Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935, September 01, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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The Jacksonville Miner
Shear distress will bn nvoldnd if
NORTHWEST IS CENTER OF
thn lambs will only keep out of
MUCH FARM ACT ACTIVITY
The Jacksonville Miner
P»*ll«i»H Wralli at
Labor Day News
th« Wall Street pens. Weston
Oregon and the Pacific north Leader.
we«t were the centers of much Re­
tivlty related to the agricultural ad-1
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF JACKSONVILLE
juHtment uct and having to do pur I
tiiuliirly with wheat, fruit mid live
stock In this territory, according
to a summary of events Issuud by
Oregon stiite college.
LEONARD MALL
Of vital interest the world over
■AUDE FOOL. .
was the hearing nt Portland on
AMrra. All Crarnnteetkra* tl »«• HI
the proposed plan of subsidizing
export of some 40 million bushels
«utecriptlon BxM. la Adrante
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«11 MbnU».,
of surplus wheat In the Pacific!
Hradeeartera
northwest. This constitutes a now j
TH1 MTOOCT COXriCCTtONXBT
policy for the United Stilles mid I
Telephone l«S
’ S' Is considered to have special sig '
Medferd Hradoutrter«
ntfleunce Just now ns th«' wheat ex­
JASMIN « WOODS ORUG STORE
porting nations lire seeking to
Phem it
reach some reduction agreement.
The hearing resulted In forma­ "A siivliiKH account Is like an
tion of ii detailed plan reported ac­ umbrella.
The Editor Speaking
You don't realize how
ceptable to nil part lea concerned, much you need It till It slarta
particularly
tile
producers,
the
ox-
(Continued from page one)
to rain. Still there's one big dif­
porters and the millers. The plan
ference. You cun borrow an um­
liticai hatreds for the beat good
ealls for selling this surplus wheat
brella
Um von can’t borrow
on both sides.
for whnt it will bring In foreign
that feelin' of pride un' satis-
markets and then making up th«
faction in knowln* your funds
Jackson county is far too small
difference between that mol the
will take care of any emer­
to stand divided against itself.
domestic market price out of pro­ gency."
ceeds of the wheat processing tux.
We read a complaint in an up­
The effect of tills will b«< to raise
Far mers and
state newspaper this week that "it
the price in the northwest by wip­
seems to be considered a sin to
ing out much of the present ab­
Fruitgrowers
Bank
criticise the NRA scheme and the
normal spread between here and
way it is working out.” The plea
Medford
Chicago, officials believe, it will
went on to pick Roosevelt to pieces,
also clear out the present con­
to condemn democracy and to tell
gested terminals and storage space
FREE ENLARGEMENT! '
the many pitfalls that await Amer­
without flooding the eastern mar­
ica if she continues to follow this
ket« and thus hurnilng the entlr«*
4x6 Size with Each Roll
“false leadership.”
domestic price level.
of Film Printed
Immediately following the wheat
We believe the upstate scribe
hearing the formal hearing on the Gardner Drug Store
misused the word “sin.” He should
proposed marketing agreement for
Next Farmers & Fruitgrower«
have said it is considered—and is
tree fruits of tho four Pacific north­
Bank, Medford
in fact—FOOLISH tor one to hold
west states was held. Sentiment
back and make recovery harder.
was overwhelmingly in favor of tile! r
agreement submitted by th« agri
cultural adjustment administration.i
For one thing, at least is certain
which was a compromis«' b.-tween
about Roosevelt and his NRA. His
previous majority and minority re-1
I
program is planned for the good
ports.
and welfare of all and if those who busy filing pen points we will pre­
Federal examiners who presided
are not inclined to aid in lifting sent. for the amusement and edifi- 1 Cupp Buys M. F. & H. New Seed Store to
over the hearing expect ft to bel
themselves from the lethargy and cation of Miner readers, both sides ;
Battery Service
Open on Saturday approve«! and put Into effect by
Stock; To
stagnation of the past three years of the fray. It is almost unbeliev-I Furniture
September 15. in time for th«» win-.
would shut up it would help just able how many different ways there : Go on Sale Saturday
Specialists on
Declaring that “with honesty and Iter penr and apple movement. More
that much. If one can’t help him­ j are of calling persons things.
fair dealing we hope to merit your orderly control of markets, result-'
self. he at least should be intelli­
An announcement of great inter­ patronage." Tom Foose and Bay­ Ing In better returns to producers. I
gent enough not to throw obstacles
Armature Rewinding
As for Clarke Wood’s para­
to all southern Oregon home­
is hoped for.
in the way of those who would help graphs, which so handily fill In est
ard Getchell this week announced
owners
and
home
furnishers
is
be
­
Meanwhile the administration;
him.
those little holes that accumulate ing made today by John Cupp, who the opening of the new Economy
Storage Battery
I has put Its hog slaughtering plan'
every week in a newspaiter. we re-| will place the complete furniture
Seed and Feed company at 217 I Into effect in the middlewest and1
We’ll say this much for Jackson gard them as one of our real fea-
Manufacturing
county republicans, however. Some ! tures. The Leader editor’s name stock of the Medford Furniture and West Main street. Saturday, Sep­ Jias announced that hog raisers In!
