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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill % Malcom Jones, the son of tho • A number of ladles from this Bov. and Mrs. 8. H. Jones, who is community aro attending the cook attending Wlllumotte was home ing school at the Blalto theater. ♦ ♦ ♦ last week end. • Dance lovers enjoyed «lancing to ♦ ♦ ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Armprlest the strains of old fashioned music of Foots Creek were Hunday visit In tho Odd Fellows hall Friday. An ors of tho Lyman Itumloy family. other dance given one wook from this Friday. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Mrs. hum Anderson spent Mon ♦ ♦ ♦ duy uttho Balph Hailey home in • Haymond Lewis was a dinner guest of Mrs. E. E. Gore In Med Medford. ♦ ♦ ♦ ford. Wednesday and attended the • Tiny Com best of Prlnoville, concert In tho Medford Hl audi Is here on a visit to his mother. torium I ntho evening. Mrs. L. J. Combssi. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • Clinton Donington returned • Mr. and Mrs. George Giisnor und Monday morning from a short bust daughter Donna Hue of Norway. news trip to Hulem, where he was Oregon, uro visiting at tho Otis ogled with curiosity as a native Flltchcroft home. from "Little Russia." "How about ♦ ♦ ♦ a case of vodka," queried one of • Mr and Mrs. Walter White and his accoaters In tho northern city daughter Maxtns of Motiford wore who took this Little Kussla stuff Hunday guests at tho Fred Buch seriously, "and are you cursed with ter homo. , vulgar boatmen along tho Bogue?” ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • Mr. and Mrs Frank Clark and children of Modford have moved Into the Fannie Wilson house on D anil Sixth street. the Good Government congress should be entirely democratic, should listen to sll sp««akers and be putlorit and understanding — and above all, not narrow like tho legion meeting a few weeks ago—• some purple faced, unshaven de feated candidate arose and shout ed ,“I make a motion all disloyal members bo barred'” Homehow or other ho resented being reminded that, so long as the county whs furnishing their hall, there would be no closed doors. Of course our view of the meet- Ing and Its significance was a bit biased, but wo sincerely fe«d that tho Good Government congress may develop into sonx-thlng of r«-al benefit to taxpayers; and again, if It permits itself to be misman aged and used as a tool by such unscrupulous, scheming men as Llewellyn A. Banks, suicide Is the probuble outcome. If the membership will think "truth” when they yell It to visit- ors, and mean "loyalty” when they hiss It so vehemently, they event ually will succeed In becoming a respectable, effective voters or- ganlzation. But If they mean, when they pronounce those conscience salving words, what we think some of them meant Monday night, there Is trouble ahead for not only the congress, but also every citizen in the county. • Tom Reed, who has been ailing for several months following an at tack of sickness, reported this week that he "has felt better, but can ♦ ♦ ♦ still get around.” A checkup of his • Mr. and Mrs B Robinson and recent activities revealed that he family have moved from tho Van has not been given to making Winkle home to Central Point. snowmen, constlng on the village ♦ ♦ ♦ hills or playing ping-pong with the We understand that only those • Miss Matin Matney spent a few city fellers. In a state of intense feeling swear days visiting at the home of Mrs. by "Justice, law and order” when ♦ ♦ ♦ A. R. Lewis. • Bishop Bishop and Frank Zell they set about to tear those very ♦ ♦ who both hnve fully recovered things down. And If any violence • Born to Mr. and Mrs. McAIHs from tho lethargy of winter flu. of any nature should take place tor of Lake Creek a duughtor, at have regained their strength to the In Jackson county, blame will prop the Jacksonville scanltarium. point of being able to muster tho erly bo laid at the door of Its source ♦ ♦ ♦ necessary wind to speak to one an- - the Dully News and its lying • Mrs. Alice Cameron Hanley of other twice a week, or approxlma editor. -X-v Burns, Oregon, visited Miss Mc lely every four days, They have, Most of the members of the con Cully Monday. by continual training, gotten Into ♦ ♦ ♦ such perfect condition that now gress are good, lawabiding people, • Mr and Mrs John Dunnlngton they use listless noda only on off but God only knows what a man will do when he has been led into of Klamath Falls aie hero on a days. They have the geographical believing he Is furthering the cause business trip. disadvantage of having to pass one of right and Justice by going out ♦ ♦ ♦ another every time tho village mall side the law. If any unlawful acts • Malcolm Jonos of Willamette arrive«. should be committed—and we hope spent tho wook end visiting bls + ♦ ♦ there will not be—just punishment parents. • To stimulate attendance Incen should be meted out to the real ♦ ♦ ♦ tive among the children in the cause—Banks’ warped brain and • Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McKee Beaver creek Sunday school, a con cunning, scheme editorials and ac ot Big Applegate visited at tho test was started last