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YREKA MINERS’
GOLD RUSH
SEPT. 15-16-17
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Volume 2
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I he J acksonville M iner
Jacksonville, Oregon, Friday, September 8, 1933
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Number 36
FINAL GAME OF
YEAR DROPPED You Can’t Parole
MEDFORD 13-5 A Dead Man. ♦.
SCHOOL BELLS
WILL RING OUT
BAD NEWS SOON
Mall service schedule to Jack
sonville was changed September 1,
according to Postmaster Alice
Hoefs. Two Sunday and holiday ar-!
rivals of mail will be replaced by
W«'ve assn some socks that wero
one delivery at this office. 9:30 a.
In pretty bad shape, but when a
m , on such days, she said.
Word coming from Salem reports that
Youngsters Look Mournful as
fellow hung on« on Huey Ixing's Benefit Game Shows Improve
nose th« other «lay It just about got
ment in Miner Nine Since
Week days morning delivery will
L, A. Banks has become a model prisoner be made at 9:30 o’clock Instead of Very Unhappy, Important
th« boat of him. Or mayb« they
First Meeting of Teams
First Day Draws Near
mistook 11 Kingfish for a sucker.
17:30. with .Medford departure at
and
hopes
to
be
paroled
within
a
compar
C C
1:30 p. m Evening service will By HALFTRUTH EXAGGERATE
The Jacksonville Miners wanted
A seagull at Port Arthur. Wash., to dose the season In a blase of
atively short time from his life sentence.
arrive at 5 o’clock instead of 5:45
School days—those years spent
has been amusing residents of that glory and give the Medford Rogues
will depart for Medford at 5:15 under the rule and stony stare of
He is overflowing with suavity, friendship and
section by flying upside down for a run for their money last Hun-
instead of 4:30. One dally run will a school marm—recommence in
hours at a time.
We long ago day and. until the last half of the
extend through Ruch to Applegate, Jacksonville next Monday. Septem
and
kindness,
mingles
with
guards
and
is
learned better than to crane our fifth Inning, held Medford score
leaving thb| city at 9:30, and re ber 11. Gradesters shall come pre
necks at watching gulls overhead, less. The Medford team, the first
turning at 1:30. Two additional pared to put In a full day at bard
“philosophical” about his incarceration.
but then, those we saw flew right of the season, set the locals down
trips between Medford daily will labor, apples on teachers’ desks
aide up.
be eliminated by the new sched notwithstanding, says the harsh
One of Mr. Banks’ strongest character
21-0, and Jacksonville’s gold dig
'a.'*’
ule, pickup and delivery runs being school board, and high school
gers hadn't forgotten the insult.
istics
and
the
one
which
indirectly
got
him
criminals
"another
G i V I n K
consolidated.
Fully cognisant of the fact they
studes must appear and answer roll
chance" is
alright unless t tu« were entirely out of their class,
Jack Giiham, star route carrier, call for a few hours initiation Into
into
the
penitentiary,
is
his
unbounded
con
"other chance" Is at the bonefact nevertheless the Miners held the
will continue in his capacity, with the rigors of education, it was
ors* throat ami pocketbook.
score at 3-0 for the first five in
ceit. He flatters himself to thinly that, if he
S. Wilson on the local run to up further ordered.
nings In favor of Jacksonville.
per Applegate and Sterling Post-
There is an old saying—said by
behaves himself, gives the warden little ’ roaster
"Two bats In I the bush are worth But then the Medford sluggers got
ruAMter Hoefs,
Hoefs. although notified of the graduates after they have
one In the hair' •" said long-tressed to Pitcher Montgomery for a half-
expiration of her appointment sev- escaped confinement of school-
trouble and kids them into believing his era!
Lena yesterday ainng about dusk. dozen bom«) runs with men on,
months ago. has remained as houses—that school days are the
which plied up 13 runs In two
postmaster due to failure of her happiest days of one’s life.
