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The Jacksonville Miner
The Editor Speaking
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coat lapel, a wider knowledge of
the traits of humanity and a
growing disgust for the c0*artPt>*
ot some 15 congressmen who had
gathered about to hold us—from
behind.
Toggery Observing 30 th Birthday
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There Is a natural ill-feeling to­
ward officers of the luw among
we Americans- for no one ever
likes Ills Jailor—nnd there will be
many who will ding In tin- Indict
meat, however it may be dis-
credited In court, as an example
of how "all officers are murderers
at heart, undeserving nnd tyrnn
nicnl." We suppose such abuse is
like bandits' bullets—just one of
the many things officers* puny
anlurloH never provide for.
'a.v
Famous last words;
Could I
Interest you In a nice buggy
whip?"
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Shouting. “Aren’t you ashamed
to write about a woman that way.
she referre«i of course to our
«n that her meddling nature
hadiaused her husband^ trans­
fer from Reno, Nevada. Mrs. Mar­
tin. when casting reflections on
our alleged unfairness at printing j
information concerning her past,
seemed to forget that she her­
self, had furnish«*! us with the tip.
The previous Monday she had
shouted to us. while occupying the
floor at a C.oo«l Government con­
gress meeting, in a derisive, abus­
ive tone, that she had never been
in Salt Ixike City; that she came
here from the Divorce < apital.
At Saturday night’s Incident
there were more than a dozen
able-bodied, husky men U
to have
ts.;
taken care of the situation, yet
they were too cowardly and chose
to hide behind the skirts of their
“leader." They had placed a wo­
man in a man’s job, given her
executive powers and elected her
the mouthpiece, yet as soon as
criticism comes her way. they
promptly yell “don’t you treat a
woman thataway!"
• Cay IdMialey of Klnniuth Falla
came to the Applegate last week
In th«« interest of his herd of cat­
tle, numbering 250 bead. which
are tx'lng f«»4 at the Mlles Can
trail ranch thia winter. Marklug.
branding, nnd dehorning were In
eluded In Mr. Looaley’s work with
the cattle.
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•EMMA” TENDER FAMILY
DRAMA AT THE ROXY
In "Emma." which opens Hunday
nt the Roxy theatr«», Marie Dress
1er gives to the screen another
of thon«' brilliant «tramutio char
iictei Ir.ntloiiH which first surprised
fllin-goors when she deserted com
edy to piny Martha In “Anna
I'hrlstle,’’ and which In "Mln nnd
Bill” won her the Academy award
for th«« outstanding feminine per
formane* of th« yenr.
Fete Birthdays in
Applegate Homes
She and her followers whimper
when advantage ia taken of them
in a newspaper, but glory and.
revel In the advantage they pos-(
sees during their own meetings to
abuse, villify and slander their op-
position.
Quick to criticize their oppon­
ents. yet ready and over-anxious
to howl when their own toes have
been stepped on. the Good Gov­
ernment congress leaders have
been the personification of un-|
fairness. Like their godfather
Banks, they can dish it out but they
can’t take it, even a little bit
passed the buck onto Ills shoulders.
Yet on the other hand, they may '
have taken the only step that will I
permanently close this matter.
With a »pleiulld record of service to southern Oregon people. The Toggery 1« obM-rvitig Its lotli nlrtlul .
"•Is month with special anniversary values In men’s and young men’s apparel and furnluhlngv aa well a-
towings of smart and distinctive «print »1)1««- For three decades, this old. established Medford conferì
has been a part of the business life of this city and. during this time, has made ita name synonymous with
Integrity, quality and personal friendly service.
William F. Isaacs, known far and
wide M "Toggery Bill
established
bto first store In a small location
near hto present establishment. With
only 800 square feet of floor space.
Mr. Isaacs built a business which
now holds an enviable place In bual-
ness institutions in this section of
Oregon. Charles Palm and J. I.
Bodge assisted "Toggery BUI" in his
initial venture and Percy DeGroot,
now a San Mateo. California news­
paper man. was the only employee,
working after school and Saturdays.
