I developed III this game due. chiefly, day of baseball. Next Sunday they going to fail back on its wealth of to Gold Hill’s luck of modesty con are scheduled to Journey to Rogue natural resource and native ability cerning their winning streak There River to play the team of ttiat city. to show the west just what a real are hundreds of fans and player* Rogue River a few weeks ago old mining town was like. Three from other teams who would like boasted of its strength and prow- to see Gold Hill humbled thorough free museums, antique shop, the eaa. but the Miners have an idea spot where gold was first discov ly and that Is Just what Haight’s the river city’s vanity will be jar ered, producing backyard mines on men plan to do. he intimated It red somewhat over the week end. nearly every lot. rugged old build will be oue of the best games lu ’ Cars will leave the local hardware ings. among them the first brick southern Oregon this season if store at noon, said Coach Dunnlng- the HBIItea are anywhere near as structure in Oregon, operating gold ton last night. mills, the famous Rich Gulch where good as they think they are and Box scores and summary for Inst will be an opportunity for fans to millions of dollars in gold were victory follow: Sunday's scooped up tn the center of town see Maclean, Indian signed to play Jacksonville and doaens of other features will with San Francisco Beals next year AB R H keep the thousands busy as long as pitcher. Rose. If 5 2 1 as they stay seeing and learning -------------o------------- 5 2 3 Reinking, ss ... things which mean much to early MELODY CRUISE* EMBARKS 3 3 3 Harrington, c .... history and which are cherished in ON CRATERIAN SCREEN 5 1 Montgomery, p the hearts of many a former resi The passenger list of the 8. 8. Hess, 2b 3 1 1 dent. l.as Ondaa. which embarks at the 0 0 0 McBee, 2b .............. Jacksonville Saturday. August Craterian theater on a three-day 4 1 1 Hunsaker, cf 19. will be wearing her Sunday suit "Melody Cruise" from New York to Frailer. 3b 4 0 •» —1880 model. She will have her California, includes one Broadway 3 0 Ö Smith, lb ............... pioneer justice—a six-gun—strap playboy in Phil Harris, a giddy hus 0 0 Hall, rt .................... 3 ped on her hip (filled with blanks, band on a bender in Charlie Rug- of course, for the Indians and des Totals 35 peradoes have all retired to the famous cemetery). And. true to the Applegate C. C. C. thoroughbred brand of hospitality of the old west, every latch string White, sa will be out and the dog will be Rodgers, If WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! chained. Makin, if RCA High Fidelity Wide Range Jacksonville, one of the most fa Randall. 2b Ted Thye mous. and surely the most colorful j Marugg. 3b pioneer landmark of the Oregon Fresh talent below the man of Denver. Al always manages •’ ,, FRI.SAT country, is getting ready for her a Mason-Dixon line last week upset to produce fans a show one way Hollingsworth, lb big moment—when more than 10,- ( } the dope and gave southern Ore or another and can be depended on i Moody, c* 000 visitors will flock here for one gon sports fans one of the most to get fans off their seats. Some-, ci enormous day. She will be both 'thrilling cards ever to be seen in times he wins the audience, but! ”• Mercer, proud and ready. this section. In fact. Les Wolfe’s more generally acta the role of, Henson, rf ------------- a-------------- rolling body scissors was such a villain and absorbs the hisses, i ungate, rf success that Promoter Mack Lil which often cause him to glower | Totals lard has brought him here again at ringsiders and tell them, in more Summary—Three-base hits: Rein this week to meet Ted Thye, Port or less sketchy English. Just what (king. Harrington. Two-base hits: land ace long respected and feared he thinks about matters. In last Thursday night's main ?Ta,l*r' Reinking, ...... Hollingsworth. u That the 40 Brush Marines dls-|ior his hef‘>' shoulder butts. event Bob Kruse met anqjher lad Struck out: By Montgomery 1. by Wolfe hails from Dallas. Texas. patched to a 10-acre forest fire on Little Applegate Saturday came and brought with him title of from below the Mason-Dixon line, Mercer 7 Bases on balto: Off Mont- 5. Mercer 5 HH by pitete«r: through with flying colors was the heavyweight wrestling champion of Everett Kibbens of Stillwater. Okla t Montgomery, Hollingsworth. report of Ranger L. C. Port con- the Lone Star state. Texas is a Although Kibbens was the heavier ’«’/¿¿iL............. Shafer and Moody. ...... .......... . ................... ” cerning the boys, who obtained lot of territory to be champion of. of the pair and stuck to straight' Umpires: Score by innings: their first experience in fire fight- but Wolfe demonstrated last week, wrestling, Kruse managed to trot I Mt -"1 00— 4 ‘"A c. ing at that time. in a convincing manner, that he is out another of his tricks to catch ■ • (Jacksonville 520 101 lx — 10 The boys, as well as their cap- (going to be a big noise in wrestling the Oil Stater off guard. Some de ----------- •----------- tain who