Jacksonville miner., March 24, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

Th« Jacksonvill« M ìmt
SLAIN OFFICER
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES
Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill
Pa*« 3
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Mobley and Yaqui Joe
Tangle in 90-Minute
Session on Wednesday
I the rope He admits having a sor«
i back.
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Tbe answer« to the maidens'
prayers (the wrong onesl are down
from upstate showing the locals
the latest in dance steps and crack-
I Ing the latest.
Rex Mobley and Yaqui Joe, the]
pair of wrestlers who introduced
Mrs. Claud Medley of Little Ap­
wrestling’s highest type of enter­
plegate spent last week as a guest
tainment to eouthorn Oregon fans
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of Mrs. Edna Parcel of Medford.
two weeks ago, are to be pitted
Famous I»ast Words: Whereas
again next Wednesday night, March
• Joe Hlottlck of Ward's Pork 1*
this and that, resolved: 1 quit the
29, at th* Medford Armory, accord
at a Medford hospital suffering
ing to Ma«k Lillard, wrestling and
, G. O. C.
from an appendicitis attack.
Our fair village was considerably
boxing promoter.
A pelt lion attesting to th«»effi
Both weighing In at 160 pounds, Improved last week when all the
• Mrs Agnes E. Illne* of Eorast »•lent y, dependability and general!
and both exponents of the cleaner exces* rubbish was hauled away
Grove arrived Tuesday evening and upproval of Alice Hoof* a* po*t
demonstration* of Mtrenglh and by the crew of men working out’
I* visiting her Mister, Mrs. Mlle* master of Jacksonville wa* for-
Hklll, they have been booked to de-, their commissary notes.
Cantrail.
| warded to Gen. Charles II. Martin
ddc tti»» draw decision of their'
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yesterday. It hud been signed by |
• Mrs. Ered West and Mr*. Henry every busln»»** I ioumo representa-
last meeting in an hour and one
Last weekend saw most of the
Paul wore guests Er I day at the i tlv« In th« city.
half session as th«, main event.
local pair* separated while the boys
homo of Mrs. Sborniai» Godiovo at
A Mem I windup event with Roland were In Ashland playing in the
Ml** Hoel*, whoa« present ap­
Medford.
,
Warren, Klamath Falls Copco en­ 8. O. N. S. invitational tournament.
point men! u* official reader of po*t .
gineer, ami Harry (Duke) Elliott,
• Mr. and Mr*. John Morri* of cards expired January 19. received
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former wrestling Instructor of Uni
to Those Who Save
Asplund were dinner guests at the h*r recommendation from Con­
The fire alarm last. Friday a. m. I
versity of Oregon scheduled to
home of Mr und Mr*. J. J. Arant gressman W. C. Hawley and II. II.
wa*
caused
when
one
of
the
school
groan
an»l
grunt
for
45
minute*
I >KM»ver for continuation ui the po*t,
Hunday.
or les*. Elliott al*o is present ref­ teacher* attempted to curl her
and final assignment of the Job to
eree for the Eugene and Portland hair. Isn’t It U m » bad that everyone
• Mrs. Georü* Deininer In spend her rent* with gulnlng th»» approval
can’t have naturally curly locks.
matches.
lug thia w««k In M«dford. u guest of congress. It I* thought that po
A new price Mchedule will be Just think of the time that could
Of her sister In law and her hus* lltlcal differences In the smaller io-
inaugurated. Lillard announced for be devoted to recreation by the
bund, Mr. and Mrs. Emil l'eck.
calitle* will not lie considered, ami |
this show, which is hailed as the aspirants a* well a* the members
There Is No Substitute
that qualification* alone will de
• Jim and Carl Smith, employed! terrain« assignments.
peak of entertainment for wrest­ of the fire co.
TO GEORGE PRESCOTT
ling fan* of the state. Forty cents
In a quartz mine near Redding, are j
for a Savings Account
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Ml** Hoefs succeeded Elorenco'
general admission, with 75 cents
spending a few days as guest* of Thompson, who removed to Call- Peaceful be your silent slumber.
