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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1933)
Pare 4 < The Jacksonville Miner Once and for All What’s a Mere Contract?’ Asfes Daily News Publisher Never Again OR With No Apologies to And unjust as could be. So he libeled everybody. Thus lost friend after friend. Till finally not one wna left To mourn hia tragic end. For at last hia misled follower* Woke up to see this Light That thousand* couldn't bo all Contracts are a small matter in ton Prices quoted by Banka on the wrong the life of L. A. Ranks, orchardist small stuff, 195 and smaller, were THE MEDFORD DAILY NUTS And ONE crooked man be rlghtl and publisher, who now wants to correct, but there weren’t many (Or NERTZ to You) overthrow the courts of Jackson' small ones shipped, LITTLE EARL HORNER county. - — ... - Ry Banks’ figuring. Corn now In an editorial In his paper Wed owes Banks (523.80. If Banks sticks The MIS-Leading Newspaper of All Southern Oregon Little Earl Horner sat in a corner. nesday morning, he claimed that to the contract, the contract he Eating political pie; E. C. Corn, who now seeks to col- signed, it is set out that Corn still Well, Mr. Ed., this week I’m of What he thought wii * a plum lect money from Banks on a fruit has money coming. • ferlng you some up-to-date MOTH Was Cook Bunk's rotten scum. deal, has been overpaid, Ranks Banks' contention in the E. C. I ER GOOSE RHYMES something But Earl has to "oat it" or die, printed pigures to prove it. For the benefit of the “Great ¡Corn fruit deal is indicative of his that even the children can under- Uninformed.” upon whom Ranks every move since the big agitation stand nnd enjoy. Therefore it may ¡ Well. Ed., here’s hoping that the has such a hold at the | present started. Had the fruit brought ,90 be possible for some of IJewie health of Llewie'* Little Onaa will ___ , figures _ are _____ time, herein given i °r $100 a ton. it is generally be- Bunk's simplest followers to get he Improved by the above homeo which are taken from the contract lieved that Banks would have stuck this through their heads and real pathic doses Incidentally, you’d better iake care of your own health the contract, and had Corn ize how he has misled them. under which Banks shipped Corn’s to ‘ -I’ve heard some serious criminal fruit, and the contract under which sought to demand more money, the threats arc being made against HARK! Corn delivered the fruit to Bank*. contract would have been relied your person. Well, cheer up, the The contract is signed by Bank*, upon as the basis of all good busi END is near. Hark! Hark! and. it is assumed that Banks was ness. Now it is an instrument of “ONE OF HIS VICTIMS" The dogs do bark. in his right mind when he signed the devil, and when someone ap peals to the courts to enforce a The beggars are coming to town. the contract. Stirred by Sedition Banks set forth, in the columns contract. Banks claims the courts Mrs. Sarah Cantrail To sign Hunk’s petition of his paper, that he owed Corn for) should be overthrown, i so many boxes of Bose pears, large To all those who know of Banks’ To tear our Government down. Honored on Birthday sizes, at *40 a ton. The contract financial slipperiness, his bawling* BLACKBIRDS calls for $50, He set forth that he I of a breakdown of justice are ri- By Kin and Friends owed Corn for so many boxes of | dtculous. It is only the unfortunate I Anjous, large size, at *42 a ton. who read only his paper who swal Sing a song of six pence, Entertaining with a birthday din The contract called for *70 a ton. low his rot. and. it is generally i A pocket full of "rye,” ner at 1 o'clock Friday, January Banks also set forth in his paper believed that when they too. be-! Four-ami twenty JAIL-birda that he owed Corn for so many come closer to Banks, as many 20, Amy Dow honored her mother. ¡ Signed up to a UK. boxes of Comice pears at *50 a of his associates have, they will sec I Mrs. Sarah A. Cantrall, on her ; ton. The contract called for $70 a through him also. Rut when the Lie was analized, eighty-seventh birthday. The Legion