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Friday, August 5, 1938 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER • TALENT • • HILTS NEWS • LITHIANS TAKE 13-0 BLANKING • Mi> Lew Ki’llui mid mm K iih • Th«’ Hilt hiiHi hall nine played per left Tuvmluy iiioiiiing fol I xih Mt Shaata on the home diamond Atigrlrx to join het tiuHliund. who I Sunday *Fana enjoyed a cloae, Although they had their mo H uh employment there hard played gain»- with the acorr ments, Ashland's Llthians stood • M ih K hi I liuyloi guve het tied nt the eighth Inning, ami th«- Sunduy wehiMil elmm u picnic treat final count giving llllt the victory, i <>ut In the field for a couple of nt Juckxon hot MpiliKK* Wednen o to n hours whll<- a luck-kissed Yreka day • M ih M Bradfield ami baby »on ' outfit romped and play«d at bat in •> Kenton llotiliiiiH returned from went holm* from th»- llllt hospital Yreka Sunday. July 31, the game the northern part of the atate Monday • Where lie had Iwen Wolkin^ In Illi ' • Mi ami Mra Iron Itoaem-rnna ending in a 13-0 whitewash. wheat harveat The Ashland team, as usual, was • r« th»- pnrrnta of a baby «laugh- • i ' h t .<lent Ifund iv at tool told ter. Ironna. who was torn Friday short-handed, although the game a picnic at Jaekaon hot Nprlngx and weight’d arvrn ami one-hiilf w<ia not the one-aiiled contest In Tuemluy ;>ounda • .1 ¡•rice, formerly of Talent, • Mi mid Mtn Andy Vieira arid dicated by the score, fhtxher returned here Monday and plana liughteia June mid Ixrla spent the Johnny Schonneker starte»! on the to make thia hia home again He week »-mt In W»’«’d vialtrng rrla- mound for the Uthians and the la ataylng at Tnmc'a camp ground tlvra die was cast in one-third of that • Mi mid Mri Sam Welhtirn mid q Mr ami Mra Gerald Black at- inning Bennett. Yreka lead-off »on Teddy railed on Mi and Mia temled the show In Ashland Sat man, went out. Ager to Putterson, Fred William» Sunday In Fern urday evening und things started hap|>ening valley • Mr and Mra Harry Newman Schonneker walked P. Brazil. Colt • Georpe Fvana of Tule I..A»<- -ver«’ In Aahland Saturday doubled, Coatney beat out a bunt, Calif, called on friend;» lieie Wed • Mr and Mr» W A Gran and as did T Brazil, Short walked and nearlay morning while en route t.*.-' »on made a bualncN» trip to Yreka nd tto |«lati- with tto fifth ItoHebuig run on a wild pitch, Collins and Saturday morning • M>- m .• Im «•« -.1 m .dford 9 Mlaa Muriel Billing*, who hna Foster each singled and complete»! waa a Week-end Rural of Mrs ' been visiting the W W Walker th» shelling of Schonneker. Meda Fox family the past w«’ek. went home Jim Krlnock, who had been • A aurpriae party wax given In to Burney. Calif . Sunday warming up since the hostilities honor of Mia» Elva Thompaon** i • Violet Hamblin of Irorris was broke loose, was sent in Two hits blithday unnlveiHury al the home visiting friemls in Hilt Sunday I were yielded while Jim struck of her parent)» Mr ami Mra Harry O Ironald Hord la staying with out one and made the third out Thompaon, Thursday evening. an unde In Gold Hill ground to first. Seven runs were July 28 Thoae preaent included • Mr ami Mrs R. Williams and scored in the flurry, all put aboard th»* Miaara Agncn Lacy, Mattel Ito futnlly drove to Medford Saturday by Schonneker manger. Josephine Fenton, Both Ashland's half of the opening Kennuaton, Edith Htidaon, Iter- nice Huson, Evelyn Huson, Gene canto was unimpressive, with vieve Thayer. !