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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
1 lc 25c 40c Tax 10 pc Lillard Out for
Stellar Mat C ards
Fnday and Saturday!
Claudette Colbert
and
Ray Milland
“SKYLARK
“HEYFOOT”
SUN • MON • TUE
Jack Benny
and
Carole Lombard
“TO BE OR
NOT TO BE”
BARGAIN
DAYS
BIG
HITS
Promotei .«rack Lillard will con­
tinue his policy to bring southern
Oregon w,estnng tans the best
available talent in the nailon lo
Medford armory next Monday
night when he will present another
of his stellar mat cards. Lillard
was unable to say Just what his
line up would be but planned to
have an announcement ready late
today.
Lillard said he hoped to be able
to bring Tom Rice, former USF
football star and one of the fastest
developing grappling men in the
business, to Medford in the near
future.
Norval Stockstill, who was to
have met Tex Clinier in a special
added attraction last Monday, was
injured in training but informed
.Lillard he will be able to go in a
week or two. Stockstill is an
amateur wrestler from Talent who
is anxious to break into the mat
game.
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CARPENTERS WANTED
FOR ALASKA WORK
Carpenters are needed in Alas­
ka. The 11th district U. S. civil
service office today issued a call
I for Joiner carpenters at $11.36 a
day plus overtime, for duty at Ko­
diak. A limited number of Journey­
men carpenters for finish work
and laborers at $7.78 a day plus
overtime are also required.
There are no written examina­
tions and qualified applicants re­
ceive immediate appointment. Ap­
plications are taken at the llth
district U. S. civil service commis­
sion, room 326 Post Oilice
ing, Seattle.
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PETER K. ATHANAS
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Wednesday for Peter K.
Athanas, whose death occurred
Monday. Arrangements were in
Indicative of the amount of gas­ charge of J. P. Dodge and Sons. I
oline used in Oregon ,it ' would
The depth of the Black Sea is
have required nine railroad tank
cars per day to transport gas- amazing, exceeding 7,000 feet in
oline used for non-highway ’ pur- some spots.
poses alone in Oregon in 1941,
Earl Snell, secretary of state de­ • Subscribe for The Miner today
clared today. He announced the
state refunded $1,691.745.27 on
gasoline purchased in the state
and not used for highway purposes
last year.
The 1941 refund was an increase
of $108,757.49 over the refunds
for 1940. The state gasoline tax
of five cents per gallon is refund­
ed to purchasers of gasoline not
used for highway purposes. These
uses include tractors, stationary
engines, boats and aircraft.
The state paid a total of 36,816
claims during the year, with the
GfitBaWlUH'S ’«MATES! SHO» ON £AATH"
average claim payment amounting
WAS THE FIRST CIRCUS TO TRAVtl (Y
to $46.10.
RAILROAD-MAKIN« HS FIRST TR» IN
refunds for gasoline used in
1*72 IN AS SPECIAL
"
aircraft showed the strongest
gains during the year, the total
being 25 percent above that paid
out in 1940, Snell's report stated.
Forty-four percent of all re­
funds went to Oregon farmers.
Logging operations accounted for
28 percent while cities and coun­
ties got 10 percent. The remainder
was divided up among commercial
operations, maritime exports, etc.
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MODIFY CuKN BORER BAN
An amendment to the recently
revised quarantine pertaining to
European corn borer in other
states was signed recently by the
director of the state department of
agriculture and will become effec­
tive May 20. The amendment elim­
inates celery, oat and rye straw,
cosmos, zinnias and hollyhocks
from the list of host plants which
cannot be shipped into Oregon ex­
cept under the quarantine provi­
sions.
