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Th« Jacksonville Miner Page Ï homeward after school ... a pink NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT lolly pop with MARGARET EDENS Notice is hereby given that Mao behind It. M Week*. Administratrix of the ♦ ♦ ♦ FIRST AND SECOND GRADE PU Estate of Fred W Week*, deceas PILS KEEPING SASSY-LOOK ed, ha* filed her final account In ING ORANGE ELEPHANTS FATj *aid estate, and that Friday, tho WITH PERFECT PAPERS 10th «lay of November, 1933, nt th« hour of Klovon o’oloc k. A. M„ at Attractive portfolios, which they tho County Court Room, In the have made thrmaelvw, are guard County court house, in the City of Ing the perfect paper* of first ami Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, second grade pupils this term. ha* been fixed a* the time ami Home of the portfolio*, which have place for htmrlng said account, and for a cover dealgn a cut-out and all persons having objections to pasted together orange elephant *uld final account are hereby noti on n black background, wore dis fied to appear and urge said ob played at the Parent Teacher n**o- jections In tho manner provided by elation meeting Inst Friday aftor- law on or before tho time flx««l by Huid court for nald final hoarltiK noon. Alreday beginning to gain in u* above sot forth. Ftr*t publication hereof, October weight, these happy rluphnnt* ar«» expected to be big and fat very «th. 1933. I.a*t publication hereof, October soon, thanks to their dally meals 37. 1933. of neat and perfect paper*. This week the tauirel group, In MAK M WHKKH. the first grade, has begun work In Administratrix. It* primer*. E. W. ALLIRON MOULTON. —..... Attorney for Administratrix. Umks aa though the "tree troop Oct «13 20 27 ers” are pretty well satisfied with their branch of the service Wes ton Leader. CLEANING The man who tinkers with hl* own car may have n fool for <• PRESSING mechanic.—Weston Lender. The Jacksonville Miner PNklltM WwAI> It Storm Signals JACKSONVILLE. OREGON OFFICIAL NEWSFAFtR OF JACKSONVILLE LEONARD NALL «AUDE FOOL.. AMrm All C mm K s U ms Siu HI Sutwwlpllon R«l« in <■«»»«• T mt ......fl 00 Sil Mont»» . Htedtaartm th « Ntnicrr confkctionk « t TtlMthnn* 10Í The Editor Speaking (Continued from page one) Brother Powell was in court the first of the week, too, gathering a new load for his lintoype metal pot to shoot at us in his paper. He ran out of something to write about, his lone idea having been exhaust ed in one teeny weeny sentence in his last American. We promptly got on our guard you can bet. when we saw hin> taking copious notes while the de fense attorneys were describing “that pink sheet editor” ro the jury in the famous horsewhippinj trial. If there is one person in the world who can be more conscience less than an editor when ribbing another, it Is an attorney. And we fear Tom Enright. In his fruitless effort to liberate corpulent Hen rietta. set a bad example for Art. Our Prices Will Advance Soon—Clean Up Now LEGAL NOTICE SUITS DRESSES (and up) NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 75c 75c Hate Cleaned and Blocked tho County Court of tho County Jackson in and for the Mtnto of PANTORIUM Oregon n tho MATTKR of tho ESTATE DYE WORKS of MARY SORENSON. deceased. Cor. 6th 4 Holly Phone 244 Notice Is hereby given that C. Horsewhips and stones may break M. Itoxford, administrator of tho our bones above entitled estate ha* filed In But. thank heaven, we can take the above entitled court and mnt courtroom talk ter hl* final account and report With a TON of salt. of hl* administration of said estate I and said court by an order duly FUNERAL PARLORS (Alibi: We didn’t expect It to some say for better or for worse- - given and entered therein has fil has Andy Smith, wlelder of the bl« ed the 4th day of November. 