Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935, August 11, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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JACKSONVILLE. OREGON
OFFICIAL
NCWSFAK* OF JACKSONVILLE
MAJ2Y CAN HAVE rut cOAT IHAT | W
ISEO To QÆ.T HEB. FOUR YEARS AeO
ANP MAVßB « CAN HAYE. THE CAB PUT
Seen
in a
Daze
motion picture producer. All writ­
ers. musicians, painters and other
creative artists of Jacksonville and
Applegate and elsewhere In south*
ern Oregon are Invited to Join the
Medford chapter.
IT WONT BE LONG NOW
Just seven more days and the
big special edition of The Jack­
By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT
sonville Miner will be off the
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preaa brimful of history, legend,
Andy Hiulth returning from up humor und pictures. It Is plan*
nawth. but keeping mightily mum nod to make the paper a treat
all will enjoy.
about his goings on there.
Contributors, who have some
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bit of story, prose or poetry,
Bu<l Relnklng out In a now suit
and shoes and looking so different they think would fit Into such a
his old friends hardly recognise special Issue, should send in
their copy ut once ns work on
him.
the edition already has begun.
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Bill (llildyl Johnson giggling at It’ll be u wow, so watch for It!
The Editor Speaking
baseball practice und walking the
Next week, due to the extra
labor attached and In order to
new rodeo board fence.
(Continued from page one)
keep the paper up to the last
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However, the real responsibility
Dick Chappell mounting one of minute concerning the Jubilee,
his fanciest creations -a dance tick­ tlir day early mailing practice
lies with the people themselves.
et office sign on California street. adopted recently will not bo ob­
We have learned not to blame peo­
e
served. papers to enter the post­
ple too much for taking advantage
Judge Coleman actually bending office Friday Instead of the reg­
of the conditions we set up about
Ills back a little.
ular Thursday. The following
them. Remedy calls for a change
e
week the earlier mailing date
in the setup of Jurisprudence
Tom Rudy looking for Sterling will be resumed.
a more honest treatment of
mountain.
state’s prosecution forces.
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w-»
Women talk too much and say
Amy Dow wondering about the little,
As it is practiced, “justice”
but make good detectives,
jubilee.
sumes the defendant’s innocence
according to u Detroit sleuth, lie
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and concedes the state’s DISHON­
Ed Severance loping across the | Isn't telling husbands anything.—
ESTY at the opening of a trial.
road from his garden to pump one Weston leader.
People's natural distaste for law
It’s a bird of an idea, the Blue
gallon of gas in a car.
in general—which rubs the best of
I Eagle Weston Ixwulor.
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us the wrong way sometimes—is
Gold content of bus little effect
Punk Dunntngton and Jimmy
the greatest obstacle the state must
(■win rubbering around at the Med­ on our content with a dollar.—W on -
overcome. The prosecution has far
ford carnival and lamenting the ' ton Leader.
more to battle than the evidence
fact it was so late the hoochy-
Uncle Ham’s baby bonds uro oL
in the case. It has to fight for
koochy dance was closed.
MSondary Intel ■•«) to the young*
very self respect and honesty!
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married couple. Their baby bond
Somebody saying "what, you don’t Is brought by the stork. Weston
Just why people should look
mean to tell me Jacksonville won \ Leader.
their own peace officers and public
a ball game again’**
prosecutors as liars and conspir­
Just as well boost for the Blue
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ators offhand is beyond us. Some­ out one of the most natural boun­ they are asked to give of their sub­ be discovered thousands or even
I Eagle. now that the golden ones
Ixtulse Laughead herding her are In the federal coop Weston
times we are wont to severely
millions of years later.
in the country—the Califor­ stance.
big black roadster down the high- leader.
criticise the system, and then again daries
The carbonized wood being bur- way.
line. South of the Siski-
Gold does not make wealth or
While there’s a good many cooka,
we remember that the system didn’t nia-Oregon
vous the countryside and moun- happiness, it is only the symbol i led under volcanic ejecta necessar-
create us—we made it. So the frail­ tains
they do not appear to be spoiling
I ily forces the conclusion that a
are
bare,
dry
and
parched,
of
labor.
Fred Cómbese telling the boys to the recovery broth.—Weston (Ore.)
ties of humanity, as usual, are be­ Uttle timber, little grass. But drop-. Unemployment means loss of terrific explosion had occurred to
have one on tlx
und the Ixtader.
hind it all we suppose.
bring
about
their
entombment.
