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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1932)
The Jacksonville Miner Briggs Condemned For Machinations in Court House Mov WILL IT BE ANOTHER STATE LOSS? o the Editor K . t with mu ,>r I ■ • t h >t what 1 Rd In last w<< k’>i I hhuo from Mr. Illium Briggs. Mr. Driggs was I Im first man who wo heard of In conne<:tlon with the court bouse removal, lie was tho first man who appeared before the supreme court In Salem. He was the fit st legal man to ap pear In th«; < as«, and then to sar he did no’liiug until tho tm-eting of , th«J legislature or afl«T the < !••<■!ion ? a di li!>* i at'- uni il li I Before election, while on Ills way to Sulom to argue before the su prenie court he met with an acci dent and w«i imd<«rst«>od ai that time he presented a bill to the loiinty court of Jackson <<»unty for his hospital ex pens«*, and he was not In the employ of said county dtnl we understood the bill was turned down Now, my friends, Jacksonville has her friends as well as enemies and whll«- on this subject I wish to say that William Briggs, ’Top” Gates, who said “we will vote to remove th«- court house to Medford H» -*» Zi $ zUjBl . // At top i.H present Southern Oregon Normal School at Ashland, in which many from this community are students; at bottom is site of old Ashland Normal, which, abandoned many years ago, represents a huge loss to the Stave of Oregon. Ashlund, Oregon (Special) — i "Today South-rn Oregon has lb«- beautiful at d eiUcient Southern Oregon normal, a certainly which is s< rvlng the youth of Oregon wiio desires to become teachers ■o that the rural and city schools of Southern Oregon may b< proper ly manned," G. M. Green. < hair man of The Sav<- S. O. N. S. Aspo rtation of this city, stated, "while, if the Zorn-Ma< Thorson school tn ber moving bill is passed on >.’• sth., we will have only an uncer- tainty, which is sure to result v fthin a few years in « nth' aban- (lonmcnt of the present state Frank Perl Your Next County Coroner Efficient, Ambitious and Ready to Serve You Perl Funeral Home —To Serve Humanity Better PHONE 47 VOTE FOR »< Pool plant lu this city, with another huge loss to the state of Oregon and the deprivation of the present educational opportunity. “We are given only a Junior College by the bill, a facility which Southern Oregon Normal has al ways offer'd to Southern Oregon youth, with never more than 60 taking advantage of the Junior College work," Mr. Green contin ued. “South rn Oregon is sure to be robbed of its only state Bchool unless a great majority of voters in this area on November Sth vote 317 No." Mr. Green warned. Page 5 November 8. The two, not a young couple mooning under the stars, but rather a pair of well qualified males who seek to serve this dis-1 trlct in the state congress in Salem, are George W. Porter, republican, and young Ed Kelly, democratic nominees for the postH. Two representatives are to be se lected by the voters early next week and It ha» been pointed out that Porter and Kelly form the per fect team to serve Jackson county’s best interests. Porter, known for many years throughout southern Oregon as an amiable, likeable businessman, has been at the helm of “George Porter’s lumber yard” for the past 12 rears and has been quite successful, bv the way, hav ing furnished building material for mor» than one local home the past few months. Young Ed Kelly, also well known, partly because his Is a chip off the old block and partly because of hfs own ability, has been practicing law here long enough to have gained a full and workable understanding of the Ore- eon code. Its Refects and good points, and will be in an unusual nosition to discriminate between «rood and bad leefslation. One of the chief advantages of linking the pair for congressional action from this district, it is an- narent. is the perfect balance ob tained between the two. On the one hand there is Porter, mature, care ful, practical and with many years of good business experience and an understanding of the needs of the entire county. With Kelly goes an Indlspensible knowledge of law, legal procedure, the criminal rode and its loonholes and a valuabe youthful enthusiasm and ambition. Tn view of their combined quali fications, The Miner sincerely be- Meve« that a better pair of legis lators could not be found within the confines of the county and urge» all its readers to carefully consider their valuable and rational virtues and vote accordingly DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for Representative A Jackson County man; has a complete every day working knowledge with Oregon Laws. Favors drastic reduction in auto license fees; Elimination and consolidation Bureaus and Commissions; Consolidation of many tax levying districts; Investigation of Utility rates to force reductions. Opposes Zorn McPherson bill. Ideal Couple May Be Joined Next Tuesday An ideal counle, according to/ htmd-eds of friends of the pair, should be united in the interests of Jackson county next Tuesday, PROSPERITY COMES FASTER to Those Who Save REGULARLY There I« No Substitute for a Savings Account START YOURS TODAY! Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford Harold B. Gillis PHYSICIAN and SURGEON OfFice in Jacksonville Sanitarium Hours—Mon., Wed., Fri,, 9-12 6-9 Every Evening PHONE JACKSONVILLE 81 16 Tons Ore Daily Is Record of Mill The new gold recovery mill Io-| rated on Jackson creek in this city has been continuously operating and leave the empty building stand defeated for the fourth nomination. | for the past six weeks with fewer for them to look at and see how ¡ Calvin Coolidge when VKered "d fewer shutdowng due to! they like it." Another, Rai h Jen the nomination of president said lchan<eB and improTPment8 nings, who at the start of his po 1 do not choose ... . to , run. . , . Ra'Ph equipment, it was learned yester- litical career was considered a ¡Jennings, i while defeated by his day from c A Whltney prPBidpnt i Jacksonville boy. A man that was party in th«- «... primaries, now says of the Jacksonville Gold Mining nut In office by the help of Jack "I will accept the office if handed company, which is developing and sonville voters who thought thev to me.” milling ore from the Old Town knew him but found out later they Someone asked Mr. Conger if he mine. was going to run for coroner in never did. About 16 tons of ore a day are Where was his gratitude? Doing the election after he lost the nomi being handled by the mill at the, everything he could against the nation. He said "No, I was defeated present time, according to Whit old town. He was put on the Hhelf fair and square.” He is a game ney, and a regrinder which was by the democratic party, by whom loser and has our respect. Jen- installed several weeks ago has fa he was honored three times for nin"s shows his true colors. cilitated thorough recovery of gold Now Briggs. Gates and Jennings and speeded millage of the rock. the nomination for sheriff, and was are not entitle«! to a single vote Concentrates are being dried and from the citizens of Jacksonville sacked and when 30 tons have been on November R and I hope on that accumulated they will be shipped day you will heln to put them on to a smelter either in San Fran their way to "Salt creek" from cisco or Tacoma. Refinements in where they will never return. machinery and arrangement are! Your friend, being made gradually and the JOE B. WETTERER. equipment is being groomed for a continuous run of several years. E.C. Kelly Subscribe for The Miner today. BOX OF WOODBURY’S FACIAL POWDER With Each OF WOODBURY’S FACIAL SOAP! A $1 Value for Only 75c Celebrating Woodbury’s 51st Anniversary with This Unique Offer at * The JACKSONVILLE PHARMACY Prescriptions a Specialty PHONE 12 The HOME GROCERY “SERVES YOU RIGHT” Phone 743 608 East Main—Medford For Congress BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE! 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