“Connie” C. attempted to stop
ringHlde will mark the lowest ad- smoking last week-end but as usual
Elmer While at Buncom
Peaceful in the grave so low.
fornla four years ago.
START YOURS
. ............... You no more will Join our number, rnlMslon prices in the history of in *uch cases he was unsuccessful,
• Mr and Mrs. imrrel I hi vis of
You no more our sorrow* know. sports In Oregon, It is expected i And that brings to our minds the
TODAY!
Tule lake country spent th« week- will bo the final one of the series
that many fans will be turned away fact that there is usually a woman
«nd with Mrs. Davis' parent*. Mr. of very successful parties
We will miss you comrade, brother, from the Wednesday night show, behind a young boy’s determination;
and Mrs. William Head, at Appia­ • Mr. an<l Mr*. Henry Demmer of
a* young Mobley, of Mobile, Ala­ I to quit.
As we go our woary way.
gate.
JuckHonvIil* had a* dinner gue*t* Miss you in the early morning and I bama, and Yaqui Joe of Sonora.
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Through evening shadows gray. Mexico, have been the strong«?st
It would seem that our “duly
• "Bud'* llargett of Kansas wan Hunday Mr. and Mrs. George Dem­
card
In
several
years.
First
match
exported to arrive Thursday on tho mer of Jacksonville hill. After din
will «tart promptly at 8:30 p. m , elected Judge of Jackson county" is
Applegate, where ho will be tun ner th* party, accompanied by Mr ' y()U were always bright and cheer- I and those desiring seats are urged trying to crawfi*h.
ful.
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Medford
»>/ea In proapectlng operations ut I and Mr*. F. F Goddard, formerly
to make reservations <»arly.
of lx»s Angele* but now living In
And your duties never shirked.
» E. II. Taylor ranch.
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After all the practice the citizen-1
Jacksonville, enjoyed a drive over Always
peaceable
and
willing;
ry has had tbe past few months
Jacksonvlll* hill and fur up Forent
though
• Mr. and Mr* T 8. Cady of the creek to ln»p»»ct some mining oper-|
at squawking and hollering, the
The
dutle*
sometimes
irked.
Summit Service station have re­ atlon* being carried on there.
contest in Medford Saturday should
ceived word of the anfety of sev­ • W. I). Peckhum anil Bert Brigg*
be heard over here.
eral famllle* of friend* and rela­ of Applegate left Wednenday morn­ Do we wish you back, no never.
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You
are
free
of
toll
and
strife.
tives in the oarthquako area.
The b.b. team came through and'
ing for Iz»ng Beach to participate' You have earned the peace you
• Mrs Ella llerrlott of Prospect In that city’s reconstruction pro­
Entered in the upper better life.
What has proved to be one of brought home a cup. To the team
spent Inst week as a guest of Mr. gram. Mr. Peckham, well known
the city’s most promising Saturday we wish to give our congratula­
and Mrs George llerrlott at Ap­ | carpenter, received a wire from Though we mourn your passing night assets, Al Stewart and hts tions for winning tbe first trophy 1
plegat«. Hbe also visited Mrs E. J. hl* hrother In-law, L. A Wilson, re-l
from us
‘•ight-plece orchestra, has met with by boys in the history of the school.
Brown and other friends while in »miring him to assist 1n the recon-,
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We still glory In your gain.
three weeks of growing success as
the community.
George Brown, “32," towned Sat.
struct Ion of his residence and You will never more know sorrow. Inspiration for tripping the light
and reports that farming is getting
apartment house* which were com-;
Never feel the stab of pain.
fantastic.
• Mrs A. N. Krause of lower A|>- pietely destroyed by the earth­
no better fast.
Music
of
the
orchestra,
which
re
­
piegate was expected to be able quake. Mr. Brigg*, who I* a nephew'
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For th»» loved ones left behind you placed the Grants Pass crew, ha*
to return to her home Wednesday, of Mrs. Peckham. I* n resident of
Hatpins come back. We will have
We offer silent prayer,
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met with
hearty and _______
sincere _
ap-
hnvlng been an Influcnxn patient Long Bench, although he had H|x*nt
Children's Ringlet Permanents
grief on earth be soft proval. and already has gained dis­ to renew our life and accident in­
at the Sacred Heart hospital for a th* Inst three month* here at the That their
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surance policy now that hatpins
ened
tinction
among
dancers
of
southern
few days.
