Jacksonville miner., May 12, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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The Jacksonville Miner
The Jacksonville Miner
the suld defendant, Walter H.
Jones, Individually and as Admin­
istrator of the ostste and tho sole
und only heir at law and next of
kin of Tollta M. Joni's, deceased,
FOR A REAI. MINER I might be and Jessie Jones, his wife. R. E.
•FFICIAL NEWSFSFCR OF JACKSONVILLE
interested in grubstaking and Swan and Maud M. Swan husband
tea ere Mrw* 1». 1M2
furnishing u small amount of and wife. Mabel H. Jones, Sou the iM
Oregon Credit Bureau, an Or«g<^
X U m peat ,/Tlra at Jartaamtlla Orar». «saíar
capital
to reliable, trustworthy
fka art af Mardi 1. UTD.
Corporation, Clyde A. Melvin. R. H.
and practical miner who has n Smith and American Fruit Grow
ItOR*RO MALL. ................. Faltar mA FvMhkar
property of reul merit. Man and era, Inc., a Delaware corporation,
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MAUDE FOOL
property must stand rigid iuvea hail on the 20th day of January,
ligation.
Give references and full [ 1931, or now have In and to the
»ammirati««
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AAfraaa AU Cl
following described properly, sit
particulars In first letter. Ad uated In the County of Jackson.
dress p. o. box 416, Klumuth State of Oregon, to-wlt:
Falls, Oregon.
Beginning at the *4 section
corner between Sections 19 and
30, Township 30 South, Range 1
West of the Willamette Merid­
ian in Jackson County, Oregon,
thence south 0 degreoa. 27', east
In the County Court of the State
450 feet, north 89 degrees 37',
of Oregon for Jackson County
east 895.2 feet north 595.36 foot;
In ths Matter of the Estate of Wil­
thence north 79 degrees 54', west
liam Wright Scott, Deceased.
153.4 feet; thence south 42 de­
(Continued from page one)
grees .01', went 243.6 feet; thence
NOTICE
mentary tone. When asked "what
Notice is hereby given that the
north 99 decrees 69', west 570
do you mean, customary." the red­
undersigned has filed his final ac­
feet to the place or beginning,
faced state trooper retorted "Just
count und report in tho above eti-
containing 10 acres of land, more
customary,"
giving
particularly
titled matter, and the above en-
or less, said tract of land being
clear enunciation so that the at­
titled Court has fixed Muy 20th,
the west 10 scree or Tract No. 99
torney could grasp meaning of the
1933, at lb o'clock a. m.. in the
of the Rogue l-ands Irrigated Or­
word.
county court room In tho court
chard Tracts In Jackson County.
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house in Medford, Jackson county.
Oregon.
At one time, during the cross­
Oregon, as the time and place for
Together with the tenements,
examination of Charlie Clause on
hearing objections to aald final ac­
hereditaments and appurtenances
the stand, his notebook fell into
count. and for the settlement
thereunto belonging or in any­
the hands of Lonergan It seems
thereof.
wise api*ertainlng.
that there was some difference as
BERT DUNCAN. Executor.
Dated thia 27th day of April, 1933.
to whether Clause knew his own
( Apr 21. 28. May 5, II)
I
GORDON L. SCHERMERHORN
figure 2 when he saw it or not.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
Clause, who was promptly nick­
In ths County Court of ths Stats
By OLGA E. ANDERSON,
named Santa by the press box. in­
of Oregon for Jackson County
Deputy.
sisted the penciling meant “just
WALTER J. OLMSCHEID,
In
tho
Matter
of
tho
Estats
of
two,” while his accoster apparently
Sheriff Pro Trim of Jackson Coun­
Elizabeth Scott, Deceased.
attempted to stretch the number to
ty, Oregon.
Include a whole conspiracy.
NOTICE
By OIX1A E. ANDERSON.
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Notice is hereby given that
Deput
One of the visible objects which
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undersigned has filed Ills final
rivaled with the witness chair in
count and report In the above en­ NOTICE of FINAL SETTLEMENT
commanding attention was Charles
titled matter, and the above en­
Hardy's socks.
Hardy, Eugen«,
titled court has fixed May 20, 1933. In the County Court of the County
member of the defense battery,
of Jackson In and for tho
chagrin,
face certainly I manent fixture here," drawled Sam Ics with one another. Banks Is re­ at 10:30 o'clock a m.. in the county
either “rolls his own." or forgot his
State of Oregon
turned red. if you know what we as he thumbed a calendar
mindful of a smull boy who stands > court room In the court house In
garters the day we were in court. mean. He refused to answer our
Medford,
Jackson
county.