So
own
conception
about
the
great
editor,
This NRA certainly has brought short Innings while the home boys
successor, Lula Saulsbury, to qual Monday several hundred local tots,
out the fact lately that there always could add but two tallies. Each
they'll be so sympathetic they just can’t
ify. Although having received the kids, brats, sons, daughte;
young
are two aides to every question. nine chalked 17 hits in 33 times
appointment under the democratic men, upstarts, young women, snots
keep four walls around Mr. Banks.
Like falling overboard while out at bat, but most of Medford’s
administration for the office, Mrs. and et cetera will get back to the
at sea Thor« may bo n lot of roa clouts were for extra bases. Out-i
Saulsbury is thought to be await superlatives of life,
But try to
But
no
matter
how
Mr.
Banks
behaves
ns why a person shouldn’t swim fielders
for Jacksonville
com-:
ing results of civil service exami tell them that.
that particular weather, but plained bitterly of sore feet when '
nations before assuming duties of
And, just to see that more of the
now, or how model he becomes as a pris
on. drowning is no end worse.
the gam«« was over.
the office. She is employed in a bored of education are present and
Montgomery, however, just about j
oner, George Prescott still lies dead in his
Medford str-re at present.
attentive this year than ever, tho
And speaking of NRA, we wonder stole honors for the day when he j
district has arranged for Punk
grave, an innocent victim of this mode]
If Henry Ford Is going to have to fanned famous "Chief’' Mcl^ean his
Dunnington and his man Friday,
send his Peace Ship Up the Po- first two times at bat. The Indian,!
er. Jimmy Guin, to transport the
prisoner
’
s
murderous
heart.
The
unoffend
tomac soon.
however, was one of the home
book-packing shrimps and shrimp-
run smackers In the last frames.
ing officer who said “I’m sorry but 1 have
eses to and from home, or wherever
If you nsk uh which none of you Hoosier Hoffard hurl«*«! for M«*d!
It is kids sneak off to when the eve
have, we’d nay Henry Ford’s heal- ford and managed to hit almost j
a warrant for your husband” to Mrs. Banks
ning chores need doing. One route
tnney at signing the NRA code Is every Jacksonville player at least!
will go as far as Applegate store,
last
spring
had
his
fate
sealed
without
trial,
du« to on« of I i I h old tralta—eelf once. Hoosier had been playing',
,' while another will take in Poor
Prices may have been skyrocket
centered selfishness,
The NRA | outfield but was parked on the
Man’s creek (most populous section
jury or even warning. From behind the
ing lately, commodities going up of Oregon) and the Old Stage
wasn't Henry's Idea to start with, mound to sort of even things up.
and
the
market
strengthening,
but
and It gives him n« great avenue It was an interesting game, fans!
folds of her skirt came a high-powered rifle
fright.
George Went, Jacksonville’s dairy
through which he can tell the j had a lot of fun Hnd the local boys
Professor Coe—at least so be Is
bullet
that
tore
him
from
shoulder
to
waist
man, suffered a severe drop in his called to his face by the bright and
would-be automobile I buyer what a were ready to button up their base-j
business
Wednesday.
In
fact,
great public benefactor he la.
bail abilities till next spring.
shiny faces of his charges—will be
and left him a dead, bleeding mass a few
-%.-*■
moaned Wendt as The Miner went at the helm, steering the course of
The game last Sunday at the
to
press,
he
suffered
a
sharp
de
The man who announce«! to n sur Medford fairgrounds was the sec
seconds after he stopped at the fateful
the big red brick schoolhouse atop
cline. precipitous descent, a back- Education Knoll, and a battery of
prised nation that he had Volun ond of a special double-header
to-earth movement and an optical I two high school ma’ams and one
tarily rained wages a few yeara ago, benefit
Banks home.
game for broken-down
bill at one and the same time.