accompanied them on the circles away from home as well. clared a hefty swing of a clenched SUN - MON trip, were keenly interested in the Last week he grappled Al Karasick, fist on Kibbens* Jaw was what end roaring Russian lion, to a draw, ed the match. Kruse, however, dis procedure from the method of She branded her transportation to the smallest de- with the edge on the hairy-chested covered he was in trouble whenever tails of fire control. One of the I warrior at closing bell. His rocking the Oklahoman caught him away self with sin to Marines. George Hall, found the body scissors is a permanent fix from the ropes and performed his (Continued from page one) r baby! experience so intriguing that he ture. once applied, for it is neces- usual you-catch-me act aa he raced Watkins. She boasts a "diamond sarv for the referee to untangle from corner to corner and darted wrote an interesting sketch of the trip which may appear in local the hold when a fall Is taken. in and out of the hemp. Kibbens mine" also, a peculiar crystal for Thye, who has appeared in Med- was so . powerful that, . when tied mation found in the Prospect vi newspapers. Both the boys and ivivi many uiouj times, uuivo, winning wauuauB practical- pio. uvp,m nuui, Kruse rv.usv was wun unable uoauie to io cinity. in a knot, Captain MacMahon displayed their ford Seeds sre Mrs. Nye's specialty, 1 ly all his matches, is considered a emit noticeable bellows with his ambition for real work. ------------ •------------- man who will bring all the art and violet-tinged voice, which some- although she sells plants to Port Announcement that dancing in display of the wrestling business times i reaches plaintive vocal land nurseries, and retails a few the nude will not be permitted at ¡out. His opponent—southern drawl heights while beckoning the ref- locally. She has customers in the far corners of the world, New Zeal the Chicago exposition will prob- and all—has demonstrated to the eree. ably be tough on the gate recepits. complète satisfaction of fans that The fana throughout the show. and. Ireland, England and Austria The fair will be a complete flop, he can forget hair-pulling, biting expressed wholehearted approval of This woman has lived in the Pros probably. Nature in the raw is sei- and kindred escapes from tight uuBrd’s card by nearly tearing the . pect country practically all of her dom mild.—Zillah Mirror. places, always preferring to wrestle armory auditorium apart with their life and has been interested in hot- ; After seeing the blue eagle be his way out. He generally emerges appreciative antics. Besides enter any always, learning it through in ing displayed in more and more from his tight places with some tainment, however, last week’s 'dividual study and research. The Wildwood gardens, located windows, most people are wonder- sort of punishing hold himself sbow introduced stark drama in ing when the eagle will begin to which completely turns the tables jhe lai(t few mlnutPH of the Kar- ' one-fourth mile off the Crater lake scream —Zillah Mirror. and leaves not one dull moment be- a81cli.wolfe match. Each had taken I highway where the traveler would Vuh No liquor control commission tween struggles. fall wtth WoIfe ualng hJg lef?, '’least expect to find myriads of bo-j would be needed if every consumer As a supporting match Al Kar- for a pun^hlng rocking scissors. ! . tanical exhibits, has been in exis-' could control his own liquor.—Wes asick will be pitted against a boy A(t A] pjunge(j jnto B series of [tence or four years. Clarence Lown I CHARLES BICKFORD OVILI *ND«l . saie LINDI* ton (Ore.) Leader. , from the mile-hlgh city, Billy New- Sonnenberg butts in the last five ¡of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. father of the American rock garden, wrote ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I minutes it appeared he TUE WED - THUR ■ from Texas groggy and helpleaa. this section, and gave her books on U8ad.°n.u rock gardening. Other friends In Every Tuesday Night “a"y’ ‘he east wrote to her for a sped- Dallas grappler s plana H. emerged m„n from and ’ is from this impact atop Karasick and ,bat Htart Hhe ha„ «^p^ a work wound his powerful legs about the ,h even th „ the doeB the H^nr8 y P not “now «'•»• «" hl" «»unty. fa-1 mous botanists know about and Game to the last, after having have come to visit. Botanists from PITY Mi—I incurred the boos of the crowd. New York universities and other liad tha mort Karasick stuck for the finish bell. ] places have been at Wildwood gar-1 lit was a struggle between increas-1dens, as have instructors from the precious ing age and experience and the1 state college and university and in lifc- virile, agile aggressiveness of ( the Southern Oregon Normal, youth. Karasick, with years of Mrs. Nye’s husband. Nelson Nye, wrestling behind him, had to call wbo spent his boyhood days around out all his reserve strength and Eagle Point, is interested in bot- endurance to stick ft out, but the any, too, but noticeably more in-; Russian, who still gives them a terested in his long, heavy rifle show, held