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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1933)
PiM* 4 Th« Jacksonville Miner GAME flF LOST • ■■ BEST YEAR DROPPED GOLD HILL 2-1 Camp Applegate Sees Flying Fists and Feet at Friday Nite Smoker CAVE BELIEVED TO EXIST y NEAR y ty JACKSONVILLE; STALACTITE SHOWN Nudists also exhibit unusual an- duranc«. There'« nothin«, It seem«. tli»«y'r»» unwilling to burn Wnatun Leader. W« «■■timo from thin that Doc Uli. v of the lliibhurd Enterprise couldn’t get his watch out or pawn: "I' uhh I iir by u loan shark's "ffb'kW^ we noticed a big Nit A sign blue eagle and the word« 'we do our part.' Some one should replueo the eagle with a vulture.'* Weston Loader. According to word received late see in their memories of the past By GEORGE HALL I last week from Mrs. Clara Grubbs, these two youngsters, son« of Hying fists and dancing feet I Waitsburg. Wash., a lost cave ex hardy pioneers of old. who were seen at the smoker hold at ists somewhere within a few hours gather there on Jubilee day. a Camp Applegate lunt Friday night. horseback ride of Jacksonville ture of them with their rifles The boxers were all rump talent, i which rivals in size and splendor their packs on their horses, going some fighting for the fun, others Jubilee Tilt Hotly Contested by I the famous Oregon caves on the out to face the unknown dangers to Hettle minor difficulties. Being Redwood highway. of the wild mountain fastnesses, Traditional Rivals: Thrills the first «how of ttw kind held A stalactite, taken from a cave leaving from the old Frank ufter dark, with the arena Ilium- Aplenty in Airtight Play found by brothers of the former Smith homestead, adjoining the liuiled with glia laiideruH, It went resident, was received by The Min Sam Phillips place, where they re over with ii bung, uh the crowd of er. together with photos of the turned several hours later with Ann Harding Is co-fentured with men from the camp and nelgliborH What was characterized by spec children Involved, and the story of their deer, each hud his shot William Powell In the Cratertan1 from the I i III h cheered their ftiv- WORLD’S FINEST SOUNDI tators as the “best game of base the find, in Mrs. Grubbs’ own potlch filled with beautiful cry» theater's Sunday and Monday fea oi Itee to throw the leather a little RCA High Fidelity Wide Range tals. or stalactites, The boys had ture picture. "Double Harness." it! harder. ball seen this year in southern Ore words, follows: no Idea they bad anything but tells the story of a woman who gon” was played on the Jackson To the Editor:- End« Saturday May I ask for a portion of your "pretty rocks" and could give but had to win her man twice once for! Jerry McMahon, the captain's ville diamond Saturday to Jubilee son. fought the curtain rainer with crowds. Gold Hill and the Jackson valuable space to bring to the a meager description of where marriage and once for lov« "Tugboat Annie." with Mario Jimmy Concannon. former Mult ville Miners fought almost error minds of some of those old time they found them, only that while nonah club «tar Thia battle, pat less for nine innings, with the In- friends and playmates of my girl- climbing through the brush they l>ressler and Wallace Beery star oil exhibition |>ur|a>HOH, sturted vading team emerging victorious, hood an incident which is known had come upon an opening in the red. comes to the Crnterian Tues the tor h I iow oft In a grand Htyle. day for a five-day run. 2-1 But one error was chalked up I’O some of the few still left in the mountainside—Just a dark hole. Then Perry Marco and Art Rog ----------- •------ against each team, with the breaks old families, and which may be of Curious, of course, and with no about evenly divided. sure interest to their children or means of finding their way except FAY WRAY COMES TO RIALTO er« fought a draw, followed by Ralph Nurmi Ii) a win over Hank The game, called at 10 a. m., grandchildren. It has been brought by the light of pitch torches cut ta started out as a pitchers' battle. ba«'k vividly by seeing so many of from an old pine stump, they IN NEW TYPE ROLE SUNDAY Voight. Joe Monte wiih awarded a technical k o over Ihivu Monson hi first three men on each side being «heir names, through the agency of ! crawled in, only desirous of seeing Menaced by monsters and mad the second round. Al Janie« won | where the passage might lead, retired from the mound. Montgom- your paper. ery for the Miners, fanned 14 men Pt rat let me say I am enclosing never dreaming of what they might men in her recent pictures. Fay the nod over Hob Murk. Everett Wray, attractive motion picture Huffman over (Jene Toomey nml while Bailey. Gold Hill, fooled >» enlarged copy of a very small encounter. seven Soon, however, moundsmen photograph of