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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1933)
Pave 2 The Jackaonville Miner The Jacksonville Miner Pu»llih»<l Wwkl* at Reforestation Around the Home JACKSONVILLE, OREGON OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF LEONARD NALL. An exchange wonders what Wall Street will do with Its latest wool crop. It will no doubt be pulled over the eyes of congresHlonui in- voetlanlors Weston Is'iidor. To the Editor: Thu Italian flyers were hugaed Jest u few words to let you know by Mussolini when they got l>u« what has bln grawln at tny innards home, nit hough they would "luce Saturday's Gold Rush Jubilee doubt have preferred it bracer to here. an embracer.- Weston Leader. It Is thteaway. Nome flea-bitten, rusty barreled, no-good. ornery r sluice box robber called Wildcat Bill from Yrekey baa bin .making charges agin me and tellln’ wlint he was agoln to do when he got' here. Well, I done seen these guys \vury and Ling and lots o' other folks from down thntawuy but I’ll I be hanged If I could Kit nnyone ter admit they was Wildcat Bill, I Specialist« on doubts If there ever was any seek of a person nohow. Here 1 was with both my Colts loaded to the muzzle with pressed i nannies, perfumery and gooey hon- ey to blow him down witli, and here he ups and don't even show Ills feetures. But then. I guess I'm purty tuff. and maybe Wildcat thought ho hud bettor let well enough alone. Or maybe ho jumped inter the well and OUR SPECIALTY pulled It after him Anyways, when they stage their dinky little Gold ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE Rush In Yrekey, you can warn this 6-VOLT BATTERIES hero Wildcat—If there be any sech person that Bad Eye will be gun- nln’ fer him. Alnt no Callforny hygrader agoln And Your Old Battery to any I wunk at th* gals when I was a kid and git away with it! 1522 North Riverside I'm glttln mad agin. BAD EYE PETE. PHONE 390 I.azy Dog Mine, Jacksonville 7 V -------------o .................Esitar and MNahar 1 MOL... .........................»***' —■* . . .. JACKSONVILLE ■■UrW M HMA h Usa» Mt*«r Pshman 1*. st th» po»i ofTI« al JarksonilUa. thvRoe. and* 1 th» art •T March 6. Ut» XAOOE Bad Eye Pete Has Ire Up; Wildcat Bill Fails to Show «Iter Addr«« AU Oi■aaiaiMMlMa ts Baa lit SEVERIN SubacrirllM Rala» I» l.t«anr» SU MbnlSa............. »0« Tw.. ...li to Rradquart»».: THE NVOCJtT COXrSCTIOMtRT T*l«t>N>M 141 MeV.'M HuJciuirter« JASMIN 6 WOODS 0RU6 STORE PhOO» AS Battery Service The Editor Speaking Armature Rewinding Storage Battery Manufacturing (Continued from nage one) he can’t realise that other lands and other countries, too, have their beauty. Whether the Gold Rush Jubilee was a financial success or not. we believe it was a tremendous achievement for the old town There were many warm handclasps during the day that reunited friend ships sometimes lapsed for more than 50 years. Neighborliness, good fellowship and tribute to a depart ed empire building race of people were the underlying foundation of the entire day’s celebration and there were many who kept-this in mind. $3.75 There were many who did not, too. But we have learned that not all people use their minds to ad vantage. The recent county politi cal upheaval taught us that. It takes all kinds of people to make a world and it takes all kinds of Wong Bock Cheung, towering and when Uncle Sam's forests were TO ADD MOTION PICTURES TO people to make a celebration. Our Prices Will Advance i ablaze they remembered the hand son of the rice fields, Saturday Soon—Clean Up Now CRATER LAKE'S EQUIPMENT Save for one marring accident. that was feeding them. night pinned Ted Thye, Portland, SUITS 75c Jacksonville did herself proud. Cali Further plans for the equipment two out of three falls In Mack Lil DRESSES (and up) 75c Major Armstrong, in command fornia street was lined with ageing of the Sinnott Memorial observe-1 lard's open-air wrestling show us folk who years ago frolicked about of the many southern Oregon Brush tlon station were expressed by Dr. Hata Cleaned and Blocked that same street, ducked the town Marine camps, is to be commended John C. Merriam, president of the part of the Gold Rush Jubilee cele marshal at curfew time and sniffed for his organization that