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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1933)
The Jacksonville Miner Pa«e 3 • Mr and Mrs. Hodges have gone think it deserves more than pass- i well under way, with the four bar-, more recently Forty-Second to southern California where they ing comment when that name man racks to be under roof by the end Street” and “I Loved You Wednes will remain Indefinitely. agement reverses Itself and furn of the week. By that time con day.” In “Penthouse,1 directed by • Mr White and daughter Eliza ishes the tool with which Its “un struction will have started on the W. S. Van Dyke, he plays one of beth have rented rooms at Good scrupulous Fox monopoly” can administration building, 20 by 105 the leading roles, as Durant, a so- man's and will spend the year again muscle its way into Medford feet, to Include recreation room, ciety lawyer of New York. Others here, as Elizabeth is enrolled in We have no Interest in encour company store, supply room, and in the cast include Myrna Loy, Holmea, Mae Clarke. aging business In one part of Med Infirmary. All floors will he cov Phillips • The Jacksonville Health unit • Mr and Mrs Fred Htraube and high school. met at the home of Mra. H. K family motored to Glnndaie Sun- • The Presbyterian church 1* ford as against the other, and j>os- ered with asphalt floor covering, Charles Butterworth, C. Henry a minstrel show, sibly Fox interests are all right, said to be hobnail proof. Hanna Tuoaduy Mian Mildred Carl ; day, where th«y visited their sponsoring Gordon, Martha Sleeper, Nat Pen- ------------ •------------ - dleton, Robert Emmett O'Cornor, ton. president of the Jackson coun daughter Lol*, who Is attending which will be held at the high but the Holly management ITSELF ty unit. *•« a guest. high school there Tn« family was school gymnasium Thursday, Oct first told the world what a danger- LEE TRACY COMING TO ROXY Raymond Hatton, George E. 8tvue OUS, heartless beast thia Fox la. and Arthur Belasco. • Jim Cantrall, Y. Raton and John accompanied by Miss Dorothy' ober 12. SUNDAY, MONDAY It seems to uh to be a case of a THEATER Dunnlngton went on n hunting trip Jones of Central Point who Is • Miss Alice Walton of Jackson I teaching th» Oak Grove school In ville spent the week-end at the man firing a gun and then running up by Copper thia week. Lee Tracy, who plays the title borne of Miss Maxine Vaughn of around In front of the bullet. • Young Andy Smith. than whom I loNephln« county role in “Private Jones” coming to Medford. there la no whoomer, think» u • Mr and Mrs H J. Hodges of • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ixiwl» of the Roxy theater Sunday, was born young lady up Eugene way, loft | Ruch left recently for Han Ber Hutt« Falls visited friends In Jack- In Atlanta, Ga., 34 years ago. He nardino to make their home, wh«r* Honvlile Rhturday. for thill illy Thursday morning. received his early training in high Four • Mrs. Alice Cantrall from Kan • Mrs Polly Watkins und »on Guy ! their daughter also resides school in St. Louis and 1n Western n nd niece Valera Winningham years ago th» family lived In that Francisco, has returned to Jack have moved Into th» Cronemiller city, residing In th« house next sonville, her former home. She la Military academy. At Union college door to their present home. houao. staying at Amy’s Place. The Cascade Wonderland's finest he studied to become a doctor. • < »wing l<> a number of club _ The P T A will meet Friday • • Mrs. C. B. Dunnlngton was a bakery, Fluhrer's, will be ready to ufternoon. October 8. at 3:00 A members being unable to attend. caller of Mrs. Orval Shores la greet southern Oregonians and Then the war came and Tracy was a second lieutenant In training at program will be presented by th« Ia»t Tuesday's meeting of the Ap- Central Point Hunday. northern Californians next Satur pupil* and all permit» are urged plngate homo extension unit was • Mr and M th John Knight are day, October 14, In Its