The present Toggery Is a fine,
modern establishment with compre­
hensive displays of clothing, fur-1
nlahlngs »nd apparel. Arthur Hem.
who has been associated with Mr
Isaacs for the past 18 years, is in
charge of the furnishings and mer-
chandlae displays. Mr. Hess has had
extensive training in window trim­
ming and his displays are always
outstanding. Harold
Larsen.
who
has been Identified with The Tog­
gery for several years, to hesd of the
hat, clothing and working men’s
section while Dick Isaacs presides
over the office. Birdie Coggins to In
charge of the alteration department,
maintained for the special service
along this line offered to Toggery
patrons.
y
Known even more as a sportsman
and fisherman than for his
out­
standing »uccea* m a merchant
"Toggery Bill" Isaacs has a personal
acquaintance with most of the fam­
ous Rogue river steelhead
At his
beautiful, rustic Big Rock lodge Mr
Isaacs has played the host to scorer
of
famous
personngrs
including
President Herbert Hoover, For the
past taro years hs has served as
president of the Southern Oregon
Civic Music association and la. him­
self, a singer of ability. Mr Isaacs
name has long been Identified with
civic and business activities In this
city and he has been prominent in
fraternal organlsatios tn thia city
for many years.
It is our conviction, and it will
continue to be despite threats of
“we’re warning you,” from alleged
ex-convicts and hoodlums, that
any woman who insists on a pub­
lic career and public prominence more misery we all have to en- It always has been, and probably {dlctment ourselves, for we feel
will be. easier for a human mind that the jurors really grunt «Mi both
should be big enough to accept i dure.
to believe the worst of its con- Cave and us a favor by opening
public criticism—and ridicule, if
If you. who realize that arrests temporaries, rather than exercise the way into court for our com
that apjtears to us the most ef­
fective weapon for the moment. have not been made for mere its many folds Just enough to plete defense. But for a grand
She has assumed the role of lead­ political reasons, want a good realize that those who would hurl Jury, evidently simply because a
er of men. Is it anything but laugh, scan this platform that the accusations continually are gener­ ’ maniacal editor had been domnnd-
cowardice that prompts her male now defunct Medford Daily News ally the personification of their I ing it, to spend hundreds of dollars
of the county's hard-earned money
followers to hide behind the pro­ heralded as its contribution to the words.
1 and a week of their own time to
tection and respect generally ac­ chastity and virtue of Jackson
county and all southern Oregon:
We have it on very good au­ return an indictment for man­
corded the feminine sex?
“The Daily News is founded thority that Banks called the slaughter against a peace officer
Just another sample of the real upon the principles of a square grand Jury foreman over the tele­ i is another thing.
“good government” advocated by deal for all. Honest government phone one night at midnight,
We have every confidence in
the congress leaders, And there assures honesty in everything. threw one of his raving fits of
certainly have been many and Liberty, Justice and Equality above anger and wound H
up by stating i Joe Cave—and for that matter all
glaring examples of how the all.”
that “if Hall wasn’t indicted with- raiding officers. In spite of the
in 24 hours he would be shot."
Banks political machine really
Yes. that has been the claim to Not that his threat had any lnflu- fact we deplore the death of Da-
works in the past week.
honesty nad public spirit Llew­ I ence whatsoever with the action . hack, and believe Cave will be
We would suggest that all self- ellyn A. Banks has made since his of the grand jury, but it is a good cleared without a moment’s hesi­
respecting and honest members of inception into the newspaper busi­ indication of the depths and con­ tation by any jury which listens
the Good Government congress ness here. Now do you wonder I tortions to which Banks’ depraved to the evidence and not the dic­
either cast off their present ques­ that months ago The Miner chose mind has sunk. It was explained tates of a three-year prejudice
tionable leadership, take the reins to call him a liar, and attempted later that it Is almost impossible which has been built up carefully
into their own hands, or withdraw to point out his hypocricy to a to convict on a telephone conver­ by a designing editor. But no
from the organization before they credulous county? Now. in the sation, hence no action was taken matter how thoroughly Cave may
are attempting to explain to the light of recent developments, on the threat.
