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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
FOUR PLAYS TO
BE PRODUCED IN
EIGHT-DAY FEST
Bountiful Harvest Season
(Continued fi»in page 1)
cation; Geoige \\ Peavy, presi-
dent. Oregon State college; C.
Valentine Boyer, president. Uni
versity of Oregon; Dr. C. A How
ard. superintendent ot public in
struction. Frederick Steiwer. U. S.
senator; Charles L. McNary. U. S.
senator; Elam J. Anderson, presi
dent, Linfield college, and Bruce
Baxter, president. Willamette uni
versity
Shakespearean audiences are be
ing asked by festival officials to
arrive prior to curtain-time at 8:30
p. m. each evening, as none will
be seated during first scene of the
productions.
First Baptist Church
Charles E. Dunham. Pastor
Church school meets at 9:45
a. m.. R L. Walker, superintend
ent.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock
The pastor will preach the sermon
Young People's union will meet
Symtulk ol thanks (or thia year’s bountiful harvest, lheer pretty
at 7 p. m.
Evening service, 8 o’clock; the humerettea design their own horn of plenty, a display of products grown
message will be brought by the in all sectious of the United States.
pastor.
Prayer and conference meeting.
7:30 p. m. Wednesday
AND THEN THE FUN BEGAN!
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IMPROVE STATION
The Ashland Hotel Service sta
tion. operated by J. S. Reed and
Louis Barnum, underwent several
changes and improvements this
week as better greasing facilities
were arranged and a new covering
of paint applied
“We Have the Pictures”
•
TONIGHT
AND SATURDAY
GENE AUTRY
in
—plus---
GRACIE
FIELDS
VICTOR MclADLEN
WERE GOING
TO BE RICH
SUN - MON - TUES
CELLAR PAIR TO
END DEADLOCK IN
GLENDALE TRIP
tSHLAND'S limping Llthians
will gather their bats, suits
utid courage and depart for Glen
dale Sunday. Aug 6, to determine
which of the two cellar occupants
will remain on bottom of the heap
1 e game will
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Is* «ailed for 2 10
p in on Lie upstate lot
While the IJthians were being
« ut.'d 13-0 ut Yreka last Sunday,
Glendale was taking a 12-2 thresh
ing in Crescent City, indicating
’.'in! the meeting of the cellarites
probably will be an evenly-match
ed. vicious struggle to escape fur
ther league shame.
Ashland will travel with better
pi rising staff prospects this week
end, with Jim Krinock slated to
st.n on the mound l icking him
i|’> wil' tx- inul Grigs s. who i lissctl
connections on his ride to Yreka
last Sunday Sirtpaon will reeivc
Lithian offerings, and. Patterson
will be on first base Second Sack
er Darrell la-avens, away on va
cation. will not tie on deck for his
usual position. which may be ftlle«l
by Parker Hess, Jack Balding or
Bill Leever. In the possible con
tinued absence of Ted Schopf. the
shortpatch hole will have to be
filled, with Dick Porterfield bring
considered. Ager will take 'em at
the hot corner, while outfielders
will include Renier. Baughman
and Burden, with Manager Hall
ready to fill in if necessary
Glendale probably will face their
visitors with either Elliott or
Merle Johnson in the box, Mclatin
catching. Chaney on first, Belcher
second. Ball at third, Avery on
short and the outflehl including which has been cleaning up the
Thompson, Willis and probably county league by lopsided scores
Johnson.
Lithian players and official*
hair tieeu ytitn-i unimlng all
The Uthians have taken two
neck. At la*!, the i
think,
first-half whelping» at the hands
they're going to meet a club
of the Loggers. 9-1 and 10-5, but
with a better-hitting Ashland out- I they can brat.
fit taking the road, the locals in
The game should be an Inter
doped to come up with another esting one, with the secondary
league ’’upset" and win a game
Tnlentites extending themselves to
- •
show the “big boys” how the
game is played If the horsehide
fray works out under the Ashland
glimmers, a night game may be
arranged later with Medford In an
effort to avenge several embar
rassing previous meeting*
See you out there tonight, eh*
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Speaking of improvement. Fort
I TOLD YOU SO
miller's softtmll InHeld has come
a long ways since first half games
ALTHOUGH Ashland’s Uthiana Shortstop Bill Leevcr has almost
haven't been in a position to doubled the fielding effectiveness
dish out much on the field of base of the gold-shirted nine and the
ball honor, they are fast becom rest of the first line of defense,
ing known as the takeingest team I including l-arry Gill at the Initial
bag. Johnny Murphy on second
in the circuit.
But being good sports about and Lyle Reeder at third look like
their hard luck doesn’t settle all an -airtight combination that will
the problems of a lowing ball club strengthen the uimhoots of Ihtch-
The way home-town fans stay er H«»b Van Horne to a winning-
away is enough to give Club Sec I streak degree.
•
retary I. C. Erwin a broken heart
• George Hall, stuilcnt at U of O.
from loneliness.