>elta Thompaon, Balding whiffing. Leavens fouling 1-olx Thompaon ami the guest of to th«’ catcher and Ager bounding honor; Messrs Alvin Fenton, one to Foster on the mound. ijoyd lJ»cy. Ceci) Walker, Beryl Throughout the game the Oregon Walker. Ernie Walker. Clarence lads collected but five hits, three ll'ildrldgc, Rodney Thompaon, Joe by Porterfield, and one each by Fenton Jr ami Owen 'Hiompaon. Baughman and Ager A pleasant evening wax enjoye») Yreka combined a total of 18 • Th»’ senior class of Talent high ■ hits five of them off Ashland's school held a dance in the city starting pitcher for their 13 runs, hill Saturday night. which were scattered after the • A number of Grangers attend* opening onslaught They blended cd the Grange picnic held Sun two hits for a counter in the third, squeezed in a two-base knock in day at Jackson hot springs fifth foi another. and motvl • Mis Imra Smith war mi Ash- twice each in the seventh and (ami caller Thumiay eighth on a brace of binglea • The Talent tiaaeball team won Collin» light-foot«-»I negro out lfi-10 at Prospect last Sunday fielder, was batting star for Yreka, Mrs Martin Paulsen amt Mrs hitting Mfely four times in five I III Eaat Main Meda Fox calle»l on Mr and Mrs chances For Ashland, red-headed Wil) Hewitt ami daughter Helen Bill l*ecver, playing his first game HI*F.<I\I> FOK KVIIKIIAY Tuesday evrnlng in Phoenix for the Llthians. turned in a good IMi MOMIM • Will Maxwell of Keene creek performance at shortstop In the was a visitor In Talent Tuesday absence of regular Ted Schopf Shampoo anti A Mrs Stanley Robbins attends»! Fingentaxe 50c Score by innings: RHE R«-tM’kah lodge in Ashland at the Ashland 000 000 000 0 5 4 l< M >!•' hall Tu« »il.iy I’ Vi-nlng 1 Regular $5.<MI Yreka 701 010 22x 13 18 2 • Mr and Mrs Chnrlcs Donart $3.50 of Ashland were calling on old Permanent Batteries Schonneker and neighbors and friends here Wed Krlnock to Simpson; Foster to Wet Fingirxxaxe •»5c nesday Colt. l.l < II.I.E X XH<>< • Mr anti Mrs R F Pinks spent I-------------- —------------------- W»-dnc»»!ay In Granta Paas. Subscribe for The Miner today. Page 3 I >4 * o 4 No Need To Split the Air S Because You’ve Broken Something! Whether IF» a |«a«ew tractor |a»rt or the handle of an old-fashioned pump, your troubles are over when you think of the Oak Street »-aragc—if it's metal and it’s broken or worn oot, we’re your man. V\ e « an weld, mend, duplicate or rebuild parts either In our ••hop or on the job. We have toth electric and acetylene welding equip ment, stationary and portable. We also do complete blacksmithing. We weld everything but broken bones! (OMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE — BATTERY TO RADIATOR—MOTOR OVERHAULING 4 WE MAKE ALE KIMIS OK STORAGE TANKS OAK STREET GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP PHONE 37-J 07 OAK STREET, ASHLAND, OREGON Nebraskans Will Hold Josephine Democrats Annual Picnic Sunday Will Be Party Hosts The southern Oregon Nebraska association will hold its annual Ne braska picnic in Lithia park in Ashland Sunday. Aug. 7. All ex-Nebraskans and their families are invited and expected to to present. They are asked to bring well filled basket» A good program is being prepared and free lemonade will to furnished. Dinner time has been set for 11:30 a. m. to 1 o'clock, at which time the program will get under way. "Be sure to come and meet old friends from your old home state: we will be looking for you." said T L O'Harra, president, who says he still thinks Oregon is fine and that Nebraska is not so bad ------------- •-------- Subscribe for The Miner today. LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE The fall political campaign will get under way, at least for south ern Oregon democrats, Sunday, Sept. 4, when the Joeephine coun ty democratic central committee will be hosts to democrats of Coos, Douglas. Jackson and Klamath counties in the first big political picnic In Grants Pass in many years. That is the plan announced this week by Paul T Moorehead, Jose phine county democratic chairman. Moorehead said that invitations have been sent out to all demo cratic candidates, state and coun ty democratic leaders to attend the picnic to be held in Riverside park on the banks of Rogue river in Grants Pass. The picnic program is being so arranged that those who wish to do so may attend the miners' jubilee being held in Caves Junc tion Sept. 3, 4 and 5. Millions prefer this "flavor that is different" • It’s a skillful cross between mayonnaise and old-fashioned boiled dressing — with a special piquancy all its own! 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