S outhern O regon M iner
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1939
P |H>pular notion of how to
nak< -nds m«'ct »«-in» to be
(rtang<- a pension 'll
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tax exemption ut the othci
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lie »uprenie court has «on-
med »«-down strikes, and It's
ut time People ha«i fingers Is-
.(oiks wen- invented, and they
ij, ri something to sit <»n
somebody'» factory. t«s>
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Lvious are the ways of n crafty
L| Clink W<x«l <»f the Western
Ler writes <»f « familiarity with
| painful problem of picking
L from a new »hirt, but he
h fool us the last new on«« he
jr poked tns head through had
Celluloid collar and purple candy
kpea.
Number 9
SI. MARY’S EYED AS TOURNEY
WINNER; CHILOQUIN DOWNED
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Final Ashland'Medford Hi
Clash Set for Here Tonight
WINNER KERBY
ELKTON TILT IS
CUP FAVORITE
pLAYLS'G Delore packed houses
x in the large Southern Oregon
Normal school gym, 37 hustling,
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sweating class B high school bas
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ketball teams have been giving
their best for their respective col
rhr suspicion Sometimes aria«*»
ors since We«inesday evening,
khe minds of many whether the
when the 12th annual SONS invi
Lgrris' deep Interest in "Isms '
tational tournament got under
kszism. fascism and cwnmun-
way here.
L is nothing more than a dodge
Ln the "atlons'' namely, tax-
Most outstanding developments
of Tnursday s play was the sur
Ion
prise defeat of favored Chiloquin
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Dy Coos River in a nip-and-tuck
■X all people'» wearing apparel,
19-21
game. Observers rated Coos
THE
final
meeting
of
southern
■a are the most expressive
River as playing over their heads,
Oregon'»
most
bitter
athletic
Ihrr you feel like throwing 'em
while the defeat shunted Chilo
■ the air, or you want to Ntomp rivals Ashland high school Griz
quin into quarter-finals for fifth
zlies and Medford high Tiger»
L underfoot
place. Coos River wall meet Keno,
will get under way at 8 o'clock
victors over Camas Valley yester
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sharp in th«- Junior high gym here
day afternoon, for quarter-final
[This guy W«xxl at Weirton him tonight The fourth district game
position in the championship
I long last reached hut reward tietween th«- two outfits will mark
Hight, while the losing Camas Val-
I being an Inveterate columnist th«- hoop windup for the season for
leyites will face Chiloquin at 5 p.
■he other «lay, in his near-aight- Aahiand.
m. today.
| way. he trie«! to throw a Ford
Following Coach Russ Acheson's
Lt because it had horns.
Of all teams showing in the
suspa-nsion of two crack Medford
tournament play
to-date,
St.
player» Walter Kress«- and Ray
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Mary’» is picked by most fans as
|A i It has work«*d out, our ncu- (<!ru»by for breaking of training
the probable winner in the cham
Llity law lias kept America iso- rul«*». Ashland's chances to cop
pionship bracket, which will send
ir«l from foreign troubles just one of the four games gained hop«*
a team to the state title tourna
lr the Volstead act made p«xip|e in I ocm I circles, although there is
ment in Salem this month. St.
some chance that Medford's in
Lp drinking
Mary's Thursday evening dumped
grown fear of the local lads' fre
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i’rineville while Butte Falls was
quent upsets will cause the rein
|Art (Hie) Powell, editor of the statement of th«* errant pair ere
rooking good in its defeat of Mer
bntrai Point American, has gone I tonight’s opening whistle.
rill to send Butte Falls into quar
| for reform with a vengeance
ter-finals
today
against
St.
