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Page 2 The Jacksonville Mim The Jacksonville Miner PsklltM W h »I> st JACKSONVILLE. OREGON OFFICIAI LEONARD MAUDE The Day of the Picnic MIWSMHS OF J*CKSO»VIILI NALL Editer and PuAluMe . .. AMtotats Editor POOL Wi WEKXnME iJVM® ...... Ä W« Eirs Ä I I OH P6AR/ LOOM LIKE AH ML ON 1 SJ The Editor Speaking » V&OBE etEVEN - rcT' 'UJi. _ I j.l d I / SEVEN. J QUIT ft JI ¡TÂ NR (Continued from page one) there are those who have enough humility and conscience to do the job for themselves. 'or Those who are criminal by na-1 ture and who show little promise of ever being corrected should be put out of circulation, as should those who have proved themselves dangerous to society, But those who have committed minor acts such as aiding to remove ballots from the courthouse vault. If they have been made to see the error of their ways and show dependable inclination to straighten out. might wisely and safely be freed from further prosecution. ^//✓/Z/Z^Z Ml - V - — r L TCI1 \ V n » A "lì. I J Il m. */ V' .U -*X ¿V Court of Jackson county, Oregon, of the above entitled court, duly i Administrator of the estate of Kat i made uiiil^ «ntered^heri’ln on the tie May llardman. <laceased. and 21st day of Jun«', 1B33. The date of the first publication i have qualified. All persona having j claims against said estate uro here- of (his Summons is Juns 23rd, 1933. | by notified to present them, with Aid.IKON MOULTON, proper vouchers, and duly verified, Attorney for Plaintiff to me at the office of Harry C. SOI Liberty Building, Skyrman, attorney for said estate, Medford. Oregon. ■ nt Room 409, Medford Center build- (June 23-30, July 7-14) ----------- -•------- 1 Ing. in Medford, Oregon, within six I ths County Court of Jackson months from the date of this \ notice. Dated and first published County for Stats of Oregon I Juno 33rd. 1933. In i the Matter of the Estate of Gladys Trefren. Oeceased. U R BUCKLEY, Administrator. Notice is given that the under the Circuit Court of th« State signed is the quail fled adminis of Oregon In and for the trator <l<> bonis non of estate of County of Jackson Gladys Trefren, deceased. Persons having claims ngulnat F. J. Huber, Plaintiff, va. said estate are required to present Edwin X. Anderson, and Agnee U. same with proper vouchors to suld Anderson, husband and wife. De- administrator at office of H K. fendants. Hanna. 32 North Central avenue. SUMMONS Medford. Oregon, within 6 months To Edwin X. Anderson and Agnse from the date of thia notice. U. Anderson, husband and wlfs: Dated June 2. 1933. MARK BURKHEART. In the name of the State of Ore Administrator de bonis Non gon you are hereby summoned umt required to appeur and answer the (Juno 2-9-16-23) complaint of the plaintiff herein Ion file ugalnst you, or otherwise j plead thereto within four (It weeks Irom the date of the first publica tion of thia summons. And you are hereby notified that (D.M.D.) If you fail to so appear mid answer I within the time specified, for wunt thereof plalntlfr will take a Judg ment against you as prayed for in Ills complaint herein, namely the »uni of IIXO.OH plan intel.".I at the Irate of S per cent per annum from ¡February 3rd. 1933, and costs and Opposite Post Office disbursements of thia action. This summons Is published In Jacksonville The Jacksonville Miner by order ¡of the Hon. (I. F Skipworth, Judge 1 S. C. PETERS Dentist -or It is those who. after having com mitted a crime, continue to feel that they are right and are not ttyjiW. W K. V > willing to take their medicine or V change their ways, who should be punished as the law provides. When they refuse to accede that society is right and that they are hungry cats quarreling over a bowl reason that part of its title con- of electricity to agriculture held at "* milk. ”*"v Oregon state college the middle of wrong, and if they are proven a of tains the word “tax. " ” menace to society through violence June. The work of the committee, But now. with Banks removed ...... ...