T he J acksonville M iner
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES
Both from Jackson ville and O ver the Hill
Lyle, local resident, has
been receiving treatment at the
Jacksonville sanitarium thia week.
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• Mrs. Florence Hunsaker attend­
ed u Niirpriae party Saturday eve­
ning a' the home of u friend in
Ashlano.
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• Mr. and M th . Hodges, Jackson­
ville, visited their daughter, M m.
Jim Anderson, at a Medford hon-
pital, thia week.
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• Mr. and Mr«. Paul Keller and
family on Sterling had uh their
guests Thursday of thia week M in .
Shin, of Jacksonville.
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• Mr. an<l Mrs. Roy Smith, friends
of M in . Bernert, who I n in a Med­
ford hospital, visited over the
week-end with the convalescent.
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• T. S. Cady, of the Summit serv­
ice station, in having a «mall ten­
ant houxe built on hi» place. He
• M in .
U. S. APEX
RADIOS
expects to rent it to permanent
roaidentN. G. E. Wright is doing the
work.
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Visit the Native Daughters
Museum in the historic Bruner
building. Open Wednesday af­
ternoons from 2 until 5 o’clock.
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• Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Elder anil
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Burkholz of
Willow Springs visited at the Fred
Straube home on Applegate Sun-
day.
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• Mrs. Mrs. R. R. Johnson, Port-
land, is vlziting her brother, E. S.
Severance, and family this week
Mrs. Johnson will return north Sat­
urday.
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• Mrs. C. F. Bernert, who under­
went an operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital in Medford, is on the
road to recovery, to the delight of
her many friends.
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• The many friends of Mrs. Jim
Anderson will lie glad tn learn she
is recovering from a rather serious
operation. Mrs. Anderson is at the
Sacred Heart hospital.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Elliott of Portland
visited overnight Tuesday of this
week with the Chester Flitcroft
family. The northern couple left for
San Francisco early Wednesday
morning.
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• George P. Topping, attorney at
Bandon, visited John Pernoil re-
cently, while enroute to his home
after a brief business trip to Med­
ford. Mr. Topping is a former resi­
dent of Williams creek.
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• Tom Ruddy of this city went to
the Little Applegate section Mon­
day, where he has recently pur­
chased a gold mine from Walter
Whitney. Mr. Ruddy, who has lived
here in town for about a year, hav­
ing come from Alaska, took small
What Will it
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items of equipment with him for
• The intramural track meet be­ working the mine. A cabin is al­
Bring?
tween divisions of Jacksonville ready located on the property. He
school athletes, which was to have, was accompanied by Coke and John
Success or failure? Poverty
taken place Wednesday, was post­ Brite, local men, whom he said he
or
prosperity? Contentment
poned till later in the week because was taking along to pick up the
or
regrets?
It all depends on
of rain, it was expected that, nuggets.
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weather permitting, the events
you; for tomorrow will be
would be run off later this week.
• Three members of the Jackson­
just
what you make it today.
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ville school faculty will be enroute
A
savings
account at this
J. C. Yakel, the Rawleigh re­
to Squaw lake Friday afternoon to
bank
will
practically
insure
tailer, carries in stock a full
hunt the famed fish. Coe, Hunsaker
your future financial security
line of medicines, extracts, food
and Nee are the angling optimists
products, stock feeds, fly
who will embark to return (per­
—when you deposit a definite
haps) the next day and stated they
sprays and disinfectants. He
amount, systematically, in
have made arrangements with Dave
will make regular trips every
Dorn to drive up with his truck
six weeks and is located two
Saturday to haul the expected bur­
blocks north of grange hall, in
den of fish to be caught. They also
Central Point.
confessed that supplies will include
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• The next regular meeting of the a goodly quantity of bacon and
Adarel chapter No. 3, O. E. S., will eggs, for the trio expects to tire of
be held at 8 p. m. Thursday eve­ the sight of fish after the first few
ning in the order’s lodge hall in hoon. And it may be they’ll not
this city. All members and guests even enjoy mention of the finners,
Medford
are requested to attend in costume. piped up Halftruth Exaggerate,
Hostesses for the evening will be who interviewed the fishermen.
Mrs. Myrtle Merrifield and Mrs.
Contrast this happening with the
Hazel White, both of Medford.
15 YEARS FOR AN APPLE
mild and belated “justice” meted
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• Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Donbrosky! In huge headlines the Halifax out to Daugherty, Sinclair and Fall.
Daily Star makes much of the fact
and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. that
in New York city a man who
Havens and family, all of Medford, entered
HATCHING EGGS AND
a kitchen and ate an apple
have come to the Jacksonville hill was given
15 years in prison be­ DAY OLD CHICKS
district lately. They have moved to
From 5 Breeds of Good-Laying
cause
he
was
a third offender. The
the John Demmer place, where they
Hens
man
claims
that
he
was
driven
to
it
expect to make their home. The
by
hunger.
The
judge
who
sent
­
W. C. KASSHAFER
men are employed on the county
Phone 153
Jacksonville
road work in the Applegate valley. enced him says that he will approve
freedom for him after five years.