be absolved of any blame in the
'a.-C
district attorney just what part don’t you feel that he has been
unfortunate death of Dahack. them
I
a
paranoiac
in
a
sheep's
clothing
they have had in its activities.
will always be the stench of the
I^ast
week,
at
about
the
name
!—a crook posing as a holy man?'
time we clashed with M rs. Mar- grand jury indictment clinging to
And while on the subject of
tin—or, rather, she attempted to his clothes, And it appears to us
Good Government congress offi­ As great as has been the price, clash with us—Joe Cave, Medford that, to pacify a few chronic
1
ft
may
be
that
the
lesson
Jackson
cials, we believe a few sidelights
policeman, was arrested, charged harriers, the past grand Jury has
on the real nature of C. H. Brown, | j county is bound to learn from this with the accidental shooting of made Officer Cave the goat—has
father of Henrietta, would be ap­ I stink is well worth the price. Per­ Everett Dahack.
f—---------------------------------------------
propriate. It is reported, although haps next election frantic and in-
not admitted, that he was once i t sincere cries of “clean ’em all out
The past grand Jury, without
cast out of the home of his son-in- . of the courthouse” will be met even going to the scene of the
“DAD” DYNGE
with
the
contempt
which
they
law. the federal radio operator
shooting, returned a true bill
here, left for Portland, and through I ' deserve. Yet. human nature is against Cave after two regular
Now Playing at
various machinations typical of; . queer, and people forget to keep ■ grand juries and another coroner’s
the man. managed to get back on their fingers out of the fire from body had investigated the situa­
the free meal list—finally at the one day to the next.
DREAMLAND
tion first-hand, had surveyed the
expense of Jackson county and
still
location
and
had
reinacted
HALL—MEDFORD
Of course there will be a few
undoubtedly at the behest of Judge
raid and possible sources of
Fehl, who'campaigned on a” platdie-hards who will never admit to the
Every
the shooting. They all had been
form of strictest economy last fall, outsiders that they were complete- unable to even determine from
| ly fooled into supporting candi-
whose gun the fatal bullet had
Saturday Night
When queried the other day by dates and organizations which been shot.
9 to 12
the county commissioners relative were aimed at hogging the pub-
to how many meals he had been :Iic trough for themselves, but we
We are not criticizing the grand LADIES FREE
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eating at the Jail gratis (which imagine the next few weeks will jury because we received an in-
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Government
and
might have been quite all right:
1fIood
with the taxpayers ' had he i not Fehl-Banks support melt away like
been a guest but a _ permanent
______ the disappearing snows in the
resident) and whose authority j surrounding hills.
permitted the handouts. Brown I
“When the curtain comes
down'
answered “It’s none of your damn-
„
‘
“ is the
ed business,” among other Illy- we take nothing along,"
th ex-
chosen remarks to be made in pres’lo” of one song writer. • A1’
’h it
though
it fa
is trua
true onnuch
enough, hnw
how few
the presence of a feminine court . j thmiP
people
care
what
they
leave behind
reporter. Brown was one of last
Saturday’s crowd who yelled in this world of ours, spend a life­
“Don’t you treat a woman that time running others down, grab­
bing for themselves nothing they
. away’’’
can take beyond the grave, and
Papa Brown is the one who has passing up the opportunity to
been talking all over Medford of leave good fellowship, respect and
“what he was going to do to the friendliness for those who live on.
‘gang’.” Always hiding behind a
REASONABLE RATES FOR
group of his misled “bodyguards' i”
or his daughter’s skirts, he has
PRESSING
been, or attempted to be. the
guiding mind in several of the
DRY
CLEANING
disgusting two-by-four trickR being
and
DRE8SMAKING
worked under the classification of
"good government.”
MRS. J. L. TAYLOR
!
Joint observance of birthday an­
niversaries. a popular custom In
clubs and other organizations,
proved a favorite means of cele­
brating In Applegate hoiiies dur
ing the week end.
