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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner Par« 4 | I.lewie and Will II. were lover*; • Earl Sylvia of Wlldervllle mo • Guests nt the home of Mr. and tored to Little Applegate n few! Mra win Smith Sunday war« Mr. dnya ago He was accompnnlod by ■mil Mrs Frnnk Redden and Mr*. to save his linotype« Ills gru nil mot her. Mrs. Mary Purael, °ral Franklin nnd two daughter* When he had ten thousand in his who was returning to her home of Medford nnd Mr. and Mrs. Clyde there after spending throe weeks Smith of ibis city. honey belt' nt the Sylvia homo. Well, i maintain • Ivan McDonough has entered th* That was doing Will wrong. • Having attended the Preabyter-I ever popular mining circle and I inn church here Sunday forenoon. I.lewie loved th«« American Legion, | ■ Mr. unit Mm. A. 8. Klelnhamnior working on the property at Ruch Hut ’twaa onlv their VOTES that were luncheon guests of Mrs. Lilia belonging tn Ills mother he loved, llnsklna nt Ruch on their return • F || Taylor expected to attend So wlum they warned, "Stop your I to the Apidegnto. n meeting of Grange mnatora at Southern Oregon Hi'ilitlon'” Persecutory Paranoia Top Hats, Fat Men • Mrs. I Intt io Logan, who hud Central Point hull Wednesday eve ' He screamed, “I call your bluff “Thia form is characterized by , l oon spending tonic time ns it ning. which wiih io be in charge Well, Mr. Ed. I thought I’d give Your damnable bluff; delusions of persecution with hal IM t Of Mt nnd Mrs. Ansll (III of Ross Cline of Engle Point. Po saw Old Wednesday morning I can’t do wrong.” mona Grange master. Mr. Cline lucinations of n painful and d'a- your kind readers (not to mention hop , is remaining nt hor home In blanket of Man Winter leave his the M \D one) a change this week, i tressing character. Toward the was to Instruct n ” of t'm new lead- I lackronville for n short time while .... Jacksonville ______ and Apple commencement of the insanity the and fill up this column with poetry Thon I.lewie just adored Artie white over I taking treatments from Dr. J. J. era In their new lino of work. gate territory to the tune of ab ut patients become preoccupied and —er, er, verse, then. Who would make gold where none I'nitni’tiH nt Medford A Mrs. C. <’ Buck »lent n few ‘ five inches — and also w»w 'be very irritnble. Suspicion regarding grew before; You all are familiar with that days lust week ns a guest of her (• Otis Huck and Li ster Hodson younger element (in spirit) pro the attitude of others tnkes pos rollicking old tune. “Frankie and But when blewle's gold mine failed have returned to their homos at daughter, Mra, <’ C. t’lnrk, at Med ceed to make the most of it. like everything else. of their minds. The extra Johnnie." I hope tho following par ’ord "Aw heck." complained o'„e of session I.lewie kicked poor sick Art out the Applegate nn<| Jacksonville, hnv ordinary prevalence of this Ima 1 Ing been emnloyod In beetle eradi the junior members of the snow gined conspiracy may lead the pa ody on it will prove to be a Mod- door cation nt Hackamore, Cal. Tho ball brigade yesterday. “We ain’t tient to regard himself as a person fold saga that will bo sung and And said as a gold savor whistled from one end of West i work tins been discontinued for got no conveniences no more. of Art was all wrong. great Importance, and may re Main to the other—at least as far aUwMimi c <» a « v vniavu «« the winter. Mr. Buck says they Every other town 1 ever lived in sult in the formation of great am had a bunch of Chinamen to throw bitions for power which constantly as ”1000.” This refers to the ‘‘rich” mine of I «turned homo bocniiMe tlie bugs FRIDAY and SATURDAY died. snowballs at, and here there s no mingle with the general concep F A . • LLEWIE AND LOVERS E C. Crowell, sheep herder em body but Joe Wetterer and Amy tions of persecution.” blew’» favorite "miscarriage” WILLIAM ployed by Ren Dawson, was re Dow, and