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OFFICIAL NCW3PAFCR OF JACKSONVILLE
chaff from th« wheat In his form-
er article.
Sometime all must face the
I'll I loso
great unknown your
pher would rather meet it with
a record of having tried to make
the world u butter place for his
fellow man than to have sung
all tiie lioxannaH and ii>peat<-<l all
the self centered
prayers In
Christendom.
Frankly speaking. your Phil
osopher la Inclined to believe
that “the kingdom of heaven ia
within you.”
mulnder of her teaching dutlea at
Applegut« for thia term. Iler bus
band, who hud completed training
ut H. O. N. H. recently, bau ac
cepted the opportunity to assist
with the upper grade students an
practice work. Mr. l<udwig hu«
taught during the laat two weeks,
• F. E. Blgalow of liut li returned
Wednesday from a biisliiosH trip
to Albany.
• Dr. J. W. Robinson, who has
been spending tin» colder months
In a Medford hotel, bns rented his
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futility Mr. Barrie Is un officer of
the Jacksonville Gold Mining com
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Local and Personal
(.oow like
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The Editor Speaking
(Continued from page one)
Mauy rabid drys have been pre
dicting the worst curses imagin
able to come from the legalization
of 3.2 per cent brew. Let’s see.
wasn't there something about cross
ing bridges when we come to ’em
that was drilled into us at the
same time temperance was being
preached? Seems as though there
ought to be about enough problems
besetting this nation in the ever
present now without having a
group of fatalistic pessimists pre
dicting a world of debauchery, pov
erty and shivering, ragged children
at the swinging door. Seems as
though the American people should
be given credit for being able tc
handle themselves properly when
the time comes. At least, that's the
way we interpret the actions and
remarkable
support
President
Roosevelt has displayed.
-or
The thought occurred to us that
reformers should set to work in
their own household first. And, we
believe, if they do a thorough job
of watching their own step, and
the morals of their families, they
will have little time to worrv about
John Public's conduct. In fact, this
nation seems to J58 made up of in
dividual families, and the most
certain way of raising morals and
ideals would be for every family
to correct Its OWN weak spots and
let the rest of the nation take care
of itself.
to the safest city in the world.
Swallow THAT one!
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• Dr. J. F. Roddy of Medford via
Ited (ho Illg Applegate a few Jays
ago lu the Interest of a possible
mining deal.
• Money alone wuh not the only
reimbursement tn the aale of the
black walnut trees ut the Prank
Cameron ranch a short time ago.
Mr. Cameron has obtained 20 tiers
or wood from the limbs und upper
section of the trees. L. W Robnett,
Crescent City denier who pur
chased the trees (or fulfilment of
an order from Germany, took only
the largest portion of the tree
bodies.
• Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ully of
Grants Pas« visited Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Jones
ou Little Applrgato.
• Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sultniarsli
were among the 38 guests present
ut a dancing party at the home of
Mr. und Mrs. la>ys Hamilton in
Talent Saturday evening. The uf-
fuir was somuwhnt of un April fool
arrangement in that everybody wus
expecting to get fooled und didn't.
• Mr. und Mrs. J. J. Anutl. real
dents of Little Applegate for the
lust five years, moved from the
community last week und ure re
siding In their new home on Mor-
row street, Ashland, which thvy
obtained in a trade. Before their
departure. Mr. and Mrs. Arunt were
honored with a surprise farewell
party at their home by members
! of the Uttle Applegate sewing
club, in which Mrs. Arant had
1 taken an active interest. A former
! resident of the Applegate, W. O.
(Bud) Johnson of Malin, has rented
tiie Arunt ranch and now Is rosld-
I ing on the property.
LEGAL NOTICE
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County
of Jackson
In the Matter of the Estate of Grun
dy Barnes Lindsey, Sometimes
Known as J. B. Higley. But Being
One and the 8ame Person, De
ceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice la hereby given that 1
have been duly and regulurly ap-
l>olnted Administratrix of the above
entitled eatute under und by virtue
of un order of the county court of
Juckson county, Oregon, duly mudn.
rendered and hrftered upon Jan
uary ilth, 19:13, and all creditors
having (-laima against said deceased
are hereby notified to present the
same duly verified, with vouchers
thereunto attached, und all persona
owing said estate are notified to
pay their said Indebtedness to me
at the office of G M. Roberts, my
attorney, In the Medford National
Bank building, rooms ¡013, Med
ford. Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated at Medford. Oregon, this
23rd day of March. 1933.