Oregon,
around und gaiies at older people
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Bald, round-eyed and tall, he chill “how-do-you-doj’r and disap-
as the time and place for hearing In the Matter of the Estate of
At one time during cross-exami­ and tries hard to understand their objections to said final uccount, William Cameron, Deceased.
spends the day ogling the court­ pointed no one.
nation of a witness, Frank Loner­ conversation.
room crowd, the press table, wit­
and for tho settlement thereof.
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
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gan puritosely asked a misleading
nesses passing by his chair and.
C. G DUNCAN. Administrator.
During the same recess Judge question. Those listening realized
OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
All doors of intimacy and friend
occasionally, looks toward his as­ Skipworth joined the crowd in the
(Apr 21. 28. Muy 5, 12)
ship
seem
to
be
closed
to
the
killer
­
the
answer,
if
correct,
would
be
Notice
Is hereby given that Wil
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sociates or the judge. He has a court anteroom and proceeded to
"no." L. A. Banks, who takes in editor. whose friends in Eugene' NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
her W. Cameron, the duly appoint
smile for everyone, be they foe or
®
ne'*®l,®Per
a every
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•” the
•••• witness
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—
are • confined
room.
every dii
bit ot
of proceedings,
proceedings, amiosi
almost .-
friend.
By virtue of an execution on ed. qualified and acting adminis­
friends shoulder. Do they get The lmI>erCept|bly shook his head. The1 That is, friends such as the Good
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foreclosure
duly Issued out of and trator of the estate of the above
Jacksonville Miner up here, too? nuerv concerned the killing and Government congress leaders are.
Along late in the session, when he commented.
under
the
sea)
of the Circuit Court named dacedent has filed in the
e(j|tor ),neWi a8 we|| a8 the
wit­
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mouths were filled with dark
of
the
State
of
Oregon, tn and for above entitled court and matter
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ness. what the correct answer' An interesting couple at the trial the County of Jackson, to me di­ his final account und report of till-
brown tastes and bodies became ’
Art Perry, Medford Mali Tribune should I be and evidently uncon-' was noted. The pair, vacationing
restless at the growing monotony, • "Smudge Potter.” spends leisure
rected and dated on the 35th day administration of said estate and
a pleasant relief came in the form ' hours in a hotel lobby putting nick- sciously was correcting his own at- for the entire legal battle in the of April, 1933, in a certain action said court by an order duly made,
i northern city, was depeadent on therein, wherein Ralph O. Bard­ given and entered therein has
of Gordon Kershaw's testimony, for ‘ els in one of those machines where (torney.
county charity all winter for food well, as the Administrator of the fixed June 3, 1933. at the hour of
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the state. It is claimed that the 10 balls are released for target
At one point, when the court ad­ and fuel. In a distant city, how­ Estate of Charles M. English, de­ I0:oo o'clock a. rn. at the court
apparently dozing juryman was ac­ ' practice at a group of well-pro­
tually awakened by Gordon's shuf­ tected and inaccessible holes. Al­ mitted evidence to the jury which ever, they live at a hotel and dine ceased as plaintiff, recovered judg-, room of said court at the Jackson
fling feet and he noisily ascended though his earnestness and expen­ indicated Banks' extensive prepa­ out.
nient against Walter H. Jones, In­ County courthouse at Medford In
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the witness chair and propped his ditures command attention, his ration for a battle with officers,
dividually and na Administrator of Inckson county, state of Oregon,
Fleming. Jacksonville figure in the estate of Tollta M Jones, the. as the time and place for the hear
feet up in the air. His ample tones winnings are slight and are accom­ the defendant heaved several hol­
—fitten for an army, 'twas said— panied by appropriate gestures, low. worried sighs at the prosecu- .the trial, is allowed to stroll about defendant, for the sum of fifteen Ina und settlement of nny und nil
filled the courtroom with variety noisy demonstrations and an audi­ tion victory. At other timea, when !the city at will and alone every hundred and no/100 111500 00) dol-i objections that may be made to
the court would rule more favor- ■ day. Always active and athletic,
said final account and ri’ixirt or to
and humor.
ble demand to the clerk for his ably toward him he would cease the white-haired congressman, who lars. with interest thereon at 8% | any Item thereof.
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per
annum
from
January
20th.
1931,'
winnings. He takes copious notes
listed and first publtiihnd May 5.
