Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, August 14, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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    SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 2
Friday, August 14, 1936
Booklet Reveals
FISHING NEWS
Many Facts About
Southern Pacific
By George
GOOD SPORTS
At Rocky Point the fishing con­
A
tinues /o be good. The largest fish
caught was 19 lbs 4 ox. 32 Inches
long
Fishing at Ijike of the woods
FOUR COLORED ACEj WHO WILL
is fair, with some good catches of
REPRESENT UNCLE JAM IN THE
Facts rivaling those revealed by Silvetsides, Bass and Perch
Ripley in his "Believe It or Not”
OLYMPIC«. -
Fish latke continues to I n * good
series are contained in a booklet. both for Eastern Brook and Sllver-
1
1
By Bill Hulen
"Facta About Southern >*ncific sides.
JESSE OWENS OHIO HATE; THE MOH
L
Company," which has just been
Four mile latke is good with
OUTSTANDING AMERICAN ATHLETE WITH
With tiie scheduling of Oregon
published by the company.
good catches of Silversides by
JO
3 PLACE I ON THE
Normal for the SONS Homecom­
For example, the booklet dia- still fishing with worms. The road
...
dt
TEAM. IOOMETEA DASH,
ing on November 7. Ashland gets
closes
that
the
1250
employees
of
has been improved, but is still
Les Wolfe's long string of vic-
200 METER DA»H, AND
one of the sweetest yearly pigskin I tories came to a rather abrupt the commissary department pre­
rough.
BROAD JUMP,
embroglios to be played in the
pare
and
serve
about
6,000,000
The small mountain hikes have
i halt last Monday evening at the
NE /S THE HAST MAN
state.
Medford Armory when Bob Mont- meals annually in company dining been fair with some good catches
US. £ ViA SEN T INTO THE
You can’t find two more bitter
OLYMPIC GAMES WtrNA
by the good fishermen, Best catch-
'
gomery,
ace Georgia tough nut, oars and restaurants.
rivals than the SONS and Wolves
Also that the mail room of the es an» made by using worms and
CNANCE OP W/NNINC
Nor two ball clubs that stage 1 pulled a sneaker on the Texas boy S P general office building at
TNNEE CNAMP/ONSN/PS
still fishing
I
to
win
the
odd
fall.
more sensational battles when
San
Francisco
handles
100,000
Upper Rogue river has been
Montgomery won the first fall
they do meet.
JOHN WOODRUFF
in nine minutes alter clubbing pieces of mail daily, equivalent to good by using grasshoppers. Un­
In fact,, the boys around town
(?ITT>BuAG)
! Wolfe about the ring Montgom- the volume in a city of 75,000 The ion Creek is fair by using both flies
are still talking about the famous
600 MI TSA NUN
telegraph department handles nor­ and grasshopjiers Hamaker Creek,
j
ery's
fall
came
when
the
could-be
•it
classic of four years ago when the I ! Olympic high jumper slammed mally 14,000 telegrams and 15,000
TNE MAN tNSTN THE
16 miles above Union Creek on the
old fox. Larry Wolfe, brought his s
SEVEN LEAGUE STAtpE
telephone
calls
a
day.
The
building
,
I)lamond
Ulk
,,
hlghwav
ls
! Wolfe's head into the turnbuckle
Monmouth gridders down here to
louSes nearly 3,000 people
by u.su,g grasshoppers. Diamond
CORNEUU/JOHNJON
take Hobson’s SONS 20-6. Both ' three times and added three body
In normal times the company 1<ake ls g,KMl by nghJ
(J , wlth
slams
and
a
press.
(.C ompton juhios cottacr
teams used everything in the book
employs
100.000
men
and
women
1
worinjl
or
trolling
deep
with
com-
The second fall, also coming in
and a lot that had never been | I nine minutes, went to Wolfe. with an annual imyroll of $165.- blnatloll flaahc. all(1 worTO-. All
DAVID ALBRITTON
(.OHIO »TATt)
written, and Lair Gregory, sports
0(H).000, More than $31.000,000 is mountain streams are fair by
Montgomery
tried
the
rope
buck
KICK JUMP
editor of the Oregonian, who was
!!u-sin>: grasshoppers or flies.
TNIY BOTH PAONE TNE
covering the game for his paper, ( again, but Wolfe clouted him in supplies
and
nearly
$14.000.000
in
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Continued
drying
of
the
forest
NOftLD'S NIGH JUMf MAA*
wrote about it for days after- 1 the solar plexis as a means to tell | taxes.