1933, rhyme anyway.) stick in the student body last year, I at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A M . Talk about boosting for local in departed this week for Eugene. *A at the court room of tho above dustry. Art tHic) Powell proposes Volume 1 frequent visitor to the high school entitled court in the Jackson Coun r Medford. Oregon JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL that the Central Point jail be Is Maxine Vaughn, who had to ty court house at Medford. Oregon, FREE ENLARGEMENT! leave one of her valuable« behind as the time and place for the hear cleaned up and whitewashed. Since 4x6 Size with Each Roll when. Art, did you become so fin Good Frosh Spirit Cheats Davy Jones' Locker when she left us last year. *The ing of any and all objections to of Film Printed icky about your homestead? energetic Clark* have, of course, said account and report or to any found employment In Medford do-, item thereof and for the Nettle- Gardner Drug Store As Bloodthirsty Shophs Avast 32 Lubbers spite The Medford News, aided and the too-often-referred to ment thereof. Neat Farmers A Fruitgrowers abetted by A. Moore Hamlilton). business conditions of the Unies, By HELEN LAMB REX FORO. Bank, Medford Had a Uttle Lamb,” as a four-year- Jessie is combining business with announces that slot machines are Administrator. y "Ahoy there. Pirates!” old might have done it. She "for still more business, studyinx corn- due for woes. Moore may be burned got” each line and had to ask the mercfal subjects at the Medford up because, unlike himself, slot ' “Where?" " ’Board the good ship ‘Gym’! .teacher. machines can take it but they ! college during her spare time. *It Aw, too late—they’ve pulled out o' When the fresh les had all been is said that u certain golden-haired won’t dish it out. port!" given their due. games In which one Vivian Card by So might have run the nautical the whole student body participated >young lady, Although there is no particular name. Is to be seen those days conversation between two skippers were played. !«at«‘r. refr--! m« nts ' chasing butterflies In meadow*, credit in forecasting what a moron will do next. Ham Hamilton—just who had unluckily "skipped" the of cookies and cups of—no. not ‘ (It’s YOUR mystery—you guess.) as we predicted—picked on us last fun that went on in the gymnasium run«, but punch—were served. —A, M Hilarious games continued until week because we poured a little last Friday night. ♦ ♦ ♦ Thirty-one doomed freshmen 30 minutes after 10 bells, Then, acid on brass nuggets in one of, FOUND IN THE DIGGIN8 his gold stories. His chief defense walked the frisky plank, but none everyone having had "one grand was that he is a jack-of-all-trades. of them quite reached Davy Jones' time,” the party subsided. "SHORTY” WALTON and "BUN ♦ ♦ ♦ All we have to say Is, Brother locker during the fracas. Some of NY" ARNOLD frantically trying to JUNIOR CLASS ELECTS OFFI. Ham. this is an age of specializa them came near it though—beware tion. get a corner on kewpie dolls for CERS, PLANS CLASS PLAY the next time you meet those few: — the carnival . . . GEORGE VAN you may hear a description of Hamilton, we learned early this “that horrible place" which was The junior class held Rs first GALDER Invited to sit up beside week, spent four days hunting and only the gym all decked out In meeting of the year at 1 o'clock I MR NEK. to study history . . . didn’t even earn the recognition of | ship-shape, with "portholes ’n last Tuesday afternoon to elect of A DRY.LA VOGEL gracfotfaly be getting shot for a deer. If Moore everything." fleers and to plan Rs major activi stowing her bracelet uj»on an AD had gotten shot he would, as usual, MIRER . . HETTY HALL and High up near the ceiling green ties for the fall term. have done it by halves. Elected to office were Paul Hess, WENDELL MATHENY chewing up and orange colored illuminants glowed weirdly on the gay revel president; Bernadine Arnold, vice lead pencils as they tried to solve The Yreka Miners, says the Sis ers below, most of whom were president: Donald Forbes, secre a Latin assignment . . . MYRTLE kiyou News, sent President Roose dressed in very individual versions tary-treasurer. BURN8 sadly relinquishing b»-r velt a gold nugget the other day of pirate costumes and looked like The class resolved to stand gum to the greedy wastepaper bas I and at the same time Don Avery anything from Hindus to Egyp strongly behind school athletics ket at the