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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1934.
The "Golden Mine " Unique Dining Place) to Open Saturday
THOMAS BOOTHBY
PROPRIETOR NEW
PLEASURE CENTER
Th (rtgrano of sugar pin lend
B outdoor atmosphere to the Gold
en Mine, unique dining an dancing
rendezvous vhlch will open Saturday
at 323 East Main atreet under t'ae
management of Tom Boothby, well
known Medford man.
Bajk from sturdy plnea has been
uaed In constructing a 34 foot bar at
the entrance of the Mine and prac
tically all fixtures are bordered with
pine to carry out the rustic plan. The
entire length of the new place la 130
feet, 48 of that being devoted to a
dance floor located In the north end
tunnel.
Forest aoenea with blue tinted
mountains decorate the wall of the
main dining room whloh has both
table and attractive booths. Light
ing fixture made of laurel hang from
the high celllnge. Individual lamps
in the booth are also fastened with
small laurel limbs.
Separating the tunnel from the
main floor 1 a rugged bark fence be
low an archway resembling the mouth
of a miner's dug out. Lanterns at
each side light the way Into the dance
room which contains a number of
comfortable booths, benches hewn
from smooth logs and a novel orches
tra platform. Mualo will be furnished
by H. "Pat" Davenport, cabaret pianist
with years of experience In some of
the leading Paclflo coast cafes.
Wall of the tunnel are painted to
represent the Interior of a mine, om
tumes of the floormen will add a col
orful note with their gay shirt and
bandana handkerchief scarfs. A good-
dmd itaff of waiter and waitresses
will be on hand Saturday to assure
prompt and courteous service, accord
ing to Mr. Boothby.
A large balcony bordered with a
pine bark fence ha been lit tea up
to take care of Jubilee guest during
next week' rush.
An expert pantry man has been as
cured to prepare sandwiches and sal
ads at the Oolden Mine which will
also feature beer.
GOING LAST ROUNDUP
EUREKA, Oal. (UP) Two loco
motive which were puffing from
Humboldt county' redwood forests
60 years ago, hauling loga from
which early Oalltornlans hewed
great western empire, are about to
fall before the march of progress.
Tho locomotives, constructed In 1880
by the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
will end their periods of aervlce as
scrap ateel to be used In rclnforo
tng the mammoth San Francisco Bay
bridge, wrecking company official
announced.
Eden Precinct
EDEN PREOINOT, June 1 (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson and Mrs.
Ullle Blackwood returned to Phoenix
from Pomona, Calif. Mr. and Mr.
Jackson will remain through the fruit
packing season.
Mr. and Mrs, Warren and aon are at
the home of Mr. and Hn Watt In
Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs, King are old
time residents of Phoenix. Mr. Watt
and Mr. King went out to the mine
Wednesday.
Many people from a distance visit
ed Phoenix over Deooratlon day,
Thimble club will meet at the home
of Lillian Coleman Friday afternoon.
All member are urged to be present,
so work on the quilt might be completed.
HATCHERY TROUT LOST
IN DESCHUTES FLOOD
BEND, Ore., June 1. (AP) More
thfin a million mid hnlf young
trout pertahed at the Fall River state
hatchery when a wall of water swept
from the upper Deachutes hllU late
last TueMtny, It was announced to
day by Dr. J. O. Vnndcvert, member
of the state game commission.
JUBILEE HIGHLIGHTS
With local merchants responding
with a genuine spirit to requests to
decorate store front for Oregon'
Diamond Jubilee celebration, Med
ford will present an unusually beau
tiful appearance during Jubilee week.
General Chairman B. O. (Jerry) Jer
ome la particularly pleased with the
fine display of clvlo patriotism In the
cooperation of business house In
ordering these decorations.
It 1 through thl cooperation, he
said, that it Is possible to have
streamer of Jubilee decoration
strung across the streets and the
placing of attractive Jubilee emblems
on lamp-poat, leaving a lasting Im
pression on the many thousands of
visitor In Medford and aouthern Ore
gon next week. It wa pointed out
that Jubilee shopper will be attarct
ed to the many atores displaying the
Jubilee decorations, and It 1 likely
there will not be a single establish
ment which will not be displaying
Jubilee color.
Fly-casters from all part of the
Paclflo coast have been Invited to
take part In Oregon's Diamond Jubi
lee fly-casting tournament scheduled
for next Sunday morning, W. F.
