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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, May 24, 1935
Klamath Falls Invades Ashland Sunday
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RED SOX WILL
• MEET LOCALS
HI FIELD, 2:30
PROBABLE
Ashland
Hull'll 2b
Walton cf
K Scott lb
BM' 1.« . hi
VMiljus if
F O'Toole 3b
I Il'MS H«
Hull. If
Kannasto p i
LINEUP MUNDAY
Kliumith I'ulla
Brook« 3b
Bernadou 2b
Haley lb
Martin cf
Wheeler «H
Booth c
Kiger rf
Cody, If
Carlstrom P
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HOW THEY LOOK
HTIIERN' OREGON
Miss Bostwick Holds
LEAGUE , Narrow Ix?ad in “On
L pct .
To San Diego” Race
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Grant« Pii««
3
Klamath Fall«
2 1
.667
Ashland
1 2
.333
Medford
0 3
.000
Game« Munday
Kbimath l<'alls at Ashland
Grunts Puss at Medford
Lithium« Butting Averages
Scott
MIIJus
McLean
Bauman
Walton
I iulen
IIVHH
(I’Tooto
Kannasto
Leever
Hall
Winkle
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11
6
12
10
12
9
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Although
_ two winner« in the
Claycomb Motor compuny'» "On to
Han Diego” content will not em­
bark for two month«, competing
girl« drew closer to the refn-Mhlng
vacation jaunt to the Pacific In­
ternational exposition In the south-
i iii city, nil ixpiiiHi-.'i paid, as H.
I, Claycomb totalled standing«
last night. They were:
Ki'tura Bostwick
19,500
lb. 100
Lillian Hamilton
Aleatha Ed«all
18.750
16,000
Dori« Talent
12,450
Verlee Connor
8.400
Dai«y Kincaid
7,700
Faith Taylor ........
Pauline Ward
7,500
7,050
8u«anne Barkley ...
Marcinc Ha«tings
6,100
•
• Ben H. Gibson, Anhland insur­
ance man, left Thursday morning
for Canyonville and vicinity, where
he will be occupied by business
for several day« Gibson expected
to return here Monday.
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In the County Court of Jacknon i I • E. L. Fisher spent several days
Ashcraft Gets 4th
in town last week on business and
County in and for the
State of Oregon
visiting with friends Mr. Fisher
Carload Plymouths
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES­ has a mining claim on the Illinois
TATE OF ELIZABETH R river and displayed several nug­
Perry L. Ashcraft, local Plym­
CRONEMILLER, DECEASED gets taken from it.
outh and Dodge dealer, today an­
Notice is hereby given that the
nounced the arrival of another
carloud of new Dodges. This is undersigned administrator of the
the fourth carload of new cars to estate of above named decedent
arrive at the Ashcraft garage this ha« filed in the above entitled
spring, which is a very healthy court his final account and report
sign of the uptrend in business, it of the administration of «aid estate
and said court by its order entered INSPECTION WEEK
was pointed out.
Ashcraft also extended a cordial therein has fixed June 24, 1935, at
invitation to the public to attend 10 o’clock a.m. at the court room
MAY 25 to 31
a spring "open house" now at his of said court in the Jackson county
court
house
at
Medford,
Oregon,
show room on First street.
aa the time and place for the hear­
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ing of objections to said final ac­
NORMAL ‘NATIONAL«’
WIN KATBALL SERIES count or any item thereof.
HARRY H HELMS,
Ashland's catball champion was
Administrator.
crowned Wednesday afternoon at
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the hlgn bi bool field when the
Southern Oregon Normal school NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
In the County Court of the state
first team, winners of the National
league title, defeated the high of Oregon for Jackson county.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES­
school Beefy Barons, champs of
TATE OF PIERRE PROVOST,
the American league, 7-2.
First game of the "world series" DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the
was taken by the SONS team, 8-5
Tuesday. Continuation of kitten­ undersigned has filed her final ac­
ball play will be worked out by the count in «aid court and the court
Active club, original sponsors of has fixed Monday, July 1, 1935, at
10 o'clock a.m. and the courtroom
tlie two leagues
of said court at Medford, Oregon,
WANTED—Small Ashland home,
the time and place for the hear­
clear, for 5-room residence, cor­ ing of any objections there may be
ner lot, Aberdeen, Wash., ap­ to said report and settlement
praised at J1500 in est., about thereof.
