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Page 2 The Jacksonville Minar The Jacksonville Miner The Beauty Specialist pEAUTV QOCVOIZ? WELL ■ WANT A treatment llL Stt WHAT I J CAN IX) ( KX MAJ SuteCTU-tlon Bst«. In iMr............. «!.•• SliJfcnU»... Hnadquarten TUB NUGC.rr COWBWni TUnrtwm 1(1 MHTord Hnailquart«^ JASMIN A WOO OS OBUG STORE PbMM <( The Editor Speaking (Continued from page one) sympathy it always manages to stir up in its behalf when the reckon ing day arrives, we'd like to point out a characteristic of the county judge in this regard. For many years, every time a cold-blooded murder has been com mitted in southern Oregon, Earl FVhl. through his (taper, has run to the support of the criminal. He has championed his cause stirred up sympathy and misunderstanding relative to the trial, and has al ways been a natural ally to the lawless element when it comes to public opinion. Just recently Earl Fehl lined up with the murder of Sam Prescott tn Ashland. He 1 b campaigning for Llewellyn A. Banks now. He con dones ballot thefts and yammers about an imaginary stealing of courthouse liqAor. Long-time resi dents will remember how Earl Febl's record of the past smells of the same attitude toward pun- ishment of the guilty and lawless, He always has taken the part of the criminal and has always placed his newspaper in the path of jus tice. GABBY GERTIE Always sympathizing and edi- toriallzing in the behalf of the un- derworld and the law transgres- sor, the present county judge makes a striking picture for a pub lic official. If there is any truth to the phrase that “as a man thinks, so is he.” then it is no wonder that Earl Fehl today faces an in dictment for felony. Character Reading Made Easy ; Simple as Can Be, Shown New Work for Women Election promises that smell to high heaven th» said defendant, Walter H. Jones, Individually and ua Admin LEGAL NOTICE istrator of th« «stuhi und th» aolo and only heir at luw und next of CALL FOR BIDS kin of Tolltu M. J oiim , decniutod, for contract to furnluh and Jesslu Jones, Ills wlf«. It. E. Jacksonville School District No. 1 Swan and Maud M Swan husband with 50 cords of wood, will be re und wife, Mulde H I oiioh , H»>iitli«J| ceived up to S p. m.. day of Muy 1, Oregon Credit Bureau, an 1933. Wood to be delivered ut Corporation, Clyde A. Melvin, It. H. school building between August 1- Smith und American Fruit " " Grow ~ 15th. 1933. era, Inc., u Delaware corporation, Fifty (50) cords of body fir In hud on th« 20th duy of January, four foot lungths. split to eight 1931, or now have In and to the inch wood. following described property, sit The school board reserves the uated In the County of Jackson, right to reject any or ull blds. Stat« of Oregon, to-wit: STELia W. BEACH, Beginning ut the section Clerk of School District No. 1. collier between Sections 19 and April 10. 1933. 30, Township 36 South. Rung« 1 (Apr 14-31-28) West of the Willuniette Merid ---- ------ >---- — .. . ian in Juckson County, OreKon, In the County Court of the State thence south 0 degree«, 27*, «UHt of Oregon for Jackson County 450 feet, north 89 degrees 37', east HM5.2 feet north 595.36 feet: In the Matter of the Estate of Wil thence north 7N degrees 54’. west liam Wright Scott, Deceaied. 153.4 feet; thence south 42 de NOTICE grees .01’, west 243 II feet; then»'« Notice Is hereby given that the north Hit degrees 59’, west 570 undersigned has filed his finul ar feet to th« place of beginning, count and report in the above en containing 10 acres of lund, more titled matter, and the above en- or leas, said tract of lund being titled Court has fixed May 20th, the west 10 uerns or Tract No. N9 1933. at to o'ctook a III . In the of th« Rogue luind Irrigated Or county court room In the court chard Tracts In Jackson County. house In Medford, Jackson county, Oregon. Oregon, as the time and place for Together with the tenements, heuring objections to said final ac hereditaments and appurtenances count. and for the settlement thereunto belonging or In any thereof. wise appertaining. BERT DUNCAN. Executor Dated thia 17th day ol Ipril, 1883 (Apr 21. 28. May 6. 12) GORDON 1. SCHERMERHORN ----------- a—— , Sheriff of Juckson County. Oregon In the County Court of the State By OLGA E ANDERSON. of Oregon for Jackson County Deputy. WALTER J. OLMSCHEID. In the Matter of the Estate of Sheriff Pro Ten» of Juckson Coun Elizabeth Scott, Deceased. ty. Oregon. NOTICE By OIXIA E. ANDERSON. Notice is hereby given that Deput undersigned has filed his final count and report in the above en-i' titled matter, and the above en EASTERN titled court has fixed May 20, 1938. at 10:30 o'clock a m , in th» county court room in the court house in ; Medford. Jackson county. Oregon, ' as the time and pine« for hearing [objections to said final account, i and for the settlement thereof. C. G. DUNCAN, Administrator. (Apr 21. 2K, May 5. 12) ----------------------------•----------------------------- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE BEER (While We Can Get it) By virtue of an execution on foreclosure duly issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court t of th« State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson, to me di rected and dated on the 25th day of April. 