(Toggery Bill) Isaacs announced to
day. An Ideal casting pool has been
prepared In Bear creek Just above the
Main street bridge, where event will
begin at 9 o'clock In the morning.
Competition will be provided In
dry and wet fly accuracy pasting, dis
tance fly, distance with ounce
plug and in other events. Worth
while prlxea will be offered to win
ners, who will be chosen from a good
sized field. Interest In this feature
of the Jubilee Is widespread, but
local fly-casters are particularly
urged to take part and at their earli
est convenience to try out the casting
pool. There will be a special event
for amateur. Other details will be
announced tomorrow.
"Are the people Interested in Ore
gon's Diamond Jubilee ' celebration?
I should say they are,". Monte H.
Reger declared upon arriving In Med
ford today from Ventura, Calif. Mr.
Reger 1 the owner of "Bobby,"
10.000 celebrated Longhorn steer
which will take an active part In
Norman Cowan's famous round-up,
featured Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday afternoon, followed
by a special showing Saturday night.
Several hundred dollars In prize
money win be offered dally and the
largest numbsr of cowboys ever
brought together In aouthern Oregon
will take part In the roundup, Includ
ing numerous names well known In
rodeo circles.
Quite a large number of people will
be needed for the pioneer parade, an
ovent of next Thursday, J. Verne
Shangle, parade' chairman, reported
today. As many persons as possible
are urged to be presented at the
county fairgrounds Thursday morn
ing, June 7, at 8 o'clock garbed In
pioneer clothe. While quite a num
bor of official entrlea have already
been received. It Is likely room will be
found for mors when the parade
actually is underway. Among parade
participants announced today were
"Spec" O'Donnell of movie fame and
Henri Warner, a veteran of stage and
screen. Teamed together, these two
actors promise aomethlng unusual
and of Interest to the thousand of
expected parade spectators. Another
entry reported today was that of Mr.
and Mrs. Oayton Sturtevant, who will
portray old time mlner-settlcrs com
ing to a now country.
Only a limited number of conces
sion apace are left for prospective
purchasers, the concession committee
indicated today. It Is likely these will
be purchased before the end of the
week, behooving local people, having
concesalon plans to make preparations
to purchase such space as early aa
posslbls. E. T. Allen, committee
member, announced this forenoon
that Browning Brothera carnival, one
of the best In the nation, will be set
ting up Its equipment here In a day
or two ready for business next Sat
urday, The carnival 1 celebrating
It silver Jubilee In conjunction with
Oregon's Diamond Jubilee, and Is giv
ing away to all children next Satur
day large gas balloons, as long as a
large supply last.
Inadvertently omitted In the last
listing of truck lines, carrying Jubilee
banners, bringing widespread pub
licity for tho celebration, the name
of the Consolidated Freight Line Is
Included today. The trucks of this
company are carrying 28 banners,
reaching point In Idaho, Montana,
Washington and Oregon.
To Oppose Martin
i I
ti ,- .suri.y,, i.
DEDICATES FLAG POLE
IL SERVICE
To dedicate the new flagpole at the
Annie Springs CCO camp, several
Medford people visited the camp
Wednesday and were guests at din
ner. In the afternoon, the Union
creek CCO camp's baseball team vis
ited Annie Springs; and was defeat
ed by the latter 9 to S.
At the flag raising ceremony, In
charge of the camp commander.
Captain J. R. Murray, a color guard,
Dave Drlskell, Lincoln DeHoff and
William L. Chandler, all overseas vet
erans, raised the flag, with the entire
company at attention and the other
veterans standing at salute while the
bugler played 'To the Colors." The
entire company then sang America.
Included among the guests at the
camp were J. B. Griff lug, civil educa
tion advisor for the camps In the
Ninth corps area, who was accom
panied by Henry Petri, educational
advisor for headquarters detachment
and Applegate camp.
Other guests were Mrs. HJalmar T.
Gentle and daughter Ann Louise,
Captain and Mrs, B. B. McMahon,
son Jerry and daughter Janet Anne,
Lieutenant and Mrs. H. A. Barrls, son
Billy. Lieutenant and Mrs. John M.
Rao, Mrs. Murray and daughters Sara
Jane and Elizabeth Ann, Chief Ranger
Joe E. Dunne of Portland was
nominated by republicans an candt
date for governor of Oregon. (Asso
ciated Press Photo)
youngest rider appearing in any rodeo,
will take part In Oregon's Diamond
Jubilee roundup next week. The
youngster has ridden for the past
three years and Is said to be better
than most grownups.