LON IE HARGKNT
Administratrix of the Estate of
Grundy Barnes IJndsey, Deceased.
(Mar 24 31, Apr 7-14-2!)
A sister, who narrowly escaped
death and was in the midst of the
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greatest damage and watched doz TO OUR BUTTE FALLS FRIEND | for man. Today the problem is
,
more
difficult.
Last
week
we
received
a
let
ens crushed within a few seconds,
All the evils of human rela
reported that not ONE school build ter from a Rutte Falls friend
tionship, selfishness, abuse of
ing in the city of Long Beach es who challenged your Philosopher
strength, avarice, greed, envy,
caped serious damage and the because of his recent analysis of
have been reenforced by vast
larger ones were complete losses. the Book of Revelations. It is
material power. The ease of
Had the quake occurred a few not the wish of your Philosopher
travel baa blended the races into
hours earlier, every school building to engage in a long drawn out
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would have been filled with thous controversy over this book nor , a complex tangle of humankind • Guests ut the home of Mr. und
But the menace of rabid reform- ands of students. Iiut I^ong Beach will he resent the charge that
and religion needs the help of a , Mrs. A. 8. Klelnhammer Sunday
ers seems to be in their egotistic is "the safest city in the world” he is an unbeliever. Since our I new fore»—the force of science, were Rev. und Mrs. Ham Jones
view that they are more qualified . . . the chamber of commerce and church friends no longer burn i Visualize the faces in a crowded und MI hs Issle McCully of Jack
to run someone else's affairs than the native sons said ft was!
such folks at the stake that Isn't
street and the failure of dog sonville. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
the individual concerned. Sim
a very serious matter.
matic teaching is apparent. So Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Much
The Medford
mered down to guiding children.; Oh dear, how time does drag in
few seem really happy. Many, more of Medford
We are. however, particularly
there has been a fair "hands-off” the courts. Here we've been so interested in our friend's sugges
even young faces, are marked by group enjoyed picnicking In the,
unwritten law observed. But when anxious to attend a state hanging, tion and hope that all will read 1 old evils—sickness, anxiety, «or- 1 Sterling country.
those children grow up to the point. too. Although it may be stretching the Bible. That. too. is the hope 1 row or defeat. Yet ail around • Buch residents have expressed
where they should be able to take things a bit too far, we've already of your Philosopher. If read and
them are signs of man’s power | resentment over the fact lliut some
care of themselves, the reformers i put in our application for a ticket understood the Bible is, as friend I ' through science. Modern labor- ! visiting motorists, admiring na
decide they must be taken in hand to the ah. er. expected party in says, "i ‘a great romance." To this I i saving machines, rapid transpor ture's touches around the village
and bent around to THEIR way Salem, when Satan may throw his your Philosopher adds, “and the
tation and everywhere signs of w'ell, dug up the ferns overhunglng
MILK ia baby’s nat
of thinking.
luxury and comfort for the com the well's edge. Evidently the vis
lariet and rope in one of his dis greatest tragedy of all. time.”
-or
ural
food. But it must
mon
man
that
were
unknown
to
itors
believed
that
this
ia
a
free
The
romance
of
human
desire
ciples.
Which is quite similar to some
-
King Solomon in all his glory. country, and took the bit of green
and the tragedy of disaapoint-
be
pure
milk—per
people’s version of religion. W’e
A
,
ment.
Power, however, has outrun ery to beautify their own door- :
believe
nearly
everyone
has
W e imagine the most famous last
fectly
pasteurized
and
yard.
,
If we read and analyze care
intelligence and ownership is too
worked out some idea o» their con- «‘»'¡ds^ if th»t_Uke^place^ probably
fully
we
great
for
enjoyment.
There
Is
no
•
Mrs.
Fred
Benedict
of
Apple-
1
will
see
that
our
Good
of
even
butter
con
» “ JlZTLL»
Saint ’ Peter, won’t you
ception of the scheme of things, ■
Book contains the age-old drama
evidence of a common will for gate entertained with a 12 o'clock
listen
to
reason?
I
tell
you
there
tent.
and although it may be classed
of the battle for self fulfillment.
the common good, no vision of a dinner Friday In honor of the Hist
under another name, or code, they was a damnable miscarriage of As in all ancient religions
human goal.
birthday anniversary of her moth
justice
back
there
in
Jackson
coun
still have what serves the same
BUY ONLY
throughout the whole panorama
Failure to solve these problems er. Mrs. Carolyn Winetrout, of
ty!