Against th«* Medfordites <'«mch
pee becoming mayor of ins town Skeet O'Connell will »tart For
Mary’s.
ut week h«- announced u bicycle ward» Ardis Warren and Bob
In the president's cup division,
uinance requiring license plates Weaver, with Joe Jewel at center,
the winner of the Elkton-Kerby
I wheels and examinations for and Kenny Harris and Bud Silver
game at 7 p. m. today is doped to
pent, who must reccivi* a grade as guards
become winner of that division,
Tall Bob Smith also
90 per cent or better. Fortun-
while other president's cup games
kly for Art, no such tests ar«- probably will »ee action tonight.
for today will be as follows: Pros
Tin- AHS Grizzlies, following an
nuirtxl for entering politics
pect vs. Talent, 9 a. m.; Jackson
all-day ride to Ixrkeview last Sat
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SHOWS' almve with ( mu h Earl Rogers (on the right) are the first string five of Ashland Junior high ville vs. Gardiner, 9 a. m.; Brook
urday, dropped a haywire nip-and-
March came in like a lamb in tuck battle to the Honkers of that
k’ school's basketball team which this year set a new all-time record for games won at the local in ings vs. Kerby, 10 a. m., and Phoe
phland thia week, and ha«l spring city. 19-17 Tin- game was mark«*«! stitution. They are. from left to right. Gale Kush and Alvene Monroe, guards; Chet Fowler, «-enter, nix vs. Elkton at 10 a. m. Follow
rar.
by unusually eff«*ctlve floorwork and Buddy Provost and Charles Jandreau, forwards. The Juniors took the southern Oregon champion ing these games, the double floors
on
th«- part of the Ashland lads ship her«- Monday night by defeating Medford Juniors 28 to 18. They won 14 games and suffered but at the SONS gym will be cleared
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two loss«-*, both at the hands of Medford. Outstanding upstate junior high quintets including Corvallis, and all remaining contests will be
and
th«- season's worst shooting
Jack Benny, in the had graces
Mliany and Roseburg also bowed to the Ashland mites with the result that the local record is tanta played on the larger single court.
I the revenue department and eye The Grizzlies were able to
In the championship bracket to
mount
to th«- state crown. (Photo by Bushnell Studio.)
outmaneuver
and
outhandle
the
any of hi» fans on »inugg ling
day, St. Mary's will meet Butte
hustling
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Jikeviewers.
but
couldn't
larges, apparently seen his duty
Falls at 8 p. m., and Coos River
have hit the banket with a garden
It never paid it.
will tangle with Keno at 9 p. m.
hose.
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Although tonight's game will
Consolation round in the cham
run competition to the SONS tour
pionship bracket is being battled
through by Reedsport vs. Powers
nament. a large crowd is exp«s-te<i
SOMETIMES it takes years,
at 11 a. m. today, Drain vs. Sisters
to repair to the Junior high gym
but |wetic justice nearly
at 11 a. m., Rogue River vs. Glen
for th«* singl«- game, which will be
always catches up with a man.
completed in time for fans to view
The Ashland Little Symphony dale at 12 noon, and Central Point
And in Ashland Sunday,
final contests at the normal school
orchestra,
under the direction of vs. Port Orford at noon.
justice did deliver an unusual
Winners in the championship
e
Ward
V.
Croft,
conductor, will pre
and well-aimed slap at one of
IfUy F. 8pencer, 58, well known
sent the second of its winter ser bracket at the close of last night's
REPEAT I’LAY IN MEDFORD rDHE first annual stag jamboree
yesterday's bad men. The film,
Hland man and former supcr-
ies of concerts at 8:15 p. m. Thurs games were as follows: St. Mary’s
As the result of repeated de 1 to be staged by the Ashland
"Jesse James,” was to oj>en
Rendent of the city dump ground, mands that the Shakespearean IJons club will get under way ear
day, March 9, in the Junior high 24. Reedsport 14; Prineville 15,
in a liM-al theater at matinee
Fedncjhlay wax arrested by Cali- Festival asecM-iation'» play. "You ly in the evening Wednesday,
gymnasium, it was announced this Powers 11; Butte Falls 28, Drain
and, come almost noon hour,
26 (overtime game); Merrill 23,
week.