new, finer Camp Lee. At the conclusion of the liostponed Indefinitely. The day on a camping trip to Star Gulch. war, he went to New York and to attend quarters where complete, up-to-date • Th« Grange held u “booster was to have been given to demon- • Mr. and Mrs Chas. J. Hchumpf equipment has been installed and after 10 years of hard work on the of Anderson, Calif , were guests at Is being presHiwi Into service rap stage, scored a tremendous hit in night" sup|M>r Hnlurdny for the xtratlon of the use of eggs. the lead in "Broadway,” which members und afterwards guinea • Mr ami Mrs Everett Bostwick the C B. Dunnlngton home Satur idly as possible. of Valley View have moved to the day evening. played for 880 consecutive perfor- and contests were enjoyed The famous bakery, which sends mances, a record. • Mr. and Mrs Thoma» Redd, who Mountain View ranch on Applegate a network of trucks for miles In are the proprietors of a store at near Murphy, which they have every direction, has outgrown Its Sterling, were business visitors in rented from Dr Chas. T Sweeney former quarters in the Main street WARNER BAXTER AT HOLLY of Medford. The ranch formerly Medford Tuesday. SATURDAY IN ‘PENTH0U8E’ location familiar to thousands and wn» occupied by the late Jr me» • Mrs George Dummer 1» spend has erected a special building on Eaton. Ing this week visiting friends ini Warner Baxter, who appears with north Holly avenue, near the post- (Continued from page one) Medford and Mrs. Paul Demmer is • Itoy Miller and Allen Kromllng Myrna Loy in Arthur Somers office. Just completed. returned Saturday to Hubbard. visiting Wednesday with h«r cousin has attempted to disguise the Fox Hy working day and night, ovens, Roche’s "Penthouse.” the Metro- Oregon, after spending a short time Influence by organizing as the Mrs. Ruth Kent In Jacksonville. wrapping, mixing and other equip Goldwyn-Mayer Cosmopolitan pro visiting the latter's uncle, Abe • Mr mid Mrs Ed Wallen, who i "Medford Amusement company.” ment were moved more than five duction which opens Saturday at spent two summers on Jacksonville ! Kromllng, on Applegate. Mr. Mil-1 They admit themselves they have blocks and all delivery schedules the Holly theater, was bom March hill on Iiceoiltit of Mil Wallen'» ler succeeded tn killing a big buck something to hide, to cover up. maintained without Interruption 29 at Columbus, Ohio. He was edu health, were welcome callers at the to take to home folks, The Holly management felt, a over the week-end. The bakery is cated in the Columbus schools, • c A Hufford und I. D. Turner (D.M.D.) | Summit Service station this week. year ago. that the public was en anticipating a gala opening a week , launched a career in the insurance ' Mr. and Mrs. Wallen moved to of Redding were on the Applegate titled to know what was going on from Saturday. October 14, when business and then went upon the Montana two years ago and have during the week-end, where Mr. behind tiie scones in the Medford the general public will be formally legitimate stage. After eight years just returned to Medford. In June Hufford purchaaed 2 carload» of theater situation. Is there any rea introduced to the finer points of of stage appearances In New York Mra. Wallen was seriously hurt in beef steers, 11» »hipped the cattle son why the public TODAY should modern bread and cake making. productions and stock companies, an accident and Is still on crutches. tn hl» ranch at Andnrson, Cal., hav not bo given the same considera Next Friday's Miner will carry he journeyed to Hollywood in 1922 ing also bought beef tn the Ash • Augustus Roy of Big Applegate tion? The Holly management a more complete details concerning and entered motion pictures. He Is lulling us guests this week hl» land vicinity. year ago asked the CONDEMNA the grand opening, with detailed in appeared in numerous long-remem Opposite Post Office • Guext» at the home of Mr. and daughter and a friend. Miss Hadi« formation concerning the plant, its bered productions. Including “Ra Mrs. Ansi! Gilson Sunday wore the TION of Fox interests, yet NOW Cook, of Chehalis, Wash. asks that the same public support operators and the interesting his mona.” “Great Gatsby,” “In Old Jacksonville • Applegate people with sons former'» sisters, Mrs. Ivy Childers I the same Fox interests. tory of one of this section’s best- Arizona." “Behind That Curtain,” of Middletown, Cal. Mr». Frank away nt college have received news "Romance of the Rio Grande,” and. As If thnt were not enough ex known Industrie«. of pledging» during rush week. Lee Riddle and hu»band of Medford, planation of The Miner's decision and Mrs. Hattie Ixtgan of Jackwon- Port. Jr., majoring In forestry at to draw aside the curtnins and let Oregon Htate college, pledged vllle. Mrs Childers came to south the general public In on what is Hlgmn Phi Epsilon, national schol* ern Oregon a few days ago for a really behind the Holly theater nstlc fraternity Ixiula Ituckley, brief visit with relatives opening with the aid of Mr. Fink- also a student at Oregon State ma • With three dairy hands at the lesteln, Mr. Rosenberg and Mr. As a fitting climax to six months Clover Lenf dairy on Applegate de jorlng in agriculture, haa pledged Newman, (Fox Evergreen to you) of manual labor in the wilds of the ciding In favor of a change of work, Hlgmn Phi Sigma. the former Holly theater man Applegate country, the 16 Brush th» Clover Leaf personnel has agement about six months ago sug changed for the present. Wm gested that The Miner drop county Marines who did not enlist for the liahn of Medford ha» been employ IMilitli'H and take up this expose of winter encampment at Camp Ap ed as truck driver, and Mr. Daily Fox theaters' business practices plegate were honored with a fare of Medford has been added to the bm-ause. the Holly theater manage well dinner at the camp Wednes day night. Fifteen of the boys will force as milk man. The old em ment explained, much of Medford return to their homes at Portland, ploye», Okeney Garrison, Vernon and southern Oregon's future wel Taylor and Eddie Dally left Mon fare depended on keeping the mon an<l the remaining Marine, Dar- day for Yakima, Wash., where they opoly of a ruthless chain of the 1 rel Sieloff, will return to Ashland will work In the apple harvest, say aters from gaining a death grip to resume his school work. Camp Applegate is going modern ing that they might be gone for there. The Miner is glad to comply two weeks or a month or (sissibly with the Holly theater’s request. , this winter, and will have electric I lights as a welcome relief from a year. Where the rub comes In for the • Dr and Mrs. C. C. Goldsberry Holly theater today, however, is in . gasoline, candles, kerosene, or and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Med the fact that somehow it has Jump what not in use during the sum ford s|>ent Hunday picnicking on ed over onto tho other side of the mer. A separate building is being erected to house a gasoline power the Applegate. fence and has made its bed with > plant, pump, and electric genera • Clayton Smith has returned to FOX. tor. Other winter construction Is Ruch after a 16-day trip to Los if you think The Miner has mere Angele» and vicinity. ly been attempting to commercial • Mr. and Mrs Wm. Hansen of ize its editorial policy because it Medford, accompanied by Mrs. I now is telling the world who really Wilber Cameron of Jacksonville.' Is behind the Holly theater reopen visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing when it refused to utter al A. Throckmorton early In the week. word six months ago, the Holly; • Mrs. Elin B Nash, who is visit-( theater management itself has of-; Ing In Medford for a month from fered the proof that this is not bo . ; Berkeley. accompanied by Mrs. Last spring, when aHked to Carold Parker of Medford, motored champion the cause of the home- to the Fred Rtraube home Sunday, owned theater, we were wary. Not where she visited Miss Eleanor because we had for a moment any