$500 encumbrance; street and
ANGELINE MINOR. Executrix.
sewer improvements paid, close (m24-31, J7-14)
to 2 sawmills. BWT, care MineT.
A«h lands' Llthians will get an-
other crack at the high powered
Klamath Falls Red Sox Sunday at
th<' local high school field and
Bill Kannaato, righthander with
th) i i.'■■) < dg)'d curve ball, will
be the pitcher manager John Mll- Rogues Sign Two
jus will fling aguinst the holders
Bellingham Players
L of second place.
Dn the mound for Klamath
Paul Hoffard, manager of the
Ils and opposing Kannasto will Medford Rogues, Wednesday an­
Clyde Carlstrom, who held the nounced the signing of Jack
thlans to four hits and two runs Strickland, right-hand pitcher, und
at Sunday al Klamath Falla.
Juy Welton, outfielder. Both are
It will I»- Kanna«t)>'H flint from Belllnghum Normal school
mound duty since the opening of in Washington where they are re­
the season three weeks ago when puted to have played some great
he lost a 6-0 game to Grants baseball.
Pass Since then, Arnold Bauman
Acquisition of the two new play­ FOR BALE Hay rake cheap. 116
has handled the pitching chorea ers is Medford's second step in I Church st.
(m24-31-J7)
for the IJthian«, beating Medford their movement to offset Ashland's
ATTENTION—It will
and Inning to Klamath Fall«.
I .0 font left field fence and NO
1
HEWED REDWOOD FARMERS
pay you well to Investigate lor
MIIJus in bunking on Kunnasto yawning chasm directly behind
POSTS I jutt a lifetime. Carson-
yourself before you buy your re­
to «ulMlue the heavy bat« of the catcher.*’ First wus signing of
Fowler Lumber Co.
pairs for your mower and bin­
!<••>i s.■ wit h .i in tie mon •Itoci ' Speedbail" Thompson, said to bi
der to get the genuine American
Ivcnean than Bauman, as seven of a pitcher.
DRY BLOCKS Double load of
made parts for your baying
the Invader« hit from the right
■ ♦
200 cubic feet delivered for $7.50
machinery that will fit right, in
side of the plate, which «ceined to
BM
load
dumped.
Whittle
Trans
­
preference
to
foreign-made
be a little too much prennure for Bill Bowerman Is
fer Co.
stuff; also harness, fencing and
tli<' I) fUUUMtod Bauman.
Favored Medford
garden tools of every description
The Red tftnt will bring to Anh­
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—
at Peil's Corner.
(tfm3)
land for the first time thin year,
Coaching
Prospect
Fresh nannies, young billies and
without doubt, the most colorful
two yews; turkey hens and gob­ CONVALESCENT HOME — Fac­
team in th)' « iri-uit, one at the
One of Medford high's most il­
blers, mammoth bronze, one hen
ing park and Lithia water; open
be«t pitcher« and three player« lustrious athletic «ons Bill Bow­
with young turks; large Rhode
to all in need of care; reduced
who made the All League selection erman may be the man appointed
Island red rooster; pasture to
rates; rooms and cabins to rent.
last year.
to the head coaching duties at that
rent; fox terrier with young
153 Granite st.
(a!9)
With no exception, the Klam- school according to unofflical word
pups; manzanita pole wood. Find
athites are all young players, fast from the neighboring city.
me at home after 5 o’clock p.m.,
LEGAL NOTICE
on the liases and heavy hitters. In
With 26 applications for the po­
route 1, box 479 on Ashland
<‘ui I'll.... they bOMt bv tai the sition iiloady on
Bowi'ro.iin,
mine road. P. J. Amer.