Non-Highway Gas
Use Extensive
I raters-Pelicans
¿Split First Series
i'ue Medlord Ciatera and K«a-
main runs 1'«means split even in
men WivK-eiiu senes v X ikii rip­
ened the newly-ioi med Viegou-
California baseball league at the
Craters park. lue Uviiuana rapped
Dutch Lieber in Suturday night's
game to win 7 to 5 but Sunday
arte moon the Craters came back
strong to stop the Pelicans 10 to 1
behind the fine pitching of Steve
Crippen.
lhe week-end series between
Giants Pass and Dorris, the other
two teams in the league, was post­
poned and will be made up later in
the season. Meuiord meets Dorris
in a two-game senes tins week­
end at Dori is and Klamath Falls
goes to Grants Pass for a like
schedule.
The Medford athletic association
has announced that the Baer Pho­
to Service team of San Francisco
one of the finest senii-pro teams
on the coast, will play the Crat­
ers May 30 and 31 at Medford.
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GAME COMMISSION TO
MEET IN PORTLAND JUNE IS
The Oregon State Game com­
mission will meet on Saturday,
June 13, at its office in 616 Ore­
gon building, Portland, to consider [
the 1942 season, bag limits, and !
methods for the taking of game !
animals, game birds and fur bear­
ing animals. The rulings found ad­
visable by the commission will be
publicized at that time and the
meeting then will be adjourned
until June 27 when the formal .
order will be passed. This will J
give the general public two weeks
to study and become familiar with
the regulations and also provide
the commission an opportunity, |
before final action is taken, to,
grant a hearing to any organiza-
tions or individuals who have ob- i
Jections to offer.
•
Boxing, the science of self- I
fense and sport, found its incep­
tion far back in the days of the
siege of Troy, 2500 B. C.
Thursday, May 21, 1942
ANSWERS
h .«*••*•••*•****««•**••, I
1 April 30. 1798.
2. Theodore Roosevelt.
3 August 15, 1914.
4. No.
5. Three.
6. Oliver Goldsmith.
7. For his bold signing of the
Declaration of Independence.
8. Sir Robert Stephenson Smyth
Baden-Powell.
9. West Indies. Bahama anil
Azore islands. Hawaii, northern
Africa and Queensland.
10. An alloy in which tin is the
basic metal. The tin is usually
mixed with lead, but antimony, bis­
muth, brass and copper are also
used
Write a Letter
If you have a son, friend, or rel­
ative in some branch of the Unit­
ed States armed forces, the Miner
invites you to bring his address,
along with notes of his progress
in camp, to this office for publi­
cation in this column. A letter
from the folks at home is one of
the things every soldier looks for­
ward to and appreciates most
Don't you think it is worth a
three cent stump ami a little of
your time to wme a cheering let- i
ter to some friend or olatlvv who
hus thrown aside his Job to keep
our homes mid country what the.' !
are today?
David Hitman's addieiia v.i
enoneousiy smieu in iusl week* I ¡E N T E R t A I N M E N I
issue. The correct address is 2727 |
Phone 7561
N 13th street, I'hiladelphia, Penn
Pfc. MacKenzle Roberson, who I
"burned up" the basketball court.* |
for Ashland high a few years ago |
is stationed nt Fort Stevens where
he is in the supply department ■
Letters addressed to him at 24f»tb i
Coast Artillery, Fort Stevens. Ole !
gon, will reach him.
Bud Etzweller. who played line |
man on Ashland high football
teams about 11*33 and l»o4, la un
with
deigning an 18 weeks course in n
radio operators' cluss in Scottfleli
and
Hi. He writes that the post is cci
tainy a melting pot for college
plus
inen. Just about every college In
the country is represented and de
green are quite common Bud. who |
attended 8OCE after graduation
from Ashland high, says he is do­
ing his best to uphold the honor
of SOCK. His address Is 30th
T 8. 8. B 778. Scottficld, III
with
Letters addressed to Win. N. El-
hart, Bill to the home folks, must
be sent to USS MacDonough.
and
t
Pearl Harbor. T H. care of
Fleet P. M.
LITHIA
Friday, Saturday
Jhe Bombay
^¡'Clipper
Irene Hervey
William («argan
Bullets for
Bandits
Bill Elliott
Tex Ritter
Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday
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plete list of bargains.
Lawnmowers are still available
at $5.98
Wednesday and
Thursday
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