Sunday, cusations. Wm. Childers Thursday. wherein those In the primary and ♦ ♦ ♦ Intermediate classes will receive and If you doubt that the sltua • Mrs. Hara Jane Boblnaon wan cards for each Sunday they are (Ion Is not serious, a few minutes' laid to rest in the Jacksonville present during the quarter. At the Investigation will disclose to you cemetery Mondny. Hho was a form close of the quarter, March 31. that not only dozens—but hundreds er resident hero, having resided thoso with the required number of —sincerely believe they would be hero many years ago as the wife of cards will receive corresponding Justified In taking out, sever«' county officials and one or two Jances Flood. buttons as their reward. newspaper editors and stretching ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • Mrs. O. C- Dorothy and datigli- • Mrs Sophia Demmer has been their necks to the tune of a fusil ter Carmen were Sunday guests oulte 111 with a heavy cold. Dr. lade of lead. of their daughter, Mra. Bud Laur Sweeney of Medford Is attending That Is why The Miner has taken ents in Medford. her and she Is improving. It upon Itself to devote a large -...I............................ 1...................... ...... amount of space to telling the other side of the story. Begardless of the fact many of you believe we are biased and shy on authenticity, we have had no misgivings because »MSSK we sincerely believe that In the end. the true situation will become Today the senior class will go to fnshlon of the students to trade known. Medford sand have their pictures clothes, walks, and tones of voice, taken at the Kennel-Ellls studio with each other every day or so. The beginning of the ending of They will make the tedious jour Take warning and save yourself Banks' stacked card-house is In ney In Fords owned by different unnecessary embarrassment. sight, however, and It may be but a few weeks' time until the para members of tho class. We have hoard that Maxine noiac and his noisy lieutenants will Tho Girls’ Glee club (at last Vaughn and Ix>ls Hill are going to be on the run. we're practicing) are presenting move to Medford and that they will We're willing to bet anyone two two school songs for the entertain drive over to our school every day ment of the Parent Teachers’ as and attend classes as usual. It may toone that a year after thia mess sociation on Friday, Feb. 3. he a good training for some of the has been clenred and the truth once boys on the basketball team If more becomes popular citizens will Ethel Catilkfns has transferred to they take a walk to the city once have a hard time understanding why, or remembering how, Jackson our school from Medford high. or twice a week. county ever got itself Into such Again wo have establ'ched a vory smelly repute all over the entire small French class; Ethel Is the The executives of the student coast. only member. body have declared that if the stu dents pay their dues this semester Believe It or not. but of all the The banking system is very low they will be entered free to all in high school this year. We have high school games that are played ono consolation, however; those In this gymnasium. The student who do bank are doing so regular body fee is twenty-five cents which ly and with Increasing amounts. Is alio the price one game. Be cause of this new ruling a great 10 North Riverside last Thursday the Girls’ League many more students have paid First Class Haircut 25c nominated members to run for the their dues. offices of vice-president, secretary, "You Must Be Satisfied” and treasurer. Those running for the offices are Maxine Vaubhn and Ethel Hunsaker for vice-presi dent; for secretary. Alice Walton (Continued from page ona) (better known as Shorty) and Al nothing to do with the tendering of berta Harte; for treasurer, Berna- the resolution which would make dine Arnold, Lola Hill and \udrey him a dictator to the congress, h» Martin. Thursday, Feb. 2 la the day delivered a lengthy address, already of reckoning, so we’ll soon know prepared In full, to tho effect th-,t who's who, but maybe not why. he “would not violate or abuse the confidence thus bestowed in him.” All the sophomore students seem He went on to explain why he to be getting a rush from tho up should he delegated such powers by per classmen. You don't suppose it nddlng that “the congress, being can be caused by the prospect of new and Inexperienced with tho getting an Invitation to the party gang, needed the guidance of some that is to be given by the young one who had fought with the gang sters, do you? —and paid the price for it—for four long, hitter years, until it was Alas and alack our basketball strong enough to ride the waves team seems to be unable to cope alone.” with tho wily passes and pivoting Mr. Hanks is really very big of the Phoenix team. They lost with a score of 18-33. There wasn't thataway. lKfiND a very big crowd: maybo it was After many dissertations on why backing they needed. Page 3 cities and towns we have ever liv ed In, our friendship is strongest for Jacksonville and the good old ftogiie Hlver valley. Ix>ng a reel dent of larger, busier cities, we have had an unconscious yearning for life In a slow, leisurely, friend