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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 6 rate that two and three men are required to "hack'' them away at tup speed. Tile, being larger, are produced more alowiy Average daily output is b.000 hollow' tile or 20.000 brick. ••Green bricks arc carted to a dner for seasoning. alter which 1 they go to 111« ¡tun wiieie they are baked or burned The kiln B) LYKKY 1UMKK^ v 4 acts much the same as a huge (Continued from page 1) bricks being placed on THK REGULAR 1937 schedule feeder hopper. He plans installa chimney, the inside and tires outside at A for the Southern Oregon Base tion of a larger hopper and dif the base. The fires are started ball league is all over now but ferent tram system as soon as the slowly and, as the bricks dry out, the proverbial shouting and, be present rush of business subsides 1 are increased to white heat and lieve me. although Ashland did , enough to pernut. Also contem pushed under the kiln, the bui n- not cop any flags, there is plenty | plated is a motor driven grinder mg precess taking num seven to to shout about! and shaker screen to be located nine days. Out of a recent average It would be fun just to describe1 at the pit to eliminate small roots batch of 68,000 bricks, less than the season as it has been to that I and foreign objects which consti 100 discarded as culls when fickle fellow, Joe Fan, leaving out { tute the chief trouble at present they were came from the kiln, some nothing, putting in a razzberry i A previous bout with dry clay thing of a record for afficiency. here and a word of praise there, has been won by installation of a Smith has filled orders ui north but it is a lot more practical and I pipeline to the diggings. as well as southern startlingly graphic to dish out a From the hopper the clay is ern California and. due to cost of ship bunch of very pertinent and likely- watered and run through a mixer, Oregon ping, has practically no price to-be-forgotten facta. similar to a meat grinder, and is competition in this area, nearest First, and most lm¡«ortant forced through dies onto a belt to the south being in Stock- to the man in the street and and cutter under tremendous plant and, to the north, Willamina local busineaansen, the l.lth pressure Different types of dies ton Besides theater order and a Ians last ted 1.000 per cent fl- are used in the head of the mixer small job the the Standard clean nanc tally. An early summer to determine shape of the product. ers, Smith for has for ■vale of season tickets assured Bricks come through at such a several residences sold here bricks and In «Hitfitting and teiiq«orur) run- Medford, also making wholesale ning expenses, A few bad «lays deals with lumber yards of the for gate receipts at the start vicinity. In prospect is another to because of weather, protest or of the sktsl quickly gave way any other cause. furnish hollow tile for construc- to better than average sale« | tion of a de luxe auto court south and for the rest of the ueunoti And they were the first team of Medford. The dealer Involved fans backed the locai nine as in many yeurs to have such u fine decided on the material because well as in any town in the record and give Ashland fans of a saving in price over frame league. good, clean, well-played baseball construction, permanence, freedom A $50 loan received from the in the bargain from insect invasions and imperv Chamber of Commerce in tnid- iousness to weather. In addition, was repaid in full a week the hollow construction offers season the club president laid DENTISTS made-to-order sound proofing, and ago 50 when smackers cash on the cham air conditioning which lowers the ber barrelhead. To top off the DR R E WALKER I temperature in summer and fuel entirely pleasant situation, the Phone 178 j costs 20 per cent in winter. Swedenburg Building Smith now is figuring on several 1937 Lithians will leave a variety equipment for use of next year’s new products for his plant. Includ of team, including an expensive ELECTRICAL SERVICI ing fire brick, face brick and pop catcher's a pitcher's rubber, ular colored pottery dinner ware, bats, balls outfit, and a set of uniforms for which an abundance of proper which X L ELECTRIC will need only a few re high grade clay is available in the placements Phone 82 for service in 1938. Dead Indian district. 137 N Pioneer St of these Items were bought "I won't be satisfied until my All plant is operating perfectly and and paid for out of funds earned our products are absolutely flaw this year. In the Circuit Court of the state 1 1 1 less." Smith said this week. of Oregon In and for "We can serve the small home Jackson County in the success Second big item owner and the contractor to their of the club was the fact that, L R. SEEMAN. Plaintiff, vs financial advantage, at present, despite a skeptical public opinion ASHLAND LAND COMPANY, with an entirely local product, that it was impossible to keep a California Corporation, De and we will do our best to de enough fendant players together in Ash- velop every resource in our field, land to flll all positions, the Llth- SUIT TO qi'lET TITLE ultimately serving the community Ians boasted a roster of regulars NIMMONS in that manner.” and reserves for every game which To: ASHLAND LAND COM was comparable to any team In PANT, a California corporation, the league and. in most cases, the above named defendant: superior. IN THE NAME OF THE Undoubtedly the mid-season ac STATE OF OREGON, you are quisition of the services of Hardy hereby summoned and required to and McLean gave the team a bat appear in the above entitled court tery which was second to none, and cause and answer the com but the successful season also was plaint of the plaintiff herein (Continued from page 1) due in great measure to the other