Electrical Fixtures .
In the New
GOLDEN MINE
Were Installed By
Flynn Electric Service
David H. Cinfleld of Crater Lake Montana State Unlveralty'. 193
national park. Mis. M.ravene Kiddle, basketball team won the state !..
Ranger CT.rle. Slmson. Dr. W. 0. collegiate title for the firs time Mr.
Bundursnt who was en rout, to 1922, Montana State college hartn,
camp Wineglass and Camp Superln- held It throughout the Intervene
tendent L. 0. Bowne. period.
We Wish to Extend
Congratulations
To The
GOLDEN MINE
On Its Opening Day
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Co-operation from the Oregon State
system of higher education was of
fered by letter today from Edwin T..
Reed, editor of publications of that
organization. Mr. Reed submitted his
own original Jubilee song and two
interesting poems on Crater Lake and
the Rogue River. These offerings will
undoubtedly be used to advantage.
Mr. Reed's office Is located In Cor-vallls.
The housing committee, under the
chairmanship of Henry Enders, Is re
porting excellent progress in Its ef
forts to locate sufficient accommoda
tions for the many visitors to be In
Medford, Ashland and Jacksonville
during Jubilee week. Mr. Enders
states the bousing situation la well
In hand, assuring accommodations for
all visitors. However, people not yet
contacted, still having available
rooms, are urged to get In touch with
Jubilee headquarters as early as possible.
One of the novel attractions of
Jubilee week will be found In the
wedding gown revue to be presented
by the Parent-Teacher association at
the Baldwin Piano Shoppe Monday.
June 4. The revue will be held during
the afternoon and will be followed
during the remainder of tho week by
an antique furniture display.
Buddy Reger, eight years old," the
Beer Equipment
and Plumbing for the
GOLDEN MINE were
furnished by
WM. HAMMETT
31 North Bartlett Phone 659
TOLEDO EDISON STRIKE
SETTLEMENT REPORTED
TOLEDO, June 1. (AP) Report,
that a settlement of the threatened
strike of Toledo Edlaon worker ha
been reached In negotiation between
company and worker representatives
emanated from an authoritative
source late today while the parties
still conferred.
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CORVDON AIRDOMB, Eng., June 1.
(UP) The pilot ana mechanle of
a French mall plane were killed today
when their ehlp struck a radio mast
In taking off.
Congratulations ....
To The
'GOLDEN MINE'
We appreciate the fact that wo were able
to negotiate your lease through this office.
CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, Inc.
LISTEN:-
To the beautiful tones of the
Baldwin Grand at the Golden
Mine.
This Piano Was Purchased from the
BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE
Dance In The "Tunnel"
Of The
MINE
GOLDEN
Saturday. June 2nd
GRAND OPENING
of Medford's newest and most exclusive 'dance salon,
luncheon and beer parlor is set for Saturday. Novel
entertainment features, including music by a master
cabaret entertainer and pianist, and singers, will
make the opening night one long to be remembered.
The interior of the GOLDEN MINE, at 323 East Main
Street, has been finished with the bark from sugar pine
logs providing a rustic effect and setting designed to
carry out both the exterior and interior of a Southern
Oregon gold mine.
The walls of the dancing room have been decorated in
a manner to portray the interior of a tunnel. Rock for
mations and mining timbers carry
out this theme. Chandeliers are of
copper and a soft lighting effect has
been provided.
H. "Pat" Davenport, a cabaret pian
ist with years of experience in lead
ing Pacific Coast cafes, will officiate
at the new Baldwin Grand Piano.
Miss Aileen Parker, petite and pretty
waitress, and well known in Medford
as an accomplished singer, will also
take part in the entertainment.
, The Golden Mine will specialize in various types of
salads and sandwiches prepared by experts.
Our breakfasts will please.
Weinhard's, Pabst Blue Ribbon, and Rainier beer will
be served. A complete soda fountain service
has been installed.
THE GOLDEN MINE TAKES YOU BACK TO '491
Invitation Extended:
"Medford and Southern Oregon residents, Shrin
ers, Veterans and visitors to Oregon's Diamond
Jubilee, are extended a cordial invitation to visit the
GOLDEN MINE without obligation."
Tom Boothby, Manager
123 West Main
Phone 335
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