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The Jacksonville Miner The Jacksonville Miner RaNMM* W*rth « His Masterpiece JACKSONVILLE, OREGON OFFICIAL LEONARD NAUDE NEWSMKR OF JACKSONVILLE HALL FOOL . Addrsa AU CiMwHI O» Is Bes lit Subetrirll.*« BSMS, la LJmnse •ns Tear.............. »1 •« St> **•’<’»•................ Hudenrlsn THK NUGC.ST CONTtTHONMl TV'w**xw Iti JARDIN 4 WOOOS ORUG STORE PN mw ft The Editor Speaking (Continued from nage one) thousands of dollars to attempt to punish burners of ballots, and the business of the county and south ern Oregon's reputation have gone to smash. y _ J ■v? Yet he ran on a platform of "economy—taxes MUST be re duced.” Just watch your mill levy rise next year. The county judge even advised taxpayers to refuse to pay their taxes this year “until thus and so is granted------ " Now. to bring it down to date, Wednesday of this week the <*ounty court was to have met tn regular session. Was the “efficient, eco nomical," county judge present" No! He phoned long distance from Portland that he wouldn't be here His personal affairs were more im portant to him than anything Jack- son county needed. population toward municipal cent pleud thereto within four weeks ers during recent years. th« United from the date of the first publica States is »till an agricultural na tion of thia Hummona. tion, and it always will bo aa it And you uro hereby notified that always should be. Approximately If you fail to lippear and answer to tip million American |>OO|>le look «11 I the Complaint of the Plaintiff aa rectly to agriculture in all Its hi'relnubove r«*<|iilr«>d or otiierwlH« brunches fbr a livelihood pload tiii>r«'i<>. th«* Plaintiff **ul For tlu* remainder of the Amer take a «lecrce ngnlnst you for III«’ lean |H*opl«< tn«< depression begun relief demanded In aahl Complaint with th«* stock market crash In Sep to wit: That the PluIu11ffa title to and tember of 1929. For tilt million farmers, however, the depression possession of all of siild real estate r«*Hlly begun Tn 1921. and conditions ' hereinafter described to the ex generally were not much worse f«>r tent and In the manner claimed In Ihe Complaint bo determined, them after 1929. ««■tabllahed, confirmed and quieted In asking congress and th«* Amer In the Plaintiff In this «nit, hie ican p«*opl<* for his present |s>wers, heirs, successors and aaalgna for particularly those reluting to Infla ever agalnat all adverse claims on tion, Hanklln D Roosevelt real tile part of each and all of the ised tliut then* could be no hop«* Defendants in thia cause and as of economic recovery until lite ugulnat all persons who mny now value of agricultural commodities or hereafter claim under or through was restored to u level tliut would them or either of them and that Insure those who grow things an all apparent imperfections or honest profit and a decent security «toads Upon th«* Plaintiff's title to In their industry, for such It is. said land bo now an<l forever re With this in mind, he has set moved and that the title and poa- out on a program of controlled in session of aald Plaintiff bo declared flation which will reestablish the firm and effectual forever In the value of farm commodities, In re Plaintiff aa the f«e simple owner lation to the dollar as a medium of of said premiser and that all of exchange, on a busls of one of th«* ¡said Defendants and each of them best and most representative farm I be biLrred and forever ««topped years before th«* World war. When 1 from having or claiming any right this level is reached, us it soon | or title in or to suid real eatnte nd will be reached. Inflation will be vers«* (<> tin- Plaintiff hereto Th«* checked and a bulance maintained. property herein referred to la sit* The farmers of America oould not I unted In the county of Jackson, have asked more This is just and state of Oregon, anil mor«* particu right, not only to farmer««, but to larly described na follows to-wit: The HM i of the NW>, of flec ull others.—H. W. Whicker tn tion H in Township 39 south of Grants Pass Bulletin ItanKe 4 went of W. M. i Thia Hummona la published In i The Jacksonville Miner by order of Honorable H. D. Norton. Judge of tile Above Entitled Court, dulj In the County Court of Jackson , mi«d«> on the IMh day of May. 193M County for State of Oregon The dal«* of (he first publication In the Matter of the Estate of of thia Hummona la the 19th day Gladys Trefren, Deceased. of May. 1933. Notice la given that th«* under J F F14KOKU signed is the qualified adminis Attorney for Plaintiff. trator de bonis non of estat«* of 32 North Central Avenue, Gladys Trefren. deceased. Medford. Oregon. Persons having claims agalnat I (Muy 19 2«. June 2-9) said estate are required to present same with proper vouchers to said NOTICE of FINAL SETTLEMENT administrator at office of H. K. Hanna. 33 North Central avenue, In the County Court of th« County Medford. Oregon, within •’> months of Jackson In and for the from the date of this notice. State of Oregon Duted June 2. 