The Jacksonville Miner
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• Secrets aren't Intended to get In the conference—though you can’t
into newspapers, but there’s some remember that, watching him per
thing In the air concerning a pic form. He can more than bold bl«
nic on tho Big Applegate, ft has own with any of them, Flltcroft,
been Inferred that the secret will Backes, Melvin Miller, Russell
be divulged at the Beaver creek Ayers. Bostwick and Combust are
Munday school next Sunday There’s all promising reserves and prob
will see plenty of action.
• Lee Port Jr., freshman nt Ore MI hh I hh I<< McCully <>f Jacksonville something about blue ribbons, too, ably
On the whole, Jacksonville high
but whether or not the decorations
gon Hint« college, spent tho Ar were guests at the homo of Mr. are
prizes or something else is has ii pretty neat looking squad
mistice wook end at his homo on and Mrs. A. H. Kieinhnmmer Tues your for
this year and looks forward to a
guess.
Hie \ p pl )*gli t )*.
day.
• Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jeffries of rosy season. Coach Joe Nee has
• Will Copeland Is able to bo ut • Harry Endors of Ashland, ac Medford, accompanied by their recently announced that he Is plan
work again after it week’s Illness ut companied by Mr. and Mrs. Brock- nephew, Jurncs Hanna of New rilng an extended trip for the team
bls homo on Little Applegate.
more of Washington, was a bust- York, were guests nt the J. T. I^>vel (during the Christmas holidays, and
• Ernest McKee of Klamuth Fulls, noss visitor on tho Applegate re- home on Little Applegate Tuesday. 'the boys are hoping their schedule
Copco employe, motored to Illg Ap cently. Tho Washington people • Those from the Applegate at I will take them north. Everyone 1s
plegute Friday, where ho spent the wore seeking a ranch location.
tending the trl-county meeting of | trulnlng especially hard and the
week-end with relatives.
• Hteplien Brockway, who had re Granges lit Grants I’ iihh Saturday opening of the season will find one
• Mr. and Mrs William Head, re mained nt the homo of Mr. and nt which the Josephine county Po ; team really ready for the first
eoiitly of Klu unit h Falls, have Mrs W It Hurlow for some time, mona Grange was host wore Mr. ' whistle.
moved to upper Applegate. where left Monday for Idaho, where ho und Mrs. C. A. Franzen and chil
they will remain with the former’s expel led to be engaged in shoe rw- dren and Mr, and Mrs. Tom Mee.
• Plana uro underway for a com- MISTER DOLLAR
brother, Dick Head, at bls n<'W pairing.
blned
school and community pro-
ram It near I’almer creek.
• Mr. and Mrs John Redden of
LORD OF ALL
• In observance of the silver wed- Medford were guests Sunday at the I gram to be given at. the Boaver
I
creek
school house Wednesday eve-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. Rodden's aunt, Mrs.
By J. C. REYNOLDS
j ning. November 29. The school pro-
Fred Struulie. Mlns Eleanor Maule Ed Smith. ut Ruch.
Invited n few friends to surprise • ('liurloH Baker, who had been I gram will emphasize the spirit ot Though prating much of liberty,
the couple nt their home Saturday employed In tho Klnmnth county the Thanksgiving holiday, while the It Is our firm conviction,
night Cards, music und games, fol potato harvest for some time, has community’s contribution will con That all our brag of being free
' slst of ii IG-minnte play and sev
lowed by refreshments, occupied returned to Ills homo nt Rueb.
I h but a rdeasant fiction.
the evening.
• Mrs De Leon (Dill) Stafford of eral short dramatic stunts.
They're either hypnotized or fooled
• Ernest McBain of Thompson Big Applegate left recently by • MI hh Irene Barlow and father of Who hu ' h a notion "foller";
creek was unable to attend his motor for New York, where she tho Barlow shown, with which Ap Let’« not forget our country'« ruled
classes ut the loesl high school for will spend some time with her idegate people have become fa I And owned by MISTER DOLLAR.
u few days this week, having sus mother. Mrs. Stafford accompanied miliar recently, have become per-
tained a severe cut on the arm her brother and Ills wife, who re manent residents of the Ruch di«-1 From highest down to lowliest.
trlct. Miss Barlow having taken up
Sunday, when ho was cutting kind side In Washington
Through every fleeting hour,
ling. A h Ernest raised the ate to • MI hh Jessie Smith, student In ¡a homestead near the Matney We labor for his interest
place
chop, the handle caught, resulting the local high school, bun been con-
And cringe beneath his power.
In a deep gush between the wrist fined to her home during tho lust • Miss Josephine Rutzer expected A man must be a nervy guy,
to
leave
this
week
for
her
home
at
null elbow, lie was taken to the week with ii severo cold.
A bearcat and a lolla,
Sacred Heart hospital for treat • Italpli Smith of Ruch vicinity Butte Fulls, having spent several Who'd for an instant dare defy
ment.
I iiih started mining operations on days as a guest of her sister, Mrs.' The might of MISTER DOLLAR.