I this state also will be ellglbl«' inter1
of them have become the staunch­ , very evidently has nothing to do Hardware company on sale begin­ tember 3.
Ito dlaitase of light weight pigs and I
est supporters of Roosevelt's re­ with what he carries around atop ning at 8 o'clock sharp tomorrow
The new seed store's location, heavy hows soon to farrow at prem-^
covery program and feel that “if his shoulders and we. just a young (Saturday) morning.
Mr. Cupp, who operates the John almost directly across from Gates ! lum prices. This Is purely an emer­
this be treason, then make the i country editor starting down the
OUR SPECIALTY
most of IL” For once following the terrible trail of journalism, bow Cupp furniture store on East Main' an(1 Ly<]|ard store No. 2. will have gency plan to avert a disastrous
advantage In that plenty surplus of pork, the officials state. ■
president is based on something (or, better, credit-line) with re­ street, recently completed purchase -
ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE
More permanent plans for hand­
of the entire furniture stock of thej _
. _
,
.
more stable and more admirable spect.
6-VOLT BATTERIES
old established M. F. & H. com­ of parking space ia available at ling all livestock wer« consider«*«!,
than mere party affiliations. It is I
pany and will, upon completion of that point and customers will have at Spokane where amendments to'
based on that spirit which founded J OREGON PEARS FOUND RICH
the sale which star’s tomorrow. the added advantage of being able the national code were approved
this nation and which has seen It'
$3.75
IN PRIZED FOOD ELEMENTS move his store into the quarters to procure their entire needs with­ and preparations made to organise
through more than one critical per­
And
Your
Old Battery
the
northwest
states
on
a
regional
! now occupied by the furniture de- in a radius of a few yards—from
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iod—Americanism The flag-waving,
Any time Oregon pear growers | partment of the store at Sixth and seeds on down to hardware and basis.
cheering sort of patriotism as was
shown during the World war, when decide to tell the world about the Bartlett street«. A portion of the dry goods—In Medford’s growing
1522 North Riverside
we became moist-eyed and emo­ advantages of eating frequently a main floor also will be used.
Many an outstanding democrat
west side shopping center.
PHONE 390
tional when the colors went by.
Tom Foose, well known through­ would rather be Inside, resting his
According to M. F. & H. officials,
rich, ripe Bose, Anjou or Winter
their department will concentrate out this section as an experienced. feet Weston Leader.
V
Nells, they will be able to get on equipping one of the finest and able seed and feed authority, has \
And who can say that that wild,
plenty
of
health
arguments
from
most complete hardware stores in been placed in active management
loyal spirit does not serve a good
purpose when it is not abused? a new Oregon State college experi­ this section of the state while Cupp' of the new store and has been ex­
CLEANING
Like brother to brother, who fight ment station bulletin entitled. "Bio­ will take over the furniture depart- tending a personal invitation to his
ment
en
masse,
dispose
of
the
pres-
many
friends
and
others
to
take
S.
C.
PETERS
chemical
Investigations
of
Certain
among themselves when things run
PRESSING
ent stock to make room for his J part in Saturday's opening. Foose
along without outside interference, » Winter Pears.”
(D.M.D.)
Behind this formidable sounding own merchandise, and move his! said the store will handle only
but who fight for one another the
Our Prices Will Advance
I those products manufactured In
moment real trouble threatens title. James C. Moore, assistant store to the larger quarters.
Soon—Clean Up Now
One of the features of the sale, southern Oregon, and will feature I
horticulturist of the station, reveals
either.
Dentist
SUITS
..... 75c
the results of research into just and which should prove of great Martin Bros. "Anchor" brand feeds, I
Klamath
2. Falla
_2_ time-proven
2__ ,_____ prod-
“Whaa is this ’W’eston Leader’ what winter pears are made of and interest to the furniture-minded. Is a u_____
DRESSES (and up) 75c
you quote from each week in those I what place they might be reason­ the unusual fact that despite rising' uct.
Hate Cleaned and Blocked
With opening of the seed store
little paragraphs?” has become a ably expected to fill in the diet. prices on a strengthening market.
The report he just makes Bhows Cupp has reduced prices for quick I Saturday stockmen, poultrymen
frequent question from readers of
Opposite Poet Office
PANTORIUM
that in the matter of alkalinity, disposal of the quality stock. "Price I and farmers of this section will
The Miner.
tags
will
be
marked
to
bedrock
for
|
be
served
by
an
establishment
winter pears rate ahead of some
DYE WORKS
Jacksonville
Cor. 6th A Holly Phons 244
The 'Weston Leader is the west’« famous fruits widely advertised for this event.” said Mr. Cupp yester-1 characterized as "the farmers' own
most widely quoted newspaper. The this property. In what is termed day as he added finishing touches store” and, accroding to Foose and
Literary Digest, until its recent "buffer values,” used in measuring to the large showroom for Satur- Getchell, patronage will be sought
on strictly ethical business line«.
change, leaned heavily on the little the probable effect of foods in cer­ day’s sale.