1933. In the Matter of the Estate of MARK HURKHEART, Administrator de bonis Non. William Cameron, Deceased. (June 2-9-19-23) NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE --------- «. ... OF FINAL SETTLEMENT LEGAL NOTICE When the judge went to Salem to ask the governor not to permit laborer who saw a promise of re of the stat«* will be present to en Ralph Moody to prosecute him and lief an«i real help in the election joy the hospitality of Lebanon citi his fellow ballot-stealers, he at of Earl Fehl. now may witness the zens today and tomorrow. tempted to bluff the commission result of their folly. A scheming, ers into paying'for his gasoline and lying, snitching. libeling editor has THE DALLES ONCE CENTER expense money there' He wauls lietrayed them. He has attempted OF 'INTERNATIONAL' TRADE Jackson county to buy his gasoline, ¡to j rob the taxpayer blind while he The site of The Dalles, Oregon, oil. tires and repairs for bis ancient set up a smoke screen of accusa By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK was once a great "international" model automobile while he gads all tions at others. He pointed to a trading center, even long before Late Dean of Men. eating a cracker while he over the state, neglecting the job |customer j the coming of th«* white man to University of Illinois. he is being paid for by taxjxiyers thrust his own hand in the cash Or«-gon. according to a recent ar who sweat long and hard for every ■ drawer. ticle written by IFr. L. 8. Cress McKenzie was In diHi< ulty with man, professor of sociology at the penny he squanders. -ft*« Such are the wanes of frenzied his Instructor In economics. From University of Oregon. Indians came A few weeks ago the Good Gov l*olit$cs and hysterical balloting. the very Olltset to this center from east central the County Court of the County ernment congress sent several The voter who conscientiously I they had hit it Washington, th«* Snake river coun of Jackaon in end for the lengthy telegrams to Washington., worked _____ for ___ ____ he _ I <»ff very badly try. Klamath lake country, from the FeBl ____ and ______ thought State of Oregon D. C. ThQ other day a Medford tele- wag eliminating graft and purify- I with each other Willamette valley and from the graph office attempted to collect Jackson county |*olitics now In the Matter of the Estate of 1 and now they lower Columbia region to barter a large telegram bill charged to;w-j]| t>leo<i through the nose so that Amanda A. Peterson, Deceased. were openly at beads, canoes, clothing and other the county court. “Let’s see copies a corrupt county judge can havo a articles. NOTICE of FINAL SETTLEMENT variance. McKen of the telegrams, so we can de county-paid stenographer type his Notice Is hereby given that H. K. termine if they were for county private business letters and write zie had said some Hanna, the duly apixiitited, quail-, business.” demanded the two com- his editorials for him. and buy gas very Insulting fled and acting administrator, with missioners. “Sorry, we can't do oline that he may drive out to re things to the old copy of the will annexed, of the that, but two of them were to mote sections to tell how “the er man with an estate of Amanda A. Peterson, the Washington. D. C., and were or- gang” is throttling the under-dog insolence widen It is a long way from Japan to above named decedent, has here- dered charged to the county by and robbing him blind. verged upon the the coast of Oregon. It is quite a itofore filed in the above entitled Judge Fehl” profane, and he journey if one travels tn the best B-ouit and matter his final account The poor taxpayer will, for many had done so of the ocean steamship«, but what and report of the administration' The county commissioners, who long years, be paying for this one quite openly In do you think of floating acroea? I of uaid estate and the Judge of the I the judge said obstructed the low Of course the floaters do not Circuit Court of the state of Ore-' ering of taxes, refused to pay the year of “good government." which the bearing of is proving so crooked, murderous the bill. other members of the class. I hurry or make a direct route gon. for Jackaon county, by reason and extravagant. It ts to be hoped across. They are subjected to the of the fact that the County Judge- inni a æsaon lesson —ai an expensive one— was trying to show him the bail various currents and cross-currents .of Jackson county, state of Oregon. The commissioners, I............... K«. that manners, the rudeness, the poor „<* the has been learned. and as time is no object they take Is absent from said county, has the enuntv judge as enemies of breeding of such a procedure, but I from two to three years for the1 duly made, given and entered taxpayers, also refused to allow the ¡therein an vawcr order iiaiiik fixing <iuuv June I>, 17, trip. »wr-.on. »>< And the taxpayer who really was making little or no headway. judge to charge more than $30 to “I was brought up to tell the The coast Immediately north of 1933, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock the county for gasoline alone LAST wants to see efficiency, economy **** courtroom