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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1933)
NRA Neighbor I* On« Who Never Returns Anything T he J acksonville M iner Volume 2 The Editor Speaking Jacksonville, Oregon, Friday, September 1, 1933 ORDER SCHOOL PICKUP SERVICE TO APPLEGATE 5c a Copy But You Really Oughts Subscribe Number 35 I What! No More County Beans? Brush Marines Not ‘Hanted’ by Real Dirty Work LIFTING GOLD EMBARGO BOON TO LOCAL MINES Some of the nation's reforesta- tion army may never have seen a tree or spent a day at manual labor, but they are not afraid of Nearly 50 Per Cent Increase The greatest miscarriage of justice in work or dirt. This thought was em- in Price of Gold Is Jackson county—the county graft and chis phaslzed by an Applegate stockman who noticed some of the Brush Ma Directors Result of Move eling which was supposed to have robbed rines piling brush along the Beaver One thing we WON’T have to road as he returned from a 1 creek the poor taxpayer blind ever since Webster trip to the range recently. High school students of th«« Av writ« about, thank heaven, will bo For the second time in the past purunolu, lying, graft and hundreds plcgatn, Ruch. Forest Creek anci Hhlrtleas, an«i working in the few months President Roosevelt's invented the word “ gang ” — finally has of false charges. Personally wo uro other remote districts will b«« fur heat with all their might, the boys new deal has struck home here in very grateful to too authorities for nlsh«nl transportation to Jackson been carried back where it belongs. ¡ tackled the dense masses of road ville this year, it was decided by taking uwuy our main battle cry side slashings that were practical far-off Jacksonville. It was but a 1 axpayers who once were led to believe ll certainly Is u relief to be just an th«« local school board late last ly buried in dust from passing few weeks back that the Brush ordinary country editor again ane! week when scaled blds were open trucks, and piled the brush neatly Marines invaded this section to eat the reason a county audit was opposed by to lay away the artillery und th« ed for transportation contracts. C. for burning this fall. Darting here and wear local supplies, clean up II. Ihinnington was awarded con “stink bombs." officials was because they had something and there, up and down the length I our forests, fight our fires and re tract for the ensuing nine months a » of the road, each boy was ambi cruit hundrefls of our men. Now to hide, now can see how utterly unfounded As n result of meeting an ad* on hla bld of $1735.50. tiously delving Into that settling Roosevelt’s lifting of the exporta versary with his own weapons, up- Ono route will go to Applegate of dust to do his bit to beautify tion embargo on gold is seen as their whispered rumors were. They should staters hnve come to regard Tho store and will pick up students at the forest and bring it up to the one of the greatest boons to local Miner ns just as great an agitator any point along tho Ruch highway standard expected of him and the gold mining—still Jacksonville’s be able to realize, now that the audit has as the former Ikuily News and Pa-1 between the Pernoil store and chlefest industry—as a result of forest recruits as a whole. clflc Record Herald. Not knowing Jacksonville, und uftor discharging shown almost no discrepancies of any na making available the world price ---------- «---------- just why we wore so venomous and students here will continue to Grif for gold, which is some $10 more ture in the county’s affairs, those officials sensational and not being Able to fin creek Another vehicle will than United States allowances per realize that such wild charges us mak«« the drive to Poor Mun's creek ounce. really wanted to save Jackson county a we mad«' actually were tru«> they and Old .Stage road points. Re Mine operators in this section regarded the little pink sheet as ( sumption of Applegate pickup serv great expense -an expense they knew declared this week that the presi Just another trouble muker. ice, suspend«*«! last year, is ex dent’s action in permitting expor would accomplish practically nothing. '».