had shortened hours and had lidd Rogue players. First tilt was be-
male—Miss Fenwick. Miss Currin
But because Mr. Banks can dramatize
ed other workmen’« benefits im | tween Gold Hill and Medford’s Gil-
Had the milk peddler been con and Joe Nee will back him up. The
mediately was termed the poor I more Lions, who set down the Hill-
tent to let the weatherman worry underclasses, or the lower spasms
himself and behave—with steel bars and
man's champion. But Homehow or ites a week ago. Sunday Gohl Hill
about impending rains, the entire of education will be controlled by
other It gradually leaked out that came back, after trailing the en
affair would not now bo gracing a staff of four also—Mr. and Mrs.
cement
walls
around
him
—
he
hopes
society
Ford plant employes WERN’T get tire gama, te run up an unsur-
newspaper columns. But it seems Ray Hunsaker, Mrs. Effie Lewis
ting more money. They were get mountable lead In the last inning.
will forget why he is there and just why
that George likes to have dry hay and Mrs. Mary Norvell.
ting LESS. They weren't working Hess of Jacksonville was mounds
the winter time and he lacked
So next Monday, as someone
he should always remain in prison. Feelers i in
the fewer hours the newspapers had ! tnnn for Gilmore, and loss of the
haystack covers for his summer’s mentioned further up the column,
told about—they were being made game was due to errors behind his
supply.
So, being Ingenious and but which will be mentioned again,
already are being sent out for parole. As
donate” hours of waiting, labor box.
strong, he proceeded to haul straw just to get even with those young
effort.
Box scores for the MlnerRoguo
in the past, Mr. Banks would again make
to his haystack. Quite naturally, sters who yelled "yah, Henrietta’’
game follow:
he explained later, straw as a rain at the editor all summer. Jackson
mockery out of law and order. He probably
you doubt us, there's an old
catcher is most effective on top of ville’s school doors swing wide to
AB R H E
that covers the breach. "Just Relnking, as ........
the stack, so he proceeded to as admit nearly three hundred stud
2 1 1 0
can cite a dozen instances where “other”
th« man who has worked for C. Kell, 2b
cend the heights and scatter straw. ents who will be gladly rushing in
4 0 1 ;
him " He’ll tell you the same thing I. Harrington, c
He claims the Jackson county side—Just ahead of the stern stares
great
men
of
history
were
held
in
prisons,
3 1 2
lie told ua that Henry Ford is the Montgomery, p .. ...
championship as a straw scatterer, I j and shoulder butts of their parents.
4 1 2 0
(Continued
on
page
two)
i.lost heartless slave-driving em- Green. 3b ... .......... .
in case you're interested.
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Schools in other surroundinc
! ployer In this country.
Inconsid Hess, cf ......... . ....
3
0
4
1
Fortunately for both Wendt and cities will open one week later,
erate, Impulsive, erratic and crltl-
grunt and groan show will be back the large herd of cattle he nurses, proving that Jacksonville district
McBee, lb
4 1 3 1
< a), he has hypocritically |iosed as Smith. If
to the armory again a week from all the straw was not on top of his I No. 1 is ahead in everything. Will
0 0 1
4
the average man’s savior and at Hail, rf
Thursday,
said Lillard, and will stack when the big movement the man who hissed ‘.truancy, too?”
..............
4 0 2 0
the same time has done as much—
continue through the winter sea- < ame. Some still was in an auto please leave the room, or park his
if not mor«- than any other big
son.
Totals ......... -......
