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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1932)
The Jacksonville Miner the local unemployment START WORK ON I solving probem this coming winter and DON’T BELIEVE ALL YOU READ would greatly relieve the burden MILL THIS WEEK on IN THE PAPERS, SAYS EDITOR the city Itsel. Willingness of Jacksonville» leaders to aid in By R. CLAY CHAPPELL We'll Investigate." “That editor (Continued from page one) launching the new industry has (Dern Him) drives a chivvy roadster, too.” he suited as to advisability of seeking been traced to the fact that the Beware ye evildoers! Nemisls is muttered as he pussy-footed toward another location. L. Houghton, gen most effective way for a commun eral manager of the site seekers, ity to aid unemployment is to abol on thy tail! Thy day of Judgement th«« pussy willows, "and th««se lo re approacheth. No more shall the tracks wuh made by a light car. offered to pay all in excess of $200 ish it. promised by the city and a com Announcement of the mining fair name of our chaste village be Hot dog' we’ve got him." Well, to omit details, they did promise was made with Britt at project was first made in southern smirched by worse than smudging! $250, half that amount in cash and Oregon through columns of The At least so it would soem if a get him for on the sundy shore in the balance within 90 days, with Miner on March 18, when headlines certain group of our citizens keep the shade of the willows they found quitclaim title offered the Seattle told of the reopening of the Old up the g«»od work they have beguu. I enough evidence to convict a saint. That same evening Leonard was men at the end of 12 months if the Towu and probable installation of Verily, they aeem able to out-sher mill had been In continuous opera a mill within a few months. lock Holmes himself, and make the summone«! before the Great Swat tion during that time. exploits of Nick Carter look like of the secret Inner Circle and the silly antics of a small town cop. | somewhat inspired, perhaps, by the Wednesday of this week, through Nth degree, he told all, that Is, If a bloodhound saw them nosing nearly all. the further cooperation of civic- out things he would jump in the minded groups and individuals, the And now. dear children, the mor lake through sheer envy. 1125 necessary to bind the deal (Continued from page one) al of this tale is: ii you must make with Britt was raised and the fol-1 and celebrants and southern Ore- Let us follow them In one of lowing day saw preliminaries on I gon could receive one of its great their minor investigations—Last footprints in the sands of time or the foundation commenced. The lo est and most unique puffs should Sunday friend Leonard, our genial anywhere else, be mighty sure they cal chamber of commerce, from the plan go through to completion. editor, was missing from his usual are Just footprints. funds derived through operation of Possibilities for strange and in haunts and when he did apjiear at the Saturday night dance in this teresting features are unlimited for an unholy hour no adequate expla city, contributed $50, Ray Coleman an event of this nature, and the nation for forthcoming. loaned the cause $15 and O. M. phoney money could be issued by To the members of this purity Knox, former mayor, $10, which, Ben B. Beekman, son of the famous clique or clan, or what have you, with the $50 difference offered by C. C., from the bank which weighed ♦his was enough. The young man Houghton, made up the first pay in several millions of dollars of had been up to no good and early A restful respite from haying ment. Balance will be raised within gold dust. Old saloons could be next morning these human hounds and all other resiHmsibilitles of the next 90 days either by popular thrown open and near beer sold were on the scent. subscription or through the cooper from hogsheads, slopped over coun- Results were not long in coming. summer Is due many of the Apple ation of the Legipn club in this city ters and bone foam-wipers revived. Operatives X and Z, perhaps on a gate husbands who are fortunate in a special event which might be Apple cider would appeal to the hunch, had driven up the road that (?) enough to possess club member staged in Jacksonville within that esthetic taste when bought over a borders the Jackson creek jungles. wives. This comes about because I period. counter in whiskey flasks and pret Suddenly X stopped the car. "Aha'" two clubs are devoting an evening It was pointed out that culmina zels could writhe in all their many he breathed, "there’s your answer,” to entertaining their husbands The tion of