Friday, March 21, 1941
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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By 1 TOLD YOU SO
• FRIDAY AND •
• SATURDAY •
THELAW
HAS
COME!
One man brings
justice ... to the
most lawless of
Western-.
towns!
'UNREAL REALITIES
HINDSIGHT
ON SPORT«
IN THIS AMAZING AMERICA
VISITOR FROM THE SKT~>
Centuries ago ■ monstrous meteor
smashed into the desert with a crash
that in one second displaced as much
earth as was dug from the Panama
Canal. Meteor Crater, near c'aajv«
Diablo, Arnona, is the result.
The height of poor sportsman­
ship was exhibited in a Salem
restaurant last Saturday night
when a group of Salem boys
stormed tne eating place and at­
tempted to gain possession of lhe
basketball trophy won earlier in
the evening by Astoria in a 35 to
32 overtime game.
Nearly 100 Salemites gathered
outside the restaurant and booed
the Astoria team, which was in­
side eating.. A tew of the poor
sports went inside and picked
fights with the winners and sev­
eral broken windows along with
other damage resulted. Six cops
were sent to the scene and as
many boys were placed under ar­
rest.
It was necessary
take the
Asturians to their hotel in a police
car rather than risk bodily harm
41 PASSENGER
by the poor losers.
TOURING CAR~>
The council of the city of Salem
Greyhound's streamlined Super­
has ordered an investigation and
Coaches are often called America s
Coach Wally Palmberg of the
"out • of - town" cars They are big,
Fishermen has said that he would
luxurious 41-passenger limousines,
not take another team to the state
complete with chauffeurs. Air condi­
tournament until steps were taken
tioning insures comfort summer and
to assure him that his boys would
winter.
not again be subjected to such hu­
' /
miliation
and
unsportsmanlike
conduct.
It gets to be a great thing
when a team cannot go to the
tournament and win trom a
team that doea not have to
win from a league to get to
make the trip and then be
subjected to such an outrage.
Salem is having a hard enough
time to keep the yearly tourna­
ment and this outbreak will not
be beneficial to their cause. And
the Oregon High School Athletic
association has a ruling that any
school members or townspeople
who participate in a riot can cause
suspension of that team from the BELLVIEW NEWS
OHSAA for one year. This pen­
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alty will be inflicted on Salem if
the OHSAA cares to go the limit. met with Mrs. Walter Hash last
Thursday in connection with the
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Russell Hawk, candidate for work on comforters for Great '
pitcher on Ashland high'9 1941 Britain. The birthday anniversary
baseball team, bellowed like a of Mrs Gladys Knott also was
mad bull when, upon returning observed.
from the state hoop tournament, • Mr. and Mrs. A. R Kincaid,
he found that his name was not Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8tenrud and
included in the list of turnouts for Mrs. Sorenson were Sunday after-I
the team, published last Friday.
noon visitors in Medford.
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• Betty Dunn has been absent
Leighton Blake, AHS football from school for the past few days
coach, can hardly wait for com- suffering from measles.
pletion of the new $50,000 Walter • Miss Esther Wade, who has
Phillips field and the coming of been employed at Dunsmuir, has
next football season. It is a possi- returned to her home and will en­
zility that the Grizzlies will have ter Southern Oregon College of
a system of calling signals entire­ I Education.
ly different from anything around • Hot lunches for Bellview pupils
here in the past, or any place else will be served each day until close
for that matter. And Blake says it of school. There are only about 36
will be well to watch the pitching I served dally now since the seventh
of tiny Charlie Jandreau in the and eighth grades are being trans­
coming gridiron wars.
ported to junior high school in
fit
Ashland.
This department wonders if
• Mr. and Mrs. John Walker and
our good friend Bill Hulen of
Mrs. J. J. Walker arrived home
the Medford Mail Tribune saw
Friday from Anacortes, Wash,
the column headed Sport Gags
where they had been called by the
in the Central Point American
serious illness of the infant son of
dated March 6. If he didn't,
Mr. and Mrs David Walker The
we suggest he look it up.
baby is much better.
HOME GROWN
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AFRICAN LIONS
At F.l Moult, Californio. there's «
(arm where the only livedock Mined
is lions. Far from their native Africa
these wild heists are horn and raised
to earn a living for themselves in very
un lionlike fashion—as high-salaried
movie stan!
BATTLE ABOVE
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THE CLOUDS
The most famous ''battle shove the
clouds" was fought on land almost
50 years before airplanes were in­
vented The summit of Lookout
Mountain, near Cbntunooga. Tn-
ntnrt. where rival armies battled dur­
ing the Civil War. can today he
reached without t struggle, without
even an effort, on die world s steepest
incline railway.
Pacific T & T Pays
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• Funeral services for the 11-
yvttr-old eon of Mr. anil Mia John
Michelon, who passed nwity last
Monday, were held in Yreka Sat­
urday morning. The church wiu
filled to capacity with friends ami |
i vlativea for the aervicea. Members
of the Weed Sone of Italy were
pall bearera.
• Ruth Roaecrana, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald RoaecriuiM,
was taken to the Medford Com­
munity hospital Friday for a mas-
toid operation.
.
• Mr. and Mm Elmer Jackson
arc the proud parenta of a aon
born Friday morning at the Yreka
General hospital Both mother and
son are doing very well and are
expected to be home early next
week.
• Mrs
• ‘•"KKy Miller returned
Friday afternoon from it week's
trip to Seattle to visit her father
and other relatives. She was ac­
comiauiled on her trip hy two
ladles from Medford.
• Mrs Arthur Pedersen received
jvord Monday of the death of her
mother who lived near Narvik.
Norway. This is the first word
Mrs Pedersen has received since
the German occupation of thia
territory. The deep and sincere
sympathy of the community goea
to Mrs Pederson tn her recent
bereavement,
• Billy Gran and Raymond Cole­
man drove to Ashland Sunday to
attend a show.
• Mr and Mrs Hoy Clevenger
and son Bobby visited relatives in
Neno, Ore. over the week-end.
• While visiting In Ashland Sat­
I urday, Mrs
George llelgul was
taken ill and rushed to the Ash­
land Community hospital fur an
appendectomy.
• Mrs. Earle Temple of Sacra­
mento spent last week in Hilt on
business Mrs. Temple drove up
Saturday and they returned home
Sunday.
• Mrs E<| Adams and Mrs Nora
Bailey are taking over the instruc­
tion of the third and fourth grades
at the Hilt grammar school due
to the over
ciowllii, of the two
over-crowding
rooms i under
____ _ Mina
___ _ Gansberg and
•Miss Hunt Mrs Adams am id Mrs
Bailey will alternate in the work,
0M teaching morning classes and
the other afternoon classes
• Mrs Bill Fraley returned Sat­
urday from the hospital where
she was being treated for a throat
ailment.
Real and personal property tax­
es totaling $25,682.44 were paid
last week by the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company, accord­
ing to H 9 Al kins, manager.
Total operating property taxes
now being paid by the company In
Oregon are $790,835 25. which,
with federal, franchise and other
miscellaneous taxes, make the
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company's tax bill on its 1940 op­
Build
health with natural vita­ • Mrs I* R. Hardy la vlalting
erations in Oregon total $1,550,-
821, or more than 83c per month min It complex. East Side Phar­ in Han Franctaco with her daugh-
per telephone.
macy.
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TOM-TOM HOUND THE TOTEM
POLE, YOU TOOTS ond TOOTISI
»'s d^fitsr...MaskW
Large Crowd Attends
Hilt Boy's Funeral
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