Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, October 08, 1937, Page 6, Image 6

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    SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 6
Friday, October 8, 1937
I‘etc Belcastro And
('lernens Will Meet
In Armory Wrestle
Coming direct from sensational
successes in Seattle, Portland and
other large west coast theaters.
'The Darktown Scandals." world's
outstanding all-colored musical re­
vue will appear in a special one-
day engagement at the Lithia
theater Wednesday.
Featuring 35 black and tan en-
tertainers direct from the heait of
Harlem, the “Darktown Scandals"
is the fastest, the peppiest and
flashiest stage revue on tout in
America today. The show head­
lines Ida Cox. world famous blues
singer, the Cotton Pickers, fam­
ous Victor recording orchestra. a
• John Billings. CCC instructor
at Lava Beds camp, visited last
week-end at his home here.
• LaVem Dalkenberg of Lake­
view spent the week-end in Ash­
land.
• Mr. and Mrs Wallace Wolcott
and Bill Porter have gone to Lake­
view where Wolcott and Porter
are employed on a construction
crew.
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DOPEY
the Dope!
TODAY ONLY
ITS THE TOPS IN
ENTERTAINMENT!
HE
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” TERROR
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INTO /;
THIEVES
-■nd lov« info
th« heart* of
hi« comrade«!
Clarence E. Mulford's
OF
H THE
I TEH Heh! Heh! Six out of 12
1 A last week and only missed the
SONS-Albany and Oregon - St.
Marys games by a point apiece.
which is no worse than the place­
kickers did.'
Although missing the exact
score. Dopey picked the precise
' margin by «yhich Ashland beat
j Grants Pass in their mud-slinging
I bee and, by watching that fight-
I ing bunch of die-hards from Hood
River last Friday, became recon-
ciled early to making a wrong
guess there. Bill Bowerman should
speak to his boys, though— pick
them to lose and they win. pick
them to be top-kick and they're
just a buck private in the rear
rank. No consistency!
Idaho done the Dope dirty and.
as for Minnesota, veil, Ay soom-
tam t'eenk he ban leave da Cop­
enhagen to home!
However, the satisfied customers
broke even on the day and so did
Dopey. He wagered 25 cents (five
whole nickels, one-quarter part of
a dollar, mind you!» on St Marys,
but with the stipulation of tie, no
bet!
So, here we go again. Everybody
on, and the lucky guy who grabs
the brass ring gets a free ride!
NOTRE DAME-ILLINOIS: The
hustling
Hibernians
used
six
teams to beat Drake and they'll
WILLIAM BOYD
GEORGE HAYES
BERNADENE HAYES
RUSSELL HAYDEN
A Pva-aemM
Warner BAXTER
Myrna LOY
in
SUNDAY-MONDAY
MOTORISTS
Pet«1 Belcastm, i sou (lie rn Ore-
glut's super in« ante wrestler. will ,
tangle with Frankie i- Clemens, the
Indian woiuhi Ixiy of Oklahoma, j
in the main event of Promote i [
Mack Lillard's weekly groan con
test al the Medloid armory Mon-
: day night
Uleinelis* death-defying parulyz-
el hold has won a great many
matches for him in his many up
peaiunces heli- and the hold will
go a long way toward winning
ovet Belcastro if he can apply it
to th«- big Italian
In the middle main «-vent fans
will need colored glasses and u
sens«* of humor when Iws Wolfe,
the terrible Texan, meets Gorilla
Pogi, the Argentili«- terror
In
Wolfe's last match Pogi referetMl
t,he bout ami sided against Wolf«*,
so revenge attempts may be ex-
peeled
Opening this ull-stai card will
! come a new meanie under th«'
name of Glen Stone from Olvmpia,
Wash. He wilT meet Frank Mur­
dock. the fast and clever lad from
Oklahoma Stone formerly wies-
tied here affimt two years ago
under the name of Billy Newman
Opening bell will i>< ,ii g .(o
p in.