of the above MONTH! The “tax-reducing" judge and lower taxes can thank God that truth,” he explained, "and he asks the Umpqua seems to be a favorite “■ ni- had attempted to buffalo the com county judges can be recalled after me what 1 think. I tell him right landing place for these visitors ¡•ntltled court at the Jackson coun- missioners into honoring the ac- first six months of debauchery off the bat. You wouldn’t advise from the Orient. It may be that ,’X courthouse at Medford In Jack- count. Finally he backtracked by and double-dealing, me to play the hypocrite, would you? the fame of the Hlonekers has "on countJ5 state of Oregon, as the reached Japan, but be that as it! t‘me an(l Pl»ee for the hearing of saying that he would “take it out _ _ —~—■—•------- — When I think he is a damned liar. I may, scores of these visitors are I anX objections to sal«! final ac- • Russel Herbert of Ashland was say so, just like that." of my check on the first.” found along the beach, particularly !f”unt ol" anv I*®1” thereof and for calling on Applegate friends Tues “Did it ever occur to you,” 1 after severe stormy weather. No the settlement thereof and -of said Never, in the history of Jackson day. asked, "that there are time« when It date of their sailing is recorded, estate. county, has any county judge been H. K. HANNA. Administrator. is wisest to say nothing? You were the only log recorded being a Klass allowed gasoline and maintenance COPCO ADVERTI8ES CRATER (May i») LAKE IN WINTER’8 GARB not asked by the Instructor to ex bottle, containing the date and lo- fees for his private car, unless on ------------- o------------- press your opinion. You gave it un cation where set adrift, thrown strictly county business. The only In th« Circuit Court of the State into the ocean some years “ Crater I>ake the Magnificent" ago by business the present county judge solicited. It was quite unnei'essary Of Oregon In and for the COULD have been on since his as is the title of an excellent adver to indicate how you were feeling the Japanese geographic society. County of Jeckson sumption of the office, has been tisement recently published by The and especially do so before a large and picketl up by Roy Hloneker. From this it was found that most Vernon E. Kilgore, Plaintiff, driving the few blocks to his home 1 California Oregon Power company group of listeners." of the journeys consumed from vs. and back each day. while his gaso to promote greater interest in,early "Weil, I believe In telling the two to three years. John Hartvlg Johnson and Sarah line bill provided for more than trips to Crater lake. The ad. which Jane Johnaon, hie wife if mar Not very fast time for five thous enough to have propelled his car is one of the Copco community ad truth," he still affirmed, not reallz ried, the unknown heirs of John 1060 miles at 10 miles to the gallon vertising series, is illustrated with Ing that truth after all is often rela and miles. These visitors are made Hartvlg Johnson, If deceased, the ;an unusual snow scene at the lake tive and many times need not be of glass. Some small, the size and for the month. spoken. unknown heirs of 8arah Jane shape of the wooden floats used and is worded as follows: Johnaon, If deceased; also all The county' commissioners didn’t | “How utterly words fail to ex He had not learned the very valu by our fishermen for their nets. other persons or partlee un Others are much larger, in fact allow THAT! While the county press the wondrous beauty, the able art of saying nothing. known, claiming any right title, court uses a few stamps each awe-inspiring magnificance of this I had dinner with the Holts not they range from two inches In din estate, lien, or intereet In or to month, it never requires the pur- world famous gem of nature. A long ago. It was a sad affair, bad meter to four and five feet. The property hereinafter de largest known to have been found 1 the chase of many dollars worth of place of mystery and moods, sei- cooked and badly served. I knew on the Oregon beaches being 51 scribed, Defendants. them every few weeks. Yet the dom appearing twice alike, it may ........... _ judge's expense account presented now be seen as a glamorous fairy- that even from the small amount ' inches in diameter. You can see 8UMM0N8 for payment a few days ago asked land—a veritable 'symphony in I had eaten I should suffer from in- , one 47 inches in diameter on the IN THE NAME OF THE STATE nearly $10 for "stamps.” We all ■ snow’ worth traveling thousands of digestion as a result of the eve shelves of the Sloneker resort. OF OREGON: nlng's gastronomic dissipation. If These glaslT floats are used by the have heard of the well-known prac- miles to see. You and each of you are hereby “Snow plows have cleared the I had followed McKenzie’s theorie* - Japanese fishermen, the smaller required to appear and answer the tice of “padding the expense ac count.” and that more money is way through snow banks, towering of truth telling I should have tol< ones for the fish nets and no doubt Complaint of the Plaintiff on file sometimes earned