“What is your occupation?" de­ during testimony and pleadings of his chair rocking for a moment and bad the ill luck to be present in with costs and disbursements taxed,
relax When teetering back and Banks’ home the day of the shoot-, at twenty and 60/100 (|20.60) dol­ 1933.
manded Lonergan. “Private citi­ the attorneys.
forth Ranks seldom moves his chair Ing. takes a five or slx-mile walk | lars. and the further sum of one
WILBER W. CAMERON
zen,” returned Kershaw, who ap­
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more than an inch, and almost every morning, but always remem hundred thirty-five and no/100
Administrator.
parently preferred that phrase to
The jury, which will determine never changes his |>oattion in the bers to return to jail. He believes
classifying himself with the hack­
(»1'15 00) dollars, as attorney's
his friend Ranks will escape any' fees, which judgment was enrolled
neyed “unemployed.” Toward the guilt or innocence of Mr. and Mrs. seat.
punishment for his crime and leans and docketed in the clerk'a office
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last of his stand Lonergan, annoyed Banks, appears to be a cross-sec­
Close observation of the man. on | toward the feeling that the murder of said Court in said County on
by the direct. Insistent answers tion of the “forgotten man” and
snapped at him. attempted to con­ listens quite attentively, apparent- trial for his life, as is his wife, who was more or less forced on the the 22nd day of April. 1933.
clude the interview with a mislead­ ly impressed with the seriousness he very apparently led into this editor.
Notice Is hereby given that, pur­
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ing statement. “And so that’s what of their task and the responsibility mess, would Indicate that he Is
suant to the terms of the said exe­
Our Prices Will Advance
which
the
state
of
Oregon
has
When
Henrietta
Martin
(Meddlln
concerned
chiefly with his own
you did,” craftily added the defense
cution. I will on the 3rd day of
Soon—Clean Up Now
thrust
upon
them.
They
register
neck and holds no regret that he to you) and her bevy of congress I June. 1933. at 10:00 o'clock a. m.,
attorney as he withdrew, and as a
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SUITS
gesture at summing up Kershaw’s . little reaction to either side, but it has drawn others into the mael­ otriclals arrived In Eugene they at the front door of the courthouse
testimony. “No sir,” came the re­ was a hunch among some observers strom. Although his wife and were a Bight for sore eyes, remark­ In the city of Medford. In Jackson
DRESSES
(and
up)
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i (hat Ix>nerKan's blustering« and I daughter will suffer long and bit­ ed eye-witnesses. The car they
joinder before Lonergan had ut­
County, Oregon, offer for sale and
Hata Cleaned and Blocked
tered his last word. The courtroom aggressiveness were mitigated by terly as a result of the actions of traveled in was loaded from fender will sell at public auction for cash
Moody’s humanness, dra- the one who should have guarded to fender with humanity tubs, I to the highest bidder, to satisfy
Ralph
cheering squad was punctuated
sewing
machines,
oil I said judgment, together with the
with .the usual “there will be no matic appeals and soothing voice. and cherished them. L. A. Banks clothes,
shoarj no signs of regret. Merely stoves, suitcases, boxes and bun.- I costs of this sale, subject to re-
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demonstration in the courtroom.1
DYE WORKS
And i speaking of the chief at- a growing hatred for “the gang" dies. “Everything but the kitchen ; demptlon as provided by law. all
Cor. Sth A Holly Phone 244
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sink,
and
that
may
have
been
un
­
and
the
state
police.
torneys,
once
during
Tuesday's
' of the right, title and Interest that
“An abundance of precaution,' ft
der one of the passengers,” claimed
session, while making a plea to the'
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the phrase introduced by State
a
bystander.
Henrietta
continued
The state police, in contrast to
Prosecutor Ralph E. Moody, seem« court that certain evidence be ad­
mitted, Moody rose to oratorical most
other
witnesses,
appear on to Portland last Sunday.
to be just exactly what is being
heights reminiscent of days when j trained to the rigors and demands
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taken by both sides and Judge
The pink-cheeked man of the
Skipworth. It is very apparent that he was at the top of the legal lad­ of a courtroom, while the unini­
der. His manner and phrasing can tiated show both surprise and cha­ soil from Central Point who. It is
the defense expects an adverse ver­
well be pictured as befitting cham­ grin at the treatment they must un­ I said, will testify that he heard
dict, from which it will appeal, and
all preparation is being made by bers of the United States supreme dergo at the hands of cross-ques­ George Prescott threaten to kill
those concerned to have the trial, court, where he has appeared sev- tioners. The witness chair in such Banks at his first opportunity, sits
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apparently
a spot
where all day long In the hotel lobby with
when reviewed, favor their work, eral times as assistant United a trial
It is freely predicted along the States prosecuting attorney. His much insight into human nature his face hidden behind a newspa-1
l>er. He daily becomes more and j
press table that the case will be plea that a revolver, cartridge belt, can be gained—by the observer,
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more nervous as time approaches '
one ‘for the bookB,” meaning it will holster and a note be admitted as
Comment among courtroom hang- for him to swear that his testimony
determine something or other in evidence was granted.
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ers-on, the crowd which nearly al- is "‘the whole truth and nothing
the conduct of future cases in Ore­
Directly behind Ralph Moody sits ways habitually gathers when a but the truth, so help me God.”
gon.
