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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1933)
Th« Jacksonville Miner Pag« 3 It» own mother, but none of us (one motive, the motive of ven They have a sound foreign policy The death rate may be lower in cun — account -------- ‘ ‘ for the phenomenon nl geance. which ke«!ps them out of Euro|>ean hard times, but u» and Franklin That Hhylock’» enemies have entanglements. of stupidity which makes the Unit D. are willing to take our chancea ed State» uncle to Europe. none of bl» gentlemanly Instinct» on a higher one.—Weston Loader. France and England and others The dramu of the rich uncle and I» Indicated by the manner in hi» poor relation» Is one of the uni which they debase thoms»'lves In are bitter at us today because for versal comedies or tragedies of hu- reviling him because of hi» race once we came to one of their con man conduct When the rich uncle ¡That Shylo« k’a enemies are worst* ferences armed. Roosevelt had • Mr and Mrs. Roy Brown are • David Johnson of Dunsmuir, Is prodigal In his spending, liberal husfn«-»» met. than himself Is Indi thrown us off the gold standard in j spending the week at Halt-in and t’allf., visited Malcolm Jones over In bls loaning, or « asily fleeced, P'““’*1 Tallure of Antonio. order that the value of the dollart Portland. Al the capital city they | Inst week-end. might rise or fall In accordance planned to vl»it Mr». Mabel Ixtw- • Mrs Lizzie Cronemlllor has been I the poor relations appluud him as ' wb" •« » tool under bis gallantry, with that of the currency of those an Idealist and fawn before him That Hhylock’» enemies ar«- con doth »Isler of M in . Brown. Mr. and Illi during the past week. like beggars. When the rich uncl«» i temptible Is Indicated by their wll European nations who were dump Mr». Brown nr« from Glendale, • Mr William Edens is working keeps a firm hun<! on his purse llngness to come to him for funds ing their goods on us during the Calif., and »re »ponding the sum ¡strings, anti uses common sense in when Antonio's ships fall to come past 18 months. for Otto Nledertneyer. mer um guests of the former’s par The Europeans Insist that the fu his will making, the poor relations ,n- such ships have a way of • Amy Dow ha» an addition to ent«, Mr. and Mr«. E J. Brown, ture of the economic conference hoot and Jeer him for anything ,b ’ ' nK - her »tore, an Ice house. on Applegate. They slso have vis- Shylock's from a miser to a vulgarian. Shvlock ’s rate of Interest was hinges Upon our stabilization of the ited Diamond Iuka »Ince their ar • Mr. mid Mrs Tom Dunnlngton ghastly. It was Shakespeare’s way dollar and they want to stabilize ati<l son Tom; Burdette Ihtnnlng- Th«« Entente nations found th«»m- rival here. ton mid Billy Johnson left Monday selves In an awful jack-pot by the of showing the depth to which a It for us if so, the conference will • Miss Mary Herbert of A»hlttnd for Hqttaw lake, where they spent spring of It 17. How plouMly did great spirit could be brought by fall, for our only hope of a return has »pent the lust week a» a guest the week camping they thank God for the coining of racial scorn and cruelty—scorn to prosperity depends upon the of Mr». L. C. Port. • Mrs. A. G. Lewis und son Car- the Yanks, How joyously did they and cruelty which had seared from monetary course Roosevelt has . . . and neither will one • Recent guests at the home of rol are visiting Mrs. Lewis* broth- hall Uncle Sam a» the saviour of ' Shylock's heart all that was good taken. waving» de|>osit ever build a But why worry about that? Ml»» Eriene Taylor were Ml»» <-r, William Matney, on Applegate triunklnd. And bow freely did Un I In It. Considering what he had suf comfortable cash reserve. We have Canada on the north. Frances Barber of Medford and • Mrs. V. J. Beach und son Rob- cle Hain loan them money. Not fered. Shylock was entitled to his Hundreds of little grace We have Mexico on the south. A