off a weli-ar- 10 and 15 feet on each side of the my hostess on leaving that I ha< the larger one« for crab nets and herein against you or otherwise ranged account sheet than in sal- pavement as your car rolls easily had a wretched evening. There wen individual markers. Released from their moorings by ary. along In high gear. The paved high ways via Klamath Falls and Med mitigating circumstances about th« storms and other agencies, they affair, however. I had met som< float on and on until they are fin The county judge, who already ford are open and in excellent con- has proven his treason in a dozen dition. A thrill of a lifetime; see very charming people, the conversa ally thrown up on th«- Oregon coast. tion had been lively and entertain j When they start, they must be ways, has revealed himself as a Crater lake in winter garb. “Published by The California Ore- ing throughout the evening. I safe bright and shiny, but when they «•heap, dime-snatching, cbiseler on the bleeding taxpayers of Jackson gon Power company In the inter when I left that I had had a pleas reach here they show the effects »» county. The pursued farmer a,«d eats of the territory served.” ant time. It was the truth but nof of battling with the waves. AU the sharp edges are rubbed off and the the whole truth. surface scarred by contact with •. 1*11, Western Newspapnr Unton. rocks and sand.—Port Umpqua Courier (Reedsport). -------------•------------- TELLING THE TRUTH Floats Drift to Oregon Seashore from Japan ----- •----- Notice Is hereby given that Wil ber W. Cameron, the duly appoint <*d, <iuallfl«*d and uctlng admlnia trator of the estate of the above named decedent has file«] in the above entitle«! court and matter his final account and report of the administration of said estate and sai«i court by an order duly made, given and enter«*«! therein has fixed June 3, 1933. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. tn. at the court- room of said court at the Jackson County courthouse at Medford In Jackson county, state of Oregon, aa the time and place for the hear- Ing and settlement of any and all objections that may be made to snld final account and report or to any Item thereof. Dated and first publish)*«! May 5, 1933. WILBER W. CAMERON 1 Administrator. S. C. PETERS (D.M.D.) ----- •----- Dentist Opposite Post Office Jacksonville CLEANING PRESSING Our Price« Will Advance 8oon—Clean Up Now SUITS 7Sc DRESSES (and up) J5c Hat« Cleaned and Blocked PANTORIUM DYE WORKS Cor. 6th A Holly Phone 244 “Fish and Chips We Are Ready Whenever You Are With a Good Assortment of LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS ♦ Timber Products Co A Good Firm to Trade With Phone 7—Medford End N. Central Ave. WORLD’S LARGEST STRAW BERRY CAKE AT LEBANON Roosevelt Said at Core I of Fanners’ Troubles! The largest strawberry short- ¡cake in the world will be one of Since March 4 history has been the big features of Ix*banon’s 24th annual Strawberry fair which takes written more rapidly at Washing place June 2 and 3 at Lebanon, ton than during any other period Oregon. This mammoth shortcake I of our national history. We have will be 14 feet square and will a man In the White House. This; weigh 5000 pounds—two and a half | man is big enough to rise over par tons. It is planned to feed a total ty lines. He has the qualities of iof 6500 people with a piece of short mind and heart to bend every agency of the government to the cake from this gigantic cake. An elaborate program of sports welfare of the people. He was su 'and amusement features has been preme over the greatest crises we arranged for the two-day celebra have ever faced, and now that such tion with a big parade, open air a crisis is further behind us than minstrel show, championship base we realize, we are convinced that ball game, walking marathon, band he Is equal to the task of recon concerts, airplane stunts, boxing struction, in which we now are and and wrestling matches, street car will be for months, perhaps years. All of his program is vital, and nival and a baby parade. The annual strawberry fair in its accomplishments already far Lebanon has been carried on by beyond what even the most opti this enterprising community for mistic had hoped for in years; but nearly a quarter century in order of first Importance to Grants Pass, to tell the outside world about the and every other city and district wonderful strawberries for which dependent upon the soil, is his this region is noTed. It is expected farm program. Regardless of the movement of that many visitors from all part« A few more days will end your chances forever to get Sea Food, Special Steaks and dainties at the old stand of the Green Lantern. A new building is being erected on the location and we will move out about the 15th of June. OYSTERS CLAMS FISH We have a steady supply of the finest Oysters, Crabs, Clams and Ocean Fish for your selection and encourage you to satisfy your appetite while you can. COME IN FOR A BOUNTEOUS REPA8T THAT WILL LEAVE A SAVORY MEMORY Green Lantern Cafe Opposite Post Office, Medford H. E. Wharton