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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1933)
Pag« 2 Th« Jacksonville Miner The Jacksonville Miner PskllthW Wwkly «I JACKSONVILLE. OREGON OFFICIAL OF JACKSONVILLE MALL. Editar and *w*lii*ar SOOL... ... Assit*«'« Editer LEONARD MAUDE NEWS** FES Lubrication AtMraaa Alt Cooimenleatloai t* Bai til RWrMriptla* Kate« in Alante 0m Taw............... H AO Ml Mantka TH! MJourr'coxmTioNtgv i i —■ — I - Ito the question of whether or not but two games this season and we can better afford to save men I have won both by overwhelming than to destroy men. ¡»core«. The day. In fact, has come when • itit least the people of one nation |t begins to look as (hough the see some possibilities In iho Her uj o p campaign assurance* of mon on the Mount, a day when «¡the return of prosperity with Hooj civilised government dares applylvei were merely wrong as t the principles of that sermon in ¡Hoover Weston Leader. human activities and relationship* ■ ■—— ——— It would b«> a good Idea for all of j ••This la no time tu get rich iim to read thut sermon, in order j „ declare* General Hugh lo understand and appreciate th«- j But we’re jolly well motive back of th«' measures which j Johnson lire throwing billions Into the re through with th«i time to get poor habilitation of men and the recon i quick, If you ask us. Weston ¡ Leader. at ruction of life. But are those in«a*urcs working?] Well, more than a million men; hnve gone hack to work. Millions of men, women and children are I NOTICE TO CREDITORS happier. Not so many men und Notice Is hereby given that 1 women uwnlt their turn In bread hnve been appointed by the County lines Children are getting food. Court of Jackson county, Oregon, Children are getting clothing. Not Administrator of the estate of Hat (Continued from nage one! bad ¡tie May Hardman. deceased. and I know an old man. Till* man have qualified. Al) persona having the murderer who displayed all the worked hard for more thun 60 clnim* against said saint« ar« her««- aggression. We think it is about years, ills savings, two years ago, by notified to present them, with time America awakened from her sympathetic, warped daydreaming umounted to about >4000. These proper vouchers, and duly verified. and considered someone’s intereat >4000 were of vast algnltlcanee to | to me at the office of Harry C. him. since the day haH come when | Hkyrman, attorney for said estate. besides that of the criminal. he can work no more. at Room l"9. Medford Center build The hunk in which he hud these ' Ing. tn Medford, Oregon, within nix When a murderer is caught red- >4"00 went oroke a year or MO AKO. handed committing some cowardly, I months from the date of till* Today hn ha* nothing. atrocious crime the law provides notice I'atcf) iiml first published We had approximately 32.000 I June 23rd. 1933. in Oregon that he shall be hanged. banks in America From' I* 1929 to I But does the law do that? Seldom 1«. R BUCKLEY. Administrator .... 1933 March 4 of that date ap-l indeed! There is so much justice O I proximately 10,000 banks went in Oregon that there is really very the Circuit Court of the State hrok^ There ver« hundreds dt *n little of it. of Oregon In and for the others like the old man I knew. County of Jackson The first Roosevelt measure to- ] However, although the alleged ward the rehabilitation of men and F. J. Huber. Plaintiff, va. murderer of State Policeman Bau the reconstruction of )lf«> was th«; com is but 17 years of age. we be hank moratorium on March 5, with Edwin X. Anderson, and Agnes U. lieve he will come far closer to in a few hours after his inaugura-, Anderson, husband and wife, De- hanging for his crime than did his fondants. tlon. This checked a panic. Now predecessor, L. A. Banks. SUMMONS I we have the Glass-Steagall bank To Edwin X. Anderson and Agnes bill. The kid is penniless; Banks had U. Anderson, hueband and wife: It is Interesting to note, in thia monev behind him. connection, that where more than In the nutne of the State of Ore 10,000 bunks went broke before I gon you ar« hereby summoned and Without Intending to cast reflec ropes down that wav and murder wilderness was not wishy-washy or March 4, few if any huve gone required to appear and answer the tions on any one person, rather on ers seem to shy from hemp be hampered with an abundance of broke since. It Is probable that no complaint of the plaintiff herein the system as a whole, we say this cause it is so easy to use. so effec technicality. Simple, sure Justice bank will ever again go broke in on file against you. or otherwise money will designate the difference tive and mighty uncomfortable. A was the rule until the state became this country. 