(m3J In the County Court of the State
best curve Itali pitcher In the lea­ nevertheless, seems to have the in­
of Oregon for the County
gue and in Haley, first base. Ber- side track and has signified his NO.
of Jackson
1
HEWED REDWOOD
nadou, second base and Wheeler, Interest, although accepting the
POSTS Last a lifetime. Carson- IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
shortstop, they have just about the job would mean lower pay than he
Fowler Lumber Co.
TATE OF RUSSELL M. BEN-
class of the setup at those posi­ now is receiving at Franklin high
NETT, Deceased.
tions.
FOR SALE 1931 coupe. Call at
of Portland.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
Bemadou, Haley and Carlstrom
477 North Main st.
Bowerman wax one of Prink
ANCILLARY' ADMIN ISTltATION
were named to their respective CalliNon's highest stars during the
The undersigned having been ap­
positions last year on the all-star present university of Oregon foot­ WANTED- Young girl to work
for room and board and small pointed by the above entitled court
team and this season are playing ball mentor's days at Medford
of the state of Oregon, for the
wages. Call at 308 N. Main.
even better ball The Wheeler to high. He continued his athletics
county aforesaid, administrator-
Bemadou to Haley double play al Oregon, where he was a three-
WILL
EXCHANGE
nice
home
with-will-annexed of the estate of
combination Is "tops" in the cir­ yea r letter winner in football un­
close in for improved property Russell M. Bennett deceased, and
cuit. They turned in two against der Callison and Clarence "Doc”
in or near Oakland, Calif. Lew having qualified, notice is hereby
Granta Puss, four against Medford Spears.
Hansen, 25 E. Main st.
given to the creditor« of, and all
and one against Ashland in games
persons having claims against said
played so far.
HAMS' PLAN BIG TIME
FOR SALE — Gardenia Hand deceased, to present them, verified
Ashland's inner works cracked
AT SISKIYOU FEST »TH
Lotion, a heart of the flower as required by law, within six
wide open last Sunday at Klamath
product. 39c at Bolton's Drug months after the first publication
Falls on the soft, unsure footing
A gala time is in store for those
Store.
of this notice to Baid G. H. Billings
of Modoc field but Sunday a dif­ who attend the Southern Oregon
ferent story is expected on the hamfest Sunday, June 9, at Siski­ FOR HOUSEHOLD or livestock at his office in the city of Ashland,
hard and fast high school field.
Fly Spray, SEE Ted's Feed and Jackson county, Oregon.
you summit.
G. H. BILLINGS,
It is directly up to Kannasto, tn
Seed Store.
While the event Is primarily for
Administrator-with-will-annexed of
th)' box, and to the entire team at radio nuts, the Ashland Radio club
the Estate of Russell M. Bennett
the plate whether or not the Lith- extends an invitation to anyone in­ NEW STYLE Berry Crates and
Deceased.
Hallocks in stock at Ted's Feed
ians will erase that defeat of last terested to attend the affair. Ail
Dated May 17, 1935.
and Seed Store.
wok. At Klamath the Mlljusiti's are requested to bring their own
BRIGGS & BRIGGS,
were able to collect only four cats and utensils, but the club will
A NEW SHIPMENT of Gold Fish
Attorneys for Administrator.
safeties. However, if the big bats furnish coffee, sugar and cream.
has just arrived. Ted's Feed and (m!7-24-31-J7)
of McLean, Scott, Miljus and Wal­
An effort will be made to hook
Seed Store.
ton come to life as they did again­ up with other hamfests through
st Medford two weeks ago, then W7BKC. Other features of the NO
1
HEWED REDWOOD Saturday is the last day of the
Kannasto will have something real piogram follow:
POSTS—Last a lifetime. Carson-
to work on.
8 a.m.- Registration and intro­
FULLER PAINT SALE!
Fowler Lumber Co.
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ductions.
PAINTING — Paperhanging, sign
9 a.m.—Hike to Pilot rock.
J. 0. RIGG
Klamath Takes
writing, all work guaranteed;
9 to 12:30 Free-for-all, base­
Phone 172
paper
hanging.
20c
per
roll.