pat and suffered. The made by John Miller at his gun tue- The ageing Al put all he had into tory in Jacksonville years ago. The his battle against youth and came relic of other days, a great favorite out with a draw after having moia- aK a target gun. Is in a good state tened more than one eye with his of preservation with the exception game display. He showed clearly of a worn side on the powder tube. I just what the wrestling business Mr. Nye also possesses a grain REASONABLE RATES FOR means to him everything. cradle, the handle of which is over Tonight’s show (Thursday) will grown with white moss until it re start promptly at 9 p. m- as usual, sembles an oak limb. Mr. and Mrs. Nye are the grand with low ringside and balcony prices In effect. parents of Miss Beryl Cunningham, and DRESSMAKING formerly of Little Applegate. course through wsters Infested with music, mirth, comedy, mix ups, in descretlons and surprises. Go <iA (bls gay voyage with its tuuefira song rhythms and its rapturous swaying dialog "Melody Cruise" Is a musical production with Innovations In rhythmic dialogue Its frivolous and spicy story Is set to music, but lacks the conventional routine of interruptions to the continuity of the picture. In the cast, under Sand rich's direction, are Charlie llug glee. Phil Harris. Greta Nissen. Helen Muck, Marjorie Guteson, Florence Roberta. June Brewster. Shirley Cliuinbers and (’hick Chandler. WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! RCA High Fidelity Wide Range FRI . SAT > Brush Mannes Like Smoke-Eating Task SUN - MON ttfSEA Forty maddening maid ens on a maiden crulee . . . Two Innocent <T> men who tried not to slip . . but Slip Ahoy! FÀYWRÀY RALPH BELLAMY Prospect Botanist Has Prize Rock Gardens e\o<jy J* aunsu Musici Songs! Girls! Girisi Girls! CHARLES RUGGLES PHIL HARRIS M r I rr M • • li G vr I r NI orro an a ■ o ■ ario aiCTua • WED - THUR HARDING IRENE DUNNE ■ RACE NIGHT Mtnuf! Vi PRESSING DRY CLEANING Safely through the critical years OUR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR KEEPS HIS FOOD FRESH AND WHOLESOME The Doctor said: "The food and drink of your children are the ma terials of which their growing bodies are made. Keep an eye on their milk ... be certain it is pure, safe ... always fresh. Watch every single item of their food. Baby digestions are easily upset.” That’s why I purchased an electric refrigerator and I have found it the best investment I ever made. First, as an investment in the health of my children; and the dividends have been 100*. Second, from die standpoint of money, it has actually cost less to own an electric refrigerator than to get along without one. Why not see your dealer today? A W CAUFOBNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY CLASSIFIED ADS ---------------- •----------------- MRS. J. L. TAYLOR Miners Inn (Opposite Museum on Third St.) NOW OPEN Dutch Lunches—Beer Sandwiches Chicken Dinner* to Order Private Parties a Specialty Mrs. W. C. Kasshafer, Prop. Phone Jacksonville 204 _______________________________________________ CONGER FUNERAL PARLORS Medford. Oregon ;‘NO OTHER WOMAN' TELLS 8TORY OF LABORING CLASS FOR SALE OR TRADE—Placer --------- mining machine, brand new, cost Jim Stanley figured somebody 1370. See it at Harry Barr’s, on had to make steel and it might as Applegate. well be he! It took strong men to ------------- •------------- do it—and Jim was proud of his “Self-coiling hose and self-rak- strength, proud of being a "first ing lawns” are advocated by Dean helper,” proud of getting the larg- Collins, and we’re quite sure this est pay envelope! ' indolent writing chap wants no I Anna, hlH wife, wanted something mower lawn for his lawn mower.— , more than the ugly life of the dirty steel town—she wanted fine things Weston leader. and fine people. She wanted them f so much that she slaved at running a boarding house the first two They Aint Seen Nothin’ years of their marriage and saved Down at New Orleans the hell enough money to invest in a dye raising politicians are apt to formula discovered by a young Po- lack whose ambitions she had al come to grief over election cor- ru ption, since recounts of the ways encouraged, to the annoyance ballots have disclosed some of Jim. Jim quarrels with Anna over this glaring irregularities. Down in Medford, Oregon, where a dif and goes on a spree. He agrees only as a conciliatory gesture, being ferent variety of hell-raiser has thoroughly ashamed of his behav been developed, they go the New Orleans people one better. They ior and assuring Anna that for him there can bo “no other woman.” break In th t courthouse vault, However, with success and riches steal the ballot pouches and burn the ballots. Those Louisi that follow, there is another wo ana yeggB are amateurs com man, as dramatically related in pared to their more proficient "No Other Woman,” featuring Oregon brethern.—Zillah, Wash., Irene Dunne. Charles Bickford, Gwili Andre and Eric Linden at the Mirror. i Rialto theater Sunday and Monday. Old Pals Are Best.. 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