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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1933)
Pa«« 4 Th« JackaonviUa Minar — I which replaced a former Installa tion lesa successful. Is the only mill [of its kind In southern Oiegon and 'is of recognised type and design. -------------•------------- out of production yet thia season, ¡to Vienna from exile to recapture j He believes the resultant rise in 'the memory of the kisses that lln 'cotton price* would more than re- 1 gered long after the royal reign l>ay tho government through in had toppled from its lofty perch, crease in the value of the govern it la filled with delightful and wit ment cotton holdings. ty dlaiog and daring situations -------------« ....... • Mr. and Mra. W. I). Peckham motored to Willows, Calif., during tha week-end. where they visited relatives. They were accompanied on their return by Mr. and Mrs. WORLD'S GREATS ST SOUND . . . J. (). Tenney und Frank Bcoffleld, RCA High Fidelity Wide Range who will remain here for a short time. PLAN WORK ON LOWER LEVELS Karasick to Return OF OLD TOWN to Armory Ring at CRATSillAN Wednesday Show Local Mill Busy With Cuatom Ore a* Development Mack Lillard's announcement Work Go«* On I yesterday that he had signed the —• terrible Pete Belcaatro of Sacra Ends Saturday Night That the lower depths of Jack Mr. Mencken thinks the radio mento and the world-famous Al sonville’s gold-bearing strata wiTI will do away with the small-town of Portland, former be explored and milled loomed as a Karasick BERT newspaper; hut it will no more do certainty here this week as the claimant of a world's light heavy so than It will do away with Mr Jacksonville Gold Mining company, weight title, to mix it at the Med Mencken a consummation more limited, announced its intention of. devoutly to be wished. Weston ford Armory next Wednesday night tunneling under present working*! ROBERT Leader, at the Old Town mine near the | was welcomed as good news and -------------a------------- la virtual promise of almost certain city reservoir. France lx ever mindful of her1 The mine, which has produced I slaughter. security, but her securities are I Ct during its 50-odd years of existence j Belcastro is well known in south something elae again. — Weston ; hundreds of thousands of dollars Leader. in gold. 1* being developed by the ern Oregon and has made a name Cemeteries are tax exempt, but ! company as the supply of ore for1 for himself aa one who likes to the mill erected last year within rough and tumble, bite, make faces, It doesn't follow that they harbor Suday, Monday, Tuesday the city was exhausted a short grunt and hit with hta fiata while no delinquents.—Weston Leader. i i. n - « w i ii time ago Although values run following the gentle art of break more to concentrated form as depth ing bones. Karasick. who wrestled Newspaper men, we think, are John Barrymore is reached at the mine. It is be to a draw this week against the entitled to credit for not asking' In for it from the R. F. O.--Weston I lieved they will remain about the wily Harry Demetral. also dis same. This difference in character played a yen for "dirty" wrestling (Ore.) Leader. ------------ a - — of the gold is accounted for by the and the two should make an Ideal fact that, toward the surface, oxy match. That is. if Coroner Perl will Evidently the French idea of gen works into quartz seams to I be there with his full staff. "hands across the sea" Is that they with oxidize related minerals and liber I^ast Wednesday night saw an should be extended tn this direct j ate gold in combination with other < other of the exceptional wrestling Al Karasick, fdrmer claimant of world's light-heavywslght honors, Ion with empty palms.—Weston ; ores to form free gold—and several cards Promoter Mack Lillard has shown above, will meet wild Pete Belcastro at the Medford Armory (Ore.) leader. -------------•------------- already discovered rich pockets, or been bringing to Medford, with next Wednesday night. Curtain raiser goes on promptly at 9 o'clock. Start* Thursday accumulations of this free gold. Be-'Karasick and Demetral each tak- There'll be motorists, we'll bet. low a certain depth, however, seep- ing a fall to round out a hectic who'll try to beat the Union Pa- | age and subterranean water stor- and exciting hour with a draw, clflc'x 1 lo-mllvs-an hour train to a PROGRESS BEING MADE IN RICHARD age keeps quartz fissures sealed Demetral prefers straight wrestling APPLYING NEW FARM ACT crossing—Weston (Ore.) Leader. with an airtight coat of moisture and brute strength to win his which keeps the minerals—gold, matches, while Karasick isn’t quite Send In your subscription for While nothing definite had yet in silver, platinum and iron—in their'so ethical. Demetral has firmly im- Tho Jacksonville Miner today. been announced in the second week original form, an alloy or complex planted himself in hearts of south in June ax to the proposed state combination of metals. So far. how ern Oregon fight and wrestling ’HELLO SISTER’ AT RIALTO By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK ' organization under the federal farm