they stay indoors pretty all— “During the course of the dis (Tune: Frankie and Johnnie Were from Steamboat to the Com moved much.” the patient's suspicions as to Lovers. But He Done Her Wrong) The num he made a “Sawdust munity hoapitSI Monday ns a re HAINES in The Sunnyside Athletic club, ease Martyr" of the authors of hi« persecution vary sult of blood poisoning from nn in which now is in its indoor train in fndeffteness. To achieve souare George Coddlng ’ s refe-s Llewle has had lots of lovers, “FAST LIFE” jured foot. Mr. Crowell severed a ing quarters, passed a hasty reso to them as 'they' Ha or usually downfall; some corpor little toe with an.axe a month ngo. lution Wednesday noon, which ate body, such as ’lawyers, ‘priests,' (<'h m’y gawd HOW he can love!) Rut in working his scheme Swore he’d be true to each of them, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY • Mrs. Hoke, employed ns cook at reads as follows: Ho done ’em both wrong. 1 or some lodge. ust as true as the stars above. tho Big I mine on Steamboat wns “Whereas, the democrats have “When the persecution is at But he was the man brought us needed snow; and tributed to individuals the matter When the “Martyr” learned his | taken to the Sacred Heart hospital What done them wrong. Monday. Mrs Huke wns seriously whereas snow is the best form of is serious from the standpoint of Hero had gynped him III ns n result of heart trouble moisture for the greatest b neilt nhyslcal danger for paranoiacs in And lot liens weigh his property • M-s. Flovd McKee, Aiiplogntn to the hills, and whereas we be the advanced stage of their in Llewle and Earlie were lovers. down. lieve the snow should not be wast sanity are usually armed and be- Their offcP"lng was “Little Orphan He rushed back from hfs SECOND | correspondent for tho Dnllv Nows Anne.” was shopp'ng In Medford Saturday. ed, but should be confined to i come killers with little provoca "banishment” Known as “Abortive Recall" i Flmer Centers, who Is remain Mother Earth's back, we hereby re tion.” And wont rnvlng all over the town: | To ruin Jackson County ’ s finest ing nt tho homo of E. R Jones this solve to condemn the practice of He was looking for the man Ambitious Paranoia man. winter, motored to Anderson creek throwing snowballs down members' What done him wiTing. "A not uncommon form of ptira- Rut it died a’borning; Tuesday, returning tho following necks, in their faces, against Sun |noia. combining both ambition and .1,, They done it wrong. day hats and glass windows be persecution, is where the sublect (Now the Martyr was not really cause said practice is a downrigut believes he Is a man of unbounded a martyr WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Ashamed to acknowledge the par waste of snow, time and tempers. r’ut a two-gun man of wide renown; power, of the rights of which he entage “Be it further resolved that the is denrived bv the machinations of He had threatened men and women “Hot Saturday” ALL KINDS first urchin we catch beaning one his enemies The patients frequent "f a child of the hidden left hand, nnd children Earl left the baby on blew ’ s door with of our members with a water-soak ly obtain their krowledge on which $1.75 Tier and Un And terrorised tho Creek up and step. ed missil the club en masse shall thev base their delusions through down.) Nancy Carroll—Cary Grant Saying, “ Give it respectability it deem it fitting that said culprit aud’tory hallucinations. They are' W. C. KASSHAFF.R Now blewle's own Frankenstein you can.” Phone 153 Jacksonville I shall have his face washed in an ¡often so troublesome, threatening Was ready for Wrong. So I lew pushed petitions. “HITS A HABIT” of »nd persistent In their determina-| ________________________________> uncomfortable combination cracked ice, melting snow and rock tion to obtain redress for their1 But he pushed ’em wrong. Llewle came down the broad stair salt. way. imagined w-ongs that they have | "Passed and signed, by heck, by to be forciblv detained in insane Then once In a moment of frank Screamed "My God, F. A„ don’t ness the entire membership of the j asv'ums for the nubile interest.” shoot!” Earl .