„. will „„ and destructive leadership they And that be about as popular supported by private funds, is now as the _______ measles with should be placed where society will and Earl Fehl almost entirely dis- __ ___ voters. _____ Of starting on Its tenth year in this ______ ____________ , ___ there was a different course, theoretically, the ____ sales ____ tax state During the past nine yeara be safe from their acts. Those who ¡credited, C have plead not guilty have placed feeling. In the witness room we is designed to lift’ a part” of the most of the modern uses of elec themselves in this latter category, were all friends working toward a burden from property tax. That tricity in Oregon farm operations if they really are guilty. common end. Not long ago regard- would be fine, except theories don't have been either developed or Im ed as enemies to society, some of always work out. proved by Rs work. W *4 «BAAa* ♦ V* « l,_l.* v. — J New projects on which progress We have heard words of praise them had seen the light and had ...________ We remember __ a _______________ few years back reports were made thia year indi for Art La Dieu. first defendant in learned their lesson. They were the ballot cases wbo was found doing what little they could to undo when the gasoline tax was hailed cating successful development are guilty, because he plead not guilty what had gone before. Two days as a great boon to motorists and electric pig brooders, homemade and refused to implicate others. with them convinced us they were that It would almost eliminate 11- electric poultry brooders, use of „„„ a .. ohuc . c of a Pretty darned good sort, but cense fees and personal property electric hotbeds in potato tuber in He was “honorable” and “square shooter” and wasn’t passing the bad been terribly misled. By misled tax on automobiles. We paid the dexing. sprinkler irrigation of pas- buck. Or so a few have said. But ®’an, ’*Td 1 bin,KS aa the tax. and are 81111 paying it. al- ture and corn drying. t,ecorne greedy and they forgot to think of another g08pel truth that contained not tjjOU)?h jt eTen a little truth. angle to the matter. has doubled and trebled Itself since Lager beer doesn't seem to feel | that time. And just remember what -«>*■ '%>«■ the depression, even though if« Most oi them. at the time of the a hard time we have had here In -w have about eight de- « Here we down in the mouth.—Weston (Ore.) fendants who confessed, who told balL°*were broke and out Oregon to get reductions In auto- Leader. license fees. Truck fees still of work. Along came a super-sales- mobile “ the court “yes, sir, we took part|r ’ — ------ — in the ballot thefts and are ready man- Banks, to tell them he knew remain at the higher figure, al- to admit our mistake.” Quite na- what was wrong with everything though passenger cars now are turally their confessions implicated |an ,11181 a horrible “gang” was en ¡lower. their leaders and accomplices. If responsible tor their plight, NOTICE TO CREDITORS The gasoline tax was merely a they told the truth, they couldn’t ■ ™low me- Banks chirped, “and Notice is hereby given that I help but draw in others. But the 1 w111 le®d you to justice and sales tax. Now it is proposed to leaders, the ones who had prom- steady jobs.” They were told lies levy a like tax on practically ev have been appointed by the County ised them cash pay and good jobs an°ut the recount of the ballots, erything we eat and wear, aa well if they would help in the robbery, were inflamed by Earl Fehl (who as other articles. We would like to took the common credit for being was ^enjoying the dignity of the remind readers of one thing—al county judge’s chair) to believe though we are convinced that the “sports” by not confessing! that the recount ordered was un sales tax is right and just in prin ciple—that it is much easier to Now here’s the picture we are just and a downright violation of the voters’ right. boost taxes and add new ones than working toward: Eight men. all it is to get them lowered, and we're leaser lights in the thefts and all “We’ll give you 310 tonight and afraid that is what will happen if guided by the master minds, ad- ¡you will be paid later, besides we’ll j the sales tax is added onto the mit the part they played and told ¡give you a good steady job in the present burden. the court they were ready to take their punishment. The leaders, the courthouse if you’ll help us carry Take your own experience, for very ones who got them into the the ballots away.’’ they were prom example. When