T he J acksonville M iner Combined Grange Meet Gets Crowd GEO. LITTLE OPENS OFFICE popular song, “Tie a Little String Around Your Finger" which was spit from a radio loudspeaker the (Continued from page one) other night and wants the world to son, never failed to have one of know this one is without the kind these conveniences tucked away in the tool box. And below, atop the ponderous volumes, is the conception Jackson­ ville school students have of Prin­ cipal Coe when he was a boy, Paintings of the Day George Little, Jacksonville's ener­ getic museum curator, real estate dealer and authority on minerals and mining, has opened an office in the Judge Roe office building next About a hundred people, includ­ ing visitors from neighboring to the Marble Corner and is con­ granges, attended the joint meeting centrating his efforts on Jackson­ •f Applegate and Jacksonville ville real estate. Mr. Little, due to a slight stroke granges Friday evening at Apple­ suffered a few weeks ago, is unable gate hall. The business meeting was short­ to be at the museum for long hours, ened to allow a longer lecturer’s the constant standing and chill hour, during which several grang­ rooms being too much for the old ers gave brief talks. Henry Conger veteran. However it is expected permission S-nitchem’s spoke on the sales tax. With the George will be seen frequently in toothpaste. It is, he stab's, to re­ exception of a short sketch and a the famous museum for it is doubt­ mind our dear readers that in the ed whether his many friends duet given by Applegate members, event they have not already, now the program was arranged by Jack­ throughout western tourist circles is high time to send in their sub­ sonville’s lecturer, Charles Hoover. will permit complete abstinence scription to The Miner and see what from his interesting anecdotes and ; they get. Tune in at this same time Those taking the third and fourth thrilling tales of legends connected | each week and maybe Halftruth will degree obligations were Mrs. Lulla with the various exhibits. present another collection of paint­ Saulsbury, Herman Walters, and William Blair, owner of the build­ ings of the day—providing he can Anderson Mee. The hall was taste­ live this one down. fully decorated for the event with ing into which Mr. Little moved the spring flowers. Sandwiches, cake first of this week, had the interior j and coffee were served during the refinished and repapered for his ■ 11,500.000 MARRIED CHILDREN evening, with the Easter motif car­ good friend and co-mineral enthus­ ried out in a colored egg placed on iast. The realty man’s many friends about what he expects them to do Two years ago, when the mar­ wish him success and favorable re-1 each plate. riage of girls under 14 or boys un­ while birdies sing, the sun shines turns from his latest move. and grass grows. Tis a tough world der 18 was made illegal, there were till vacation, say they, and suggest in India 8,500,000 wives and 3,000,- BUSINESS FAILURES IN 1931 legislation immediately against all 000 husbands under 15 years of age. study, wood chopping and errand Within the past year one Hindu Business failures in 1931 number­ running, To the mother was fined for permitting ed 26,381, which is an all-time rec­ left is a picturiza- her three-year-old daughter to be­ ord. Of these, 1556 were bank fail­ — tion of what fhe come the bride of a seven-year-old Applegate club women have be­ ures. The liabilities of the banks bored of education boy. come “Oregon products conscious” that failed amounted to $1,475,290,- want to happen, since their entrance in the Oregon 000, or 65 per cent of the total, and and what their par­ Subscribe for The Miner today. label contest conducted over KM ED, amounted to more than twice the ents are certain has happened when which began in November and total liabilities of all kinds in the the first of the month arrives. year 1929. closed last Monday. And now, as a result of Carl The contest, given to determine Larsen’s mad dash up the highway, 1 MEDFORD 11 who could collect the greatest va­ we show one of Mrs. Chris Kenney’s riety of labels from food products chickens, vic­ Friday, Saturday, April 1-2 supplied in Oregon, was won by tim of the urge the Phoenix extension unit, which to cross the held 484 labels. As a prize they will road at the GIGANTIC AIR I DRILLER receive a 12-pound ham. The indi­ wrong time. viduals collecting the most labels Kenneys Leonard’s Rendezvous cafe, in The Sunday, Monday, Tuesday were Mrs. Florence Drake of Phoe­ will enjoy April 3-4-5 nix, with 220 labels; Mrs. L. O. addition to its already opened pri­ chicken dinner Caster, Phoenix, 131, and Mrs. Lee vate dining rooms, which have this evening, JOHN AND LIONEL Port, Applegate, 105. Mrs. Drake proven very popular, is pushing you can bet. work on its basement, which will will receive a box of Oregon food Doesn’t your be transformed into an up-to-date, mouth products as a prize. water modernistic dinner dance and cab­ at sight of Never before have Applegate I aret. this housewives realized the great ex­ succulent mor entertainment is plan­ sel ? Ours ­ tent of Oregon’s food supply. One ned Original and Jacksonville will have, in doesn’t too. worker found 18 different kinds of the near J future, a real rendezvous) bread. Among other things were totally unlike This crippled any other in southern Vied., Thur*., April 6-7 spices, potato chips, crackers, can­ Oregon. Rustic entrance and novel rooster is so old, we were able to dy and pickles. The Portland spices furniture is planned and definite learn, that he feels like a spring ‘THE GREEKS HAVE A caused the most trouble, however. I announcement of opening date will • chicken when around a chain-store ; NAME FOR THEM’ Their labels were painted on the be made soon. egg. Some cruel villain has hinted \ Featuring JOAN BLONDELL his fate to the doomed fowl, hence i cans and were not removable. Con­ The Rendevzous cafe is Jackson-1 sequently spices, can and all had to ville’s newest business venture and the visible tears. “I’m a tough cus- ■ be turned in to Mrs. Mabel Mack has from the start drawn many val-1 tomer,” rooster was heard to say, Mats., Week Days 20c along with the rest of the labels. ‘ ley people to this city, not only to “but I’ll be denied if this depres­ Eves., Sun. Mats., 30c •f Announcement of contest winners the modem cafe, but also to view sion hasn’t brought an end to my was sent over KM ED Monday by its other very unique attractions in­ menu-exemption.” And lastly, H. Exaggerate has j Fox Rialto Any Seat 15c Mrs. Mack, who also gave her week­ cluding antique shops, museum and ly talk at that time. Her subject historic buildings. Indications point displayed an illustration of that I this week was on the value of j to a successful future for the es­ cheese. tablishment. The regular meeting of the local unit will be Tuesday, April 5, In­ EUROPEAN TRAINS CUT stead of March 29, as was an­ nounced last week. An illustration of how severe the depression is in Europe may be Try Miner classified advertising. gathered from the fact that the ex­ press service from London to Lau­ sanne, Switzerland, which formerly was of daily occurrence now runs but once a week. Other important New and Second Hand Goods daiiy trains have been made semi­ weeklies. GET YOUR TRADE CARD FOR AN ELECTRIC CLOCK > > O Ö » z 0 CD o ■o z « g c S c > g r H CL O B e o X » 0 CL r » ft ■■ B < M • FOX CRATER1AN SKY DEVILS’ BARRYMORE in ‘Arsene Lupin’ We Trade for Anything Worth Handling The Jacksonville Exchange Wendt’s Dairy Non-Reacting Jersey Herd Modem Mechanical Milking, Sterilizing and Cooling Equipment Always the Freshest, Purest and Best Men's and Ladies' SHOE REPAIRING in the Mode rn Way A FULL LINE OF SHOE FINDINGS JOHNSON’S S hoe R epair S hop Fred L. 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