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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner Page 2 ths property harolnaftar da- have (sicked 'em In here, and If the scrlbad, Defendants. cream of southern Oregon music will do It. we'll pack 'em In again.” SUMMONS Business hasn't been what it IN THE NAME OF THE HTATE should be for the past few weeks, OF OREGON: und the chamber officials have You and each of you are hereby been milking every effort to get lit required to appeur and answer the the seat of the trouble. They be Complaint of the Plaintiff on file lieve they have overcome one of herein iiKiilnst you or otherwise the handicaps and Saturday night plead thereto within four weeka will present their first dance under from the date of the flrat publica the new plan. Both Dickeys und tion of thia Sutnmona. lluinllton ure well known through- - And you ________ _ _____ _ Hint uro hereby notified out Jackson und Josephine counties 1( j'u|f (o appear und answerto istiil iiti increased I it < • rani Maul 1 lhw ('oinplulnt .a—a of » the s. l>l..l..n». und uhmilil should Jeiiii- draw un Plaintiff ns crowd, as well us furnish more i |lt>reluubove required or otherwise adaptable music. | p|,,u(| thereto, the Plnlntiff win The Jacksonville Miner SMIteM WwMv •( JACKSONVILLE, OREGON OFFICIAL LEONARD MAUDE Reprieved! NCWSFAKR OF JACKSONVILLE NALL. FOOL Ultar m >4 SsSIhtar ... AwMatt CJItw ----- _------ u |H1. a .1, , , Nobody will kick about the «loi- lar going down hweii It Is into hl* pocket Weston (Ore.) Lender. ----------.« ! It lias been found that the jig i saw pussle was a erase fifty years [ ago. the difference being thut it’s The Editor Speaking crazier now (Continued from page one) it should speak forth even though horsewhips might be wellded the country editor. Weston (Ore) Li-ml | iigiihiHt you for ilia- relief demanded In said Complaint to-wit: Thut the Plaintiff's title to und iHisHOsnlon of nil of aald real estate hereinafter described to the ex *•••>* ,u"* ln ,na,,ll,'r «Islmed »»•’ d<-tor in ned. In the Pliiintlff in this suit, his heirs, successors and assigns for ever aguinst nil adverse claims on the part of euch and all of the Defendants In thia cause and ns ugalnst nil persona who inny now “There is no obligation upon In the County Court of Jackson (>r hereafter claim under or through honest metropolitan newspaper County for State of Oregon ¡ them or either of them und thnt give anyone the best of it. In the Matter of the Estate of n|| apparent imperfections or deed, there is distinctly an obli Gladys Trefren. Deceased. clouds upon the Plaintiffs title to gation not to do so." continues The Notice is given that the under-1 Bn((1 |uh,| now ,ul(| forever re Oregonian. A fine journalistic signed la the qualified iidmlnls ttM<| thnt the title and poa motto, one which should be drilled trator de bonis non of eatate ------ of| — session of said Plaintiff be declared into the minds of all embryonic Gladys Trefren. deceased. linn .nul i'ffri'tiial forever In th« editors, But how can that apply, Persons having claims ngulnsl |>|u|ntlff us the fee simple owner and where does it lead (or FAIL said eatate are required to _ present __ ______ ____ uf ___ said _ premises and ________ that all of to Tead) in such a one-sided situa- same with proper vouchors to said aald Defendants und each of them tion as we have in Jackson coun- administrator at office of H. K. [ |)U )u barred burred and mid forever estopped ty? One side dlstinctly doesn't Hanna, 32 North Central avenue, from huvlng or claiming any right have the best of It here in south Medford. Oregon, within ti months or title In or to »aid real catato nd- ern Oregon. The other side, as from the date of this notice. [verse to the Plaintiff heroin. The far as we have ever been able to Dutod June 2. 1933. 'property herein referred to is sit learn (and we've staked what little MARK BVRKHEART. uated In __ ____ the ____ county _ __ of _______ Jackson, we have on our knowledge) has Administrator de bonis Non state of Oregon, and more partlcu- truth and real law observance on | larly described as follows to-wit: I (June 2-9-16-23) its side, as well as justice not only The SH of th« NW % of Hoc- for its friends but also for its lion 8 in Township 38 south of in the County Court of the County enemies. I Range 4 west of W. M. of Jackson In and for the lack of it. according to the upstate "illegal legal trust” he professed to This Hummons Is published In State of Oregon The Oregonian advises us to scribe) will never get us anywhere. despise and distrust so much when The Jacksonville Miner by order the Matter of the Estate of of Honorable II. D. Norton, Judge i handle such a matter “impartially But we know we can never edit a he got caught in the web of law? Amanda A. Peterson, Deceased. and without bias." And when we newspaper any other way in simi of the Above Entitled Court, duly present the true picture, we sup lar circumstances, and wouldn’t if NOTICE of FINAL SETTLEMENT mnde on the 18th day of May. 1933. But. it would appear now. only pose we are “prejudiced and mo I we could. Notice Is hereby given that II. K. The date of (he first publication his own lawyers were of the type of thia Summons Is the 19th day tivated by