G.
ball
game,
horseshoe
pitching,
in
­
2nd Place With
A. Price, 150 First st., Ash. (m24
spection of W7BKC's amateur sta­
11-2 Lithian Win tion, short hikes, etc.
12:30- Picnic dinner.
2:30 p.m. Baseball game, Ash-
Klamath Falls defeated Ashland
What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland
11-2 last Sunday at Klamath lanJ Radio club vs. team of vis­
Falls to take hold of second place itors.
4:30 p.m. Ladies baseball game.
in the Southern Oregon league.
0 p.m.—Weiner and marshmal­
Clyde Carlstrom, on the mound
for the Red Sox, allowed only four low roasting, liar«’ contest.
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-hits and fanned 11 Arnold Bau-
■ ian, starting IJthian pitcher, was HUBERT WILL PRESENT
PUPILS IN RECITALS
in the
■ent to the showers
’
* ■ fourth
*
■ iter a nine-run Klamath outburst
Milk—Cream—Buttermilk
Appearing in a violin recital
r *1 the second, third and fourth
Tuesday
night,
8
o'clock,
at
the
Bill
Kannasto
finished
the
frames.
ASHLAND CREAMERY
, game and was touched for two Lithia hotel, will be Miss Alice
Coggins, pupil of Lawrence Hu­
hits and one run.
Phone 24
bert. Miss Coggins will render a
Score:
R H E full program of classical selections
2 4 8 accompanied at the piano by Alice
Ashland
►s
11 10 2 Willits.
Klamath Falls
Miss Coggin’s recital will be sup­
Batteries: Bauman, Kannasto
and McLean; Carlstrom and Booth ported by the soprano voice of
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Miss Jean Joy, accompanied at the
® The Chamber of Commerce haH piano by Miss Reynolds, and Miss
Boy Scout window display in- Flossie Thompson will play several
^^^Malleil thi.H week It 1« well worth piano solos. The general public is
invited to enjoy the affair.
^■^ilng to see.
Classified Ads
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Radiator Troubles
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Overheating Caused from Dirt,
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Accumulations
We Change
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Over to Latest Type
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SMOOTH AS VELVET
PRICE ONLY $5.00
National Pen
HereJs a real
Old Snglisfc
Regal Amber
Distributors
147 N. HoUy
Phone 1272
Medford
A clean pen writes better.
Let al
clean yours without charge or obli­
gation of any sort Tot will not«
the difference the first word you
write. Just present the coupon be­
low for free inspection service.
Free Inspection Service
Just present this coupon to us dur-
in« NATIONAL PEN INSPECTION
On Sale at
LOG CABIN
PLAZA CAFE
Long’s Confectionery
Valley View Auto
Camp
Cook’s Pool Hall
The Dutch Mill
WEEK. May 25 to 31,1935, for free
At Klamath Junction
also
ELHART’S
REGAL AMBER
Draught and Bottle Beer
Book and Music Store
inspection of your pea.
Name
Street Add rue
SNAPPY SERVICE
SUPERIOR QUALITY
UNIQUE CLEANERS
Phone 19
Welcome, Nobles!
WELCOME!
A Cordial Invitation
to Our Spring
“Open House“
A cordial invitation is extended to you—personally
to help us celebrate “open house.”
Latest Dodge and Plymouth “spring styles” are
now on display in our showrooms. There are many
unique things to see . . . many surprising facts to
learn . . . the very newest of the new in the
motor world! Try the "Airglide Ride” . . . drive
with new “Syncromatic Control” . . . make the
famous Dodge and Plymouth FREE “economy
test."
If you are thinking of buying, you can learn
facts here that will be of real help to you in
getting the best dollar-for-dollar value, But,
whether you intend to buy or not, you will be
cordially welcome. May we see you soon?
Another Carload of the New-Value Dodge
Arrived Today
Including Repacking Front Wheels
Our Special Hot Acid Vat Process
Will Do It Right
OAK STREET GARAGE
PHONE 37-J
ASHLAND, ORE.
CLAYCOMB MOTOR COMPANY
Ford Sales and Service
Complete Service Under One Roof
PERRY L. ASHCRAFT
PHONE 128
Plymouth * DODGE* Packard