Mrs. A. Throckmorton was hos
teas at a dinner at her home Bun­
day lit which Mr. and Mrs. Les­
ter Throckmorton of Eagle Point
were guests Miss Eleanor Throck­
morton was an honor guest, her
birthday falling on February 22,
as was her father, whose anniver­
sary was on the 27th. Those priv­
ileged to sit at the table, which
I was set with n bountiful meal and
graced with two birthday cakes,
had their choice of chicken or tur­
key.
Mrs. Fr««d Straube entertained
Sunday with n turkey dinner in
honor of five birthday anniversar­
ies GiieHts Included Mr. and Mrs.
Marian Young nnd family of Cen­
tral Point. Those honored were
Mrs Young and daughter Freda.
1
Miss Lola Straube, and Hill I utid
Ixiuls Straube.
Mrs. Arnos McKee, who also
witnessed another birthday dur-
ing the week-end. was surprised
with un evening call from her
grandchildren and their parents.
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AIR STUNT MEN WILL
Friday and Saturday
Cecil B. DeMille’ff
“Sign of
the Cross”
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
I
with
William Powell
Joan Blondell
Wednesday and Thursday
Barbara Stanwyck
THRILL RIALTO AUDIENCE
At the Rialto theatre, Sunday
nnd Monday, Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr., takes the leading role 1n "The
Parachute Jump­
er,” a thrilling
story of the dare­
devils of the air
lanes —the stunt
men.
Aviation
pictures—of the
war. of the air
mall, and of ev­
erything except
stunt men -have
been already
made, but It re­
mained for young
Doug to make
this picture of the men whose
Ilves hold no thought of the mor­
row. Frank McHugh, Bette Davis
and Sheila Terry are tn the sup­
porting cast.
ROXY ■■’.oc
In
Bitter Tea of
General Yen
Saturday Only
TIM McCOY
“Man of Action
Sunday and Monday
Doug. Fairbanks, Jr.
:
Saturday Only, March 4
“TWO FISTED LAW
with Tim McCoy
l
Sunday and Monday
:
Marie Dreaaler in “EMMA”
Jean Hersholt-Rlchard Cromwell
Tuesday and Wednesday
“HELL’S HOUSE”
Junior Durkin—Pat O’Brien
Thursday and Friday
“RADIO PATROL”
Robert Armstrong—Lila Lee
Coming Ssturday, March 11
KEN
MAYNARD In
“WHISTLING DAN”
LAWYER
MAN1
:
i
:
i
:
:
: :
“The
PARACHUTE
JUMPER”
with
Bette Davis • Frank McHugh
Tuesday and Wednesday
JOE E. BROWN
“YOU SAID A
MOUTHFUL”
Thursday and Friday
JANET GAYNOR
CHARLES FARRELL :
“Te»» of the
Storm Country”
ANY SEAT
ANY TIME
Continuous Shows
Saturdays 1 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Sun. and Hole. 2 o.m. to 11 p.m.
WHERE IS THE WOMAN
who was so tired at night?
The sooner Jackson county and
Medford get rid of his type of agi­
tator the better off everyone will
be—particularly Brown himself.
He is typical of a type of parasite
which has capitalized on the de-|
pression and other people’s woesj
—not content to led bad enough!
alone for the poor taxpayer and1
debt-ridden farmer, but selfishly
bent on inflaming them to plunge
themselves Into still greater depths
of difficulties and losses.
Jackson county’s citizens who
are beginning to snap into a habit
of doing some of their own think­
ing now that half the Good Gov-|
ernment congress officials are
either in Jail or out under heavy
bonds will realize that, deplorable
and unjust as their financial con-|
ditfon might be. they are not aided
one whit by attempting to pull
others down to their own level.
Misery may love company, but the
more company misery has, the
w<
. . ORN OUT from the day'» •ndle»i round of houta-
work...where ¡»»he nowf Spending her time in re­
creation ... initead of drudgery in a hot kitchen. Wliere
the formerly greeted her hutband in high dudgeon, »he
now welcome» him in high spirits. And that it the triumph
of electricity. It »mootht the day for the houiewife by
helping her complete her homework in let» time and
The Jacksonville
Miner Wants
Your
leii effort. It it the King of Comfort» ... and where it it
freely uted, the houte at la»t became» a homo.
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