'plead thereto within four (4) weeks between what the courts hand this crook knows that in the old south ’’modernized." By H. W. WHICKER It also Is interesting to note that | ruin the date of the first publica boy and what it nanded—or failed he won’t be given ANY considera the banks In your community, and tion of this summons. I Reprinted from Grants Pass Sentiment is a fine thing and a tion. Which is merely turn-about, to hand—to I*. A. Banks. in every other American commun Bulletin) And you are hereby notified that -oF for a criminal is engaged in a busi gift from the gods. But common- Which can we better afford- to ity. are safer today than at any If you fall to so appear and aimwer Our laws sound fine and are fine. ness which gives no consideration fense. simple, unadulterated com other time in the history of thia within the time specified, for want They provide for everything except I to the law-abiding citixens of a monsense, is what keeps people save men. or to destroy men? From 1914 to 1918 the nations of country. It is interesting again to thereof plaintiff will take a judg from becoming sentimental fools. the shackling of justice by laws. To ¡community. We’d like to see a little of it in the the civilised world, with an effi note that your money, now and ment against you as prayed for in w ■ perform a simple act of adminis tering justice we must cut through It is this simple, honeet and di- courts. Or. as someone so ably put ciency and cruelty unparalleled In henceforth, is Mater in your bank his complaint herein, namely the an underbrush for weeks when a, rect mature that ennabled a hand it the other day. we would like to the annals- of primitive savagery, than It can ever be in your own sum of >480 08 plus interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from few hours time would better serve ful of men at the famous Alamo see mercy tempered with justice. butchered more than nine millions hands. But after all. these thing« all February 3rd. 1933, and coats and of their youth on the battlefields the same ends. We theorize that to hold off thousands of Mexicans, of Europe. Millions of others left hinge on the question of whether disbursements of thia action. murderers should be hanged and it was this straightforward, unen- the trenches maimed and helpless or not a civilized society can bet This summon* Is published in theoretically capital punishment cumbered bent of mind that made ter afford to save men than to de The Jacksonville Miner by order to the end of their days. should curb murder. But it is pret- ft possible for Texans to preserve stroy men. During that war it cost the world of th«' Hon. G. F. Hkipworth. judge ty hard to reap the benefits of a their state under five flags and to Watch what hap|>ens. This Is hla- of the above entitled court, duly approximately a thousand dollars of OTHER PEOPLE remedy without first swallowing it. win independence from Mexico al- to slay a youth, whether he was tory’s most interesting day. made and entered herein on the 'L'F though outnumbered many times. French, British. German. Russian y—------ 21st day of Jun«, 1933. Raised in the north with north- Many are the tales of heroism and BACK SEAT DRIVING AND or American. There were other, The date of the first publication ern views and convictions, we fighting ability coming from the PROHIBITION greater and more intangible costa. of this Summons Is June 23rd, 1933 spent several years in the old south lx>ne Star state, and most of them The paper says that 50-year-old Through liberty loans and other ALLISON MOULTON. and learned to love and respect it are true. A dying general. Sam man just learning to drive wan at Attorney for Plaintiff for just what It is—direct, unas- Houston, won the deciding battle the wheel of a car that crashed up wise our contribution to the slaugh ter of these more than nine mil 301 Liberty Building, suming. forceful and simple. If any of Texas' fight for independence, over on the Satus highway Tuee- lion youth was billions of dollars. Jacksonville'a Midgets, only win Medford. Oregon. of the murders committed in south- while wounded and lying under a ¡day evening. A man who has gone Through liberty loans and other ern Oregon in the last few years tree on the battlefront, ! 50 years as a back seat driver wise we raised more billions of dol ning ball team In town at present, (June 23-30, July 7-14) had been committed THERE the should be intelligent enough not to lars for annihilation and destruc took the Butte Falls youngsters murderers would have been hanged , Those , pepole down there make try learn new tricks at his age. tion than any other nation In the to school Wednesday afternoon In when caught and identified. And certain they are right and then let I Too other | ii lvp9 involved history of the world. We were able « w many luanj vulva ’ro ar> m <7 . lU'vi.oJ tbegdistant city. why not? —■ - nothing stop them. That • is ----- why all (Or ----- may be) in highway — - ---------- crashes ----------- to finance annihilation and destruc- Joe Beach pitched seven