kria police near Oroville on a Can't Take It With You." I m - pre March 8. in the VFW hall over I the celluloid print was not in
The orchestra of 35 members Sisters 13; Chiloquin 36, Rogue
Rrrant charging arson and in- sented in Medford. Director Angus Madden's Tire shop, according to
evidence. Inquiries revealed
will present numbers from the River 20; Coos River 24, Glendale
Wt to defraud an insurance com Bowmer's troupe of southern Ore Dr. R. E. Poston, president of the
that the southbound passenger
pens of Flotow, Saint-Saëns, Lu- 116; Camas Valley 26. Central Point
ity The charges grew out of the gon players present«! the comedy local service club.
from Portland was behind
ginni,
Hadley and Smetana. Guest 6; Keno 19, Port Orford 11. Sec-
11 burning of hia house, lo in the Holly theater Thursday eve
Extensive paraphernalia espe
schedule.
artist for the concert will be 1 ond run winners were St. Mary’s
lled on city property at the dump ning before a large audience. An cially adapted to the entertain
At long last a train had
Jeanne Joy, coloratura soprano, I over Prineville, Butte Falls ower
[Whd, resulting in his collecting outstanding success was nccordc«i ment of men has been loaned for
held up Jesse James.
who will present two groups of Merrill, C«x>s River 21, Chiloquin
♦1550 Insurance.
the
event
by
the
Medford
Elks
th«* presentation here a week ago.
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accompanied by Miss 19; Keno 21, Camas Valley 19.
Although the fire had the ap-
club, while program chairmen, un
e
Marjorie
Scobert
at the piano and
This year’s tournament, the big
***nce of being accidental at the
der the leadership of Bill Snider,
Bertha Denton, flutist.
gest ever attempted by the local
®*. local jxillce became nuapi-
Walter Ix'verette, Art Cooper,
In keeping with this year’s cus
ou* when it was learned that the
Ear) Nutter, George Goswick.
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tom, no admission will be charged
>Uap and furnishings had been
Chan Beebe. Paul Finnell and I. C.
for
the
concert,
the
entire
series
•ure,f for an "unusual" amount
Erwin, have completed extensive
Harry Chipman will open a new
lief of Police C. P. Talent opened
preparations for entertainment of business, to be known as Harry of concerts being open to the
l investigation of the case a few
I Chipman's Smoke House, in the public.
several hundred guests.
The
party,
complete
with
free
io a>’,> wben Spencer left for
building next to Fortmiller’s, for
ll'‘ornia P*>*nt* after disposing
refreshments and all the trim merly occupied by the Central
nla garbage collection route to
mings, will be open to Lions of Shine Parlor, on or about Monday,
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l’on"*n‘lnw, Joseph A.
Ashland. Medford. Grants Pass, March 6. Chipman will deal in a
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??.’ who alH<l was charged
Klamath Falls, Yreka and other complete line of tobaccos, candy,
•Hi complicity in the alleged
points, while invited guests of al) gum, peanuts, magazines and
By Our
The Southern Oregon Normal
«me
Lions will be welcomed. Following other sundries.
KETHOLE
school's
orchestra,
conducted
by
,Spenc,.
t
-
Ig
being
held
completion of the basketball tour
/Xu
be,nK held u,"|pr
Chipman has been stricken with
REPORTER
jw bond, while Barbeau wax ar-
nament at SONS this week-end. an infantile paralysis since November. Lucie Landen, is fast establishing
ted yesterday by local police
intensive ticket sale will be re 1937, and will operate his new : itself as one of the really fine or
chestras of southern Oregon, ac
ill iWaa ,>e,nK hel«l in the county
sumed early next week.
business from a wheelchair.
cording to audiences.
«in Medford under $500 bail It
A large turnout of local men and
The orchestra's appearance un
n,„not know" l'i«t night whether
visitors is expected.
der the auspices of the Ashland
Burt
H.