Careful, »killed prescription Maull, teacher at the Uniontown doubt as to whether there was an service can't be sold over school. issue at stake, but because we fear cut-rate barguin counters. • Durward Porter of Medford ed the Holly theater management It can only be given by sisrnt the week-end at the home might do the very thing IT DID DO highly trained pharmacists of Bobble Fletcher on Big Apple turn traitor to its own issue and In a REAL drug store. The gate. Join the enemy camp. doctors who wrlto your pre • Mrs. Henry Mankins motored to Where would THAT have left scriptions know this. Thul's Willow Springs Monday, where she The Miner, or any other newspaper' why many of them recom visited her mother. Mrs. Vickery. that might have listened to the mend us to their patients • Following an appreciated sum Holly theater's plea for a champ and they themselves are our mer vacation, members of the Little ion? There are times when all The Regular $1.98 stmidv customers Applegate Sewing club expected to Miner's luck has not been bad. start fall activities Wednesday, As for those Sixth street merch with the first meeting at the home ants who, quite naturally, resent of Mrs. Dora Saltmarsh. opposition to the rebuilding of their • Chas. L. Stellc of Medford, re section, we have this to say: Had I cruit at Camp Applegate, is indis- the Holly theater reopened under. isised Just at present as a result of HOME OPERATION and through a sprained nnkle sustained when ¡¡oME ...... ...6 INTERESTS, The Miner he hastened to unload lumber from would have been glad to offer what u truck and fell over a bank. Bill cooperation ft could Main and Grape. Medford We _______ have no Dally of Steamboat and Bill Pool feeling against the Holly theater's Butte Falls also were listed as former management. But we IM) I of > ltem|>orary occupants of the camp hospital, the latter having an In jured hand. Bill Harlow, who sus tained severe burns from a gaso line explosion during the summer! also receives treatment at the hos-| CORDUROYS pltal. WORSTEDS • Mrs. James Eaton and children of Murphy have moved in with her FLANNELS daughter. Mra. James Kent. • Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bostwick I have moved on the Dr. Sweeney ranch at Murphy. • Friends of Mr. and Mrs. I xmls Puhi are sending their congratu- j latinos on the birth of a son; Medford “Scoop" Jr. Puhi's are former | residents of this place. PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill Fluhrer to Feature Grand Opening New Bakery October 14th Holly Manager Asks for Criticism of Fox S. C. PETERS lip Dentist Brush Marines Will Have Electric Lights Watch for Grand Opening Details OCTOBER 14 Is the Day! Prescriptions CASCADE WONDERLANDS FINEST BAKERY Basement Millinery Specials 59c-98c Phone 874 West Side PHARMACY Adel Lee Millinery M. M. Dept. Store TWEEDS JARMIN’S ALLES $1.95 to $6.50 Campbell Clo. Co. I You Want SAFETY E HAVE IT . . . Our safe de posit boxes are impregnable to fire, water or theft. Valuable papers, stocks, bonds, heirlooms; all are as safe as human precaution and ingenuity can make them in the First National Bank’s vaults . . . yearly rentals start at the low fig ure of $2. A fortune cannot buy you more protection. W The First National Bank Medford FRIDAY and SATURDAY — 3-01. LISTERINE 30c value.............. 19c J ___________ [ 2Sc KLEENEX 2 for 37cJ 63c Forhans Paste 06c 100’s Nyal Aspirin......... 29c 53c Ipana Paste ... 36c Palmolive Soap, 4 for 23c 1 lb. Castile Soap 29c 32-oz. Milk Magnesia 59c 25c Stationery ....... — 13c 1 pound Dextri-Maltuse No. 1 .........................59c (|1.00 FOOTBALLS 39c TOBACCO Pound cans ................79c ________________________ Kotex ................................. 19c 2 lb. box Assorted Chocolates 98c Aqua Velva, 50c value, 36c 60c Listerine 39c Probak Blade* ....... Gillette Blades 19c 19c THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY SAVINGS FOR YOU AT Jarmin’s for Drugs 30 North Central Avenue Phone 73, Medford