itself Carnegie institution of Washington. bration. the air for watermelon patches in demonstrated their service is NOT l> •’. during u recent visit at Thye and the Chinaman battled DYE WORKS late summer. Their pleasure and a dole scheme. And all who are Crater lake. for nearly the entire hour limit be Cor. 6th A Holly Phone 244 joy alone easily repaid any expense dependent in any way on the tim Already equipped with display fore Referee l<es Weiss gave and trouble the old town went to.. ber resources of southern Oregon By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT cases and binoculars, trained on Cheung the pat. Thye had a pun They have been given something should thank their stars that Presi- ______________________________ important rim points. moving pic- ishing wristlock on Cheung when that will stay with them the rest dent Roosevelt had enough vision Doc Robinson declaring Edith is lures and further exhibits will be the fall came. of their few days, while the dollars and real intelligence to place the Installed In the memorial. The mov In the semifinal Al Karaslck and cents garnered here and there unemployed where they could be sweeter than her sister. Alice ing pictures will show volcanoes matched wares with husky Everett cared for and where they still could Hoofs. The old flatterer, soon will be gone and forgotten. in action, recalling distant years Kibbens of Oklahoma. Karaslck, render valuable service. • when a giant mountain stood on formidable Russian lion, lost the It was a great jubilee. It should ■‘i**’ Joe Wetterer wearing his coat the site of the present Crater lake first fall but came back to gain the It is one of the few Noble Ex-1 and vest on the hottest days. bq repeated every year, and prob and erupted in a like manner. second nod with a palntul Boston ably will be. • periments of the age that have! Baloptlcans are now In operation crab, which left Kibbens unable to come through with flying colors. Ray Mlksche laying out the showing numerous scenes in color return. He was carried from the We always have thought of ------------- •------------- seediest window display in Med- of the lake region, in the museum ring in a semi-conscious condition. HIIHHtHIIIIIIHiHtHHIIHIIHImitttHHIHtt President Roosevelt’s Brush Ma-f ford. in the curtain raiser Fi reman room, which also bouse different rtnes as one of the most intelli Subscribe Now — Todsyl exhibits pertaining to the geologic Ray Friable wrestled to a 3».minute gent schemes ever worked out in Mall Remittances Direct draw with Had Boy Pete llelcastro Timmy. Nugget corner cat. at past of Crater lake. this country. It has taken care of to Box 138, Jacksonville, of Sacramento. The boys have a tempting to persuade Dog Dot to Merriam While In the park, Dr. much unemployed, contributes to a or Drop Into Jarmln & of OTHER PEOPLE stroke its back. delivered two lectures dealing with traditional hate for one another in staggering number of families' sup Woods, Roxy Ann Con • the ring and the match was any the appreciation of lake beauty and port and keeps the boys from mis fectionery or Gardner thing but ethical or gentle. Roger Dunnington cycling Call- reviewing the most beautiful lakes chief. Men from great cities, who STRENGTH OF THE WEEKLY Drug Store In Medford. Promoter Lillard announced last throughout their lifetimes may i Of late years there has been a I fornia avenue behind a huge group of the world. Including Koenlgsberg night that ho would resume his ••««*••*• •*<*s*«s«tss*4««e*«»«»»os»«Mse*t»440« *<«*«•»(••••• never have known the restful, in growing realization of the perma- of gardeu greens. Spinach or some sea In Germany, I Ake Louise in Medford armory shows next Thurs Cannds. Crater lake and I.ake Ta spiring granduer of the mountains ‘ nent value of the community news- thing. 