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Foose and Getchell said last
hand-pegged weekly for pertinent tain conditions such as malnutri­
night they alm to make everyone
paragraphs of nationwide interest. tion. these pears show up excep­ ENGINEER RECOMMENDS $40
Weston is a town up the Columbia tionally favorably. In copper con­
GOLD AS CURE FOR WORLD Wh°
"f"?
_____
—or any other day—feel at home.
river about the size of Jacksonville tent, considered somewhat related
and Clarke Wood is the editor to prevention or treatment of an­
Gold at $40 an ounce is proposed They are invited to visit around
whose mind runs in paragraphs emia, winter pears are three to in an article in the August 15 issue the store, inspect the quality stock
ftiur times better than other fruits. i of the Mining Journal. The article; and to become acquainted.
filled with punch and meaning.
The research was carried on at 1 is written by Errol Mai-Boyle, min-'
And thia Olin Miller he constant­ the college in cooperation with the Ing engineer of Grass Valley, Calif., Government’s plan to buy five
The Farmer's Own Store
ly is attacking. Well, he is the other Northwest Pear bureau. Similar- He recommends that the United million swine for the block does
half to one of those things. It seems studies have shown these pears to, States agree with other nations to not, alas, include the road hog.—I
that Olin, down in Thomaston, be high In vitamin content and to raise the price of gold to $40 an Weston Leader.
Georgia, and Wood up here in Ore­ contain large amounts of levulose ounce and receive payments on the
Nudists’ cult or cultus nudists,
gon, have entangled themselves in sugar at some stages of develop-' war debts at that price. Results
a cross country duel and, evidently ment. Pear production Is now the would be payment of a large part the bare facts are at hand from
believing the pen is naughtier than major fruit industry of the state, i of the war debts, increased mone-1 which to draw your own conclus­
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Leader.
the sword, each week keep one an­
tary reserves for the world, return ! ions.—Weston
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Hope the promised prosperity of hoarded gold. Prices would be
other running to the dictionary to
new
activities
•ee what they've been called in wave will be a “permanent.”—Wes­ Increased and employment quick-' Government's
could
hardly
be
expected
to meet
ton Leader.
their opponent's newspaper.
ened, and miners would receive a with universal approval. The
AT 217 WEST SIXTH, MEDFORD
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pigs
price for gold that would enable
It
is
buying
for
market
are,
for
There
can
be
nothing
yellow
to
They both seem to be able
Across from Gate« and Lydiard No. 2
them to open tip many marginal
example, sure to squeal.—Weston
dish it out—and take it. And the| about a winning streak.—Weston mines not now in operation.
Leader.
bystander, if he can keep out of Leader.
Canada has surpassed the United
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range, can have a swell time watch­
With a Complete Stock of Martin Bros.
States as a gold producing nation,
ing them throw Dan’l Webster back; Yet the two army officers who he points out, largely because she
and forth across the country just swapped wives have also, we sus- receives the world price.
Quality Poultry and Dairy Feeds
The Jacksonville
like that. It is our ambition to get pect, swapped commanders.—Wes-
Olin to exchange with The Miner ton Leader.
Miner Wants
GILL BROTHERS SEEDS
LILLY’S FERTILIZERS
SUNDAY ‘GOOD LUCK DAY’ FOR
■o that we can observe both camps
The president’s way disarms ob­ THAT FAMILY DRIVE, 8AYS HAL
8PRATT’S PET 8UPPLIES
in operation. We might be biased
Your
in favor of our brother editor here jection to the President’s sway.—
in Oregon, but if Miller isn’t too Weston Leader.
Persons who are superstitious
about "good luck” days to start
motor trips will be interested in
recent reports from the office of
Hal E. Hoss, secretary of state,
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concerning “good record” «lays
Mall Remittances Direct
i from the accident standpoint.
to Box 138, Jacksonville,
Contrary to common belief, most
or Drop Into Jarmln &
. accidents occur on Saturday and
Woods, Roxy Ann Con­
' Monday rather than on Sunday and
fectionery
or
Gardner
contrary to superstitious ideas, Fri-
Drug Store in Medford.
I day is not a bad luck day for acci-
Delivered to Jacksonville. .
i dents. Instead, Friday rates next
■ to Wednesday in having the fewest
1 YEAR ONE DOLLAR
' number of accidents reported in
HOT DINNER SANDWICHES
BIG LOAD
Six Months 50c
(Oregon since January 1, 1933.
Approximately 18 per cent of the
Mailed Anywhere In U. 8.
10,271 accidents reported so far
this year happened on Saturday,
14 per cent on Sunday, 16 per cent
Headquarters for
on Monday, and 13 per cent on
THE
JACKSONVILLE
MINER
each of the remaining days.
Watch the
Delivered to Jacksonville. .
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When the stock market advance«
people not only feel, but wish they
Your Paper
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' owned, more security. — Weston
Leader.
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lea Jones
12-33
A San Francisco society girl hav­
Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News
ing been given a diamond ring for
fighting with an octopus, the es­
Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection
teemed Oregonian is prompted to
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Date
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Or a diamond-back terrapin.—Wes­
ton Leader.
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