WITH UNPfltfVAELE TWIN
1 has resulted in a critically haz­
I
him
to
cut
out
the
rough
stuff.
wards.
I One of the world’s largest trans- ardous condition so far ns fire is
leaps or 6 Ar 9^ inches
Montgomery
didn
’
t
do
it,
so
Wolfe
That was the day that Claude
' portation systems, its lines extend . concerned Please remember when
oh hat rovo 1
itHT IN
Hines heaved a touchdown pass ' was forced to swing on the South­ i from coast to coast and from
>HQULP A HAMMIX
•y
you
are
enjoying
the
cool
restful
erner's
jaw
a
few
times
and
added
rnaowt
a
tbaim
A
something like 67 yards. And
Portland to Guadalajara, Mexico, i ncss of the forest this week-end
JOHN
water bucket plays, yard stick a bottom-up rolling scissors for embracing approximately 16,000
LO4AH
that an abandoned campfire, an
plays, dead man plays and other the fall.
Things looked bad for Mont- miles of rail lines and 5.040 miles unextinguished cigaret or match,
forms of skullduggery were as
of water lines.
may within a few hours reduce
common as a straight smash thru gomery in the final fall when
In the 32 years since the com­ thousands of acres to a scene of
securely
up
Wolfe
had
him
sewed
center.
pany’s employee pension system black, smoking desolation
For the past two years. Oregon in another figure four. The crowd was established in 1903. Southern
There is a good crop of huck­
began
to
emerge
from
the
audi
­
Normal has had to get along with­
Pacific has paid out in pensions to I leberries in both the'Dead Indian
torium
when
Montgomery
stag
­
out the services of Larry Wolfe.
5.214 employees a total of $22, and Upper Rogue River districts,
Serious illness forced the revolu­ gered to his feet and stuck his 650 000
| and the berries have begun to rip-
head
through
the
ropes.
Referee
tionary coach to take a long rest
! en.
Ray
Frisbie
broke
the
hold
and,
as
We call Wolfe a revolutionary
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coach because if anyone on the Wolfe was standing squarely be­
hind
him,
Montgomery
temporar
­
FORMER
NEWS CHIEF DIES
coast has done more to open up
football and turn it into a game ily turned jackass and sent both
NEW YORK - R J. Bender. 46,
of “button, button: who’s got the 1 heels flush onto Wolfe's chin and
j former president of the United
a
Boston
Crab
did
the
work
in
8*
3
button" than has Wolfe, we have
| Press, died Sunday afternoon in
minutes.
never heard of him.
Mount Vernon hospital, after a
Bobby Chick, the little Wyom­
But good old Larry will be back
long illness Bender resigned from
on the bench this fall, and just ing speedster, went savage on us
the United Press on January 1,
and
smeared
the
almost
super-
wuat the left-handed thinker will
J
SALEM
Ralph E
Moody, 1 because of ill health.
have to uncover can’t even be im­ meanie. Cherokee Ike, much to
special
prosecutor
for
Maritin
the
delight
of
the
nearly
capacity
agined. It’ll be plenty you can bet
county gambling and vice cases
your derby on that, however, and crowd.
on Tuesday secured an order to
Ike
started
his
rough
stuff
early
we suggest that Coach Jean Eber-
hart of the SONS hire a good for- in the initial round but revived a stop the operation of all slot ma­
tune teller for the game to tell solid clout on the nose from Chick chines, mable boards and theatre
bank nights in Marion county.
his team where the ball is when as a result.
He said the state would start
At the outset of the next round
Monmouth is on the offensive.
• • ♦
Chick turned whale and sent a. prosecution if the games of chance
Hubert Bentley, Ashland's golf­ spout of water into Ike’s eyes. It were not stopped within five days,
ing sweetheart, didn’t do half bad failed to stop the Indian, however, also the gambling paraphernalia
in the Oregon Open which ended 1 and a few fists and knees into would be confiscated.
Monday in Portland, Although Chicks groin weakened the for-
•YOU SAW IT IN THE MINER
failing to qualify for the 36-hole mer cowboy, but he got his surf­
final when he shot 158 when a 156 board anyway.
Ike took a fall in the third
was needed, the local golfer cer-
round with a few more jabs to the
tainly didn’t disgrace himsel'
W'th the nation’s best p'ayers groin and a body press. He caught
entered.
the competition was Chick by surprise and pulled him
plenty tough. Bob Hammond of off his stool just «« the bell rang.