1 YEAR ONE DOLLAR hoe in California, each one having day night. August 31, with a pos and forests, have been put to work I paper. Those who read them have sible return of Cheung, who won its own distinctive beauty. Six Month* 50c (Boone) Shusa with one Dan'i [ always realized their worth. But tn nature’s laboratory at a paying many admirers on his first appear wage. Well fed. properly clothed, time was when those who viewed foot on the moon Jubilee night Mailed Anywhere In U. 8. ance In southern Oregon here last NEW LAUNCH SERVICE discliplined. they have been given from afar were inclined to look after all his work was through. weekend. A new service for Crater lake back their self respect and have with disdain upon the weekly press • dodged the breadline. as compared with the daily, par Punk Dunnlngton saying “Sorry, visitors inaugurated this week in offering daily launch excursions ticularly the large city daily. but ticket» over there.” around the lake, accompanied by There were many who. jealously It cannot be wholly accidental the services of a member of the enough, said that although It was that during the past decade there Howard Lewis riding herd on park educational staff. REAL a noble experiment to create the have been so many articles in the grandstands Saturday. and The launch follows the shoreline Civilian Conservation corps, it was national magazines and so many j MEALS of the lake for an approximate dis just throwing so much money to studies which call attention to the 1 Womenfolks all over Jacksonville tance of 25 miles and provides vis the four winds. “Imagine an army growth, both in size and influence, j feeding visitors in old-fashioned, I . itors with a complete comprehen planting trees!” they ridiculed. But of the community newspaper. the Bnih Marines, like all other The great daily newspapers of ample manner with all the goodies sion of the size of the lake, not al organizations under Uncle Sam's the cities have been forced to give and extravagance of a church so- ways realized by views from the rim. The park concession has a direction, are justifying their exis more and more of their space to clal. small charge of (2 for the trip. tence in their own accomplish national and international affairs. ments. Their readers have demanded this PIG PURCHASING PLAN IS coverage. These dailies have re Draught LATEST FARM RELIEF IDEA A few days ago a fire broke out sponded to the demand with thor 19 North Fir Street at Butte creek. It started among oughness and intelligence. Today A warning has been given to brush, was working upstream fan they are printing more and better ned by a brisk breeze. It looked bad news of the world at large than farmers not to become victims of Not that there can be any doubt and threatened to damage hundreds ever before in the history of jour speculators who may want to buy up pigs and bred sows at current as to the inherent veracity of EYank of thousands of dollars worth of nalisin. Zell when it comes to relating timber. One hundred ten Brush But because of this very devel prices low prices now that the Marines from Lake o’ the Woods opment the town and countryside emergency hog control plan has yarns about experiences and places camp were summoned and, accord news has had to be neglected. Side been announced, according to in he has—or hasn’t—been, but The formation auon received rece.veo from in.rn the tne United vinveu Miner does think he I« stretching Ing to an Owen Oregon timber by side with the demand for na./o;m camp superintendent, performed tlonal and international news is state" «»«P-rtment of agriculture things a bit in one of hi« latent descriptions for the unwary land- like experienced woodsmen. that for knowledge of one’s friends, by the Oregon State college exten lubber to assimilate. one’s acquaintances, one’s neigh sion service. Frank, who is the narrating op- The hog production control pro “They worked harder and more bors. This is the particular field erator of the local curio and an gram is strictly an emergency plan effectively than local firefighters of the community weekly, and it tique shop, figures it is a far cry mano generally picked up,” said the of is in the fulfilling of this demand — _ to meet the immediate situation, to the ocean and that Jacksonville ficial. “They had all the qualities neglected by the dailies— that t__ __ it say8 the department, and not to be of real woodsmen and showed con has risen to new heights of achieve confused with the permanent corn is safely removed from that breed of humans who know a crab when hog program. clusively they were willing to earn ment. The emergency plan contem they see one. For he has labeled a their money—and then some.” It is doubtful if the country