Marvin Hturk of Central Point The <-tI relumed home from Portland only that, he saved their hides And pound of flesh. notes and quarter notes, set Th«- wreckage of a human soul total of $850,000,000 worth of silver young people enjoyed «wlmmlng July 11, where they have been vis having hud their hid«-» saved by down, one by one, in a score while on the Applegate. iting relatives. his power and his wealth, they all is a far worse tragedy than the was taken from one small hole in book, make an Immortal death of a human body. “ The Mer the ground near Guanajuato in the • Mrs. Walter Armpriest arranged • Hnturday, July 15, Marian Smith. doi'lded at Versailles to sleep in aria. Hundreds of little bank chant of Venice ” Is Shakespeare ’ « years from 1885 to 1892. Mexico a pleasant afternoon one day last Lloyd Norman and Robert Ix*wis the same bed with him forever notes recorded, one by one, greatest tragedy and Hhylock per has the richest mineral deposits i week for two elderly luilles, Mr» will take traffic census for the ( after in a pass book, make fi hap» hl» greatest character. George ion earth. She has other resources.; A. Throckmorton and Mr». Louisa state highway department, nancial Independence. j Arliss, David Warfield, Robert Her people are a friendly people. Armpriest, who enjoyed chatting • A special meeting of the Royal Tills was really a splendid ar- Mantel!, and others of the great There ar e the nation» of South | »nd recalling old time» »pent to Neigh tiers was called July 11 be rangement for th«* quarrelsome Hhak<-sp«>arean actors have always America. There are the nations of gether yeur» ago Mr». Armpriest cause the day for their regular I the Orient. All these people are poor relations and a bad one for acted the part of Hhylock. came here from Hnleni vicinity sev meeting fell on a holiday. When we consider that France friendly to us. During our boom eral week» ago. and 1» »pending • Wednesday the following people I the young rich unde, Tlt«*y banded Medford the iiiintner visiting relative». The from Jacksonville went to near together to drag th«- commercial has always been Europe’s and the I years our trade exchange with our poor relations in Europe amounted world's worst trouble maker, when hosts»» »erved ice cream and cakr Talent to pick cherries for C. B covers off him and lay their heads und late In the afternoon took her I hinnflnglon: Theron Applebaker, down on his own industrial pillows we also consider the manner in annually to about six billions. which a nation of shopkeepers hag There is a potential trade exchange M. F. Pence, Caroline Stevenson, guests for n »bort drive. When be found himself out in gle and barter over their counters with the Orient of more than 181 Gladys Guin. Marlon Smith, Don the cold night winds of the world'» • Mr». Leila McKee of thin city and the profit they exact, it is billions annually. ald Dorothy, William Edens, James worst economic hurricane, he was accompanied her son Leonard to Ultimately we will wash our really a compliment to the United Squaw lake early in the week, Forbes, Jessie Clark and Otis Flit- In a rnood for sober reflection. His hands of our poor and ungrateful States to be called “ Uncle Hhylock" reflection taught him that he bad where she will remain for several croft relations in Europe and begin cul- ’ by a Frenchman. • Mrs R. A. Johnson is visiting financed their worst war, that they days’ visit with relative». tivating the friendship of our her daughter, Mrs. Bertha lamb, were ungrateful and that they were • Mr. and Mr». Walter Hulme and In Scappoose, Oregon neighbors in North and South Our only sin is the stupidity of Mr. »nd Mr». Art Hulme of upper • Mrs. E. Norman Is employed at dishonest France, for example, at our policy In regard to Europe from America and in the Orient. the same time she repudiated her Applegate have moved to Squaw the home of William Bybee, if we go on dabbling in Euro i debt obligations, joined