Smith
it h r would waive extradition,
I Music club has met with acclaim
»r/'!
bc returned here on the
and Companion
j by an audience of representative
t«>n^Tu
was filed a week
musicians, and a number of public
Are Invited to Be Guests of the
L;
Two secret
indictments
scheduled for the
I appearances
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iriv'iu ,hp l’a,r were brought
CHAN BEEBE, African hunt-
Southern Oregon Miner ■ near future are
as follows: Ashland
y this week by th«‘ grand jury.
er,
bringing back a Greyhound
high school, March 8: KMED 5 to
To See Their Choice of
Apparently Spencer and Bar-
alive.
5:30
p.
m.
March
22;
Jacksonville
the
Following
_ drenched the household with
C. B. LAMKIN telling about
high school, March 23; Phoenix
«•'line on th«* night of Jan 14.
Varsity Theater
Tli«- Me«iford District News, Ci
high school, March 23; Klamath a man who talked to himself be-
„ ... R Ughte«! mutch into the
vilian Conservation corps publica
Falls high school, April 6, and cause he liked to talk to an in
Programs:
har nfian'1 HP*‘e«le<i to Me«lford,
tion- for the district's 32 camps
Altamont Junior high in the eve teresting person and listen to
Mis'. l "*y Attended a dance. Th«1
with headquarters in Medford, re
(Friday and Saturday)
ning of April 6, sponsored by the one.
C. P. TALENT concluding,
le ii Waa an ,,'m,,'’t total loss by
cently rei-eived another honor from
Altamont P-TA.
"FERDINAND THE BULL”
hi«' |<>ca) firemen arrived on
after issuing numerous dog li
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Happy
Days,
national
CCC
jour
lc »cene.
"THE GREAT MAN VOTES"
censes at a dollar each, that
nal. when it was awarded a four-
RUNAWAY RETURNED
and "ARIZONA LEGION"
there are no female dogs in
W,lH accompanied by a pVANGEELIST J. R- TURN» star rating among printed news
"BFIJ, will begin evangelistic
Jack Ritchey, 15, Seattle runa town.
,
I Point woman at the time
papers
of
the
country.
But
one
(Sunday
and
Monday)
meeting» in the First Baptist
ROSS TILLEY being a typical
way, reported his plight to Ash
church at 7:80. Wednesday eve other CCC publication received the
land police here over the week-end husband and carrying his wife
JOAN CRAWFORD in
rating
in
th«'
entire
United
States.
ning, Marvil 8. Mr. Turnbull Is
a telegram to his mother in the RUBY'S unmailed letters around
"THE SHINING HOUR"
Th«' District News, edited by
Washington metropolis resulting for days, forcing her to resort
^'''V'''W motorist who has ii fin«' preacher. Bible teacher George H. Fields, district educa
in receipt of funds for a bus ticket to other means.
,
experiences is under- nn«l singer. He also is n chalk- tional adviser, has frequently re- | Please Call at The Miner Office
HARRY RICHEY paying a
which was used to return the boy
! ehoJ* h,lVe anPl that'd rather nrtlst of no menu ability mid ceived the top rating of four stars |
for Your Guest Tickets
dollar for a glance.
’ A
a buck deer than each evening draws cartoons to among printed newspapers. Since
J to his home Sunday.
8 P.M. TIPOFF
Oregon’s Outstanding Junior Quintet!
JUNIOR HI GYM
HOLDS INTEREST
Horse Finally
STAG JAMBOREE Iron
Pays Bandit Old Debt SYMPHONY WILL
HOLD CONCERT
SET WEDNESDAY
EVE IN VFW HALL
IAY SPENCER IS
ARSON SUSPECT
Harry Chipman Will
Open ‘Smoke Shop*
In Fort miller Room
CHALK ARTIST!
SEEN IN A DAZE
SONS Orchestra To
Appear in Concerts
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District News Gets
One of Two National
FCC Paper Honors
^K h^ref,t' bUt "hC
nOt
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Earage.—Weston Leader.
Illustrate Bible themes.
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