ever, gold values have remained fans and has had the wholehearted THEATER SUNDAY, MONDAY Lata Dean of Men, constant from the surface down, support of crowds on both his ap with act, nationally the machinery wax University of Illinois. and in sections where exploration pearances here. “ Hello Sister, ” at the Rialto getting about set up and progress SALLY EILERS Demetral also has proved him has been carried on to great depths wax reported daily in getting the theater Sunday and Monday, brings self to be a thoroughgoing sport, Tima which la spent in regretting TOM BROWN it has been found that this ten provisions of the act into effect.' that popular comedienne, Zawu dency is natural and more or less and when Karasick pinned him at the past la vainly spent consistent with gold-bearing quartz. the closing bell with a deadly Bos “If 1 could only says the Oregon Extension service Pitts, back again In another of her Early-day miners, who first worked ton crab, he was quite willing to live my youth in its weekly review, hilarious characterizations. Jltntny the Old Town, could advance no award the match to his opponent A summary of the accomplish Dunn. Boots Mallory and over again." Ja II laaa further than free milling ore but 1*8 Weiss, referee, was mind cobs said to me ments to date would Include ap Gombell also are featured. depths profitably, and as a result ful of other situations in the match WORLD'S GREATEST SOUND . . . pointment of administrative heads only last week, the equally rich, but more inac which favored Demetral and stood It is a story of the Main street* RCA High Fidelity Wide Range i under the act. holding of prelim "how differently Inary conferences dealing with cessible. treasures of mineral have by his draw decision, which again of the world, with a boy and girl 1 would spend mast basic commodities, prelim remained stored under nearby hill won him much approval from fans. tops till the improvement of mills The entire show this week was Ends Saturday Night it I I could have inary work toward formation of becoming acquainted, falling in love and eventually finding happi and concentrating equipment has marked by almost hysterical yell had a better ed I scores of marketing agreements as ness with each other after a rather made their handling good business. ing and booing, and the cash cus ucation than 1 provided in the law. the holding of hectic quarrel that threatens to Although four men are being em tomers had the time of their lives now hare, for I at least one final hearing on one break up the romance. ployed by the company at the mine, as they screamed advice to the ex ------------- «------------- sadly neglected such agreement, and the rapid ap with perienced wrestlers, who taught with Fred Marcus as foreman, the plication of the farm credit fea my o p p o r i u- COMEDY-ROMANCE PLUGS tures of the new act. new Straube mill installed here a the house a lot about the business. LORETTA YOUNG nitles. I picked I Here in Oregon producers BARRYMORE AT CRATERIAN few months ago has been able to ¡Poth Demetral and Karasick have and GENE RAYMOND :’D habits which distributors of farm products are clean up all ore bins and much pans that would scare kalsomine ha»« been a con already taking steps to find out One of the sauciest, raciest custom work has been handled off the walls, yet they each dem ata nt handicap what the opportunities will be un- i comedy-romances ever to be shown and is being contracted for while onstrated. in little asides, that they Sunday, Monday additional ore is being developed ' were quite human and good na- to me; and 1 Ignored chn.'ces to der the trade agreements section in Medford comes to the Craterian and stoped. It is thought tunneling tured. For a change, no fair lady make money which I can nov s«-e .of the farm act. This section per-' theater Sunday with John Barry <« mits producers and distributors to more and Diana Wynyard in the to a lower depth will commence in ' found herself holding a lapful of as clearly as anything.” wrestler during the evening. about a month. Weil, these opportunities are gone set up definite agreements intend- leading roles. In the curtain-raiser Swede An ’’Reunion In Vienna” shown Bar •»d to stabilise any given Industry, with Four Forest Creek mines, one derson appeared again and proved and they cannot by any possibility wu’ch agreements may be enforced rymore In tho role of a dashing Applegate producer ano one Black- j himself to be one of the best show be recovered, and who knows wheth JAMES DUNN for t«:e first time by the ”big stick” and irresistible duke who returns well ftiill combination have con men Lillard has run across for er or not If Jacoba had the chance of the licensing power of the fed r tracted with the company for mill-1 some time. His style not only is to live his life over ZASU PITTS again he would eral department of agriculture. The '« and .Uh.»