«"illed a lot he knew about ve Sunnyside Athletic club, effect. Marty •>i>iiod out his .38 Swlth & “The clin'eal form of lit'gtous sa Llew, from right now till July 4.' Wesson* Saturday Only presents uniform charac His past life and what blew was It is not known what effect the j paranoia And four time« Footy-toot-toot!!!! teristics which are recognized in doing Friday and Saturday resolution has had on the towns John Wavne in P"t he missed the man communitv always In court,! While Earl was saving the totter- RIN-TIN-TIN In folk, but the occasional thud of a | every What done him wrong. always being defeated but stub- ( ing News HAUNTED GOLD’ heavy snowball against the tin sign born and ext-emely critical of the 1 “Pride of the I.e»ion From the union men’s woulkout; on the main stem is heard when courts Now L’ewle had "done" everyi-odv, with Barbara K*nt all times. He accuses the j Llew was in the wrong. 8unday and Monday ever an intended victim is agile at Httdees at Rut had cash galore hid In his belt. of corruntion: the lawyers dodging. Alice Hoefs. postmaster, Sunday and Monday So he sneaked Into "Banks-run- “IF I HAD A has been exempted by the city’s | of being in the nay of his enemies, blew then called in his reporters, tore” and got away with ft. “LETTY I YNTON” best shots because of her influent and imagines the existence of a Threatened putting Earl on the And told his c-ndI tors to all go MILLION” Joan Crawford spot. ial position behind the letter boxes, conspiracy to prevent him from to H----- 11! with Gary Cooper . . Georg« But blew needed Earl and Earl but Virginia Fick, first lieutenant, obtaining justice." He fooled bls friends— Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday The above are not the writer’s Raft . . Wynne Gibson . . needed blew. was seen to be on her guard, evi He done ’em ALL wrong. own descrintlons of these symp Charles Laughton . . Jack Oakle So hard feelings were promptly “INDISCREET” dently figuring that prestige of . . Frances Dee . . Charlie Rug forgot; G’o-’* Rwin'on—R-n Lyon Uncle Sam's sanctuary was suffic toms of insanity, but are from the L'ENVOI • ’ glee . . Alison Skipworth . . W. above authorities and the En'ylo- They kissed and made up. ient for one (1) employe only. C. Fields . . Mary Boland . . May But they both done wrong. Friday and Saturday This Is the end of I.lewie, Ray Coleman, who handles more "edia Brittanica. They should en Robaon . . Roscoe Karns . . Gene Oh my gawd, how he could HATE! HOOT GiesON In powder than any other dealer in able any lavman to recognize a Faymnnd and many others. Swore he’d be true to the Common southern Oregon, has commanded ’nnatic at sl”ht: also the authori Then biewte and Wilkie were “THE BOILING POINT’ if anxious to protect the lovers. People. respect and protection since the ties Tuesday and Wednesday The last lawyer left in his net; But they siw through his bunk Cnntlni'O'i« S»t"rrt'w A Annrtsy time he nearly threw a stick of citizenship. 1 blew pledged to elect Wilkie D. A too late; dynamite that was covered with j If blew could use that office to He nretende l to love ’em “LIFE BEGINS” snow at his assailants, and H. C. 53rd Anniversary of "get” BUT HE DONE THEM WRONG r Mechem has been wont to protect with Loretta Young Fverv victim he wanted Eric Linden—Aline Ma-Mahon his life and limb by wearing an in ’ Gate Couple Noted To ruin and wrong. verted waste paper basket. Vivian “DAD” DYNGE “A damn good gun! Sure it Thursday and Friday Beach, the jeweler, threatens his i Accomplishing that which many was loaded—what do you trade with monkeyshines to their people are unable to do, Mr. and But Wilkie went campaigning In Now Playing at Ashland, think 1 carry a gun for?” “THE PHANTOM watches if he is not