Image provided by: YMCA of Ashland; Ashland, OR
About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1933)
Th« JacluonviHe Miner ,---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- he went and the Indian fell off ly mined gold only, shippers and We were too busy to look after buyers must fill out and swear to School Hallowe’en Glass Houses and the lengthy him then, but later found hin track» affidavits concerning origin Show Tuesday Nite where he had crawled off and sot and time of recovery of all gold Stone Age away. values. This ''re«l tape," as It is (Continued from route one) Through the efficient work of We got up _ und drove them out __ i called, has roused th« ire of ioms were in a line. Half of us were of sight. After breakfast we started Sunday evening a Jackson miners, who seem less satisfied to carnival committee heads at Jack on one side, half on the other so back for Adobe Walla. At noon.! ville religious group listened to receive |24 for their gold than the sonvllle high school all Is In read I- we could guard from both sides. when we camped for lunch and a dissertation on how the gov- former price of |I7 tor each unre nea» for Tuesday night's llullowe- The horses were picketed nearby. turner! our horses out to grase. the ernment la "wasting th«« tax- fined ounce. Just nt daybreak, when one us Indians came back. They had fol- j («avers' money on the CCC The greater market, however. Is en entertainment at the school ually sleeps the soundest, we were lowed us and attacked us again. | cam (»." expected to add Impetus to gold gymnasium. • wakened by that awfuL blood While some of the hoys fought According to re|«orts of listen i mining in this section during the There will b«> many features of a curdling yell and here they came, them off some of us ran to collect j ers. the speaker went so far as winter an dshlpmvnls to San Fran carnival natur«» tills year, with no riding almost over our feet. to Intimate the boys In the cisco have increased in recent our horses. We drove th«»m back blanks in any of the games, say We just raised up to a sitting again out of sight. One big tnan, a camps were not deserving and I weeks. sponsors. There will be plenty of posture and grabbed our guns. We tenderfoot recently from the east,! that they were loafing at a job I »«rating room, a free faculty |>luy slept with our guns almost in our the larg«««t man in the company, that was of no value to the for ; and fun for all. hands. At least they were always begged us to pile «acks of grain ests or to anyone else. Thief Steals Marshal ’ s Virginia Garvin and Lewis Nor- at our sides, under our blankets. around him He satd "I am so big Th«» Miner would like to refer We fought them off without get they will all alm right at m-v" We this speaker to a front pag«» Hat from Over Nose I man head the committee» which ! have prepared the gym for the big ting up. One of our men shot a fine always carried grain in sacks in story this week which gives a | event, to which all nr«« Invited for horse through the wethers—down the wagons for th«» horses. few figures on one of th«» many Calling nil cars! Look for man accomplishments of CCC boys . who snatched Marshul Jim LitteU's I an evening of real fun. Towards evening we had r«»ached this summer. It also would like . hat last Saturday night right from the Canadian river. It was swollen to add that It seems somewhat ' over his nose. Thought to have from the recent rain so we couldn't far-tetchod for a man who is darted towaril Amy I'ow's coffee cross. s<» we camped there. Lt was nice and warm and we decided to accepting Jtio a month from that »»miHirlum. That's all. but tliut'a take s bath and swim. We un same government for having | plenty (it you ask Jim. who thinks PERFECT 1933 SOUND been a “chaplain" in th«» Span a lot of his fedora I: dresseri in camp and ran an d ish American war to be telling jumped Into the river. It seems that one of Jims ac- FRI - SAT While we were enjoying our how the government Is wasting ' quaintances—for h«< had made the money on others. swim the Indians came again. culprit's acquaintance a week be- There used to be a quaint old We had just left the water and when he had to tone him down A MAD. MURDERING phras«» that mentioned some fore had climbed up on the bank when — took a liking to the city mar- thing about throwing the first »hal's hat we saw them coming over the hill. STARTS or something Anyway, Had they been 10 minutes sooner stone. as he passetl Jin« by the old IL 8. - we would have been down in the SATURDAY hotel door he snatched off said water and not have seen them. We sombrero and ran for dear Ilf«» and Fire Loss Lessens ran the 100 yards to camp, buckled cover. SHE’LL ROCK on our ammunition belts, grabbed LA C< I UMMA Fit TyRL It was humiliating, to say the (Continued from »age one) our guns and started for them, least, argued Jim later. But the hat THE TOWN naked as when we were born. Wi> startling decrease. with 207 In 1932 was foumt In unobtrusive repose in Saturday Nite I« Preview Nite them back out of sight again. and only 13 In 1933. Foresters be Amy’s eating plant a few minute* with LAUGHTER! drove Tom Mix ‘Terror Trail’ We strode back to camp in all lieve that the presence of the CCC later and Jacksonville's law our naked victory, dressed and got men in the woods has been a val- order was canopied again. —meet Lola Bums, our supper. After eating I said. | uable factor in keeping down th«* SUN-MON-TUE ■ ■ ■ ■ e “Boys, someone ought to go and number of incendiary fires. The the Bombshell of use of the CCC men as fire fight warn the boys at Adobe Walls." A Riot! Jail Getting New Roof Hollywood ! The question was discussed, and 1 ers also tends to discourage incen- volunteered to go. and started i diary vandalism, ft Is said. The old county jail, which has Of th«» 669 fires started this year, shadowed alone. 