of the -w>F the crime waves and gangsters * _ _________ —________________ Z2 tlon. without adding to the hazard a 50- nine innings, while Art Johnson A real southerner is of a frame keep to the northern part of the year-old man learning to drive, tapered off the latter two frames of mind that can see no reason for country. The southern dialect, way _____ Our Prices Will Advance From the day of the stock mar SI Johnson did the receiving. Oth making a lot of fuss and show over of thinking and acting are very un- Soon—Clean Up Now note that two more states ket crash in 1929 to the presiden er players on the team were as some simple problem like murder. favorable to organized crime. ‘,n widely separated sections of the tial inauguration of March 4. 1933,! follows: Tommy Dunnlngton. right ' SUITS 75c When found and identified, they ex '‘a.-*' country have recorded their votes we were tottering on the brink of field; ... George ___ ............... ....... ................ Van Galder, third terminate varmints down In that DRESSES (and up) ...75c And the next time you read of in favor of repeal of the 18th chaos. Governmental form* were base; Byron Backes, center field: j country without formality or hesi some lynching down south you can amendment, making a total of 16. falling over the earth Hate Cleaned and Blocked *------ "**■---------------------- * ‘ “ ‘J. ZZ. Anarchy Art Johnson, center field; Bill I tation. They don’t wait «n for “ law ”« v.ur, n.'L'r , certain . that the lynched one , The campaign looks like a demo threatened In America, as else- Johnson, shortstop; Gail Lusk, see- ' ano nraer uecauMe mw «uu and order,” 1 haa nothin^ additional to contribute merel’r Ktrt what was comlnK to cratic landslide after 12 years of where, there were millions out ofjond base. Bud Mitchell, first base, has noiuing . . him ifM n admininfriitlnn i. u-im .... ...... _ , him. Tn To UH us thprp there in is Rnmpfhinp' something hpflii- beau-’ r^nuhl republican administration dnrinff during work, th»»«« there were mini«»» millions without nn/l and subs. Junior Williams and ... Ken to the cause of ridding their coun-! DYE WORKS honest about hard times. the necessities of life. During this Ihircel. Cor. Sth A Holly Phone 244 try of crime. And as a. resu 8O’’th. 8Uch direct action. We respect the The local Midgets have played - J Good prohibitionists and good period the necessities of life had erners have some REAL law and order—unwritten, barren of law south for its lack of toleration for citizens everywhere will be wise never been quite so abundant. I ._< i- and j murderers i accept the coming order of There was too much food, too much criminals and i <».. its ; yers and bulky statute books, but - clear-cut moral code. We northern ' things and get together on a plan clothing, too much of everything. it is definite and speedy in its ac er« would do well to emulate them I of liquor control. There are just And yet. people were starving. tion. When possible, a nyirder is in some respects and si>eed up our ] as good citizens among the wets When President Roosevelt took cleared up and the murderer law enforcement and take as ever walked the earth, and the wheel of a faltering ship of i hanged within a few hours and the own some of the shackles off justice. among the drys are to be found state on March 4 he called upon affair is forgotten by law-abiding _ ____ good, ______ thinking citizens. It is for a loyal crew for new measures. The ! citizens—but not by the element AT We don’t believe, however, that these folks to work out a plan that ; theory back of these measures was which is given to crime. lynching is the answer. If we are will smell of neither the old saloon [this: If we are able to finance an- ________ " ~l Dow-n south ________________ they still believe _ in .......................... the civilized people we like to days, nor yet of the period of hy-1 nihllation and destruction, , we also rehabliita- the sanctity of the home and the. think we are, we should be able to , pocrisy through which the country »re able to finance the r< «acredness of womanhood. In Texas devise some legal, regular way to has been passing.—D. W. Bagshaw tion and reconstruction of men ¡and and life. a homestead cannot be sold for ’ deliver swift and certain justice in the Zillah (Wash.) Mirror. taxes or foreclosed on until the and eliminate the, delay and loop Southern Oregon’s Hot Weather Center This Summer! This was a new and startling ACQUITTED death of the owners. And when a holes. If we can’t do that, then theory, without precedent in the Texan says he respects home as there will be some necessity for The action of the federal jury in his greatest institution he means vigilante action. New York in refusing to convict history of men A gigantic govern-1 just that, with no reservations. Charles E. Mitchell, former presi mental machine was created, dur Prowlers and