you got a raise in ised. “ You needn ’ t worry about any trouble, enter pleas of not guilty, wages It was mighty easy to spend trouble over this. The sheriff and intimating that they feel they ■ the difference. In fact you just had should take no punishment. Those county judge are with us,” they as entering pleas are trying to make sured the ones who actually did I to have the extra few dollars to ' get by with. Perhaps the state gov the court think there were just the! the menial labor for them. Is it " any wonder misled, almost hungry ernment won’t be much different. eight men involved who had con Possibly it will be as hard for the fessed, yet they know in their own ' youths fell for it and got them ! I state legislators to reduce their ex- hearts that they were the inspira selves labeled as criminals? That exactly it is so much * more j penditures aa it would be for us to tion, the heads and the guiding , is ___ . .u , why j hands of the entire thing. Are they tbat ,®ader? aad,|he take voluntary reductions in salar really ’’sports” and honorable? h?ghf Up• ‘n. the bal,ot "teallng ies. In our own cases perhaps the should get the maximum penalty boss demanded reductions and : the law allows. [there was no alternative, but Ore Where some may feel that those gonians should realize that under confessing should not draw in their And that lg the great tragedy of ! the present system the state gov- leaders through some feeling of Banka and Fehl in Jackson county, jernment ; ™ um^m annum, ih the me boss uobb ana almost is and we sportsmanship, we feel that the for they have gotten more people the humble yes-men. And wiil the leaders are the poorest of sports W)]O normally were good citizens boss refund extra revenue to US? in not taking their punishment jDt0 trouble than any other thing Phooey! along with those whom they got jn the history of southern Oregon.' into this trouble in the first place. There can be no punishment too ........... In the United States pepole can The guilty leaders who have en- great for men of th'.a type who not never say they own a piece of LT oh ?. guilty^ are quite on]y are corrupt themselves, but property, for if they slop paying willing to let those . even i less guilty _ .1... , Lave plunged more than their rent to the government— than they take the brunt of the ,a dozen other families into shame taxes—the landlordly Uncle Sam state's punishment while they en and disgrace. And that Is why such kicks them off and sells the ground deavor to remain free. Yet THAT agitators must be forever removed to another tenant. With a sales tax is the very thing we hear of as | from activity in Jackson county. | looming the same thing is going to being “honor among thieves!’’ Already they have extracted a ter- happen to the food we eat and the '•.C rible price from southern Oregon clothes we wear if we don’t watch As a witness in the Walter Jones because of its toleration of them I our ballots. Uncle Sam will be trial, we spent two days early this this long. charging rent for the air we week in an anteroom with the other breathe pretty soon If we let him. witnesses, former Banks guards. With a special election just a When we had last met. they had few weeks away there is some dis And somehow or other we don’t been armed to the teeth and so cussion sprouting about the pro- believe too much tax on foodstuffs had we. Before the trials we were posed sales tax law which will be will be savory to the American sworn enemies and watched each voted upon. We can see little prom- people. We can almost smell the other’s movements like a couple of ise for the proposal tor the simple briny water of Boston harbor the morning after the famous tea party when we think of the salse tax. ! Those early Americans certainly resented THAT sales tax and we believe a universal application of taxes on necessities is going to make government seem mighty dis- . tasteful and domineering. i * ELECTRICITY ON FARM8 MAKING RAPID 8TRIOE8 A CARLOAD OF Beet Pulp a LEGAL NOTICE NOW ON TRACK Take your supply off the car and save— at the price, Beet Pulp ia the cheapest feed you can get, and the beat for your cows! MonarchSeed&FeedCo Phono 260 Corner Sixth and Bartlett BARGAIN DAYS! 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