beginning of English II enlisted him in their organization. tians. Muskets, swords, ebony mus- this year. Discussion of effective! class . . . ERNEST McBAIN wink Oh well, every rose must have its1 tachios. sideburns and enormous booster activities resulted in a de ing at HER again . . . ROBERT thorn. t earrings all lent a barbaric effect, j cision to start rehearsals very soon GIFFIN calling his own name and Even Miss Fenwick wore a striking on a comedy to be presented in | waiting for an answer as he re The Metropolitan Press, Port black patch over one eye and dan mid-November. Profits accruing: corded class spelling scores . . . land. has just published two books gled an earring, while Mr. Nee, un from the production are to be the MADELINE M E T Z G E R and of the Oregon country. “Cougar willing to be outdone, displayed a nucleus of a fund which will be FRIEND walking oh so slowly Pass” and "The Trail of the Bear.” cute little green mustache and used to help purchase athletic Elizabeth Lambert Wood is the goatee (but the Scotch still equipment. authoress and the volumes were il showed!) Besides last year’s sophomores lustrated by Louise Hosch; both And for once the sophomore class the junior class includes among its are Oregonians and unusually fa procured its vengeance, as the members Elizabeth White from miliar with the setting of the stor- i shivering fresh les often came dan Twin Falls. Idaho: Marion Wlltse, ies concerning three youths in the gerously near cracking one knee Battleground, Wash.; R. Norman Cascades. “The Trail of the Bear” against the other. Forced to per- Carothers. Rogue River academy. and “Cougar Pass” are two vol I form unheard of antics for the en Frank Mee and Jessie Smith from umes written especially for boys tertainment of an audience of jun the Applegate district have whose fathers will hide them under iors, seniors and their guests, the turned to school and are active their pillows. luckless victims of those blood junior affairs.—G. W. ----------- «----------- ♦ ♦ ♦ thirsty soph pirates, instead of Babson thinks that now is a leaping at the crack of a whip, WHERE ARE THE SENIORS Soft, medium and hard boiled eggs in the egg good time to buy a farm. Perhaps danced to startling toots of a shrill cooker for the children . . . crisp, brown waffles of YESTER-YEAR IS QUERY so, although it hardly appears to whistle. They had races hoisting right from the iron, with sausoges and butter, for be a good time to farm one.—Wes paper sails, picking up slimy make- ♦ Recently returned from a trip ton Leader. Fother ond Johnnie . . . toost, hot and crisp, for believe fish, rolling peanuts with to Montana and Wisconsin is everybody, with perfect coffee, just right from the their noses and feeding each other Claude Manke, popular yell-leader percolator . . . while Mother manages them oil at graham crackers and milk. These of last year. ♦ Ernie Olsen, his CCC performances were announced by tramp duties discharged, is now at the table An electric fan in summer and an elec such alluring names as "Raising the home of Judge TouVelle. tric heoter in winter odd healthful comfort while S. C. PETERS the Sail," "All Hands on Deck," ♦ Somewhere in the wilds of the an electric chime clock gets each member of the “Holystoning the Deck" and "Port Applegate district is Josephine (D.M.D.) fomily owoy on time ing the Starboard.” ' Clute, probably making "hay-hay” After each exertion the rookies j now that the hops are all bagged. Whether it's an early morning breakfast, or a retired to a "brig” especially con ♦ For business and pleasure—and special formol dinner, electric servonts are partic Dentist structed for them in one corner of ularly efficient in the "All Electric Dining Room." the gym, there to await further trials. Because she is “new” too this year, and the frosh class advisor THE CALIFORNIA OREGON Opposite Post Office besides, Miss Ruth Currin also was initiated. An entertainment in It POWER COMPANY Jacksonville self was her earnest endeavor to recite the nursery rhyme, "Mary CONGER [ The High Prospector DEL ROGUE WAIT! 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