”
purpose as religion. After all, that
of the Jewish religion's growth
Grants Paas. Those present be
PURE MILK . .
was
not
so
apparent
while
life
is the only real good religion could
was simple but in the tangled sides the honor guest were Mrs.
Sorry, but we’re getting down to' the predominant urge is ever
bring to this world anyway—to
FOR
PERFECT
noticeable—hope. Kindled in the
complexity of modern times the Clarence Winetrout and son and
serve some useful, practical pur-' the yeast sediment, and must be , mythical story of man's advent
daughter
of
Grants
Pass.
PROTECTION
situation is decidedly acute.
pose in making this a better place on our way. This has been only a into the world and the desire to
Civilization will either crumble • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burrelson,
BUY FROM
to live in—here, now. And not be 3.2 ner cent lucid column this' regain the perfect life of the
or emerge into a new and ideal Thompson creek residents for the
yond the grave, where our future week, but It’s the best we could | Garden the spark of hope for a
home for mankind. Because of a last year, have returned to Middle
is but a mixture of speculation and do legally.
good life has dimmed with ad
sincere desire for the latter, Fork, locating on mining property. I
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uncertainty.
versity and glowed with success
your Philosopher earnestly hopes • Beaver creek school board has
• Word was received here last as the Jewish race struggled to
for a return of that anticipated employed Mis« Lucille Reeder of I
And that, dear readers, is what week that a former resident of this realize the promises of their
Phons 203—Medford
perfect life from the hereafter Ashland to teach the coming term
is called waxing eloquent (or city, a Dr. Hester of Newburg. Ore., early prophets.
y
to here. Because of this desire of school. Other districts hiring
worse) from a typewriter instead delivered an address in that city
Space does not permit detailed
he joins with our Rutte Falls their touchers recently are Union
of a pulpit Ah me, and no collec recently based entirely on the old analysis of the activities of all
Mend in a request that all read town. which obtained Miss Eleanor'
tion boxes to pass about, the coun days in Jacksonville and its re-1 the Jewish pronhets. The key
the
Bible—and pay particular at Maul) of Portland, and Applegate.:
ty judge having stolen all the tin markable progress as a residential note of nearly all prophecy was
tention to this salient fact: The which reelected Mrs. Ethel Lud
cups. It is to be hoped you don’t and mining center today.
that resnect for and obedience
demoralization of the Jewish wig.
take this column—or the rest of
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to the Mosaic law would result
race was not complete until they
the pa pel much more seriously
• All Jacksonville seems to have in a glorious Jewish kingdom.
lost their hope for the worldly • George Taylor, pupil at the
than does the writer, which isn't
Beaver creek school, is suffering
«-ott-n the clean up and paint up The land of milk and honey was
ideal.
too.
from a slight concussion of the I
fever when the sun decided to "ay never lost sight of and until the
It would be very difficult to con brain as a result of colliding with
southern Oregon a warm call this , time of Jeremiah, the original
vince a Mohammedan that the one of his school mutes on the
Oh yes, one more editorial gem.
“man of sorrows,” hope beat
acceptance of Christianity wou'd school grounds Friday He has been
(Will that dirty laugher get out week. The E. 3. Severance home,. eternal in the Jewish breast.
be a guarantee of future happi unable to attend school since the
of the room, or pay up his sub which has been the scene of steady
The story of the Jews is the
ness but both would welcome re accident and consulted a Medford
scription?) Our closest relatives, landscaping and terracing ail win
story of nearly every race, The
ter,
is
coming
into
its
prime
as
a
lief from poverty and distress. physician Wednesday.
who reside in Long Reach and suf
prominent garden soot and the new, evolution of their religion has
In fact any assurance of happy • John Devlin, who underwent ai
fered the shivering of Mother Na
many
parallels
in
history,
Al-
borne of Charles Blitch, with iti
and safe living would unite them
ture’s surface, which resembled the
serious operation at the Sacred, Children’s Ringlet Permanents
cleared yards and neatly painted ways the search for the good life
in a common cause.
contortions of a horse’s skin when
•1.98
Heart hospital three weeks ago, is
fence has caused many passersby here—not elsewhere. Although a
a bee sits down on an unswitch-
Read your Bible intelligently steadily Improvlm:, and is expected
primitive
people
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they
early
to
turn
their
heads
and
admire
th"
able portion of anatomy, sent up
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calm serenity and restfulness of i learned the beauty of comrade
man hope and the tragedy of dis soon as possible he will return tn i
a collection of the quake pictures.
ship, the value of mutual aid.