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• Tom Reed, Jacksonville’- prodi­
gal businessman who returned here
the first of the year to take over
the Marble Corner, has been busy
this week spading up the back yard
On All
of his establishment for a garden.
Tom has ordered new lumber for a
Medford
fence to keep stray chickens from
Phone 57
105 W. Main
throwing sand in his spinach—when I
it comes up.
All Plates Made in Our
M arcel or
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Own Laboratory
F inger W ave 75 c
• Mrs. George Campbell of this
city had as her guest this week
With Shampoo $1 and Up
Dr.Charles E. Kunz
Miss Femeta Neathamer, Grants
Holly Theatre Building
P
ermanents
$5
up
Pass, and Miss Luella Dressier,
Phone 68—Medford
Crescent City. Mrs. Campbell and
All Work Guaranteed
Miss Neathamer Tuesday drove
Miss Dressier to her home on the
coast, returning the same day. The
Grants Pass guest will remain here
for another week or so.
petition to all the women’s clubs in
furnishing an excuse to get away
from home, is said to be due to the
fact that the men don’t have much
show when the wives are concerned,
and that they couldn’t back the
thing up.
Tomorrow -
•
Farmers and
Fruitgrowers
Bank
Bowman Barber
and Beauty Shop
• Rehse and McKinney, owners of
a
mine on Hinkle gulch near
Superheterodyne in all the quartz
Applegate postoffice, are busily
U. S. Apex models with engaged in their mine and are said
be taking out good ore. A quartz
the Pentode and full to
mill is locate»I on their property.
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range Mu tubes. Auto­ • With the failure
of their stamp
matic volume control, mill on Bishop creek to operate,
Phillip and Wayne are hauling
meter tuning.
quartz ore from Forest creek to
the mill on the Jacksonville-Ruch :
highway a short distance from
town.
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The World Is Yours
• Robert Fletcher and Wm. Hol M UN ICIP A I. O WNERSHIP
DECLINES IN MINNESOTA
With
lenbeck of Big Applegate left early
last
week
for
San
Francisco.
Mr.
U. S. A pex R adios
The year book of the Minnesota
Fletcher expected to get employ­
ment in a garage as a mechanic, League of Municipalities for 1931
while Mr. Hollenbeck planned to at­ contains some very interesting data
tend night school, studying fender on electric light and power plants
under municipal ownership and op­
and body parts.
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eration in that state. Perhaps the
• The Affiliated Associated Pro- most interesting fact brought out is
tective Order of Henpecked Hus­ that taxes per capita run higher in
bands, which all but took form a, Minnesota than in states without it.
month ago,
_ is admittedly fading At the same time a survey was
131 West Main Street
out, according to one of the afflict-: made by the league of 642 towns
Medford
ed husbands. The failure of the with private ownership,
club, which would have run com- > The record discloses that in the
42 towns with complete municipally
owned electric plants the tax pay­
ment averages $28.05 per person,
POISON OAK SUFFERERS ATTENTION
while taking all towns in Minne­
sota the tax rate averages $21.75,
which means that the per capita tax
is $6.30 more in complete municipal
ownership towns than it is in all
towns of the state. Thus on both
When Applied to Affected Parts Frequently
these two prime factors, rates and
Will Relieve the Most Obstinate Case
taxes, municipal ownership loses
out in Minnesota.
Fick & Lindley’s
Hardware
Special Prices
PLATES
This Man Reads
The Miner
Cala Poison Oak Cream
The Jacksonville Pharmacy
Prescriptions a Specialty
PHONE 12
Wool Sacks and Twine
Garden and Flower Seeds
MACARONI, 4 pounds..
SPAGHETTI, 4 pounds
25c
25c
Jacksonville Cash Store
PHONE 142
WE DELIVER
NO MAN’S LAND IN COLORADO
By the Louisiana Purchase and
by the acquisition of Texas the
United States came into possession
of most of Colorado, but there are
1500 square miles in the state which
technically do not belong to the
United States or to any other coun­
try. They were merely overlooked
when treaties were made.
PROHIBITION INDUSTRY
In the year 1931 the prohibition
administrators of New York state,
330 in number, raided 455 stills,
6217 speakeasies, 386 night clubs,
171 breweries, 94 cutting plants and
64 drug stores. They seized 122,510
gallons of wine, 1,482,192 gallons
of beer and 399,564 gallons of li­
quor, and took in 17,513 prisoners.
Tomato and Cabbage Plants
Wendt’s Dairy
FRESH. HARDY AND HEALTHY
Established in 1888
in Jacksonville
CABBAGE PLANTS, dozen.................
...10c
TOMATO PLANTS, dozen............................ 15c
WHEATIES, 2 packages............................... 15c
ALL BRANDS MILK, tall can...... ............. 7c
Godward
’s Mercantile Co.
Where the Miners Bring Their Gold
PHONE 74
WE DELIVER
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Test of Time
Rich, Pure, Flavorful Raw
Milk Delivered Fresh
Every Day
OUR MILK DOES STAND
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