A
,’ping down on the Oregon side of labor, the fountain of wealth and
! boys not arguing.
If only some way were devised
complete assortment of the mater­
mountains stately trees, lush national prosperity.
A
Tinies certainly do change. When the
whereby
the mobsters could be
vegetation and green valleys greet
Ask yourself what the president ial is being preserved by Park Na-
Mr. and Mrs. Ijetn Wilson not be­ lawfully spotted at the receiving
we first came to southern Oregon the traveler.
¡.turalist
Libbey, a geologist, uh he ing at home when u caller arrived end
meant
by
the
following
words:
of the machine gun' —Weston
three years ago carnivals were
"There are, of course, men. a few continues to collect Information last week.
made to anchor their tents outside
Leader.
and
carry
on
the
research
studies
of
them,
who
might
thwart
this
It is little wonder tourists are
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Medford’s city limits. That was be­
Will Payne ascribes economic
expected to clarify many of the
Virginia Fick plying the thor­ conditions to the result of mass
cause carnivals have a way of tak­ so impressed with their first great common purpose by seeking secrets
of the geologic past and oughfare between the itostofflce psychology, We'd ascribe depre« -
ing much money from a community glimpse of Oregon after driving selfish advantage."
Did he refer to the employing reveal the conclusivo origin of and Issio McCully's house.
slons to the result of ass psycholo-
and investing practically none of across the parched valleys of the
Crater lake, still a controversial
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it there. It is a drain, a leak, from "sunshine" state. The geologic for­ class ?
gy.—Weston Louder.
subject.
Was
his
appeal
only
to
the
Dan’l (Boone) Shuns building
a town's well-being and business mations are entirely different, also.
President Roosevelt has stirred
. Peaks and mountains in northern wealth of the nation? If so. why
bleachers and a bandstand.
life.
the country’s Imagination, with re­
California are jagged, rocky and the simple talk to the nation at
that promise to be far from
Recall Depth Sounding The main stem • of Jacksonville sults
Imaginary Weston Leader.
Medford has ample amusement for the most part barren. Those of | large on Monday?
His
remarks
apply
to
each
and
facilities—represented in substan­ Oregon show much more age in
of Blue Volcano Lake dressed up like a • sore thumb.
tial investments by residents who that their rocky projections are all of us.
Someone doing a very inebriated
are a part of the community. When worn away by erosion and are cap­ We are asked to help, as we
Turning back the pages of time. job of nailing cross boards on the
CLEANING
it comes time to pay the taxes, able of supporting dense timber. were asked in war time.
Not that we may kill, but that W. E. Watson. Portland, Ore., a rodeo fence. Or maybe they Just
help the Community chest and em­ Her silhouettes are more regular,
visitor In the park this week, viv­
PRESSING
ploy Medford people, they will be her angles less volcanic. The val­ we may save helpless women and idly recalled experiences of 60 ' couldn’t make up their mind.
from sufferings.
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found present—on deck and ready. leys are winder, smoother and filled children
Our Prices Will Advance
"The workers of this country years ago when first attempts were
A Jacksonvllllan asking "why
But the carnival will be in some with richer soil.
Soon——Clean Up Now
have
rights
under
this
law
which
made
to
determine
the
depth
of
-Off
must
we
have
keyholes*"
distant state collecting more dimes
cannot
be
taken
from
them,
and
Crater
lake.
The
complete
sound-
and dollars.
There is a natural line between
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SUITS
75c
will be permitted to whittle
<>f the lake were not made un­
Oregon and California over the Sis- | nobody
DRESSES (and up)....75c
them
away,
but
on
the
other
hand.
*B
13
years
later.
Writers’ League Takes
Not that most people don't en­ kiyous exclusive of the. mountains
Mr. Watson's father, a black-
Hats Cleaned and Blocked
joy carnivals. Heavens no! But we themselves. A climatic difference no aggression is necessary to at-
smith, came to Klamath Agency in Four New Members
believe the Medford powers that be as well. When coming through, tain these rights."
Is not the language plain and on the Klamath Indian reservation
PANTORIUM
would be wise—and graciously and headed for another state, we stop­
in 1S73 to assist in the construe-
With 14 people of a literary turn
pardonably selfish—if they would ped in Jackson county because of clearly stated?