Assistant District Attorney Nlel-,free show is in progress, favors the He, like Banks, is an outcast among
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Expense and bother of the Eu­ son. attentively leaning forward, defendants, as usual. Possibly be- hfs fellow southern Oregonians.
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gene trip was more than offset while behind him sits George Cod- ,ause of their distaste for that
Comment generally Is that “such
when, during morning recess Tues­ ding, his employer, in a more com- branch of law enforcement which
day, we came face to face with fortable and relaxed position. Their makes them Btop at arterial high- a fine looking couple as Mr. and
Llewellyn A. Banks. Being accus­ suite of rooms on the third floor ways, observe speed and safety Mrs. Banks surely couldn't have
tomed to meet and greet acquaint­ of a hotel across the street is lit- laws and behave themselves, they committed such an awful crime.”
ances from Medford, his first im­ tered with law books, notes, papers. are inclined to take sides against It was remarked to one of those so
pulse upon seeing a familiar face lunch trays and cigaret stubs, the state in any case. It is the state s inclined that “you should have seen
was to extend his hand, step for­ There is much evidence in the that demands taxes, retribution for the victim. He, too, was a fine look­
ward and be friendly. Our contact suite, occupied by the entire state i wrongs and observance of some- ing man and surely couldn’t have
There is nothing so universally accepted or
was different, however. Just as Mr. staff including Reporter Looker I times annoying laws. It is little been shot down In cold blood—but
and
state
police
heads,
that
mid-
wonder
that
the
same
state
’
s
prose
­
he
was.
”
enjoyed from the tender years on down to
Banks had taken a half-step in our
direction, opened his mouth to night oil is being burned in pre pa- Cu tors are generally placed in the.
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the status of great-grandpaw as Ice Cream
Tom Enright, one of the defense
speak and had thrust his hand for­ ration for each day’s work. A guard roie of villian in the drama they
during hot summer weather.
attorneys, has almost stopped pick­
ward his eyes fell on a dozen pink is kept in the suite at all times, ¡witness.
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ing at sores on his face, being too
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newspapers protruding from our
Sam Carey, another state wit-1 The ;>ersecutlon angle. Intro­ busily engaged taking ream after
coat pocket and memories were re­
called to the mind temporarily fill­ ness who has been in Eugene for duced for the purpose of gaining ream of notes during the trial. He
days on end without so much as sympathy
for
the
defendants, cues Lonergan during cross-exami­
ed with courtroom troubles.
even being called on the stand yet. seems to have gotten a foothold nation and suggests many of the j
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Momentarily the editor stood as made a handy crack to the hotel among the townspeople of Eugene questions.
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if paralyzed, hand extended, mouth clerk the other day. “Have you any generally. If not In the Jury in par­
The “new suits” of the neatly-
open and leaning forward. Soon he metal polish?” he queried. “I guess ticular. It is human nature for one
regained control, after the surprise, the janitor has some, why?” re-¡to sympathize with another who clad Mr. Banks are not new suits
and caught his balance. He failed, plied the puzzled employe. "You'd apparently is persecuted and until at all. They were a common sight
however, to catch the upward flow better give me a rub-down with it—ithe state shows who really has in the Medford Daily News office
of blood which accompanied deep looks like I’m going to be a per been persecuted in Jackson county, months ago.
doubtless the sentiment will grow.
I* the one product you can depend on for
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I
In Eugene, ♦*e same as in Jack-
healthfulness, purity and texture. When you
son county, ' ✓artroom attendants,
indulge in a nourishing treat choose Gold
the press gang and others are sing.
To the Editor
Ing the moon song. Rain has been
Seal Ice Cream and be certain of safe, v
Intermittent and plentiful there
guaranteed quality, as well as the finest
also and many hopes are hinged To the Editor:
on the change In moons this week.
In both notices of the dance to
texture modern science can produce.
Windows of the courtroom have be given by the Legion, published
been washed and rewashed during in the Medford Mail Tribune, the
the trial and Tuesday was no ex­ name of the old hotel was given
as the U. S. Grant hotel. The name
ception.
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Is the United States hotel.
Former Editor Banks, during re­
General Grant was never in this
cesses of court, spends his time i valley. He was stationed at old
smoking In the anteroom nearby, as Fort Vancouver In an early day but
do a couple dozen others. During went from Vancouver by water
the few minutes relaxation groups when ordered east. We must try
form to discuss everything under to keep our history free from all
the sun in preference to the trial errors. Please allow space in The
1 while the fist-banging editor screws Miner for this and oblige.
¡un his mouth and attempts to el­
ALICE A. SARGENT.
In Either Bulk or
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bow
into some conversational
Brick Form
Another good way to save money
group. He generally, however, 1s
left to stand alone and unnoticed is to be broke when strangers offer
while friends discuss common top- you a share in a good thing.
MlhMS Wwlly At
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
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