SPECIAL SHAMPOO
Peckham home.
And they meet you over there.
Oregon. Attendance at the weekly are the vogue. As a weapon of de­
Finger Wave and Manicu*e $1.25
affairs has been growing Hteadily, fense or on the other hand, offense,
• Fred J. Blakeley of I'ortlund wa* • Saturday evening whl*t parti«»*,
they
(hatpins)
have
no
equal
and
OIL SHAMPOO
popular
winter
dlveraion
among
the
—
May
H.
Forbes,
Jacksonville
and
revenue
from
this
source
was
on the Little Applegate a few »lays
Finger Wave and Manicure $1.50
ago. Mr. Blakeley la making hi* young married group of tbe lower ....................... .......................... .............. greater last week-end than for aev- then one always is liable to run
onto one by accident.
Marcela 50c and 75c—Reset 35c
headquarters in M<>«lford. and I* in Applegate, are coming to a close. • An attendance of 80 people is oral months, despite competitive'
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Finger Waves, Wet 35c, bry 50c
southern Oregon In the Interest of j Mrs ('lift Smith having entertained recorded for the St. Patrick's party dances In other localities,
Another sign of spring, that of'
Inst Saturday. Mrs. Bert Hukill and given by Applegate Home Exten-
Hot Oil Shampoo $1.00
The chamber of commerce, which
a mining deal.
Harry Brown held high «core, Mra. i slon unit Friday evening Birthday |g sponsoring the dances, has re­ counting the days till school is
Cleansing Facial 50c
Regular Facial, $1 and up
• Antoine Hing of Nell creek, who Edward Kubll and Bert Hukill hold-' anniversaries of two members, Mrs cefved many compliments for 1m out, appeared this wk. Statistics
Eyebrow and Lash Dye 75c
captured two panther on Star gulch Ing low. The next party probably E. P. Smith of Provolt, and Mrs nrovements made recently to build- or sumpthin prove that there are'
two weeks ago. has captured an will be th* last until another sea­ Frank Knutzen, were observed at Ing and floor, as well as entertaln- eight weeks after this one. or 40
Manicure 50c—Arch 35c
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other one of th* animal*. In addi­ son.
the lunch hour,
although
Mrs. _____
ment furnished.
HAIR CUTS 25c
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tion to a bobcat. In th»» narne lo­ • Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Moore of Smith was unable to be present. Stewart's prowess as an orchestra
Confectionery
owner,
fire
chief.
calfty. The cat was anld to be of Big Applegat»- made their usual| (¡nines followed nn Interesting pro- director and vocalist is fast gain-1
medium size. Reports are that Mr. «hopping trip to M»»dford a few gram. In which the following Ash- Ing county-wide reputation, and a mSh-about-town Ray Wilson was
Ring coni»! have caught a fourth days ago. and upon their return land girls gave dance Interpreta- prosperous, bright future is seen seen in the role of the latter above
panther at the same time, but chose home, found that 23 quart* of meat pion* Misses Maxine Miller and for the present dance season with the last on the business end of a
105 West Main
Phone 57
frexno in the act of letting go of
to let the animal <•«» up« to make and a Jar of fruit had been stolen Thelma Good. Soldier dance; Miss-: his boys in the pit.
*x» *a training for his dogs. H* will during their absence. The pilferer' e* Betty Dean and June Elam J Dancing continues from 9 p. m.
ridurn later for th* next catch.
had unlocked th« door to make hl* dance number. The Blue Danube to 2 a. m. with no increase having
entrance.
wa* danced by all four girls. Miss been made in admission prices.
