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Fr>‘Jay, june 4 — *1 I SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 6 343 NEW LAWS Lithians Turn Socialites As WANT ADS EFFECTIVE IN Charming Affair Attracts 12 FOR SALE Rebuilt tractors, IMBERS of the Lithian base- I The honored guest was charm mowers, rakes, electric pumps OREGON SUNDAY m — * ball club met last Sunday eve ing for the party in. a quaint en- for irrigating ami all kinds of Jsemble which consisted of shirt, ning on the banks of Nell creek at a delightful informal affair I punts, shoes and socks The shirt which honored Theodore George • was of some cotton material which (Pop) Schopf, whose marriage to i originally had been white It was Miss Virginia Crandall was an i secured at the waist by the front outstanding event of Wednesday. tail being inserted into the pants The scene was especially adap of yellow corduroy which were ted to such a charming occasion gathered at the top by a leather and the adjacent landscape was belt. The punts with a two inch gay with clumps of Oregon grape, cuff were ulmost of ground length poison oak and greasewood. The und piquantly revealed a pair of surroundings were attractively brown suede broguns, slightly complemented by a sumptuous scuffed at the toes The rear shirt abundance of pack rata, black tail flowed over the pants at the widow spiders, garter snakes, hoot back in semi-drape effect, doing owls and other tiny furred and away with a flounce and bi caking up the severity of line very clev feathered creatures Carrying further the delightful erly. Mr. Schopf's hair was at summertime motif, club officials tractlvely coifed and udded pleas had deftly inserted hundreds of ure was aroused by delicate dec- little red ants into the dainty orations of jigger grass and a sandwiches and canapes of lim- nosegay of pine needles which wan burger cheese, bologna and raw worn nonchalantly over the left ear, giving un air of chic und hamburger. Guests, tempted by the fragrant joie de vivre. bouquet of the luncheon, were The purty also honored Mi summoned to the perfectly ap Chief McLean who recently re pointed pile of rocks and rotten turned to local circles from ihe logs which served as a table by University of Oregon where he the musical voice of Manager bus been knocking the horsehide Leonard Hall caroling, "Come and off the old upple ull spring get it before I throw it out!" The many guests departed for The honoree. Mr Schopf, cut their homes at a late hour mur I the groom's cake, a pound of 11m- muring exhorbitant praises of the burger tastefully decorated with lovely evening i small rocks and pieces of tinfoil. While their erstwhile consorts I with a bone handled pocket knife i which had been in the family for enjoyed the splendid picnic, lady friends of the ball players enjoyed j generations Four tables of craps were in themselves at the apartment of progress during the evening and Mrs Leonard Hall and spent a first prize, consisting of (53 cents quiet evening discussing politics, in change, an imitation ivory playing stud poker, whittling upon toothpick and a dried frog’s leg, sticks, and playing at all the other was presented to Mr. Al Simpson dainty little diversions which ure for his excellence at the game. considered fitting when ladies Further entertainment was furn meet for social enjoyment. Besides the honored guests. Mr ished during the repant and af- terwards by various guests, in Schopf and Mr McLean, the guest eluding Mr Leonard Patterson list included Messrs Patterson, whose gifted interpretation of "It Combest, Learning, Simpson, Keat Was Only an Old Beer Bottle" on, Hall, Hunter, Ager, Riley and was enjoyed by all. Those present Leavens. Mr. !.owcll Brown und Mr. Jack were sent into rollicking gales of laughter by Mr Phillip Keaton's Balding were unable to attend, imitation, with gestures, of a Mr Brown having journeyed to I school of porpoise Mr Keaton's Eugene for the week-end, und Mr performance so delighted his aud- Balding having been bashed on j ience that he was forced to re the bean by a pitched ball during the Camp Wimer-Ashland game spond to several encores. (Continued from page 1) duetloiiM from sentences im ported on inmatcN of the Mate prison. Amending drunken driver law to eliminate attendance of physician selected by ac cused. Substituting crime of con spiracy for that of criminal syndicalism. A number of the new laws pro vide for reforms in judicial pro- cedure. Others deal with the tak- ing of crabs and clams and finh- ing, notably one classifying bull frogs as game fish and requiring a license for catching the "croak ers ." Subscribe for the Miner today. LITHIA TONIGHT ONLY JANE WITHERS ill ‘The Holy Terror’ plus Jessie Matthews Ln ‘Head Over Heels SATURDAY ONLY 'Lteatwieb- Pat O’Brien in CHINA CLIPPER PARIS AFTER MIDNIGHT! ....AND A BEAUTIFUL GIRL ACCUSED DF MURDO* on the left cheek bone The injury, although forcing Balding to his bed for two days, w-as not serious and the hustling player will be in action again at Glendale Sunday Ed Learning, Lithian utility man. garnered the longest hit of Inspired by the lusty clouts of the day, a long drive into the far , Clifford "Chief" Mel^-an. new ar- corner of center field for a triple , rival from the U of O team, Ash The game had no unofficial stat land's Lithians went on a scoring us In the southern Oregon circuit, spree here Sunday afternoon, get neither win nor batting averages ting 20 runs from 19 hits off two to count in the pennant-race book Camp Wimer CCC pitchers while the tree troopers touched Com best ! Score by innings : 020 010 000 9 and Keaton for only nine safeties Camp Wimer | Ashland 351 100 91x 20 and as many runs. Batteries: Ixillar, Hillsenbach to Failure of Phil Griggs, regular Grants Pass hurler, to show up Ewing, Sieghle, Combest Keaton for mound duty with his home to Simpson. ----- •--------- outfit crippled the brush marines FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH and IS CCC errors, plus clever Chari«-« E. Dunham, Pastor fielding by the Ashland club had a large part in the rout. Bob Lol- Church school meets at 9:45 lar, starting for the visitors, was a. m. R L Walker, superintend an open book to the local boys ent. who had no trouble against the Morning worship at 11 o'clock, southpaw. The portsider gave 12 "Christian Ideals" is subject of hits and six walks before being the pastor's sermon. relieved in mid-seventh by Hillsen- The Young People's union will bach, a right-hander who donated meet at 7 o'clock. The devotional another walk and seven hits in the commission will have charge _ of final one and one-half innings the service. There will be a treas Ewing, CCC catcher, after making ure hunt during this service. three errors, was replaced in the The evening service at 8 o'clock. seventh by Sleghle who added four The pastor will preach the sermon, blunders. the subject being "Christian Wayne Combest. screwball ar Brotherhood." tist, gave four walks in the sec Prayer and conference meeting ond stanza, forcing in one run, but settled down to a beautiful Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. game until retired in the final frame with the score 20-3 for Ashland. In _ getting _ credit for the __ win, Combest went into the book with seven scattered hits balanced by his record of eight strikeouts. 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