hatred." he had accused the bar association The dance committee of the Jack Hanna, the duh appointed. quail-' of May, 1933. Enough of that. We already ac .of being made up of generally. For sonville Chamber of Commerce has fled mid acting udinlnistrator, with J r. H.IEGEU Well. The Oregoni/n is one of cused The Oregonian of blowing, months we claimed that Banks was copy of the will annexed, of the Attorney for Plaintiff. Oregon’s largest and most powers and our cheeks are none too idle. . as crooked as he accused others of been scratching their brains, pond estate of Amanda A. Peterson, the ering long and iyird and staring into ful dailies. We suppose we should being, that he judged them by him- space for two weeks past, and not above named decedent, has here- 32 North Centra) Avenue, _ ___ filed ... be overwhelmed, but we're not. 'tofore In the _____ above _______ entitled Medford. Oregon, Dy the way. has anyone noticed I self. Another belief verified. entirely wltht^j fruition. court and matter his final account I (^sy 19-26. June 2 9) Perhaps our type of journalism (or how quickly Banks turned to that -oC V. J. Beach and Punk Dunning- and report of the administration "Am 1 burned up?" asked the ton. aforementioned committee, of said «state and the Judge of the Iman out on 17500 bond. “Yes. and have diagnosed what is wrong with ¡Circuit Court of the state of Ore-1 I | so were too many ballots; ten the local Saturday night affairs and gon. for Jackson county, by reason years.” echoed the judge. (Or so it have reached an agreement. They of the fact that the County Judge I may come to pass.) feel that lighter, more familiar of Jackson county, state of Oregon, (D.M.D.) tunes should be offered local hoof Is absent from said county, has And it looks for sure as though ers and those who invade the old duly made, given and entered Roosevelt were going to hew re 1 its from other parts, and that (herein an order fixing June 17, lief to the line and let the chips ultramodern music is just fine, 11933, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock I fall where they are needed — at when ypu are accustomed to it. a. m. at the courtroom of the above [ the feet of the laborer. Who ever Accordion music, violin, the ever entitled court at the Jackson coun [heard of a dollar a day, free board present sax, drums, piano and what ty courthouse at Medford tn Jack- land clothing "filtering down” from not have been arranged by the pair son county, state of Oregon, as the Opposite Post Office the banks and railroads to thoue* through special arrangements time and place for tho hearing of ands of men right in our midst? which were completed early this any objections to said final ac- [ Jacksonville week. count or any Item thereof and for It looks as though the new des) , the settlement thereof .and of said Henceforth Jacksonville will | is going to make the big boya take boast the heart and cream of two I estate. H K HANNA. Administrator. [those tax exempt trumps out of liopular dance orchestras, Mr. and I their sleeves. •Mrs. Floyd Dickey of their own (May 19) I ■■ ... - S------------- well-known organization, and Glen A COMPLETE STOCK OF GELATIN Although Hoover insisted pros Hamilton and several of his play In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon In and for the perity was just around tha corner, ers. Hamilton had played here up AND OTHER TYPES OF POWDER County of Jackson he discovered—when that corner till the first of the year for many Our Prlcaa Wilt Advance was turned—that it was an abund- months Hamilton furnished the Vernon E. Kilgore, Plaintiff, Soon—Clean Up Now | ance of executive leadership of the music last Saturday evening and. ve. 'contemporary variety. SUITS 75c although the crowd was not great, I John Hartvlg Johnson and Sarah Available for Immediate Delivery provided the type of harmony which DRESSES (and up) ...75c Jane Johnaon, hla wife If mar Bicycles are now equipped with kept all present on their feet and ried, the unknown heirs of John Hats Cleaned and Blocked baloon tires. We suppose the next on the floor. Hartvlg Johnaon, If deceased, the wrinkle will be soft-pedals. “We want the kind of music that unknown heirs of Sarah Jane ------------- •------------- eliminates wallflowers and keeps Johnson, If deceased; alao all A “brain trust" to the Democrats all customers tripping the light DYE WORKS other persons or parties un We Sell for Cash and Sell for Less Phone 13—Jacksonville i is a brain storm to the Republicans. fantastic,” said Dunnington with Cor. 6th 4 Holly Phono 244 known, claiming any right, title, |—Weston (Ore.) Leader. one of his thoughtful scowls. “We‘ estate, lien, or Interest In or to LEGAL NOTICE Dance Committee Will Offer Variation in New Musical Features Here S. C. PETERS Dentist Explosives CLEANING PRESSING CAPS and FUSE Coleman’s Hardware PANTORIUM JACKSONVILLE, YOUR OLD FRIEND, HAS SHUFFLED THE CARDS TO GIVE YOU THREE ACES OF ENTERTAINMENT— Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dickey and Glen Hamilton TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME AS SOUTHERN OREGON’S TRUMP DANCE BAND! 9 till 2--Jacksonville We Think You’ll Like the New Deal Dance. (Signed) Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