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• A larger crowd than usual in ex • < lam» Klelnhammer of Apple Helen TJosdal of Ashland accom-
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at‘< !»•■! to attend th.- I O <» F gate and Mr and Mrs. ( Clyde! panled at the piano. The St. Pat- • William Ritchey and John Var-
Moiee here tonight because it will Young and little daughter of Ash-
*“*’ rick's motif was carried out com- ney of Prospect were guests of Mr.
on a hard time party. No dolling Innd exported to leave Thursday pietely fn the menu and table deco- and Mrs Wi'Uiim Davis of Sterling
up I* necessary, and dance fan* morning for San Francisco, where rations.
section Sunday.
will feel even more at home than thev would remain until Sunday
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usual with the privilege of wearing visiting Mr. and Mra. Merriam
old clothe«. This dance probably Worthington.
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Petition Signed by All
Business Men Urges
Retention Postmaster
PROSPERITY
COMES
FASTER
REGULARLY
Farmer» and
Fruitgrowers
Bank
Al Stewart’s Music
Has Appeal for All
Saturday Revelers
PERMANENTS
$2.50
$4
$5.50
Bowman’s Barber
and Beauty Shop
ne Home Grocery
High School News
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Are we good. We «hould be. with
our basketball team bringing home
the consolation trophy. The stud
ents, to show their appreciation,
gave a big pep a**embly last Mon­
day. The boy* gave speeches about
the tournament, after which the
others gave several yell* and sang
song*. The trophy will ho kept In
the case with the other trophies
that have been won In the pant
years.
The seniors hnve started their
play practice in earnest. They prac-
ties four nights a week at the home
of Mr. Nee. Preston Card ha* given
up hl* part, which will be given
over to some other person. Try to
guess who It will be.
“SERVES YOU RIGHT’
one person. The bouples met at
Vaughn’s; afterward they went to
the U. 8. hall and danced.
FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 743
Visitors at school this last week
were George Brown, Ina Thomason
and Margaret Norvell,
SATURDAY and MONDAY
SPECIALS
I
DEL ROGHI
Fluhrer’s Betty Crocker Milk
Chocolate Cake ............
39c
SATURDAY SPECIAL ONLY
Give Friend Wife a rest. Raise her
for a pet. She is not a machine, a toy,
a slave. She’s human even as you and
I. Let her lie in bed mornings and
catch up on her beauty sleep.
JIGSAW PUZZLE FREE WITH EACH BOX
Wadham’s Soup Mix, 13c, 2 for. . .25c
Vegetables, Rice Etc. Packed in Cellophane and Ready
to Cook—Generous Package
Wadham’s Drip Grind Coffee, lb.. . 35c
The romance thnt wa* budding
,ems to havo been frontbitten.
Vacuum Pack in Glass Jar
Home Grocery Butter, pound......... 24c
Upon hearing that. Ethel Hun­
saker wan leaving, the seniors im­
mediately planned a farewell party
for Thursday. Each senior invited
Made by Swiss—Fresh daily—The Best to Buy
Boldemann’s Sweet Ground
Chocolate, pound can. .
33c
With FREE Half-Pound Can
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BUSINESS is so derned good
we couldn’t find time to write
an ad. But we’re not so busy
we haven’t time to invite you
to our store for
“EVERYTHING for YOUR GARDEN
BUT THE RAIN”
Signed,
THE SQUIRE
Monarch Seed and Feed Company
Corner Sixth and Bartlett
Wake Up!
Red Arrow Graham Crackers, 2-lbs. 33c
The Junior* seem to have several
important matters, if we can Judge
from the muny meeting* they have
boon having lately.
Phone 260
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FRESH AND CURED MEATS
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Confidence
YES, We Have CONFIDENCE in the
Present Administretio’’ and in Pr*-i-
dent Roosevelt’s Wielding of the Big
Stick!
Breakfast on the way to work after
a brisk walk in the early, invigorat­
ing air and sunshine, where break­
fast always is just right and where
you get the best coffee in town—
that’s the way to start the day right,
yow-suh!
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BUCKWHEAT CAKES and COUNTRY
SAUSAGE, with maple syrup)—eggs
too fresh from the county, or what
will you? Complete menu.
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This is the season for Sasafras Tea, and
we have it.
We Also Have Confidence in
the QUALITY of Our
GRADE A MILK
Green Lantern Cafe
SNIDER’S
DAIRY AND PRODUCE CO.
28-32 North Bartlett
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Opposite Postoffice—Medford
H. E. Wharton
Phone 203
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