-r pected to swell attendance at the tation of concentrates and gold ^Hut at thut, perhaps we were local high school. bouillon to Canadian and other re After insulting insistence by a misled Bmi-what of a trouble maker. Mr. fineries means that many local After waiting on the newly auth tlaiiks, just before departing to orized county high school board! group that the “great shortage be bared and mines and properties, always in serve his life sentence, said so. to issue tuition contracts, the local the doubtful marginal column, now the gang exposed” officials yielded and Mr. Fehl didn't like ¡The Miner board of education signed a new Ways and Means of Earning will be certain successes, due to either. W«« felt so hurt about it. the large bodies of low grade ore high school Instructor. Miss Ruth | gave them what they wanted. The audit Deficit Considered; To found here. Where a week ago ore Currin of near Eugene, who comes -W'<- Once upon a time we had a! highly recommended. It will be her! might have been worth $4 a ton, was ordered by the county court. Meet Monday which is approximately the cost friend who had accumulated the first teaching year. She will In-' Now we have the audit, which shows no of recovery, it now. in world mar annoying habit of siupping. It got struct commercial subjects and will bad After all the festivities kets. would bring $6 a ton, show- to bo a positive |>«at, with a smack add her musical talents to the in-1 graft—off 50 cents here and a nickel there clear«.-d away from Jacksonville’s , ing a clear profit of $2 where for awaiting every Impulslvo notion stllutlon's curricula. As a result of Gold Rush Jubilee and a finance merly there had been none at all. this person had. Followed long the addition, sewing will b«« in and no more—but we DO NOT HAVE committee had spent a week talks, pleadings and threats. The cluded in studies offered an«! pro According to John Price, of the whacking away at bills and in Pacific States Mines, but one more $2650 cold, hard cash that would come in slups continued In gathering force. vision has been made for handling voices, it was found the chamber of change can be made that will re Then, after using a little psycholo as many as 100 students in the up mighty handy with winter coming on. A commerce has just 43 per cent of move any remaining obstacles to gy, wo decided upon a remedy. The per clusses, although less than that the cash necessary to pay all con development of the small proper next slap we took was met by our number are expected. ' dear price, indeed, to pay for quieting a tracted bills. swellest swing right to this fel The Jacksonville school district,' ties and larger operations in this mob of bellyachers. Mutterings of “that 57 per cent" section. “As it is, under Roosevelt’s low's jaw. The slapping ended then No. 1. Is nl Its soundest financial have been heard wherever com order this week, we must ship our and there, where r««ason, pleading (condition this year, with no bonded But, significant and fitting enough, that merce members gather since, but concentrates and free gold to Can i indebtedness, less than $2000 war-' nnd urgument all had fulled. ways and means of retiring the ob adian smelters to obtain the world runt Indebtedness and enough cash same audit money depletes by $2650 funds ligation—which totals some $609.86 price. There will probably be some When w«« dipped into word bat ! on hand to meet the first payroll. I yet to be paid—are being devised. expense attached to exchanging which might have been used to clothe and iks with Mr. Banks and Mr. Fehl, : Outstanding warrants are held by One camp believes the jubilee com gold for American currency, and we merely were slapping th<m one person—Wesley Hartman—as feed the very ones who insisted on the use mittee should Incorporate, another the United States loses control of back. At least, that's the general an Investment. While other schools would like to see the old card room the gold, which it is attempting Idea. We and Mr. Itooseve* be- about tho state are retrenching and less checkup of county affairs! in the U. S. hotel reopened, still to corner at this time. If the sale some opening for only a part year, lleve In direct action. another camp believes a dutch of gold could be handled in this Jacksonville Is looking forward to Possibly some day voters will begin to lunch dance might pull the cham country the same as silver—on a one of Its beat terms, with expan-1 Many people we meet--as a re- realize that our county officials, upon ber out of the rod while the fourth world-price basis—much red tape, suit of the political frenzy just slon In curricula, equipment and camp leans toward a series of tur time and expense could be saved activities. Reductions have been waning remark that they ex|>ectrd whom the bitter attack was centered by po key shoots this fall. made, however, in salaries, in some and an even greater profit realised to see some much older fellow. At a special gathering of the from the much higher world price.” litical schemers, really were making every Probably a shriveled up old walrus cases as much as 20 per cent. worried body last Tuesday night Directors of school district No. 1 There has been a long history of with square glasses, chawin' ter - Jackson county’s first—Include it was ordered that John Knight mines opening, operating and fail effort to carry out their oaths of office. It baccy stringing down