DYE WORKS
You and I. employer and employe tion and launching of the boat, sc­ of mind from (¡rants Paas. Ashland,
return to their former practice of this difference. It was an oasis in
Cor. 6th & Holly Phone 244
arp
asked
to
pull
together.
companied
by
his
young
son.
who
.
Talent,
Medford.
Applegate
and
making the fly-by-nighters set up I a desert of heat, a green spot at,
outside the city’s limits. Let the the head of dry rivers and sandy , We are not to listen to, or be now recalls numerous incidents sur- | other points in attendance a( the
carnivals stand on their own legs. wastes. That is why we still are' swayed by enemies of the country rounding the event. The boat, a regular meeting of the southern
as active now as during war times, roughly made affair, was slowly let Oregon chapter of the League of
If one or the other is to be favored here.
We are to work, that the fruits into the lake over snow banks by Western Writers at the Holland
—and the question of letting a
of labor may be enjoyed by those means of ropes,
| hotel in Medford Monday, It be-
traveling show set up in the center i
dependent upon us.
of town certainly smacks of favor
A small but active youngster. Mr. cornea apparent that the new or­
t'nemployment is loss of labor. Watson was among the first to ganization is getting firmly estab­
somewhere—why not give the
never to be recovered or regained, climb down the crater walls to lished. Four new members were
breaks to those who will be here
Let all Americans answer the watch the first Crater lake launch­ enrolled Monday. . Mrs. Douglas
of OTHER PEOPLE
next week and next year—with a
call
and justify our president’a ing and was among the first to Willson of Grants Paas, Ruth
high class of dependable entertain­
faith.—Bort Unlpqua (Reedsport) clamber into the boat. It was rowed Holmea of Talent and Mr». Vivian
ment and investments of thousands
THE BLUE EAGLE
Courier.
a mile or so from shore before a Barto and Clinton Hume of Med­
of dollars and payrolls that go a
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All over the nation you will find
sounding line was played Into the ford. Further evidence of increaa-
long way toward supporting dozens
the emblem of the National Re­
ing Interest la shown by an invi­
water.
of families.
More
Carbonized
Logs
covery act. Manufacturers, mer­
A depth of 750 feet had been tation to the league by the Ashland
Although Californians passed the chants, employers are hastening to Found at Crater Lake reached when the line broke, halt- Lfthfa hotel to hold meetings there.
sales tax. Yrekans refer to the ex­ display the emblem as evidence
further efforts In this direction. The Southern Oregon Writers ac­
I ing
tra pennies they have to dig up that they are backing the presi­
However, the party ascended Wiz­ cepted the Invitation and will hold
Reaching
back
into
the
dim
past
on every purchase as “going to dent in bis drive against unemploy-1 of yester-years when Mt. Mazama ard island and spent several hours their next meeting at the hotel on
buy another new airplane for Jim­ ment.
in a short exploration, at the end Monday, September 11. at 7:30 p.m. j
It was a bold move on the part was a seething volcano, reddening of which names of the party were
my Rolph.” Most of them declare
At Monday's meeting a brief pro­
the
skies
at
night
and
sending
forth
Watch the
they hadn’t the intelligence of Ore­ of the president.
great clouds of smoke in the day, placed in a bottle and left on the gram was presented, consisting of
gonians when it comes time to
The success of the move aepends a second discovery of carbonized island. Ten years later the bottle an account of pioneer Oregon his­
Expiration Date cm
vote.
on the support given by the Ameri­ wood along the Union Creek-Dia­ was recovered and the names pub­ tory both in prose and poetry,
can people.
which
was
read
by
Mrs.
Atlanta
lished
In
a
morning
newspaper
of
mond lake road this week adds an­
Your Paper
Somehow or other, however, the
Many croakers declared that pat­ other link to the past in scientific Portland.
Parker Satchweil, president; a
California two and one-half per riotism was dead.
short
story
and
three
[»emu
by
efforts to piece together a coherent
The boat was abandoned along
cent tax only figures out two cents
Roosevelt does not believe this. story concerning the origin of the
shore to the fate of lake Professor V. A. Davis, and a brief
les Jones
12-33
on every >1.14 purchase. Maybe
Empowered to enforce his edicts, . Crater lake, now resting in the storms. No further boat launchings sketch of modern Palestine by Mrs. i
our way of figuring percentages has i he resorted to personal appeals.