pub huge pincer-armored lobster a “sea lishers have availed themselves of plates premium buying of spring Headquarters for As a result, less than 10 acres their opportunities even yet. The pigs which weigh 25 to 100 pounds spider” and has placed the bleached remains in his shop window that and piggy sows which weigh 275 THE . ‘ ACKSONVILLE MINER of ground were burned over. Own i community newspaper is destined ers of the timber, at least, realize I to enlarge its audience steadily, pounds or more. Prices to be paid all unltiated may marvel and con- the boys saved more than enough i thereby inevitably increasing its at principal markets are |9.50 a jure images of huge, rope-like webs in potential loss right there to jus ! own stability and influence. It is hundred pounds for pigs weighing of seaweed woven by the critters. , It is just Frank Zell’s way of ex tify their maintenance all summer. i no longer a choice between the city 25 to 30 pounds with heavier pigs pressing things, perhaps. But. his 25 cents less for each additional The government came through for ! daily and the community weekly. five pounds in weight up to $6 for “sea spider” happens to be one of the boys when they needed help, Readers need both.—Exchange. 95 to 100 pound pigs. Piggy sows the ocean's choicest delicacies when ' over 275 pounds which will farrow served ala cocktail or ala anything I Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News within three weeks bring current ! else. -------------•------------- market prices plus |4 a head prem- Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection If the half-mllllon suit against : ium, all subject to official inspec- i tion. I Joison represents the true worth I SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE The plan cor'XqmP'ateB the pur of Winchell’s head, what a beating j PHONE 162 chase of about four million pigs we could give Olin Miller for a I and one million sows, but pigs and nickel!—Weston Leader. -------------•------------- ’ sows should not be rushed to mar Every man’s ego centers his own ket as arrangements are not quite complete and the offer probably I world, which it is largely within 1 will continue .until about October his power to make either happy or i 1, according to the information re miserable. Weston Leader. —•------------- ceived at the agricultural college. ------------- •------------- "Murderous Mania Raging All MARKET NEWS SERVICE BACK I Over Land.” Too many morons I asking: “Is It not enough for you?” ■ Efforts of Oregon farm organi- I—Weston leader. zatlons, cooperatives, produce deal ers, civic bodies and individuals in It is said of cannibals that they protesting the abandonment of the will not eat people who smoke.; A COMPLETE STOCK OF GELATIN i government leased wire market Why is It the cigaret makers have news service in the northwest have never circularized the misslonar-: AND OTHER TYPES OF POWDER been successful and orders are now les?—Weston Leader. issued to resume nearly all former Of an estimated world radio au activities starting August 2S. This will include the wire connections dience of 160,000,000 there’ll be on Available for Immediate Delivery to Qregon State college from where ly 159,999,999 before long If the the reports are issued via radio, jazzers don’t quit jazzing and the circulars and press notices. Ore crooners crooning.—Weston (Ore.) —Where They’ve Not Gone Off the Golden Standard in Dance gon's congressional delegation, Leader. Entertainment In Them Thar Hille ... the Jacksonville I headed by Senator Charles L. Me- Chamber of Commerce Will Be Expecting You-AIII Far be it from the parachuter to ' Nary, was instrumental in getting We Sell for Caeh and Sell for Lee« Phone 13, Jacksonville I the service restored in the north feel despondent when he’s down and out.—Weston Leader. west. Chinaman Pins Thye at Jubilee Mat Fest CLEANING PRESSING PANTORIUM The Jacksonville Miner Wants Your SUBSIDY! VIEWS BEER • EAT MORE IQC PAY±ESS 25c Frank Zell Would ‘Kid’ Land Lubbers BROWNIE MARIE CAFE c The Place to Get Good Home-Cooked Meals HOT DINNER SANDWICHES THE NUGGET SHE’S A NUGGET, AIN’T SHE BOYS Dance Explosives EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, 9 till 2 CAPS and FUSE JACKSONVILLE Coleman’s Hardware I