In th«* con 1915 on through to the fall of Hoo pean politics, we will be caught in lake for the summer. • Freddie Butcher Is spending a spiracy against him. For years. In ver. He adopted a course of flam • Mr und Mrs. George Demmer, few weeks visiting his aunt, M rs. fact, she has been lampooning him boyant internationalism. He at the next war as we were caught in the last. We have nothing to gain Mr» Sophia Demmer »nd Ml»» George Tranta, In Butte Falls. in every town and village as ’’Un tended to everybody’s business but by worrying over Europe's affairs; our own. We saved and fed every Thelma Martin attended the Luth • .Misses Margaret and Barbara cle Shylock.” we have everything to lose. people but our own. eran church picnic at Wagner gap Norvell returned after spending I The national enmities of Eur Sunday. their vacation with their grand Of all the great characters in ope go back centuries. They are in With a population of about 41 • Mr», J. O. Briney »lient one nf mother In eastern Oregon. i past literature I like Hhylock beat, ternoon laut week visiting Mr». T • Misses Rose and Kate Buckley | Hhylock, at the time we first meet the French, the British, the Ger persons to the square mile, this S. Cady at the Summit nervier ata- of Ruch were calling on friends him in "The Merchant of Venice," man and other national spirits to country would get along fine if the point of instinct. all were as square as the mile.— lion while Mr. Briney made a bust- here Thursday. is an urbane gentleman Intelligent The Scandinavian countries, Nor Weston leader. • Mrs Nelle Foote and Mrs. Wal In busln«-ss and with a deep affec nes» trip to Central Point. way, Denmark and(Sweden. recog American dollars have dropped • The fart that the Jacksonville- ler White called on Mrs. Faucett tion for his motherless daughter. nize this fact. They are in reality Ruch road ha» been taken in hand Monday. ■ As he walks th«- warf of Venice in European», but they have iong as in Europe to 80 cents, but the one • Ray Lewis and Joe Busby at by the state wa» proved this week. a neat gray gaberdine he is in- serted their independence from we got hold of lately we’re not Monday morning a Inrge crew of tended an afternoon tea at the I finitely superior to the smug young Euro|>e. They ntayed out of the going to export.—Weston Leader. men u»lng the fine state equipment home <>f Mrs. K. E. Gore In Med ( hrlstlans who mock him. who Hplt World war. They have been for at started resurfacing the road. They ford Sunday. In his beard and who lay brutal |,.,lHt three generations friends of worked so fa»t and efficiently that • Earl Brown of Ruch, employed hand» up«»n him because of race a|| natjonH an() enemies of none. by Tuesday noon the work was In Medford, was visiting friends in “atred. 1 The Scandinavian nations have finished from Jack»onvll)e to the Jacksonville vicinity Monday. Under year» of the stress of such ; indicat«>d an interest in the pres- 41 Mr and Mrs. Vance Bostwick I pavement four mile» south. The II eat men t. the great soul of a great ent economic conference, but they road 1» now In fine shape and the and family of Medford and Mrs. Jew Is degenerated until It has but will not be bound by its decrees. Wilbur Cameron of Jacksonville improvement 1» greutly appreciated visited at the home of Mr. and by alt who travel ft. Mrs A Throckmorton Sunday. Mr. • Mr and Mrs. Ben Fairchild and and Mrs. Bostwick are recently daughters Katherine and Leah of from Idaho and enjoyed driving Yreka and Mr», lien Fairchild of over the Applegate country as well San lYanciaco and Mr. and Mr». as visiting old friend». Other re vf * b c* «▼ irwxivu kyvivix e e Melville Stine of Oakland, Calif., cent guests at the Throckmorton were week-end guest» of Mrs. Nick home were Ml»» Minnie Ireland of Kline. Mrs. Fairchild and Mrs iGrants Pass and Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Stine were formerly Mary and Em Ulsm Hansen of Medford. ma