his chin, a should polish off his corporation ing in and near Jacksonville due in perpetual soowl across bls face and Zola Fick, chairman, Roy Martin is not THEIR fault that we have a useless scheme. Joe Wetterer delve Into part to wasteful milling methods, si. Inkwell filled with poison. They nnd Paul Godward, with Mrs. V. J.' the mysteries of operating a card great quantities of low grade ore Hi a. I, ns < lcrk. Doors of the red' audit bill to pay from a penniless treasury! appear surprised and somewhat room. Dick Chappell should work land other causes, which eventually dlsapi>olnted to meet some young brick Institution open for studies out the probable course of a dutch ate up profits. The 50 per cent in fellow who still falls down «nd Monday morning. September 11. dance with beer and Ray Coleman crease in value of gold now will |klns his knees, «-ata ice cream ¡ take a pot-shot at turkey shoots eliminate almost entirely those in «■ones and watches locomotives and their possibilities. The Oscar fluences which have held back thia with an open mouth. Lewis-wielded gavel punctuated the section. Today, large bodies of low- -a.'* order and that was that, say ob grade ore which have been left be Ah. disillusionment is indeed a The garb of the Forty-Niner will The Applegate country, already servers. Next regular meeting, first I cause they failed to pay dividends, bitter potion! be the order of the day in Yreka protected by five lookout stations Monday in September, the fourth, I can be cleared out of the way at a -W'«* was set for reports to be turned in after September 1, which has been and numerous guard stations, will and decision—or decisions—to be profit. .KWVOJ5t,n,“,,y h6ar r.iP°!t" ’r*1! Hrinht new dresses will appear Placer miners of the section also designated by the Yreka Miners as have three new emergency look the G. G C.’s are gathering for ■ d llnruly )o,.ka of hatr al)owed made. are enabled through the new order weekly picnics and are endeavor-' tQ _0 frfie on manly little heads the day on which their bewhlskered outs in the future, located at The Gold Rush Jubilee, however, Ing to regain their lest strength J nl| Hllmn,Pr will be plastered down membership shall don the red shirt, Windy peak near the Blue Ledge. was pronounced a decided success. to ship free gold to foreign mar It would be our auvice for all of i w)th mu<.h precision in x another 1 high-top boots, dungarees, or what Steve's peak in the Steamboat Vi- The financial trouble developed: kets and to receive more than $30 cinfty, and Stein Butte on the El- when rodeo customers slipped In an ounce for their product. It is us to forget the political war and I woek when the schools of the Ap ( have you. another raise in pay for one of the its causes—which have been lodged |(lf,Kat(, wl|1 ^„'’on Sep^mber'iT. And just by way of a gentle re liott creek ridge. without depositing their coin with Sielof and Smith, a couple of ticket sellers, it was pointed out. «cat’s great industries and should safety in prison and get back to jrour of the - eight schools here minder that modern costumes are result In a revival of gold produc honest, dean lines of thinking. have employed new teachers: Un- taboo, the "Thompson Dry Biggin's trusty Brush Marines from Camp All other concessions and features tion and increase tremendously its Applegate, were posted at Windy jail ” has again been placed at the 'w-w I iontown. Miss Eleanor Maul of turned in profits, but rodeos. Jack peak Saturday, which already is sonville chambermen learned,' do returns. The congressmen—those who are Portland; Little Applegate. Mrs. corner of Miner and Fourth streets. equipped with a standard house honest and conscientious at heart j Catherine Denser of Phoenix; It’s barred door yawning hungrily require a piece of change. However, rather than being down —should have learned by now that Sterling. Mrs. George Brownlee of for the offender of the Miners’ that has been abandoned for sev eral years. Besides watching for in the mouth—or down in anything politics arc Just what we — — *— , ___________ * ’ ~ •*'— Lucille edict. make Jacksonville; ; Beaver. Miss __ r.......... ................. September 1, Friday, also has 'ires and fighting them when neces- else—chamber of commerce mem them and that political akulldug- Re«>dcr of Ashland. Schools retain gery existed only when "reform- ing last year's leat hers are. Apple- been selected by the Yreka Gold sary- the two boys will paint the bers already are planning next year's celebration and are talking ere” attempted to chisel imagined I gate, Mrs. Ethel Ludwig; Thomp Diggers for a meeting at the cham- house and Te-roof it. A new house of a smaller struc (about the financial pitfalls and graft for themselves. son creek. Miss June Rudd: Ruch. ber of commerce to lay the plans The current issue of The ture than the standard size will be thin ice to be avoided and shun-i 'a.'