You never can tell when a cus returned Wednesday to spend the
tomer will pass through the stile, | rest of the summer here with his
however. It wast just the other mother. Mrs Ida Pitman
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week the Lithlans ended up a
game with two coins to rub to • Ada Klngery, daughter of Mr
gether. Their resemblance to Lin and Mrs. H Klngery of Siskiyou,
suffered a laceiated finger when
coln was more than passing.
a playmate was using a hatchet
Tonight the Ashland outfit will i Tuesday.
stage the southern Oregon and • Bud Silvers. Stan Davis. Delbert
northern California premiere base Pones and Charlie Warren spent
ball game under the arcs when two days this week at laike o’ the
they meet the Talent town team. Woods.
HINDSIGHT
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•
“Rootin’ Tootin’
Rhythm”
I’ete Belcastro Back
• WANT ADS • For New Forays Into
lc per Word per Insertion Medford Mat World
Pete Bglcastro, the wild man
FOR SALE Spray painting out
fit, complete on four-wheel trail from Weed, will return to south
er. at must-sell price. Art ern Oregon this week to appear on
Promoter Mack Lillard's Monday
Adams, 171 Granite.
night grappling card at the Med- j
FOR SALE—Priced to sell, sev ford high school field, Pete has
eral furnished houses, near developed a new and sensational 1
schools, small payment down, hold that is a fall winner and he
$10 monthly payments, with 6 will try it out on Sockeye Jack
per cent interest. Inquire at 231 McDonald in the top main event I
Gresham street.
(30p) of the card.
Second up on another main
event match is Sgt Bob Ken-
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naston, the Gold Hill crab expert,
NOTIC E IOK PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Jo who will meet Crybaby Joe Smo- i
1
seph Freshour, Jr., of Klamath linski, the rough and tough Polak I "
River, Calif., who, on July 17, These two are always in one an- j ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT
1933. made second stockraising other’s hair and should provide a
HURST’S
nomestead entry. Acts 12-29-16 fast and colorful match.
Meeting for the first time in
md 6-9-16, No. 020609, for SWV,
NEU. NEUSWU, lot 3. section 7, the opening go will be Flash Kelly
township 41 south, range 1 west, and Benny Wilson of Texas Kelly
Willamette meridian, has filed not- and Wilson are both clever and
i ice of intention to make final fast wrestlers and an evenly- !
I proof, to establish claim to the matched bout is promised.
Opening bell will be at 8:30 p m
land above described, before Victor
A. Tengwald, United States com
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missioner, at Medford, Oregon, on
SON IS BORN
Friday, Saturday
' the 13th day of September, 1938.
Bom to Mrs. Geraldine Lusk, at
Claimant names as witnesses: the home of her parents, Mr. and
J. R. DeAvilla of Klamath River, Mrs. A W. Scott, 300 Avery
DOUBLE
Calif., Kenneth Wells of Walker, street, Sunday, July 31, a nine
FEATURE
Calif., Wm. Head of Applegate, and one-half pound son. He has
Oregon, and Chas. Cook of Klam been named I>eslie Ernest
ath River, Calif.
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GEORGE FINLEY, Register • Mr. and Mrs. D. Perozzi have 1
(Jul 22-29 Aug 5-12-19)
returned from a two weeks vaca
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tion trip to White Horse, Alaska
REMEMBER—?
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
They were accompanied by their
daughter Lucille of Portland.
“After the Ball Is
NOTICE is nereby given that
•
Louis Miller of Copco, California, • R. I. Flaharty was in Redding, ;
Over’*
box 9, who, on Sept. 20, 1933, Calif., on business Wednesday.
made
additional
stockraising
“Cake Walk”
homestead entry No. 020587, for
“Old Man River”
NWU, WUSWU, NEU8W1/4. establish claim to the land above
section 28, township 40 south, described, before Victor A. Teng- ; SHOWBOAT HAS THEM ALL
range 4 east, Willamette meridian, wald, United States commissioner,
has filed notice of intention to at Medford, Oregon, on the 6th
make final proof, to establish day of September, 1938.
Claimant names as witnesses:
claim to the land above described,
DICK FORAN in
before Victor A. Tengwald, United ■I. R. Bilderback, Vick Zboralski,
Slates commissioner, at Medford, Emmett Elton Kirby and Edward
Oregon, on the 25th day of Aug B. Baer, al) of route 1, Ashland,
Ore.
ust, 1938.
GEORGE FTNLEY,
Claimant names as witnesses:
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Register i
George Wright of Hornbrook, Cal-
■ ifornia; W. H. Wallis of Ashland, (Jul 8-15-22-29 Aug 5)
Oregon; Fred Frain and Wm. Dav
idson of Copco, Calif.
Sunday, Monday
ZENITH RADIOS
GEORGE FINLEY,
Register. I
and Tuesday
(Jul 8-15-22-29 Aug 5)
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NOTICE is hereby given that
James H. Toft of 3230 Huron '
street, Los Angeles, Calif., who,
on Oct. 25, 1933, made original
homestead entry, acts 6-6-12 and
6-9-16, No. 021107, for SMiNW1/*,
NfoSW1/«, rection 13, township 39
south, range 2 east, Willamette
meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final proof, to
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