myself, my brother Imagine their surprise at finally actress, has nt last been given a, Lloyd Wright fought a draw with called upon their support, which: Orlando and sister Flora. It was coming into a cavern, where floor role wherein she herself provides | Chuck Smith. Sunday - Monday Winding up the evenirne'* pro- was not lacking. But one hit worth ’«ken some time In 1863 bv Peter and ceiling were covered with the most of the danger. »• more than a single sack was pro- Britt. father of Mary and Emil lovely crystal stalactites, and stal The film is "The Woman I stole, gram wiih the main event In which duced in the game when Gardner. Britt Reading from left to right: agmites. They had no idea how far playing at the Rialto theater Sun- Red Conner, "the Blond Terror of Gold Hill second baseman. poled t'lara Smith. Orlando Smith, fa- back the cavern and passages day and Monday and featuring AHhlnnd,** took a defeat at the hand« of Blondie Moore, ''the White out a triple. Score stood nothing- miliarly known as "Dodo." and might extend and were frightened Jack Holt. In "The Wax Museum," "Doctor Slugger of Albina " to-nothing till the fourth inning. Hora Smith, aged, respectively, at what might lie beyond, so only •• X." “ The Most Dangerous Game,' ■topped to fill their pouches with when Gold Hill scored after plac-1 «\e. three and seven years. Fritz JenkhiH refereed and prom "King Kong." four of Miss Ing a runner on base when Hun I h“'e lived through more than the crystals, and then found their and ised uh Interesting a card every Wray's recent vehicles, she was | way back to the outside world saker dropped a fly ball and Gard 50 years in this part of the country the victim of nefarious design«, Friday evening hereafter. ner pounded out his drive. Each sinc« leaving Little Applegate i again. and in Columbia's “Below the Sea." We brought a number of the nine scored one run in the seventh B™*he,r_ 2^" in which she has Just completed j years in a miner's grave amid the ! crystals with us to this country, and a Miner rally in the last half the romantic lead opposite Ralph of the ninth appeared imminent granduer of the majestic Sawtooth and I am sending you the last one. Bellamy, Miss Wray was threat-1 mountains at the long abandoned I with the photo before mentioned. when Reinklng. first man at bat. ened by an octopus on the ocean i I always thought, when in 1881, floor. was walked. Next batter. Joe Me-1 camp of Yellow Jacket In southern WORLD’S FINEST SOUND! Intyre, filed to pitcher, Montgom Idaho. Sister Flora, Mrs. W. C. | the Oregon caves were discovered. But in "The Woman I Stole,” RCA High Fidelity Wide Range Springer, has lived over or near 50 ery flied out to center field and I that in some way. the boys had Miss Wray plays Vida Corew, an Hess was thrown out at first on a years at Vancouver, Wash. Friday - Saturday And now for my little story. stumbled into what is now one of alluring and sophisticated woman short grounder picked up by Catch Dode and Bud Geary, both about Oregon's scenic wonders, until a of the world who. not content with er Force. Reinking ¿¡«u Ou base. the love of her husband, becomes While the Miners were busy ac 13 years of age, tireless, fearless few years ago my own grandson, involved in a romantic affair with Zane Grey’s mountain lads, went out hunting cumulating four hits Gold Hill with his young wife, visited the Holt, an oil magnate. Despite the one day in the fall of 1873, carry earned six safety blows, enabling picture's locale iu Northern Africa her to add the extra point which ing their cap and ball rifles, with ! Oregon caves and they told mo they Miss Wray wears many alluring their deer-skin shot pouches and questioned attendants there, learn Parisian gowns. decided the game. Final result, however, was never in the bag. both powder horns made of cow horns. ing no such formation as these had Donald Cook plays Miss Wray's IN THt nines playing airtight ball till the These details are familiar to all even existed in those caves. Then husband. Others in the cast include old hunters, and the old-timer will last out was made. I realized that these two children Noah Beery, Raquel Torre« and in the story of a Box scores follow: Edwin Maxwell. and Coy to Gardner to Shaver. had accidentally found something ----------- •----------- temporary marriage Jacksonville Umpires: Shafer and Haight. entirely different, and no one had "Clark Wood Is such a liar he AB R H Score by innings: ever given any further thought to doesn't believe what he says when 3 0 0 George Harrington, c_ Fox 2 1 0 Gold Hill ......... 000 100 100—2 what was only a dark opening In he's talking to himself." drools Olin Reinkfng. cf __ Picture i Jacksonville . ........... 000 000 100—1 the mountainside. Now I realize Miller, who assumes that others 4 0 1 McIntyre. 