Piymale and resided for many • Having received a fall from a years in Jacksonville, ladder on the barn Saturday eve • Mrs. Ray Wilson. Mr». Jake ning. Amos McKee was confined Schaeffer and Mr». Peter Fick at to hl» bed for several day» follow tended the Itebekah lodge conven ing. owing to Injuries to hi» back. tion In Medford Thursday. His condition 1» Improving and he • Punk Ihinnlngton and Donald 11» able to be around a little each Dorothy hauled cherries to Klam | day ath Fnll» to market. On Sale at Your Favorite Dealer’» • Mr. and Mr». Jess Taylor and ■laughter and Mrs Ed Dutton of | Eagle Point spent the week-end at Klamath Falls as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Junies Frances. The local folks were accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Phillip», sister of Mrs. Tay PHONE 203 lor. who ha» been visiting her for the last several weeks. Mrs, Phil- ¡lips Is a resident of Montana. • Whooping cough is the unwel come affliction which prevents the < I little Misses Melvina and Hazel Rowden from enjoying life these day». The girls are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rowden. • Friends will be Interested in I knowing that Mrs. Otto Cantrall I of Georgia has regained her health. I following a major operation per formed »lx week» ago. • Mrs. Everett Miller and Mrs. . Serrols of Medford visited at the ¡home of the former's mother, Mrs. 1 James O'Brien. Tuesday. PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill One Note Won’t Make an Opera . . Farmer» and Fruitgrower» Bank DELROGUl Living Expenses Are High Enough! A Luscious Cold Drink on a Wooden Stick . . . Popsicle VOTE All Flavor»—Including SHERBICLEÜ the Newest Sensation SNIDER’S DAIRY AND PRODUCE COMPANY SALES COLD and PURE Keeps foods snd vegetables at proper temperature and humidity. Ice cannot get out of order. No repairs—no worry. SEE OUR NEW 1933 MODEL REFRIGERATORS Medford Ice and Storage Co. PHONE 264 Wholesome Whicker Comment on Finance Parley Casts Light By H. W. WHICKER I I Reprinted from the Grants Pass Bulletin) Vinegar, any housewife knows, is older than its own mother, and as such an exception to all other things In nature. Europe, however, offers another interesting freak of the same order. All her nations are older than their own uncle. Most of us can under stand why vinegar is older than PROTECT YOUR POCKETBOOK ANTI FOOD-TAX LEAGUE Your Neighborhood Merchant YOUR FRIEND—Will Suffer With You . . . PERMANENTS The First National Bank $1.50 $2.50 $4 $5.50 GODWARD MERCANTILE CO. “Where the Miners Bring Their Gold” MEDFORD, OREGON THE NUGGET CONFECTIONERY CONDENSED STATEMENT Cold Drinks and Good Eats JUNE 30, 1933 SPECIAL SHAMPOO Finger Wave and Manicure $1.25 OIL 8HAMPOO Finger Wave and Manicure $1.50 Marcels 50c and 75c—Reset 35c Finger Waves, Wet 35c, Dry 50c Hot Oil Shampoo $1.00 Cleansing Facial 50c Regular Facial, $1 and up Eyebrow and Lash Dye 75c Manicure 50c—Arch 35c HAIR CUT8 25c Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop 105 West Msln THIS ANTI SALES TAX AD SPONSORED BY Phone 57 THE JACKSONVILLE PHARMACY Phone 12 RESOURCES LIABILITIES ljoans and discounts.............................. Bonds, state, municipal, etc................ Bnnkfng house ....................................... Furniture and fixtures United States Bonds Cash and due from other banks »552.454.5fi 409.245.93 75,250.00 13,750.00 $527,450.00 576,284.31 Capital stock Surplus ............... Undivided profits National currency $100.000.00 75,000.00 27,944.48 99.997.50 Deposits 1,851,492.82 1,103,734.31 THE BASKET GROCERY I JACKSONVILLE SERVICE STATION Phone 232 WHILLOCK’S GOLDEN RULE $2.154334.80 Jacksonville and Medford $2,154.434.80 THE HOME GROCERY Medford—"We Serve You Right” Member Federal Reserve System COMMERCIAL SAVINGS SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Phone 52 THE SALES TAX WILL COST THE POOREST MAN JUST AS MUCH AS THE RICHEST MAN IN TOWN! TRUST DEPARTMEN1 I