* Mrs. Nettle Armpriest; Watkins, for the selection of a queen to pre Jacksonville Miner — eight started soon on Steve ’ » peak by ; side over the festivities during the ned. "We’ll just have to live and “As a man thinks so is Mrs. Ina Puree). Ross Dickey, construction foreman, : vitalized pages of home-set an old truism. And these reformers Beaver creek will open Septem Gold Rush September 15, 16 and 17. and his crew of Marines, who w-ill learn.” they say, “but by heck It and home-printed matter— WAS a swell show!” The Gold Diggers also will elect and courthouse renovators who Just ber 4. Next meeting will be held in the officers for the coming year at the complete the new building on An contains 50 Weston Leader cost Jackson county a life and1 derson Butte this week. This peak U. S. hotel commerce rooms at thousands of dollars demonstrated meeting Friday night. paragraphs. Moreover, Ed ; once was used as a lookout site, \ 8 p. m. and all interested—whether ------------- • ------------- what they were made of by their; \ although the man itor Hall helps us squelch in charge opinions of office holders. And The dominant impression one | camped. Stein Butte will have a members or not—are invited. that tattling Thomaston ---------- « ---------- when one of them succeeded in gets of a Cuban revolt is that it’s new house, although possibly not We hear from Thomaston that titmouse. Olin Miller.—Wes gaining a public office he very cap-1 undoubtedly revolting. — Weston , this year. after one of his losing bouts with ably set out to filch the taxpayers, Hop picking at the B. M. Clute Leader. These stations will go on duty "Georgia cawn,” Mountebank Mil-1 ton Leader. ------------- •------------- blind and. were It not for the effi ranch on lower Applegate started only during the smoky portion of ler amused a street crowd by clum-< cient state police, might have got in full swing today with a crew The Jacksonville Miner The "average man” needs only each season or at other times of sily trying to fit a pair of goggles I of 125 pickers employed. ten away with It. j emergency. to admit that status to be rated says: “Jackson county’s pol to the pink eyes of an Early Rose The yield is exceptionally good as an extraordinary one.—Weston itics. it seems, resurrected a "otato.—Weston Leader. The leaders of the “revolution” this year nnd with extra acreage Leader. The dead body of a wild elephant ave been apprehended and con- planted this season, making a to- horsewhip some time back has, we’re told, never been found. And not a word of sympathy is1 and now Jacksonville, in .Icted, tens of thousands of dollars | tai of 50 acres, Pernolholme farm hnve been spent and an audit has | has produced the largest crop ever. The way Roosevelt “talks tur Nobody, perhaps, has ever looked heard for the corporations that her Gold Rush Jubilee, will have had to take over mortgaged shown that ail wild charges mado known there. To care for the extra key” to the big guns, there may up Salt river.—Weston Leader. bring out the horse and car farms!—Weston Leader. by Fehl and Banks against office production a new dry kiln has been be more for John Public's Thanks -------------•------------- | riage supposed to have gone holders were as unfounded and un added to the equipment, making giving.—Weston Leader. A blind doctor has been elected We deduce from his story that [ with it.” Thus doing her true as other charges made by the four kilns. president of the Rritish Medical Pickers consist largely of local Prospects are that racketeering1 association. We assume his gues the press writer who stripped in pair. The whole affair should bo chargod up to experience, forgot people, nnd ninny hopeful job seek in Chicago will become, next to ses to have been found as good as order to foregather with a nudist I part by creating NRA jobs for street-cleaners. — Wes continue to appear at tho hop school teaching, her least profit any in a diagnosis.—Weston (Ore.) colony was, at all events, covered ten und life should go on sans po- ers i with confusion.—Weston Leader. yards dally for work. able occupation.—Weston Leader. Leader. ton Leader. (Continued on page two) Nearly every day we hoar tho query, "Now that Hunks und Fehl und nil the rest of that crowd urn New Instructor Added to High In Kuloni prison, what are you School Faculty by going to write about?" JUBILEE FUNDS COVER 43 PER CENT OF DEBTS Old Time Garb Order Add Three Lookout Applegate Polishes of Day in Yreka Today Stations at Applegate Youthful Ears for Schoolhouse Trek CHEE, T’ANKS; EDITOR WOOD! Start Plucking ’Gate Hops for 3.2 Market ----- •------ ✓ S’MA'l'lER POP— Nail Down Things That Come Up To Meet You By C. ML PAYNE