granted immun j Mrs. A. H. Peachey of Ashland ity while Barney Cody relies solely j were honored with a dinner Sat Sought votes by denouncing the OF CRESTWOOD” Recall, DREAMLAND on his fleetness of foot to save urday in observance of their 53 rd Ricardo Cortez his face the stineing impact of a wedding anniversary, which came blew flew into a desk-pounding HALL—MEDFORD rage. snowball many find so disconcert on that date, and which also is Karen Morlev Wrote a “ONCE WHILE" and told Every IF YOU LIKE TO ing. coincident with Mr. Beachey’s 80th It all — ANY 8EAT 1 rt George Wendt, milkman, has i birthday anniversary. How be bad "made” Wilkie. ANY TIME IOC Saturday Night been the one citizen suffering most The dinner was given at the Who done him wrong. severely from the advent of snow home of a son and daughter-in-law. Continuous Shows 9 to 12 laying on every hand, for his open Mr. and Mrs. !>ee Peachey, of Ash- Saturdays 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. MEN 35c face delivery truck offers little ’and. Although relatives from a "He didn’t have a cent or a client, LADIES FREE Sun. and Hols. 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. a f'-t “ nd — he ’ s n b, lrn anyway; safety. “Denged if I don’t train th“ '’istance were not present for the j cows to go calling on customers event, 28 gne-ts residing in the I p’cked him from Oh'lvfon’s gut’er And I ’ m sending him right back YOU WILL FIND themselves till the spring thaw county assembled. there to stay; comes," observed George yesterday Mr. and Mrs Peachey started life He’s a low-down traitor; as he wiped another snowball from I together at West Line. Missouri, HAMILTON’S He done me wrong.” the back of his neck. His first 1 53 years ago, and resided for some assistant and lefthand man. Pob , time in Kansas and Oklahoma he- ORCHESTRA Metzeer. however, has adonted d t- I ’ore coming to Oregon in 1901. Wilkie threatened to expose blew’s rhady dealings terent tactics. Bob simply gives ! Events in the life nf this coup'e are THE BEST MUSIC IN an an eve—er, we m°ant j "Joselv linked with the Apnlegate, 'nd the Recall consniracy. too; SOUTHERN OREGON But blew aa'd he'd give the P. O. slush ball for slush ball. The latt'r where they spent 12 summers on department scheme seems to furnish a degree Tallowbox lookout. Just since the of distance between himself and ’a»t three seasons have they let An obscene letter that Wilkie wrote Ready to f lew: pranksters bent on mischief, if not 1 this imnortant work, which leaves ‘ So Wilkie knew that blew Greet You total immunity. ! them with many nleasant remem- The Dunnington brothers. Tom I brancns. go to another. A few y“?rs | Had got him in wrong! Every and Punk, have called upon their ago the unusual life of this jo’lv [ So Wilkie “crawled” and licked native resourcefulness to guard | Tray haired counle on the mountain blewle's golf shoes, SATURDAY Í them while snow sail« across Ca'i ¡top was featured in the Portland ’Ossed his foot and armpit as well: fom'a street. Tom. (he local meat I ’ournal by a local writer. I' Night in Mrs. i Then Llew took back his renounced cutter, wraps himself un like a »3 ’’eachey is the mother of Mrs. s. L. candidate order of sweet bread« before ven C. Port of the Applegate. And said he was wonderful as o JACKSONVILLE turing out in the evening, and Punk 4 Hell- who makes his livelihood bv re Coits the Average Just the kind of a man arranging the innards of auto«, Real Cougar, Not D-T’s Dancing From Who couldn’t do the county borrows a hood off the nearest car Family More Than wrong. to ward o’f snowhalls which hurtle Worry of Applegater I through space with the velocity and Electricity? Of course Llewle loved all his em- A face to face meeting with a threat of Howard Lewis’ charging ployes, ! cougar wasn’t included in the pro But hid their wages in his money Austin. Other safeguards which have gram for Burl Brown, Mcdo-d belt; ADMISSION been taken, generally. Is