peeping toms are Observation may have prejudiced dent of the National City bank, is ing a breath-taking period of time.' speedily in an emergency of shot down on sight. That is. they;U8' Hut we believe this civilization qUfte in line with the mental phil- ¡as ; would be if there were any. Marital oi ours is nothing more nor less o«ophy governing the actions ofpeace 88 *n tt"‘ Pa«t ,p an . triangles are few down there be- than a refined decaying process in mogj Of us. Until we as a people: fmerKe”cy war, for rehabilita- Lifeguard Always on Duty—Rated by the State cause grand juries have a way of humanity. The more ‘civilized we return to the ideals of our fathers, j l*on and reconstruction. If, in other Health Board a* One of the Finest Pool* our racial neaith , and not on|y preach but practice' | words, we can destroy men, we j no-billing irate husbands who shoot become the poorer poorer^our^racial^heahh down homewreckers. They are I is, ’ the more corrupt * our habits In- tbat patriotlsm that Inspired the ¡also can save men. in the Entire Pacific Northwest! And to save men. billion« were! never hesitant about right and vention has made rapid strides, bjrtb of our nation, can we look wrong down there. If a man is a we believe, in taking us furtmer for any other attitude upon the I made available—not so many bll- for flnanc- crook, that ends it. And if he is a 'from basic principles and thoughts. part o. the bar or courtB on au I Hons as were available hands we we find find rngn honored honored by by the th* Awi “h”t b,ll,on" n \ '>v'T murderer, urderer, that ends him. hands the J™, : thnlouci A ‘r zlnflnllo . . - . ... - " A In early days in Jacksonville and citizens and placed in places of, A definite program took' Yet. with all its faults and lynch- '.he state at large crime was not trust, delving into the public fund« j'orm. This program call« for social; TW,N PLUNGES’ OPEN FLOOR gs. YOU NEVER HEAR OF A tolerated. Murder was rewarded for their own financial benefit or jp, ,, co®trol of ex- Ings, Wdlll/UGOOD MUSIC — LOTS OF FUN! ANG MURDER BELOW THE I with hanging. The pioneer stock that of their friends, Pleasure trips ’ > , lonat ’ °" , J or ” ,e / ‘ ontro1 of lnna ‘ I GANG MASON-DIXON UNE! Too many which wrested Oregon from the ,taken under the guise of public lion. Briefly. It hold« universal service at expense of already over welfare to be the goal of social burdened taxpayers. Service to the i organization. community, and prompt payment of j One Item alone callH for >3,300,- taxes and other obligation« are be ! 000.000, or a sum about equal to coming more and more rare. The the least of one of the liberty loans present day theory is to evade all . ; which went for annihilation and oblations and sidestep all de-; destruction. Never before in his mands to real public service, save tory has such a «urn been provided luurju 'for a P'lbHc works program. Never only when we can turn those duties ¡to our personal betterment. “LefM before in history ha« «uch a lump get our’« when the picking 1« good” sum been poured into the saving is too often heard—not to be of men. The answer to this question goes ! heeded. ‘‘I«et George do it” 1« a ' common answer when we are deeper than economics. But let’s called upon to perform some public look at It first from the standpoint of economics. If a nation can throw duty. The Mitchell« and the Morgan« away forty or fifty billions of dol are only beacon lights, if we ex lars for annihilation and dentruc Headquarter« for amine ourselves we will find «mail tion and not go bankrupt, isn't er lantern« lighting the same path, there a remote possibility that It THE JACKSONVILLE MIN7R can invest a few billions less in i We need the faith that moved the founders of this nation, we need the rehabilitation of men and the of life and still sur to chart our course afresh, to be reconstruction vive? honest ftnd unselfish, and then, Then let’s look at it from a and then only will the nation ac quire the hope of all mankind.— standpoint other than economics. If it is more profitable for nation« ' Port Umpqua Courier. to destroy men than to save men. -- ---------- •------------- i what possible excuse have we to Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News It is said of Walter M. Pierce, ¡offer for our social structure? If I Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection now back at his home in La economic stability rests alone with Grande, that he was the only solon annihilation and destruction, is SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE from the Pacific northwest “who there any hope of man’s survival?; voted the president's program on The Roosevelt program, both in ! PHONE 162 every issue.” We’d call that Pierc Its national and its international objectives, offers a positive answer I ing the gloom.—Weston leader. 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