Ixiulse
Hedges.
Each
presentation
crater of the old volcano.
i
were
made
until
1886
when
the
been wrong. As far as we’re con-1 Americans have not failed in the
was original.
Several carbonized logs were ¡Cleetwood, constructed in Ashland,
cerned, tax makers can douse their past. They cannot fail now.
Members are enthusiastic over1
Be Certain of Your Paper
was
used
in
making
complete
figures in alum before applying.
During the World war men en- found in 1931 during new road con-
the
progress of the new organiza­
for Next Week — Check
soundings
of
Crater
lake.
After
its
I
struction
work
near
Union
creek,
listed to kill, Now they are to en-
tion which was established last,
'usefulness
had
ceased,
the
Cleet
­
Your Expiration Date
approximately
23
miles
from
Crater
At this time of the year a trip list to save.
wood was sunk near Wizard is­ spring by Mrs. Agnes E. Hines of I
over the Siskiyous certainly points
They gave of their lives, now lake. A specimen was obtained at land
Forest
Grove,
well
known
poet
and
'
During the summer of 1931
that time by Park Naturalist D. S.
I Libbey and placed in the museum | the wreckage was discovered and
room of the Sinnott memorial at1 now pieces of the pioneer craft are
the rim. Another specimen was i on display at the park information
placed in Jacksonville’s Southern j bureau and community house.
Oregon museum. Another cross- j
section was found a few days ago' ELECTRIC UTILITIES JOIN IN
along the same road but closer to |
SUPPORT RECOVERY MOVE
Crater lake by Mr. Libbey and John
R. Sargent, resident engineer for
The full cooperation of the gas
the bureau of public roads, sta­ and electric utility Industry in the
tioned within the park.
president’s emergency reemploy­
Covered by an overburden of ap­ ment program was promised to Na­
proximately 25 feet of volcanic ash tional
Recovery
Administrator |
and pumice, three logs, from 100 Hugh S. Johnson by a committee
A Considerable Quantity and Variety
to 150 feet in length, were located, consisting of George B. Cortelyou,
of the Following, Suitable for General
with two laying parallel to each president Edison Electric institute,
other, one above the other, and Floyd L. Carlisle, chairman Special
Repairs and Outbuilding Construc­
the third in a criss-cross position, Code committee of the institute,1
tion, Available at This Time:
indicating the logs were caught in and Herman Russell, chairman Spe­
a Jam when covered by the volcanic cial Code committee of the Amer­
material, belie vted to have been 1 ican Gas association.
ejected from the then active Mt
„„„ of the fact that utilities
1x4 TO 1x12 BOARDS
In view
A Liutrou* Wave You Can Manage
Mazama^ The find was less than are service industries in continuous
100
west of the Rogue river ; ¡operation
operation day and night,
night some
iOO yards
a
4 m 4 U a ■mill mil
A
.
2x4 TO 2x12 DIMENSION
and in the saturation zone of that modification of the president’s re­
AND
stream. A well preserved specimen employment agreement were dis-
of one log will be placed on display cussed and thp commlttee wa„ re.
UP
in the park. It is planned to place quested by General Johnson to
■Un J
TU*‘eKm r°?m °i /
brln* ,n their code as soon as pos-
Watcbman
observation station Hible in order that the provisions
—for hair that has never taken a permanent
with a marker pointing toward the covering these special conditions
successfully, we advise American Reauty
place where the carbonized logs I may be substituted for the provls-
Permanents. They produce a truly lustrous
were found.
ions in the standard agreement.
wave, beautiful and lasting. Telephone 57.
The specimen has an interesting | thereby entitling the members of
story to tell. Having been burled the industries to receive the Blue
New NRA hours will be from eight till six.
under a thick overburden of in­ Eagle, upon execution of the modi­
tensely hot volcanic ash and pum­ fied agreement.
ice so quickly, the wood was trans­
General Johnson stated his sat­
BOWMAN’S BARBER SHOP and
formed Into charcoal as a result of isfaction with the expressed desire
End N. Central Avenue
Phone 7
the intense heat and lack of oxy­ of these industries to cooperate 100
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gen, preventing combustion. Such per cent in the movement to in­
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105
WEST
MAIN,
MEDFORD
material is capable of preservation crease mass purchasing power and
spread
employment.
indefinitely and its presence can
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