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( unipare Our
Quality and Price
SAVE W ITH
SAFETY
AT STARBUC K’S
¿7 «
PENN SUPREME MOTOR O il , <lt
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(In lour Container)
LONG-RUN WESTERN, gallon
33c
(In bmr Container)
TOP DRESSING
SMALL SPOT LIGHT
ELECTRIC DEFROSTER
up
95c
$1.95
29c
I IRES Al (.REMIT ItEDI < ED
s \I.Es l*l{l( ES!
JIM STARBUCK
use six points to whup the llllni
\t I ItORI/K.li DE II.EII
into submission.
DUQUESNE:
PITTSBURGH
Here's where the beanstalk falls
on Jack Pitt by a brace of touch- < HI Kl II OF I IIE NA/.AREN'E
Fourth and (’ Stre«*ts
! downs.
E. E. Wordsworth, .Minister
M1N N ESt »TA -INDIANA I kipey
"The church where y«m
hopes that the Indiana alutnni
never a stranger."
don't let that Nebraska win over
Sunday school, 9:45 u ni . T S
the Gophers fool them into betting
Wiley, superintendent Cradle rol
on their alma mater because Bier­ Sunday with interesting special
man's boys will hoosier the Hoos­
features Special address to moth­
iers by 20 points.
ers by Mrs Walker Mrs. Ellen
CALIFORNIA - WASHINGTON Hart will sing mi appropriate song
STATE Will finish in just that This is rally d.iv tot the . l.ldli
order. 12-0 for the Bear.
roll. Mothers and tiabics especially
ORE' JON-GONZAGA
Gonzaga invited.
finally scores but not enough Ore­
11 a m.: Sermon by pastor.
gon. 14-6.
The Church Upon Her Knees
6:30 p.m.: Special young peo-
UCLA-STANFORD: The Injuns
have lost Bill Paulman, and the pie's service, M rs E E Words-
The Di­
Bruins
backfield ace, Kenneth worth, leader. Theme
Washington, will demonstrate the vine Potter and the Clay " Ira
fallacy of the theory that a fast Hart, artist, will illustrate, Spe-
color won't run.
lie will and cial music will lx- featured All
UCLA will win by two touch­ urgent invitation is extended to all
young people not attending serv­
downs.
ST MARYS-NEVADA: At last ices elsewhere This will b«- an out­
the Gaels have found someone standing service of n-al live inter­
they can lick. Nevada won't upset est to youth.
7:30 p.ni
Sermon by pastor
them and will lose this year, 21-6.
OREGON STATE - WASHING­ Subject. "Tlie Most Personal Ques­
TON: With some butter-fingered tion God Ever Asked.” We un­
backs replaced the Beavers will having some great Sunday nights
Singing
be better, but hardly hearty Crowds ar«- gratifying.
enough to halt the Huskies, who and special music. Uplifting and
helpful services. Th«- public ex­
will win. 19-12.
presses appreciation of our serv­
USC-OHIO STATE: Ohio State ices You will «-njoy it Sunday eve­
will barely get the wooden horse ning
inside the walls of Troy before
Welcome to all!
it is all saddled and shod. The
Trojans by one touchdown, at • Subscribe for th«- Southern Ore­
least.
gon Miner today One year, $1
SONS - HUMBOLDT STATE
Unless the local lads show marked
improvement over last Saturday's
performance they will be hum­
bugged by Humboldt. The Arcata
4—31Mb
eleven by two touchdowns.
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATION
KLAMATH FALLS - GRANTS General lumd Office at KoaM-burg,
PASS: The Pelican's beak won't
Oregon
be big enough to swallow the
NOTICE is hereby given that
Cavemen, neitheir will his score Helmer Anderson of c. o K. C.
be big enough to win the game. Bartlett, Parker Mountain Service
Grants POM, 14-6.
station, Keno, Ore., who, on May
ASHLAND
HIGH-CRESCENT 19, 1930, made original homestead
CITY’: The Grizzlies to win by entry (Act June 9, 1916), No.
one touchdown.