ly tempo such as this old town is noted for. when asked where we live, although a comparative newcomer from an outside world, we are real ly proud (hat The .Miner Is The JACKSONVILLE Miner. PROSPERITY COMES FASTER I you (P. S; You natives, if haven't grown too provoked at our attempt to expose southern Ore gon's infestation, may renew your Although we have to haul our subscriptions any day now.) bathroom In off tho back porch Here’s a story handed to us by every Saturday night, heat a couple a former employe of the Dally bucketsful of water, take care lest News: "How you fellows making we splash up the entire kitchen out now that Banks has fired you and keep from stubbing our toe on without a cent?” “Fine, nothing to it.” tho wash-tub handle, we shall stick "How's that?” to our story. And we believe the "Why the Banks system.” fresh air and exercise afforded by "What Is that?” the type of outdoor plumbing pe "Promises!" "What will you do when they culiar to Jacksonville has been a contributing factor In our health try tocollect?” “Yell ‘persecution’!’’ and contentment. Possessing the least wo have ever owned, and earning the most neg ligible sum since we were a wild eyed, open-mouthed "devil,” we have accumulated more clear bills of sale and days of real hippiness the past year than any other like period. A little more than 12 month* ago we arrived on the scene to start a little half-pint weekly, "jiiat for the experience,” as we naively put It when reminded we’d probably starve. And when every other person in Jacksonville and Applegate forecast our demise in “30 days—or less,” we half bellev- ed them. , But somehow or other a hunch whispered to us that Jacksonville was a good little town—possessed of one of the rarest spirits and most glamorous histories of any pioneer city which ever thrilled to the cry of "Indians.” It has at one time been the focal point for the entire southern half of Oregon, Far and near, the single word "Jackson ville” conjures in the minds of thousands of years of robust, ex citing days when the old gol«l camp was the zenith of Oregon city life, where Iron fences were of the most ornate design, and where many a lifelong romance sprung Into being We have never felt apologetic U. S. L. Batteries As Low As 13-plate, 12 months Guarantee, <3.48 13-plate, 18 months guarantee SM2 Heavy duty, 24 months guarantee, $9.95 WITHAM Super Service Phone 116 to Those Who Save REGULARLY There Is No Substitute for a Savings Account START YOURS TODAY! And here’s another question propounded by one of the boys on the "Inside’’ of the Dally News or- i ganlzation: "Art I^DIeu (business ____________ ad circa latfon manager). Is it true that you nay 45 cents a pound for rubber bands and sell them to the carriers (who make little enough as ft is) for 75c? Is that called big business, or petty larceny ?” Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford Send in your subscription today. "Exceptional Food at Moderate Prices” Harold B. Gillii NANDIE’S GRILL Bakery and Confectionery PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 229 East Main—Medford Phone 182 Office in Jacksontf. Sanitarium Announcing New Low Prices on Beauty Work! PERMANENTS $2.50 $4 $5.50 Hours—Mon., Wed., FrlM 9-12 6-9 Every Evening PHONE JACKSONVILLE 81 Marcels 50c and 75c Reset 35c Finger Waves, Wet 35c, Dry 50c Shampoos, Shingle Bob 35c, Others 50c Medicated or Soapless, 35c Extra Hot Oil Shampoo, $1.00 Lovalon Rinse 25c Henna Rinse 50c Cleansing Facial 50c Regular Facial, $1 and up Eyebrow and Lash Dye 75c Manicure 50c Arch 35c Hair Cuts 35c for BECK’S Butternut BREAD There’s a Reason Why You Will Like Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop 105 West Main It Better Than Any Other Medford High School News HIGHWAY BARBER SHOP The Editor Speaking YOUR PYREX The Pep club which was In with the Girls* Ixtague was dissolved at tho last meeting of the league. It will be organized again as a sep arate club under the supervision of Miss Fenwick and new officers will be chosen. The magazine sale has not boon very successful this year. The green side won and will be given a party by the gold side. Here's hopln we have a good time! Genevieve, Mias Shafer to you, has dropped from the school roll for the time being tor some un known reason. Never mind. She may be be back. There’s something about thia school you just can't forget. Never hail a student on streets these days unless you meet them face to face. It seems to be the OVENWARE OOK over your t pantry shelves! Here is your chsnce to fill them with spark ling, transparent Py rex ovenware, at very low cost to you. Every item reduced in price ...some as much as I/a. You’ll find that you can now afford the Pyres ovenware you have always wanted. I tbtn borttttu. M. F. & H. Co Medford’s Own Store Medford, Oregon Oysters Clams Crabs Shrimp in the Shell v I WHY EAT SEA FOOD FRIDAY ONLY? We secure the best in Southern Oregon every day All kinds in season THICK T-BONE STEAK Salad, Vegetable, Drink..................... (Same sold elsewhere at 85c) While Seafood is our leader, we serve practically everything obtainable in the average restaurant. 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