began to sing. Relatives and friends present “Wasn't that SOME petition to “make a million with a Started by their King!" at the banquet which was spread ! Fehl-Banks Split Soon I ‘ ’ borhood just-as-good’ dry-land barge." anil In respect to the ugeing pioneer, hovers behind the protection of! Inevitable, Because of ! ranchers who have demonstrated He claimed three thousand tax wore Mr. and Mrs. John Cantrall payers. the day of her birth that they i and daughters Gale and Norina. Paranoiacal Disease I i since Four hundred was the most. were a pretty darn nice sort, and Mr. and Mrs Truitt Cnntrall anil And lots weren’t even voters demonstrates her appreciation by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ilacheldcr and And some were of the worst. (Continued from page one) even loving the garments they wear daughters Curtis and France«, all a well-known fact that those or —whenever they are seasoned with of Medford: Mr. and Mrs. Mlles But HE just dotes on jail birds ; gans of our body which are essen luscious soap and daintily-colored! Cantrall, Jdhn Devlin and Mr. and His decent friends got wise tial to life, produce an overgrowth, . bluing. Mrs llartan Cantrall of Ruch: Mr. Dismissing the Foots Creek one-1 To the following he really seeks— and Mrs. James M. Cantrail, Mr and overfunction when their pro They now see through bis lies. ductivity is lessened through dam man conspiracy with a careless toss and Mrs. Verne Cantrall. Mr. and age to their normal state. Similarly of her noble head. Dolly continues i I Mrs. John Cant rail. Misses Shirley LLEWIE BO-PEEP the soul, under pressure of the I to demonstrate her superiority over | I nnd Donna Cantrall and Mr. and feeling of inferiority, or the tor ¡mere man by ignoring paranoiacs j Mrs Vnn Gelder nnd son Jack of turing thought that the individual J and reaching for the fluttering Llewie Bo-Peep has lost his ’’sheep" I Jacksonville. is small and helpless, attempts right-leg of a fresh pair of flannel j And doesn’t know where to find Mrs. Sarah Cantrail, who re- them: with all its might to become master underwear instead of a sweet, only 1 ceived many gifts for her birthday, They ditched him at last when to lope off to a vantage point when over this ‘inferiority complex.’ came to Oregon in 1853 from Mis they found that the Dast (Failure to successfully promote I discovered to digest thread and; ard had used propaganda to souri at the age of seven years. the Daily News as well as reverses | buttons and reflect, bovine-like, on The family settled first in Benton blind them. in the fruit business may have the folly of an outside world which county, making their home there caused this pronounced complex.) | j regards her lifelong friends as. until November. 1857, when they THREE BLIND MICE “When this feeling is intensified j “that Foots Creek gang.” And then,! bought property on Little Rutte when hilltop and forest have cast ' 4 to the degree that he feels he will two one-half miles beyond their long shadows over the Poor blind mice, see how they run! Eagle and never be able to compensate for Point. latter they moved to They all ran after Llewie* bunk. Reese creek. his weakness he will demand an; . charmed canyons. Dolly closes her over-compensation, will seek an1 ! day’s activities by wondering why He did his stunt, then "Oh you In June, 1862, Sarah married man, who has accomplished such Skunk!” overbalance of the scales.” John Cantrall and they in July of great and noble things, should do And Jackson County ‘ to Heaven This is known as a pathological! that year moved to the Sterling stunk,’ power drive. Now let’s turn to such a bad job of placing blame where Mr. Cantrall was em where blame lies and be so gullibly j But | still they swallowed that awful mine Fru«H ployed by George Yandea until junk! “The disease of paranoia, chron willing to swalow poison admin 1865 when Mr. and Mrs. Cantrall istered by warped and unsound | Poor blind mice. ic systematic insanity, is given a minds. filed on a homestead on Big Ap very uncertain position by the at plegate. which is now the Frank BAA, BAA BLACK SHEEP tempts at classification of present- Preston ranch, where Mrs. Cantrail day psychiatry. The types of para GRANGE HOME UNITS lived 47 year*. Bah. Bah, Black Sheep, noia are described according to CARRYING ON WORK Mr and Mrs. Cantrail were the| Have you any wool? their content as ‘megalomania,/ parents of 12 children, of which Yes. Sir. DIES sir. ‘the mania of persecution.’ ‘erota! Despite the turmoil of the politi five are living. Mr. Cantrail died , Three bags full; mania' (amorous), ‘mania of jeal cal pot in the valley, the home ex »»» in 1890. Mr*. Cantrall moved to 1 One for my “ Master' ousy.’ etc. In our analytical con-! tension units of the Granges of the this city in 1920 and now lives with To fool the hicks. ception megalomania is the im-| valley have been carrying on their her daughter, Mr*. Amy Dow. I** mediate outcome of the exaggera-' work all winter, and will complete, To “pull wool o’er their eyes' To hide his dirty tricks. tion of the ego (big-head). In the the series of meetings on clothes • Glenn Brown, Big Applegate ! case of the mania of persecution > renovation work sometime next miner, w nt to Alturas Sunday.! Sheep, Wilkie, Black we have noticed a few things that | month. where he expected to spend a few I Have you any bunk? lead us to follow a definite track. Following the completion of the; Yes. Sir, LIES. Sir. days. IN THE FIRST PLACE WE HAVE clothes renovation meetings, the Fresh from The Skunk — OBSERVED THAT IN A GREAT different units will take up the! Send in your subscription todav, MAJORITY OF CASES THE PER study of “Low Cost Meals," fea-; Fresh from my “Master," knows you are sunk Who SECUTOR WAS OF THE SAME turing the use of whole wheat, and If you try a squirting contest SEX AS THE PERSECUTED AND of milk, eggs and cheese, all local IF YOU LIKE TO With a well-primed skunk! IT WAS CLEARLY SHOWN THAT products. The use of whole wheat THE PERSON OF THE SAME is especially pertinent at this time, PUSSY-CAT SEX WHO WAS MOST LOVED ¡according to Mrs. Mabel Mack, IN NORMAL TIMES. BECAME home demonstration agent, because Pussy-Cat, Pussy-FOOT, where THE PERSECUTOR AFTER THE of the extremely low cost of wheat, you been? MALADY SET IN. The change |and the necessity of using up the I’ve have been snooping for Llewie with from affection to hate, expresses surplus. out being seen. the transformation of libidinous Home extension unit meetings He sends us by dozens to spy on YOU WILL FIND impulse into fear, which is a reg planned for next week, for the the “Gang” ular recurring result of the pro «tudy of clothes renovation, are as And invent lies and libels for HAMILTON’S cess of suppression.” ! follows: which someone will hang. One afflicted with an “inferior-; Tuesday, January 31—Central! ORCHESTRA ity complex” must be recognized Point Grange hall, under the direc-1 THE OLD WOMAN ................ — ex- — as the leader. Pride, vanity and tion of the Central Point home THE BEST MUSIC IN the desire to conquer everyone at j ■ tension unit, with Mrs. Gene Black- There was an “Old Woman” who any price cannot long be main j ford as chairman. SOUTHERN OREGON lived in a stew. tained in the relationship with a Wednesday, February 1—Talent He had so many Conspiracies, he man of Judge Fehl's type. While Grange hall, with Mrs. W. H. Hig didn’t know what to do. Ready to I many may disagree with him in gins as chairman. So be fed D'<’m with LIES, with Thursday. February 2—McLeod, some respects his determination of out any Truth, Greet You purnose has never been questioned. 