plans and the realization of tortuous designs with perfect pro and he pointed to the tracks of a first men to revel in this freedom hopes of city officials for a full- priety. It would be a simple matter car that left the road and disap- are those of the Little Applegate sized mill here would go far toward for the volunteer firemen to stage peared into the dense willows who are In any way connected with the sewing club of that community. an old-fashioned hand-to-hand along the creek. “Huh!” snorted Z, "just some The men were entertained at the bucket rescue, using old equipment still in a perfect state of preserve-. poor devil trying to gather a little home of Mrs. E. H. Taylor on July 13. The guests first visited the naw tion, while Mahatma Ghandhi wood." “No sir!" snapped X, “these Clover Leaf dairy there, then re might be presented dressed in the cartoned two-piece costume for the tracks have a sly, furtive look. tired to the house, where they en- edification of crowds. There would be a great field for inexpensive fea tures which would far outclass more costly displays available for Typewriter this old town, which fairly reeks Specialists with inspiration for humorous and thrilling stunts. The Legion club and chamber of Corner Main and Grape Sts. commerce members already have Medford talked over preliminaries to the PHONE 1363 celebration and have offered their Cooperation toward success of the project. Naturally, of course, all- night dances would be one of the major attractions and much could be realized from the sale of phoney money for entertainment purposes. The middle of August has been sug gested for the staging of the days THEATRE—MEDFORD of '49 shindig, when Jacksonville Saturday Only, July 23 would roll back the leaves of time and live again in mock fury the “Law of the Rio Grande” glamorous days of its early exist- starring BOB CUSTER ence. MAY STAGE ’49 SHINDIG HERE Hubbies Get Break; Ice Cream Vanishes MEDFORD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE joyed visiting until the Ice cream and cake wore served. Thirty-two guests consumed five gallons of Ice cream. This fact bus boon de nled, but the hostess' figures ar* accepted as authentic. The Home Economics club Applegate (¡range platiH to vnteiT tain the husbands on July 27. Def inite plans have not been made for thlH event, although It may take place at the Grange hall, where there 1s plenty of room for «lancing and games If the crowd so desires. Axii *• k aMa I Friday, Saturday, July 22-23 “MILLION DOLLAR LEGS with JACK OAKIE Sunday, Monday, Tuesday July 24 25-26 LIONEL BARRYMORE In “WASHINGTON MASQUERADE Wednesday, Thur«., July 27-28 “UNASHAMED* with HELEN TWELVETREES Mats., Week Days __ _ 25c Nites, Hols., Sun. Mata. 35c Look Behind ROXY the 4 Store Front Sunday, Monday, July 24-25 “One Hour With You” with Maurice Chevalier Tuesday, Wednes., July 26-27 “THE BIG PARADE” First Time Here in Sound John Gilbert—Renee Adoree Thurs., Friday, July 28-29 “A HOUSE DIVIDED” Walter Huston-Kent Douglas Daily Mats. 1:45—Eves. 7:00 Continuous Sunday 1:30 to 11 Adults 15—Children 10c * •BIG PARADE' NOW IN SOUND: TO BE SHOWN AT ROXY SOON You can now hear the big guns boom, the airplanes hum. the tanks crawl and the doughboys singing “You’re in the Army Now” In that never-to-be-forgotten motion pic ture, “The Big Parade.” for Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer has reissued the famous King Vidor hit with sound effects and is showing it for two days, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, at the Roxy theater In Medford. Are You Passing Your Dollars Around Among Your Neighbors or Are They “Taken for a Ride” East, from Where They Never Return? THE Jacksonville Exchange ANTIQUES—NEW AND USED FURNITURE ELZvlRIC FANS—CAR WASHING BRUSH—CLUTCHES AUTOMOBILE LENS WHEELER & WILSON No. 9 SEWING MACHINE HEAD SINGER ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE COAL OIL STOVE (PERFECTION) GOOD AS NEW Post Office Qpx 61 I 3 DRUGS SHAVING CREAM—TOILET NECESSITIES TOOTH PASTE—TOOTH BRUSHES THESE HOME-OWNED, INDEPENDENT M E R C H A NTS ARE HERE TO SAVE YOU MONEY AND TO PRESERVE SOUTHERN OREGON AND ITS OWN INSTITUTIONS! WILL H. WILSON JACKSONVILLE CASH STORE “The Cheapest Store in the West” MEDFORD We Deliver—No Orders Too Small Phone 292 Get Those Famous Arrow Shirts at GODWARD MERCANTILE CO. LEE’S MEN’S SHOP “Where the Miner« Bring Their Gold” Phone 74—We Deliver Next to Rialto Theater—Medford A GOOD WIND AND SUNBURN LOTION Generous Bottle Almond Cream SHANGLE STUDIOS “PERSONALITY PORTRAITS” Medford Building, Medford MEDFORD F URN. & HDWE. CO. 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