OIL SHAMPOO
the
pieesfng
colors
and
arrange
The scenes, printed in a nice book
appointment you will find the the home of his sister. Mrs. Miles' Finger Wave and Manicure $1.50
Desire
kept
them
restless,
reach
ment.
The
Emil
Britt
home,
long
let and prefaced by an editorial
phflosonhy of life essential to Cantrail, for recuperation.
ing from the good toward the
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entitled “Long Beach Goes For a prominent landmark of attrac- better, Disastrous failure was
building that earthly home for
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tlon
here,
also
has
been
blossom
•
"Shorty
”
Stevens,
of
the
Med
1
ward” should have added “—and
mankind. The Book of Job, the
cheered by dreams, anguish was
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Backward, Up, Down and Around.” ing Into a green wonderland, with soothed by illusion, The longing
Proverbs of Solomon, Ecclesias- ford fire department, In chargn of
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trimmed shrubs and hedges the
relief work, was on the Applegate'
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tices
and
that
portion
of
the
for the perfect life, the ancient
Regular Facial, |1 and up
predominating adornment.
in
that
interest
Tuesday.
But the most amusing part of the
Gospel embodying the teachings
dream, lived until the Jewish
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pamphlet, which indicates some
of Jesus. The overzealous Paul, • A. Throckmorton, who became
kingdom was crushed—her peo
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thing or other about the Spirit of • Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson.' ple scattered, some captive in
whose writings reflect ideas of an octogenarian Monday, was hon
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the Golden State, was the final who went to Reedsport some time I Babylon, and then hope was re
Jesus radically different from ored with a birthday dinner at his
paragraph of the editorial prefac ago. where Mr. Anderson entered newed.
those of Jesus’ own disciples, are home at Ruch Sunday. A number
ing dozens of scenes of complete employment in the highway con-1
not essential Paul had never met of relatives wore Invited for tho
With the Persians who con-
ruin, destruction and death. It structlon program, spent a short quered Babylon came a new
Jesus but claimed a special reve occasion.
reads, ver ba turn: “Long Beach ex vacation at their home at Joe Bar spark of hope, for they Were
lation for his Interpretation of • Mrs. Ethel Ludwig is fortunate
105 Weat Main
Phone 57
tends an invitation for all to come recently.
Jesus’ mission to the world. To In having assistance with the re-
teaching a new doctrine, The
a
degree
Paul's
preaching
de
dream was not to be realized in
t-acts from the teachings of the
this life. There were two states
Nazarene who hoped to make
of human existence, here and
the world a better place in which
hereafter—light and darkness,
to live.
IF YOU GET OVER-ANXIOUS
The light was good, the dark-
To survive, a religion must
ness evil. If the good life we-e
AND DRINK TOO MUCH
have social value. Today as never
lived here the good life would
before religion Is being put to
continue in the next world or
the test. Can it serve snr'e’y.
vice versa. The long sojourn of
or must socletv se-ve it’ If the
the Jews in Babylon with the
latter, it must eventually pass
Persians brought about an amal
Into h'sto-y. ->s have thousands
gamation of the two faiths and
of earlier religions.
the old Jewish as well as the
Religion faces the task
religion of Zoroaster began to
joining with the resources
wane and gradually disappeared
science in that the social order
in the merging of the two faiths.
We Are Ready to Ease That Morning-After
will embody both a better ma
The wish of your Philosopher
Dullness
and Headache with
terial life and a less selfish re
that all read the Bible Is prompt
ligion. Isolation from the ma
ed by the hope that all may have
terial world In the solitary sola-e
their faith in a good life hare,
of spiritual hlf*s will either de
not hereafter, revived. Man’s re
stroy civilization or religion or
fusal to abandon his Ideal in
both. To dlve-t the moMve of
«nite of earthly failure surely
spirituality from self-nreserva-
led him to project it beyond life
The Ideal Way to Get Back to Normal
to a future time. No religion has
tfon to mass improvement is a
Following Too Much Night Before
job for organized religion. Only
ever suggested a method of cre
a rebirth In a new form can pre
ating a better life on this earth.
Generalities are worthless. The
pare the churches for such a
WE’LL BEER SEEING YOU
task.
frequent suggestion of a return
We trust our good friend at
to the simple faith to meet our
Butte Fall* will have revised
complex problems of life requires
his opinion of vour Philosopher
a detailed method of application
so far as his belief is concerned
that apparently cannot be given.
PRESCRIPTIONS
and will realize that in his earn
No religion has had sufficient
est desire for the better life here
knowledge of human nature to
build a satisfying earthly home
he was merely separating the
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