019085, for N’ASW'a, SE'«SW»;,
BOSTON U-SLIPPERY ROCK: section 3, township 39 south, range
Just to show extreme disdain for 4 east, Willamette meridian, has
superstition. Dopey throws in this filed notice of intention to make
13th selection free of charge and final proof, to establish claim to
claims that Slippery Rock has a the land above described, before
slick chance
beat the bean­ Victor A. Tengwald, United States
eaters.
commissioner, at Medford, Oregon,
Traveling right behind the big
on the 22nd day of October, 1937 FOR . SALE Peaches, 1c pound; SONS squad to the California
Claimant names as witnesses;
pears, l’ac; grapes, 2c; delicious coast thia week. Coach Skect O'­
Milton M Seaman, Robert Edsall,
apples. 40c box; bring contain­ Connell's Grizzlies will make their
Saylor Bailey and E C. Bartlett,
ers Inquire 231 Gresham street. stop In Crescent City where they
all of Keno, Oregon.
will meet a strong eleven from
GEORGE FINLEY,
1937 FORD de luxe sedan with 1 »«-I Norte high school Saturday
Register.
built-in trunk, used as show car, afternoon.
(SeptlQ-17-24Octl-8)
very low mileage; this car car-
Tlie Ashland high school team
ries a new car guarantee, big took a major setback this week
discount.
when "Dutch” Sch< idereiter. reg­
CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO
ular center, cracked a bone in his
Phone 50 Ashland
wtist but Jack Weaver, tackle,
has fitted into the pivot post well
1936 FORD de luxe Medan With ami O’Connell’s squad is expected
built-in trunk, low mileage, one to win over the Crescent City out­
of our RAG cars; Hee thin car fit
before you buy, you will appre­
ciate it.
Your Ford Dealer
All-Colored Revue
CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO.
Phone 50 AHhland
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO
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LEGAL NOTICES
WANT ADS
Grizzlies To Travel
For Crescent Game
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COMING TUESDAY ONLY!
PLUS
“TO MARY
WITH LOVE”
chorus of singing, dancing musical
comedy artists
On the screen John Boles and
Doris Nolan will appear in the
comedy romance. "As Good As
Married " The stage revue will ap­
pear at 4:15. S and 10 p. in Tues­
day.
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America’s Fastest
35 BLACK AM) TAN
ENTERTAINERS
HOUSEKEEPER Wanted, wom­
an to keep houne for month for
two adult«, two children. T.
Mansfield, corner East Main and
Fordyce it recta
( 49p »
from the Heart of Harlem
DARKTOWN
SCANDALS”
Mighty successor
ti inch Remarque's
notable "All
on the Western
Front"
on the Screen
JOHN BOLES
DORIS NOLAN
“As Good
As Married”
■ mmm
LITHIA
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~
12 Extra Cann of Milk
RECLEANEI)
WHEAT
OATS
RYE — BARLEY
KLAMATH HAY
BETTER FEEDS for LESS
MATS. 30c—EVENINGS 10c—Kiddies 10c Anytime
'____ •________
SUREMILK 16
For Real Profit from Cows!
.
DAVIS
FEED STORE
53 Second Street
Service Station
858-870 E. Main SL—Eat, 1922
LET I'S CHANGE THE
FOR RENT Four room apart­
ment for four girls, 2 large bed­
rooms. 152 Sherman St.
(49c)
OIL and GREASE
DENTISTS
Winter Lubricants
DR. R E. WALKER
Phone 178
Swedenburg Building
Voti Pay ONLY for the
NEW Put In—
NO CHARGE for CLEAN-OUT
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
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IN
VOCK CAR TO
1 Like To Serve You
X. L. ELECTRIC
Phone 82
137 N. Pioneer St
Dr. W. Oeser
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Wheat, catch weights
Ground Barley
Rolled Barley, 80 pounds
Anchor Flour
Bouquet Flour
Ground Wheat and Barley
12-inch Pint* Lumber
$1.70
$1.15
$1.29
$1.15
$1.39
SI.(Ml
$8.99
FLANDERS’ FARMERS’ MARKET
South City Limits—Phone ISO
Al.WAYS PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE
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