1933. in a certain nctlon PER BOTTLE therein, wherein Ralph G. Bard Look at what we have now well. as the Administrator of the Another thing we’d like to point You Save Money and Estate of Churl»«« M. English, de out about the county judge is his ceased as plaintiff, recovered Judg Get the Highest Quality L. tnimickery of his late bedfellow, ___________ ment against Walter H. Jones, in A. Banks, in fighting back when I Always at the dividually and as Administrator of be knows he has been cornered. He claims to he the duly the estate of Tollta M. Jones, the 'wxC BROWNIE-MARIE elected judge. Was he ? defendant, for the sum of fit« hun April 13 Earl Fehl. in his news dred and no/too (|600.00) dollars, paper and over his signature, stated I with Interest thereon at per that “I will be compelled to take pavors reduction annum from January 20th. 1931. such steps as I find necessary toj with costs and disbursements taxed Complete Lunches, 15c up protect my legal rights in Jackson $15,000 bond: at twenty and 60 100 ( |20.60) dol- county.” This was addressed to the Medford lars, and the further sum of one 19 North Fir district attorney’s office, and was £?ven after all that has hap hundred thirty-five and no/100 ♦ by way of delivering an ultimatum Pretty Irene Brown of Ojlbwa. pened he is still for the <8135 00) dollars, as attorney’s to that department of justice to v V1 h _ seems tc enjoy her hazardous G. G. C. fees, which Judgment was enrolled cease bunting into print with facts Job as a lineman. She is seen on a “Ths girl who looks stunning gen concerning the “duly elected” coun- H°" far woold he get in high tension electric light pole near and docketed In th» clerk’s office Watch the •rally has a dad who looks stunned.” of «aid Court In said County on ty turmoil. another election ? her home. the 22nd day of April. 1933. i . ............................ ,,,..... . Expiration Date on Notice is hereby given that, pur Part of the evidence to be intro-: Let’s bury him politically, suant to the terms of the said exe duceTT against Editor Banks ’----- will *’’ *■* Your Paper be I lief money, one newspaper and the , lor all time, from his cution. I will on the 3rd day of statements in his newspaper that courthouse auditorium and you June. 1933, at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. he “would take whatever means have a warning which fits the pres present high position with ▼ at the front door of th», courthouse necessary to protect his home, ent situation as well as the above out the expense of another I m Jone* 12-31 of OTHER PEOPLE In the city of Medford, in Jackson name, etc., etc.” We are wondering i paragraph fitted the one we are election. County. Oregon, offer for sale an«l just how long it is going to take j endeavoring to recover from. À Jackson county to learn. Must gun FRUITGROWERS SHOULD BE will sell at public auction for cash Be Certain of Your Paper to the highest bidder, to satisfy Fehl. in his cowardly way, does ................ r...... ?,...................................... play again come into existence be I FARMERS said judgment, together with the for Next Week — Check fore the populace understands that not hint at bloodshed, but merely High School News An old friend came Into the of-; costs of thlH sale, subject to re- says be “will take whatever means • I trouble Is ahead? Your Expiration Date .................................................................................... . flee the other day and said that ,l(”nption as provided by law, all I necessary.” He cannot attack the he was going to lose his farm, after of tho r,rtt’ ,,tl" and lnter*t ,hat February 17, weeks before Pres- district attorney through any legal Since there have been several cott was slain The Miner carried channels. Fehl can make good his a questions as to who is in the sen battle of about 16 years. He came this warning above its masthead: . threat only outside the law. ior play, we will save much breath down here 16 years ago, knowing “Terms of peace: There can be nothing of farming, and even less It has been those accused and I by printing the cast. no peace in Jackson county so long Mignon Stanley—Doris Clark. as crooked, scheming political an "libeled” by The Miner who have ■ of fruit raising. He set out an or- Ivy Daniels—Remo Kime. archists are permitted to promote proven our charges against them. Gwendolyn “Aggie" Jenkins—Jo I chard and has watched It grow and criminal syndicalism with the aid The county judge seems to be no develop all these years. One year of two newspapers. $132.000 of exception, if you read his paper and Clute. Alt. Prince of Arabia—Harland he cleared up >21.000 on the place. county relief funds and the new listen to his arguments. And if you Today he is broke, the place mort courthouse auditorium. If the don’t chances are you’re a better Clark. gaged to the blit. Brandon Annexter—Joe Nee. “SERVES YOU RIGHT’ threatened bloodshed is to be citizen for it. Probably during all those years Preston Enderly—Forest Thom averted, a swift and certain weed our friend never raised a chicken, FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 743 ing-out process must be started at • Among the fight fans from ason. Khalid, Sword of God—Theron fed a pig, "monkeyed” with a gar once and an intensive, truthful, Jacksonville who attended Wednes den, nor a cow, nor did anything Babb. educational campaign carried on in Hepworth Fairweather—Leonarfl ' else to raise his own food, lie had the remote sections of the county. day night’s card were Clint Dun- [ just time to raise fruit. There can be no peace as long as nington, John Norris, Ray Coleman, Gilbert. When times are booming, a fruit1 If you miss this play you’ll be some of the citizenry is allowed to Judge F. L. TouVelle and, of OPEN believe lies, exaggerations and dis course. Timekeeper Viv Beach. missing something you really I farmer can find plenty to do with-| tortions of hoggish and ignorant They rooted, yelled and enjoyed should see. Don’t forget, it is a out ‘‘monkeying’’ with a cow, or, week from tonight. May 5, and 'the chickens, or a garden, or feeding. EVENINGS leaders whose selfish and corrupt in a quite capable man prices are 10, 15 and 25 cents.. a pig. Unfortunately a fruit farmer objectives have been hidden from themselves ner and gave a good accounting has lean years as well as fat years. , and their followers. There are but two the pioneer city, which is not a Our boys (and girls) are very He should cut his cloth according-1 alternatives: A war with swift jus for stranger to frequent fighting on proud of the fact that we beat Ash ly. Our friend, who showed a net, SUNDAYS tice and truth as the weapon, or a land last Friday with a score of loss last year of over $3000, didn't war with bullets and men’s lives.” occasion. a chicken, didn't “monkey" to • J. A. Smith and Wayne Com- 10-3. It was a good game and was ! raise with a garden, nor milk a cow. He It was but a few days later that best, local pugilists, settled a minor well attended by students. wasn’t a farmer; he was cut out SERVE YOU the ballots were stolen, and still difference concerning a member of for something else, perhaps he was Visitors at our school this past later that Banks made good his the fairer sex Tuesday. No bones his proper niche In his former RIGHT threat to kill Officer Prescott. Now were broken, but they do say pride week were Roberta Metzgar, Rob- In we have the county gradually slip suffered somewhat. “Boys will be ert Forbes, Harland Clark and Rol- work, and artisan. Fruit growing is getting tougher ping Into the same situation all boys, and act like their grown-ups,” land Merrifield, all of whom are and tougher all the time. Most over again. Repeat the same quo- remarked a bystander, who had former students. every state has some fruit on the tation, eliminating the $132,000 re- money bet on the winner. Complete, Fresh Tonight the seniors will be en- market. A lot of fruit growers will ' tertalned at the junior-senior han- probably have to be farmers before Stocks at , quet. Some members of the class fruit comes back Into Its own.—D. Lowest Prices were frightened away at the pros- W. Bagshaw In the Zillah Mirror. LUMBER i r>ect of having to make a speech, j Nevertheless a good time is an- WHICH? Our Stock Includes a Quantity of t.lclpated by those who will be The mining men have 700 minors j there. in the hills taking out gold from PICKLES—SWEET, SOUR, DILL our hills. The old time fishermen ‘NO LIVING WITNESS’ COMES tell us they can take $75,000 worth LUNCH MEATS / TO ROXY THEATER SUNDAY of fish out of the Rogue with a net, and the sport fishermen and MINCED AND BOILED HAM—SALAMI Mystery and thrills, without rob tourist boosters tell us the river BOLOGNA—LIVER CHEESE ots or other freaks, inanimate or must not be muddied by the miner DEVILED HAM and VIENNA SAUSAGE otherwise, can be had for the jour I nor the fish netted by the fisher ney to the Roxy theater where “No men because, the sportsmen bring Living Witness,” a masterpiece of in thousands of dollars to our com ALL KINDS OF KRAFT CHEESE mystery, thrills and action is to oc munity. Three Industries, all good BOARDS and DIMENSION LUMBER cupy the place of honor on the I ones, which interfere with each SANDWICH SPREADS 1 Sunday and Monday bill. other and all very necessary right Suitable for Outbuildings and While the mystery element is now to the prosperity of Grants j PEANUT BUTTER—JAMS built slowly, the rapidity of the Pass and Josephine county. There General Repair Purposes . changing incidents will keep au is a way for these three competing JELLIES and SPREADS diences in a fine state of suspense businesses to get together but that i as the climax, with its plot solu- way is not through accusation. PRETZELS I tion cannot be guessed until the Grants Pass Bulletin. AN OPPORTUNITY TO REDUCE IN FACT, EVERYTHING YOU COULD WANT! last moments of the story. ----------- •----------- - YOUR LUMBER COSTS Gilbert Roland, Noah Beery, Bar • Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Gillis bara Kent, Carmel Myers, Otis will entertain the Jackson County Harlan, Dorothy Revler and others Medical society at home here Wed-; are in the noted cast nesday, May 3, at 7 p. m. Twenty —--------- e----------- eight guests are expected by the Things haven’t hit botton so long local couple. Dr. Gillis will be on Phone 743 608 East Main, Medford as it’s safe to pass a collection a program at the Southern Oregon End North Central Phone 7 Medford plate from hand to hand.—Grants Medical association meeting in Grants Pass May 9. Pass Bulletin. y^ml gross disregard tor the truth during the entire campaign; {Remember you get just what you vote for— 20c I VIEWS The Home Grocery ♦ ♦ LOW GRADE Pine and Cedar Timber Products Co. WE DELIVER