Medford, considered one of South­ Ike tried to set Chick off his stool
ern Oregons best, shot a 79-85- again in the fourth round but
164 to also be eliminated from the Chick hit him a nasty blow' to the
jaw which, besides rendering the
?6-hole finals.
• • •
Indian unconscious on the mat,
Cliff McLean and Bob Hardy, unmoored a few of his biBcupids
Take Travelers’ Checks
.who formed
the battery for and left Chick with a dislocated
Grants Pass in the Southern Ore­ thumb.
They provide an inex-
gon League this summer, took a
Joe Crowell, former mechanic in
jaunt to Bend Sunday to play the Ford garage at Dodge, Ne­
pensive method of
■ '
with Howard Hobson’s Eugene braska, and who is probably bet­
f
Tov-nies in a State League game. ter known to the reader as Joe
carrying funds — loss-
As it happened. Eugene booted the Hubka, had an easy time to de­
ball nine times behind Hardy, who feat Walter Stratton, underslung
proof and theft-proof.
worked four innings, and Bend Ohio strong man. Four Sonnen-
I
was handed the game 19-9. Hardy bergs and a bottom-up body scis-
Acceptable anywhere . .
hau trouble with his curve ball, sors disabled Stratton for the
always the case in a high altitude night.
but can be cashed only
H
for the first time.
The thinner air doesn’t seem to
by the original pur-
furnish enough resistance for the
chaser. May be pur­
spinning baseball. A good curve
ball is almost a rarity in eleva­
A brush fire was brought under
chased here in conveni-
tions over 2500 feet. The high
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hard ones, though, are really hard. control Monday morning after
having swept over 14 acres of
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ent denominations.
state-owned land in the Central
Point district.
A forest fire in the Crater Lake
national park near Union peak
was brought under control Sun­
*7 *0VlH6
day. The fire was menacing con­
THE ROLLATOR
siderable
merchantable timber.
COMPRESSOR... smooth, easy, rolling power instead
A semi-trailer freight truck
The loss was nominal.
of the hurried bock-end-forth action of the ordinary refrit
hauling a cargo of oranges and
aratlnt
mechanism. Result—more cold for the current used
grapefruit crashed into the park­
AIRPLANE CRASH
and an almost everlasting .mechanism.
• »io u »
ing where the road widens out
St. Louis — Eight men were
at Garfield and the Boulevard, killled last Thursday night when
MEMBER OF THE FEDERAI
early Monday morning.
a north bound Chicago and Sou­
DEPOSIT INSURANT E
• Judge any refrigerator by the mechanism
E. A. Stubbs, the driver said he thern Airlines plane crashed in a
CORPORATION
Norge originated .10 of the most important
saw the parking too late. When heavy fog near near the municipal
that makes the cold. Norge, and ow/y Norge, has
he swerved, the load of 180 cases airport.
features in modem refrigeration, and although
the simple, surplus-powered, almost everlasting
of oranges and 30 cases of grape­
Norge is the most copied refrigerator in the
Rollator. So powerful is the Rollator that it has
fruit suddenly shifted, going out
'
/
world, many Norge features are still to be found
to run but a small part of the time to protect
through the side of the truck, The
on no other refrigerator. lie sure the refrig
truck remained upright.
your food, make plenty of ice. And because it
era tor you choose /or your home has these
Neither the driver, or his assist­ a
runs so little, it shows an amazing economy in
ant who was asleep was injured.
features:
converting limited current into unlimited cold.
The fruit was consigned to Yak­
ima.
Improved
Action Lszilatch * Improve
SPORT SHORTS
o
LES CARELESS
SO LOSES TO
TOUGH MEANIE
£
is
LUBRICATION OR WASH JOB
75c each
A REAL SPECIAL ON TIRES
MATT S SERVICE
Ashland Hotel Service Station
Marble Gaines,
Salem Stopped
NORGE
SETS THE PACE
Boat Trip?
Rollator Refriaerotion
The Only
Refrigerator
with the
ROLLATOR
FIRES ARE NOW
UNDER CONTROL
Truck Damaged
In Parking Crash
Bank Of Ashland
WRESTLING
EVERY MONDAYJNIGHT
Pool
Drink«
Beer
Soft
PAYMENT
AS LOW AS
MEDFORD ARMORY
Cigarettes
Tobaccos
Three All Star Bouts
BLUE BIRD CLUB
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S47 E. Main Street
Ashland, Oregon.
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