a st-’ct youth, who is visiting a cousin near When they asked for their due he adherence to the rule, “If von don’t Ruch, but anything exciting might fired them all, Gents 40c— Ladiea 10c wants get smacked with a wet happen on Applegate. Branding them "dishonest ns Hell," NO TAX snowball, don’t go outside where Mr. Brown was walking along made his readers believe ammunition is plentiful ” A letter! the highway Saturday, when he THEY had done HIM wrong! * has been written to president-Hoct saw a cougar, which immediate'y Rooseve’t by Democrat Fd Sever c’fmbed a tree. By the time Mr. ance psking h'm. after inaugura Brown went for assistance the ani tion. to niease s«e that snow 1« y>ot mal had disappeared, and had not permitted to fall within city limits been seen since. Charley Sims was again. OR EVERY called from Medford with four of And until that time natives a-e his expert hounds, but apparently pravine for warm wca'her o’ rain the cat left not event a scent. When dollar the average American family spends in the United State« whenever the elements wish to the snow, which has since fallen, bathe this section w'th moisture. disappears, Mr. Sims will return for Electricity, $1.70 1« expended for Candy. Alto, while the for further search. By the feline electrical dollar i« being «pent to furnish light, do the cooking, heard frequently in the for Doctors Aeree Erl »tor voices est nearby, it is believed that two wash, Iron and clean, fumiih refrigeration and entertainment the animals roam in the vicin Victim Mental Quirk of ity. (through the radio), the average Amercan family spends $1.60 Thia lasted for quite a long «pell. All | Till Lewie a|<onged five hundred to approach it by greater effort, with the aid of accessory effort aud emotion.” (Adler.) If we inspect his relationship In life we find his social connections ( highly Inade'uate. He gathers about him only those who recog- With No Apologies to jnlze his superiority. According to V. Magnon the THE MEDFORD DAILY NUTS course of paranoia is progressive (Or NERTZ to You) and each Individual passes through Lack of Target* Annoy» Snow- the stages of persecution and am The MIS-Leading Newspaper of All beIlers; Move to Import bition successively. King Winter Halts Local Mine Work Never Again DRY WOOD 1 ROXY ;'Oc DANCE Do you K now THAT AN Dy ♦ 9 till 2 ♦ (Continued from page one) courage. Whereas to a psychiatrist ft is merely a manifestation of self confessed inferiority, a fear that ordinary conduct will not suffi ciently fmnress those about him with his greatness. This is com monly called “grand-standing.” You may be sure that those who strive most or popularity and pub lic recognition feel the need of them. They must be in the center of the picture or they will be un derestimated. In other words some thing beyond their own natural personality is necessary to the de sired grandeur. “Individuals who do not have sufficient confidence in their abil ity to achieve their goal, attempt • Mr. and Mrs. Lance Offenbacher visited relatives at Grants Pass Sunday. • Mrs. Tom Mee expected to leave Tuesday evening for Seattle, on account of the serious illness of her mother. • A sort of an anticlimax to this rapidly progressing world came re cently when two school boys re fused to accept a ride from a pass I ing car. Grown-ups like to say that "a kid will ride two feet," but these very young men refused to budge. It was all because they had been excused during school hours to run an errand, and they feared they would get back to school sooner than necessary if they submitted to the driver’s kindness. for Ice Cream and $3.33 for Tobacco. There it nothing else you buy that give« you so much for to little at Electricity. 4 In comparison with other necessities, electricity is CHEAP ...to cheap that no family can afford to do without its clean efficiency. Electricity b the cheape»t thing you buy. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY ,4s 9'