1 was riding my mare “Jen the hanging of more than nie” and she had a little colt. I i 235 were caused by lightning, and one transgressor back In the day» had to swim the Canadian, the colt the rest by human agencies, it was when Jackson county believed in Port L’mpqua (Reedsport) swimming besides its mother on ' stated.— ° swift and non-pardonable justice, 1» the downstream side. On the oppo- Ì . Courier. «jetting a roof repair. ---------- • ---------- site bank of the Canadian, which t'nder the direction of Wesley was low-banked and water shallow $24 Average Return Hartman. Jacksonville mayor, coun and bottomed with quicksand, weI ty-purchased materials are being mired down I jumped off of Jen- i to Miners for Gold applied w ith the aid of Marshal Jim nie, rolled her over on her side I Little Caesar Litteil. There Is Horne intimation in and worked her over onto safer (Continued from page one) certain sect ion« that culprits ap kiuin 'hands! ground. The colt got out alone. have shown a lack of satisfaction prehended In thia city henceforth Jennie seemed to know what I was over the nearly 50 per cent Increase may be lodged In the now city has- WOW! trying to do and did not struggle.' In returns received late last week tile pending appearance before Jus 1 started on and came into a and some intimate they are being tice of the Peace Ray Coleman camp of government surveyors. 1 robbed. Gold miners have, in some There Is some agitation to keep warned them of the Indians and instances, adopted the argument of home fines at home. Jacksonville went on to Adobe Walls and gave the wheat grower that no matter needs the money. Sff WHAT HAPPENS WHEN J the alarm there, then rode back to what price they get, it is not The old courthouse also Is get A BLUE BLOOD OF THE UN our camp. Next morning the river enough. Some even inimate they ting a new hair-dress, the Grangers DERWORLD BUYS HIS WAY had fallen so we could cross and > are going to hold out for a higher furnishing the labor while the coun INTO SOCIETY S BLUE BOOK' we drove on to Adobe Walls. price, which adds speculation to ty furnishes the materials. DON T MISS THIS FAMOUS In 1879 I wag in Miles City, .Mon the hazards of gold mining. ----------- •----------- STAR S FIRST COMEDY' A tana One day I went into John To safeguard the government, Gold, we observe. Is not so heavy Smith's saloon. The bartender rec and to assure the treasury that the that It won't go up.—Weston (Ore.) REAL FILM EVENT' ognized me and told me he was greater price is being paid for new Leader. I Hank Wormwood, one of the men in the surveyors' camp when I warned them of the Indians. I had not recognized him. ----------- •------------ As Russia sees it. the proposed wheat agreement goes against the grain.—Weston Leader. Lem Wilson Fights Off Indians Sans Clothing ROXY15c - ■ ™ LITTLE GIANT Medford’s Own Family Theatre CHILDREN 10c SUNDAY - MONDAY, OCTOBER 29 30 R.C.A. PERFECT SOUND WITH Saturday Only, October 28 MARY ASTOR WED - THUR BUCK JONES in “Unknown Valley The ant hasn't changed much In million»« of year*, we remi, but w«» doubt that lie'« ever been auch a happy llttl«» explorer an he how la at a nudist picnic Wealoil till».) Leader. SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST ■ ENDS « SATURDAY Jimmy Durant«—Alice Brady Jackie Cooper—Madge Evan« Frank Morgan — May Robson Eddie Qulllsn—Russ Hard!« Albertina Rasch Girl« Sat. Night is “Preview Nite1 SUNDAY ONLY On the Stage IN PERSON! CECIL SALLY ■nd in The Funniest Things On the Screen T illie amd GUS •• W’C’ FIELDS Al^SKIPWOMH also MICKEY MOUSE Girl Eye Conquers—Whispering Shadow Sunday-Monday, Oct. 29-30 MON-TUE-WED Kathlaan NORRIS* SECOND Follow FRANK MORGAN FRANCHOT TONE PAT O’BRIEN UNA MERKEL TED HEALY WIFE "... of career' with SALLY EILERS Ralph Bellamy A also Betty Boop’s Crazy Invention Oswald Cartoon—News Victor Fleming Production Metro-Gold«wyn-Mayer Picture TOO MUCH HARMONY Tues-Wed Oct. 31, Nov. 1 Bonald Cblman ma ¡cwt from HEUO. SISTER! HERE NOW Thursday and Friday I I Thursday-Friday, Nov. 2-3 BROADWAY BAD FOSTER Joan Biondell—Richard Cortez also Tom Howard Comedy—New« Magic Carpet ALSO A WALT DISNEY SILLY SYMPHONY IN TECHNICOLOR—“BABES IN THE WOOD” I I REASONABLE RATES FOR PRESSING DRY CLEANING DINTY MOORE’S LITTLE GIANTS and DRES8MAKING MRS. J. L. TAYLOR Men 25c Ladies I Oc BING CROSBY TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31, NOV. 1 ■ 4x6 Size with Each Roll of Film Printed ,.J JACK. OAK.IE SHEETS GALLACHER ■ The SCREEN S DYNAMIC HEROINE in a DYNAMIC ROLE! ■ Gardner Drug Store Judith Allen Hurry Green Lilyan Tathman Ned Sparks KATHARINE HEPBURN in “CHRISTOPHER STRONG” With BILLIE BURKE and RALPH FORBES Also STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY in “TWICE TWO” THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY, NOV. 2-3-4 SECRETS M LESLIE HOWARD A FRANK BOR ZAGE U H I T.t 0 Dreamland Every Wednesday With ■ Continuous Show« Saturday and Sunday—1:30 to 11 p.m. Daily Matinee 1:45 Plus Short Reels OHN I I FREE ENLARGEMENT! JAMES DUNN—ZA8U PITT8 also Hollywood on Parade—News Our Gang Comedy HIKE JUDGE •Cynara’^ Phyllis Barry moouctioh -2E.JLC TUNE ENDS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 ■ ■ EDDIE CANTOR in “KID from SPAIN” ■ Next Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank, Medford V.