against you. within 10 days from picked without exception for the members of the club who worked the date of the service of this sum hard and received no remunera mons upon you, if served within shortstop post. In the outfield several players tion other than the fun of play the county of Jackson, state of were switched from their regular ing In some cases part-time jobs Oregon, or within 20 days from Oil Wells Spouting Millions! position to one which seemed were secured for those players so the date of its service ujxin you, more strategic in the opinion of they could stay in town, some of if served within any other county ...but it’« the individual Ashland player fill them attending normal school thls of the state of Oregon, but if million« of ing out the blank. For that reason, summer. Incidentally, for the edl- served upon you by publication, gallon« of Chuck Ostrom of Grants Pass and fication of Bill Hulen, a then within four weeks from the mud, hot air Orv Framsted of Crescent City, named Leonard Hall not date of the first publication of and hot both heavy stickers and both fine Hardy managed the Lithians and summons; and if you fail to ap water... and fielders, were not unanimous was instrumental in getting Jobe pear and answer within the time no oil!! choices for any one outfield post, for several of the boys so that as above specified, the plaintiff although their names appeared on strength of the team would be In will apply to the court for the tact for each game, besides being relief prayed for In his complaint, each ballot returned. The listing of selections follows, flunkey-in-chief and official wiper to wit: with popularity rated on a per of noses all season. THE JONES FAMILY That it be adjudged and decreed centage basis: Together, the boys got into a that plaintiff is the owner in (<■<■ condition of ability which enabled simple of the real property sit PITCHER them to come up from a tie with uated in the county of Jackson, KoU, Crescent City .800 Medford for third place with three state of Oregon, described as fol Deo, Crescent Citv .200 games won for a percentage of lows, to wit: CATCHER JED PROUTY 375 in the first half of the slate Malinvemo, Crescent City .600 DEANF NGTON to an undisputed hold on second Drolette, Grants Paas .100 The NW>< of the NE',; the LEASON place in the last session with a FIRST BASE Nfc of the NW1,; the W, of -• ■ percentage of 714 for five wins Pierce, Glendale .600 the SE*4 and SW>4 of Section - . I ft fjM and only two losses Smith, Medford ................... 400 14, Township 40 South of Range SECOND BASE 2 East of the Willamette Mer 111 Avery, Glendale ..... 600 idian The Lithians were the only Matson, Crescent City .400 outfit to beat Crescent City, THIRD BASE free and clear of any and all right, the Irndcrs, in either half. McCarthy, Granta Pass .400 title, claim, lien, estate or lnter- They were the only team be Donovan, Medford .400 sides Crescent City to beat Miller, Crescent City .200 the home-loving Medford SHORTSTOP Craters on the Medford turf. Lewis, Medford ................ 1.000 They were the only team to LEFT FIELD finish the season without re- Framsted, Crescent City .400 plays, forfelta to any other Ostrom, Grants Paas ..... .200 team, or omission of game«« HEADLINE HUNTERS Baker, Crescent City ...... .200 Machado, Grants Paas .200 CENTER FIELD Ostrom, Granta Paaa .........600 Framsted, Crescent City ...400 RIGHT FIELD Ostrom, Granta Paas ...... .200 Framsted, Crescent City .200 Balcovic, Medford .............. .200 Reynolds, Crescent City .....200 Donovan, Medford .......... .200 ASHLAND BRICK YARD DEVELOPS LOCAL PAYROLL Friday, August 27, 1937 Hunting Out Sports LITHIA Last Times Today LITHIANS PICK • SATURDAY • OPPONENT NINE ^hatuM^ cst of any kind and nature on the part of the defendant By order of the Honorable H. D Norton, Judge of said court, made and dat«‘d the 5th day of August, 1937, this summons Is served upon you by publication for four sue- cessive weeks In the Southern Oregon Miner, a newspu|>cr of general circulation, print«*d and published ut at Ashland, Jackson county, Oregon, the date of the first publication being August 6th, 1937, and the time for answer ex piring Soptember iti>, 1937 BRIGGS A BRIGGS By Wm. M Briggs. Attorneys for plaintiff Post office address: Pioneer building, Ashland. Oregon COOL WAY OESER S SUPER Service Station 358-370 E. Main Mt.—Eat. 1022 By My Son Karl All W ork Goiiriuitcxl No Nllp Nhixl J o I m Many Steady l<«i|M'ut Customer*! (Many Tur «it'd Away While lie Was Gone) ★ ★ ★ BIG REDUCTION Gilmore Lion Head • l*ur«*«t I'rniisylvtuila from 30c a quart to CALIFORNIA ALL CARS regularly assigned our trains to California are air-condi tioned! This means, that no mtller «hat type of accommodations you choose and regsrJ/ers o/ tht urjlbrr, you'll ride in cool, clean, comfort all the way. Car tempera tures are automatically kept at iust the right degree. There's no dust or dirt. Noise is deadened. When you go to California, enjoy this marvelous comfort, which only the train provides! Rail fares are 2t a mile and less. Why travel less com fortably when rail fares are so low? Highest tirade I'ennsylvaiila Oil In Town! * GILMORE FLY SPRAY—<11.ASS CLEANER CAR AM) FIXMIR ql K K-DRYING POLIHH ,. ★ I Like To Serve You Southern Pacific Dr. W. (letter 8»« local 8 P or writ« J A ORMANDY. G»n Pact Agtnt f>22 Pacific Building, Portland O: .« WRESTLING! 8:30 Monday Night 3 ALL-STAR MAIN EVENTS MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL FIELD JUST A HINT! DICKEY'S RADIO When the house burns down the fire $oes out! HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW 1938 / - 5SZ I II] I 111 r ■ w- worth » i SURELAY If your hens are not pro ducing up to par, come in and let us suggest a remedy. 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