33 5 17 5
trailer several feet beneath his! gum in the waste basket?
buHlnossman to bring about the
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Medford Rogues
perspiring efforts basking, as trail
chaos nnd hardship called the de
AB
R
H
ers
loaded
with
straw
will,
up
next
K
with
a
renewed
vigor
Opening
up
pression, and now, when the NRA
6 2 3 1 and alertness in the ring. Fireman
the pile. George, while narrating
Is making a Tone effort to counter-. Swanson, 3b
4 1 2 0 Ray Frisble, Medford, took two
the incident later, was a bit hazy,
act the agencies of unemployment, I Joanls. 2b
4 2 2 2 straight falls from Herman Olson,
—or self-conscious—about the act
prlM cutting and poor business! Melatati, c
4 2 2 1 Portland, last night in Mack Lil Grade school children living at uating precipitant that was prelim
practices, Henry Ford stands out
’’
inary to his plunge. And plunge It j
2 2 1 1 lard's Medford armory wrestling
head and shoulders above everyone Haight, ss ....... . ....
Steamboat, Squaw lake and other was, said an observer, who let out
Conïin, it>
Having defeated camps Kerby
3 2 2 2 show.
else as a slacker.
G. Harrington, rf...
4 1 2 Ö
Both times Frisble overpowered remote sections of the upper Ap the first peep in The Miner sane- and Mt. Reuben in scheduled base
ball games, the Brush Marine play
3 1 2 0 his assailant with a rapid series of plegate will have new advantages turn.
But after all It Is not so very súr Smith, If
3 0 0 0 Sonnenberg butts following some In reaching school this year as a
Gravity, said the observer, has ers at Camp Applegate are feeling
prising.
Any man who came as ’ Sakralda, cf
1 0 1 0 fast, thrilling displays of aggres
its peculiarities. It may have been jubilant over the fact that they
nenr to bankrupting his dealers as ¡ Green, cf ................
result of a special election held in fnnny that way. but it managed to have acquired the privilege of com
sion and unorthodox wrestling
Henry did In 1927 certainly would,
.33 13 17 7 holds—or punches. The southern the Watkins school district Tues reach un from terra firma, grasp peting in the semi-finals in the dis
not feel any obligation to Amari-1 Totals
Oregon fireman has been develop day, when free transportation was blond Wendt by the Beat of the trict championship series. Further
cans with whom he has had no
Score by innings:
nants while he lost his toehold and games will be played in Medford
business contact at all. While other! Jacksonville ...
200 010 2— 5 ing newer tactics of late, which voted.
The district will allow a dollar yanked him downward—face down in the near future to determine
manufacturers carried their share Medford
000 076 X—18 got results for him against the
a week to each family with chil ward—Into the straw-laden trailer. the district championship.
The Jacksonville Miners, during
of th«- load when nunlei «•hanges
_ tough Swede from up north.
Among other incidentals of camp
In the main event Harry Deme- dren residing between two and one- Landing with a thud that shattered
came, Henry Ford dosed down hls lhe season of nearly five months
plants nnd made his dealers should play, have won seven of their 20 tral. one of the cleanest and most half and five miles from school.! his glasses and loosened his tongue, life reported is Company Clerk F.
er all the loss nnd hardship. He weekly encounters. The 13 losses scientific wrestlers In the north Twice the amount will be allowed a team standing nearby bolted and D. Meeker’s occupation in things
rnn out on them when they needed were early-season results and came west. lost two falls to Al Karasick, families residing over five miles ran. The dairyman, however, man other than baseball. The young
his cars and his help.
Now he 111 n long series that was broken muchly-booed Russian IJon. when distant. The money may be used aged to pull himself together and. clerk spent three days of strenu
wnnts to run out on the govern- only comparatively recently, when Al pushed the referee. Les Weiss, for boarding of children or their: in the effort, gave an effective tug ous traveling to spike camps on
th«« homeguards got hold of them onto him and then completed the daily transportation, practically all on the reins, which were tangled the numerous mountain peaks to
went when It needs his help.
obtain the signatures of the men
selves and started chalking up vic-1 dog-pile with a huge leap. Demetral of the families having decided on tn the mess.
Save for a stiff neck from land on the payroll. He was equally as
To us It appears this way: Back lories. V. J. Beach has been busi- had made Karasick pat the mat cooperation in taking the children
ing thereon, a pair of broken long getting the money to the men
In 1928 and 1929 when Henry Ford ness manager of the nine this sum- after a long seige with a stopover each day, however.