2b _ 4 0 0 Montgomery, p The Miners play another game; they could not have gone nearly have his fatuous habit. Olin talks Hess. If ______ 4 0 0 on the home diamond next Sunday, as far as the Oregon caves, in the to himself because no one else will STARTS TUESDAY tolerate his unspeakable drivel.— 3 0 0 Frazier, 3b____ when they meet Rogue River at 2 ■ Sunday • Monday few hours they were gone. Weston Leader. Five Days 0 3 0 Hibbert, ss ___ p. m. Two weeks before, at the lat 1 0 1 Hunsaker, rf___ ter city, the Miners dropped a 10- So there MUST BE caverns FROM THE ARMS OF M Y 2 0 1 McBee, rf _____ 11 tilt when four players showed there, ____ ___ ______ If wheezerx had a pugilistic rat- filled with _______________ wonderful beauty, BEST FRIEND 3 0 1 Smith, lb ____ up missing and vacancies were which have never been discovered : ,nK- o,,n Miller would find it dif- N------- filled with pickups. Sunday's game s[nce the two 13-yeur-old boys went flcult to qualify for the fly wit class, 29 1 4 Totals .... may result in victory for the Min-1 into '-«- the opening ------—-------------------------- trailer that day so many j Weston " e8ton Leader, ers if the entire team is present, years ago, and that has long been , ’ • Gold Hill say critic«, and will be an easy forgotten. Every ant has five nones, which s 0 1 0 win if the same class of ball is C. Kell, 3b ________ will not some of the young-. explains Its ability to smell out a Gardner, 2b ________ 4 1 1 0 displayed as was produced last er Now. generation try to find the spot I’icnic.—Weston Leader, Emory, If __________ 4 0 0 0 week-end. Force, c ___________ 4 1 2 O' Umpire Haight, in last Saturday’s and learn what wonders of nature It must be quite convenient for T. Kell, rf ... .............. 4 0 1 0 game, was so impressed by the may be hidden within a few miles Mussolini to merely look In a mir of old Jacksonville? They were not 0 F. Foley, cf________ 4 0 0 ror when he wants to see hia Miner ability he has been dicker Bailey, p___________ 3 0 1 0 ing with Manager Beach for a bene gone long enough to have wander inet.—Weston leader. ed many miles from the place« of Coy, ss _________ ____ 3 0 0 0 fit game with this city and his Phil Gleive (Little Phil), Joe Gar ----------- «------------ Shaver, lb __________ 3 0 0 1 own Medford Rogues, to be played What we cannot understand rison and Charlie Thurman. -1 at the fairgrounds one week from You, Mr. Editor, might care to summer is why any nation ever .32 2 « 1 Sunday. Two Medford players suf- Totals use the one remaining stalactite,] wanted a place In the sun.—Wes Summary—Three base hit: Gard- ■ fered severe injuries during the shorn now of its crystal beauty ton Leader. Tue • Wed - Thur ------------ a------------ ner. Struck out: By Montgomery season and the game will be a after all these years, and the old, The lucky Lindberghs hopped to 14, by Bailey 7. Bases on balls: Offi releif measure in their behalf. photo copy, during the celebration, Bill- M oie ilimoioii Montgomery 1, off Bailey 2. Hit by Sunday’s Rogue River tilt here which we cannot attend on account ■ Reykjavik by way of Angmagsallk haw ’’ave Till EVEN BEFORE! without even hitting a consonant. pitcher: By Bailey, Harrington. should furnish fans with more base of our years and ill health. Then! ... And •I r H rhc I f r°le’ Hits: Off Montgomery 6, off Bailey ball thrills,.says Coach Punk Dun- will you kindly give them to Mias \ —Weston Leader. IO0«Ñ»OtÍ4M . . OB tko 4. Double plays: Gardner to Shaverj nington. Mary Britt, for her museum? Our hearts will be there, where our old friends with their families gather Watch the to enjoy the reminisces of old days, even though we may not be with Expiration Date on them in person. With our best wishes for the suc Your Paper cess of your wonderful little paper, I remain, yours very truly, MRS. CLARA GRUBBS From les Jones 12-33 Aat. Eve. Box 212, Waitsburg, Wash. Poet ’ ° • 4 » r w u Storlee £}***«»» oí?.1"*« Be Certain of Your Paper The machine gun is not without by its compensatory features when for Next Week — Check Norman 'here’s gangsters at both ends.— Your Expiration Date Reilly Weston Leader. Raine SUMMERVILLE ZASU PITTS HERFIRST MME" POWELL ’Brien DOUBLE HARNESS ▼ . ▲ &bout rner ? WANTON Mr. Gandhi threatens to fast un til he dies, we understand, if it’s the last thing he does.—Weston Leader. Fortunate is the man who has learned how to live by the time he's slated to die.—Weston Leader. t per person It is no longer necessary to to roast yourself in order to cook the food. Winter or sum mer the kitchen should be the same temperature as the living room and it can be if you have an electric range. But why stay in the kitchen while the food is cooking? 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