1 with Mrs. N. F. Ohrt as chairman. And whipped them all soundly— Right or wrong, if fully convinced Place of meeting will be announced Every but went to the "Coop”! of his stand he fiehts from his own ; by Mrs. Ohrt. Friday. February 3—Eagle Point viewpoint—and fights. SATURDAY A CROOKED MAN - ■ In his position as county judge! Grange hall, with Mrs. _ Floyd - - Bar- | Night in he occupies a high position in the;rett as chairman Clothing reno- There was a crooked man communitv—so much higher than vatlon will be studied at all of the And he had a crooked heart; JACKSONVILLE his ally that he is bound sooner meetings, He ran a crooked paper— or later to become a victim of his1 ----------------- 7---- Fooled many at the start. ♦ JACK HOLT AVIATOR FOR HIS disfavor. Rut being paranoiac, Dancing From THIRD TIME AT ROXY HERE Paranoiacs recognize no super He thought everyone but he iors—neither does Judge Fehl if Was out of step, and crooked too Jack Holt’s role as a soldier-of- he thinks he is right. Therefore, it is qufte evident/fortune tyne of aviator in “War r that PankB, being a victim of acute Correspondent.” Columbia’s dra- ♦ paranoia, can not long countenance mafic film, teaming him once ALL KINDS Judge Fehl in a superior public po- again with Rai oh Graves, is the ADMISSION sition to his own as editor of the ¡third picture in which he has $1.75 Tier and Up Gents 40c—Ladies 10c Daily News. nlayed an aviator’s role. The oth W. C. KASSHAFER NO TAX ers, “Flight” and “Dirigible,” were Jacksonville two of the best films in Holt's re Phone 153 ‘Dolly,’ Foot« Creek markable screen career of 16 years. Correspondent” comes to Glutton, Likes Linen the “War Roxy theater in Medford Sun — day and Monday. (Continued from page one) SPECIAL brightly colored thing, maybe • An Applegate farmer has long the embarrassed host as the animal standing plans for celebration of reluctantly surrendered possession Ground Hog day. He hones to have of the remainders. a cake to otherwise make the day There have been those who won eomplete. The plan is in coordina dered that Dolly still retains her tion with the idea of congress or on esteemed position with the Foots the nresfdent. or whoever it is is Dolly’d never noticed it,” explained re*pon*’ble for a holiday about Creek family, but only because every time this farmer goes to they are unacquainted with Dolly’s town on a little business. Since he finer points. Unperturbed by the believes that “there are more hol passions and foolishnesses of mere low davs than sound ones, he is and humans, the ever-hungry bovine just helping the idea along.” seems to possess a sixth sense— or feminine intuition — which r guides her in determining honesty i of people who inhabit Foots Creek. Timely Price« Right Now While You “DAD” DYNGE Placidly she strolls unconcernedly Need Roofing Materials down plctureague lanes and across Now Ploying at yards totally unmindful of the ter rible stories which have been cir WE GIVE MISS MEDFORD culated in a Medford paper con DREAMLAND cerning her captors and their POPULARITY VOTES HALL—MEDFORD neighbors. It may be, too, that in asmuch as Dolly is rather illiterate Every and not given to swallowing half truths and printed lies, she gains a far truer perspective than human “Builders' Bureau of Information” 9 to 12 beings, who are wont to believe the PHONE 124 204 SOUTH FIR worst about their own race. MEN 35c Anyway, Dolly shies suspiciously LADIES FREE at strangers who invaded the neigh- DANCE DRY WOOD Income Filings Due By March Fifteenth Under the new federal Income tax law, i > hhr «><| in*t year, mnny thousand* of new person* will bo compelled to filo Income tax re port*, according to I. E. Foy, local deputy collector. By the new law fho brackets wore lowered io take In *lngle person* with net income* of $1000, and married person* with net Incomes of $2500. The federal income tax payment* are now due. mid filing will continue until March 15, Foy said. "Du<> to the 1932 llevenuo act,” Fov added, "we expect considerable mlNUiKtorslmidlng. but the fact* are simply that the exemption for sin gle mon wii* cut from *1500 to ,1110(1. ami for married mon from ,3500 to $3500.” Income return blank* will bo, malted to nil persona who have previously filed return*. Foy *aid. hut the thousand* of now person*, who will have to filo return* this year, are not on the government record* yet, and mu*t call at the interna) revenue collector’s office on the top floor of the po*t office building, to get their blank* and receive instructions. Income taxe* now payable are on Income* received during the year' 193$. 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