As a result of the district’s de glasses, a nervous team and straw- after it had arrived in camp. Spike
announced wage Increases he was mer, with Punk Dunnington aiding wristlock from which there was no
doing something spectacular. He in the coaching. No team captain escape, and the second fall was cision, children are attending this filled ears and mouth. Mr. Wendt camps are located at Fir Glade,
awarded to Karasick when he gain year who were obliged to remain was none the worse for his encoun- i i Steve’s peak. Windy peak. Ander
was a figure, a leader. But today, was ever elected.
son butte. Star Ranger station. Sil
Mothballs will accompany the ed a Boston crab advantage over out of school last term. Nearly all ter. a hurried Inventory revealed.
when everyone Is hacking up the
horsehide
prowess Demetral. Karasick and Demetral voters of the district turned out
Yesterday Vlv Beach, the local' ver fork and a survey gang is lo
government by signing up with the Jacksonville
NRA. Henry would be Just another through the winter, but doubtless had differences in ideas of clean ¡for Tuesday’s election, where not: watch-stopper and glass-fixer, was' cated on Red mountain.
Bud Barree, 77-year-old prospec
busy with a blowtorch and glass
volunteer. Nothing spectacular In will be brushed aside again early wrestling, and the Greek won the ¡one dissenting vote was cast,
„^fcthnt. No columns of free advertis- next Hpring when the home talent crowd, although Karasick, as usual,, i Watkins school opened Monday,! cutters fixing up another set of: tor and musician of Carbury visit-
Just gets that warm-weather urge to won the match.
no outstanding praise.
with an enrollment of 10, and the ia“mp’len,rwhile,'Mra.''lW^ndt!lhas|^ c^m'’ s»nday and chatted with
J^^Wbne of the patriots.
romp and play.
Clowning, or rather, mixing it ¡attendance mark was expected to'been noted with the odor of lini- the boys about things in general.
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with the referee and arguing with reach well Into the twenties by the, ment clinging suspiciously about I Mr. Barree is somewhat of a sculp-
I tor. having a collection of 50 musi
So Henry, always a bit too much • Mrs. John Hackert returned the gallery, was one of the hilar «nd of the week. The building is I her hands.
like our recent L. A. Banks when Sunday from Los Angeles, where ious highlights of the main event, full and the report comes that the' So if Jacksonvillians see the head cal instruments which he has
it comes to politics and public mat she has been visiting her mother. I which was a real exhibition.
children are sitting on everything man of Went’s dairy driving along carved from native wood.
ters, holds back, refuses to sign • Miss Katherine A. Bathurst of
Promoter Lillard announced that but the floor, a rocking chair from his route with head turning to
the NR A. Thus, he again stands Seattle visited Miss Alice Hoefs, : wrestling will be suspended next jone of the homes having been put neither the right nor the left, they are not the only ones who clutch
out head and shoulders from the Jacksonville postmastor, early this week, due to a special fight card to into use. Mrs. Inn Purcel. one of will know it is due to a stiff neck at straws, said Wendt last night as
crowd, although in n different dlr- week. .Miss Bothurst flew down be staged at the Elks picnic Thurs the county’s outstanding teachers, and not to haughtiness. Which all he stiff-necked his way through a
(Continued on page two)
from the northern city.
day, which he will handle.
The is employed again this term.
¡goes to prove that drowning men| crowd at Amy’s dining palace.
Wendt Falls Like
Ton of Hay While
Horses Run Away
Frisbie Takes Kid
Olson in Surprise
Burst of Training
Watkins Pupils Given
Transportation Fees
S’MATTER POP- Ambrose Follows Maw’s Instructions
5 I
Applegate Marines
To Try for District
Baseball Title Soon
By C. M. PAYNE