« d.l., .,! to . K” ,7”- ¿""to make as much of It the aecond time Several such groups have been con BOOTS MALLORY repIace?’enJ8 on th® “»»; humor. His opponent, a fat-tum- ferring with George O. Gatlin. co which has ground out many tons of mied Jo<? Reynold8 from the Mor. as be did the first? Gregory made a aad mistake when operative marketing specialist at! high-grade concentrates for the mon state, was on the run most Tues., Wed., Thurs. company, are being made it is ex of the time and after a fall each he was twenty; begot into bnd com j Oregon State college, to determine pected the latter part of this week he attempted to win the match pany, he committed a crime, was the best plan of action under the (Opposite Museum on Third St.) will see a resumption of work at through fouls. After continual cau- convicted, and paid the penalty by new law. . I-arge national groups, partlcu- the mill shed. tioning by Weiss, Anderson waa serving a prison sentence. He •• larly in the milk production and In One of the problems which both given the deciding fall while dou- out now. and has a job and a fair distribution field, have been mov- ered the Seattle interests who in bled up on the canvas from a low- Dutch Lunches — Beer vested in the Jacksonville section knee blow of Reynolds'. Swede had prospect of getting somewhere, I ing swiftly in all parts of the coun Sandwiches and organized the mining company put up the better fight, however. hear from him at Intervals and I do try in preparing preliminary agree- Chicken Dinner* to Order with ments for consideration by the sec- my best to give him encouragement which h~r. yh.rn, mere •>»» ,1^ ^„.„¡3 to to. WX»’ Private Parties a Specialty His letter* are full of regrets: he retary of agriculture. The first of JIMMY GLEASON Mr*. W. C. Kasshafer, Prop. at the mill. City water proved too i cheers of approval. cannot forget the past. It I* dend. [ these to come to formal hearing BENITA HUME stage was that for the Chicago ____ Phone Jacksonville 204 expensive, and a subterranean stor Next week’s show, due to the however; it cannot be changed; tv- milkshed. Use of this section Of age tunnel was constructed which season, will start at 9 p. m., instead far a* it Is humanly possible I» has been supplying the mill during of the usual 8:30 and with the should be burled and forgotten, lie the law in the dairy industry and in those enterprises not Included the spring and early summer. blood-and-thunder match looming grets are unavailing. under the "basic commodities” sec Should the water level become too : should be a sell-out. This week’s Mrs. Jennings has just tost her tion of the law is considered a low, however, it is planned to sink show was well attended and few a shaft below bedrock in search of seats were available when the mother, after a long and serious ill means of extending real advantage* a year-round, inexhaustible supply. opening bell was sounded. Depres ness. Everything was done that of the new farm policy to all sec In line with further development sion prices, in spite of the stellar could be done for the sick woman tions of agriculture. Meanwhile plans for acreage ad plans, the company expects to send card, will be in effect again, Pro She had careful nursing and the justment among the strictly basic E. Cox, special mining engineer, to moter Lillard said. most skillful physicians. She was , commodities are going forward. In Jacksonville soon to look over ------------- *------------- given the most meticulous and lov order to hurry these up so as to workings. Visitors to the mill, one ing care. Mrs. Jennings spends ner apply to this year's cotton crop. of the most compact of its kind on We’re stringing with Will Rogers the coast, have been unanimous in in his proposal to do away with time now in regrets that she did Senator Bankhead has sponsored their praise of Its layout and effi tax exemption on tax exempt not do this or try that or call in an amendment to the national re ciency and its ability to save all bonds. Neither do we own any.— some other professional man who covery act which would appropri might have prescribed a different ate a fund for taking cotton land values. The 35-ton Straube unit. Weston Leader. or a more effective treatment She criticizes herself constantly for ; omissions and commissions, and x< - she keeps herself stirred up and on REAL happy over the past. She fin- MEALS and plenty to engage her attention with those of her family who are left If She would only devote herself them, but she Is engrossed In (retting the past. WHEELER < WOOLSEY Diplomaniacs” ‘Reunionin Vienna Diana Wynyard REGRETTING THE PAST BARTHELMESS “Central Airport Hl* F/KiJI • “Zoo in Budapest” HELLO SISTER!” S NOW OPEN LEE TRACY Clear All Wire*” Finest Quality EAT MORE BEER 1En PAY LE|SS 15c I Ju 25c BOTTLE BROWNIE MARIE CAFE •. 1(11. Wwtvra N*w*pap«r Unto*. Marconi says the next war will be fought by radio, which is a better guess than that Uncle Sam will pay for it.—Weston Leader. 19 North Fir 8treet P aint Regularly at $3.00 WHEN OUR MOTHERS WERE BRIDES ---------- «---------- Don’t Apologize for the APPEARANCE of YOUR CAR Yes. times HAVE changed ... its not so easy now to trade in the old bus when ft begins to look a bit rusty and dull and you feel like apologizing when your friends drive by in new, shining models. 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