• Miss Clarice Rivers mid her ills ranch A pumping plant has Charles WIII h I o , near Ruch.
mother of Medford visited relatives been installed and work I h proceed • Mrs. Carl H. Bowman, operator His iron grip Is felt by all ;
st Ruch Sunday.
ing In n channel In tho mountain I of Bowman's Beauty shop in Med- \ No mortal can gainsay it.
i ford, returned recently from Port
• Itcv and Mrs S M. Jones and buck of his house
land where she attended the North- No man may listen to hi« call
west Beauty Association congress, And rashly disobey it.
j She rejiorts that short hair and | The gods who reigned in ancient
times —
I
close, short curls have been desig-1
Piute, Zeus and Apolla—
!
! nated as this season’s fashion.
• MI hh Virginia Fick, Robert Lew- And all tho rest resemble dimes
j Is and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hal! Compared to MISTER DOLLAR.
\ were among those from Jackson-
' ville to attend the football classic He makes of great and small his
slaves
' in Portland last Saturday. Lewis
I Journeyed to the northern city from And molds them to his pleasure.
Corvallis, where he attends Oregon He takes whate’er his fancy craves.
Their bodies, souls and treasure.
j State.
• Word was received in Jackson- He fastens round each bondsman's
neck
j ville late last week of the death
¡of Mrs. Ixiulse T. Clifford, formerly His little golden collar
. Miss Lxilu Jones of this city, in And all obey the slightest beck
Hayward, Calif., Tuesday, Novem- Of mighty MISTER DOLLAR.
Holidays will be hap
ber 7, 1933. She was the wife of
pier and your roasts
¡Seth W. Clifford and is well re- We make our laws to suit his will
And subject to his favor;
j membered here.
more savory if you
And in our politics Instill
in
•
Mrs
Paul
Demmer
has
been
take advantage of
ÌM The well-known DOLLAR flavor.
j
|s>or
health
for
some
time
and
these economy prices
j now under the care of Dr. Sweeney In every act we feel his touch
But still we loudly “holler"
on self basting roast
of Medford.
ers.
• Mrs. George Demmer, who haft Of freedom, liberty and such—
been visiting friends In Medford Forgetting MISTER DOLLAR.
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lately, hnd the misfortune to cut
Enamel ROASTERS
Can’t the NRA do something
her thumb severely with a hatchet
Save As Much
about the drop in airplanes?—Wes
I this week.
AS LOW AS
• Among the Jacksonville hill ton Leader.
as One-Half on
The average country editor
folk who attended the Armistice
day observance in Medford were wouldn't want the NRA to boost
Mr. Jack Morris and family and subscription prices He’s loser too
much now on what he can’t collect.
Mr.
George Demmer.
Largest
size
only
$1.89
OVENWARE
• Theodore Dailey of Medford and I—Weston Leader.
Our fall stocks have ar
A German Inventor who was shot
J. II. Patrick. Walter Thurman and
ALL SIZES
rived and we now have
T. 8. Cady of the Summit Service six miles upward in a rocket re-
a complete Pyrex line
ALL FINISHES
station were Sunday evening call 'turned safely by parachute. One is
on display.
ers
at the Morris home on Jack puzzled as to w hy he came back.—
ALL
SHAPES
:
Weston Leader.
sonville hill
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Before long. Old Man Oregon may
Complete Line of FOSTORIA WARE, DISHES and
be confusing ire with higher edu-
The High Prospector | cation.—Weston Leader.
NOVELTIES Are on the Road for the Christmas Season
PERSONAL NEWS NOTES
Both from Jacksonville and Over the Hill
"Speaking of
unemployment,
what's to be done about the idle
minds that haven’t worked for
years?" asks The Jacksonville
Miner. Including the one In Thom
aston, Georgia, that merely fancies
It’s working.— Weston Leader,
Tho writer who says there’s no
substitute for brains may be unin-
formed as to what Olin
___ ______
Miller __ is
using.—Weston Leader.
Another way to add to the num
ber of unemployed is for the boss
to take a vacation.—Thomaston
(Ga.) Tinies.
With reference to the old ques
tion of liquor control, we Imagine
it will be about the same after pro
hibition. Some will control liquor
and liquor will control others. Olin
Miller in Thomaston (Ga.) Times.
A gossip Jumps on a man when
he’s down, but only when he’s out.
Thomaston Times.
A necessity Is something you
manage somehow to get along
without in order to buy a luxury.
Thomaston Times.
Note to Santa: If you are going
JusttheThing
forYour
Holiday
Roasts
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(Continued from page two)
j last year's lettermen lost by gradu
ation. Chuck's absence will mean
a loss in offensive strength, though
' the reserves this year will probably
i make It easier to fill his place than
would have been the case last sea-
I son. As an all-around floor man
and a “crack” shot. Chuck was hard
to beat. Gilbert, although not a
regular, was always on hand and
could be depended upon to fight
every minute he was on the floor.
This year’s regular squad will be
composed of seven lettermen,
I backed up by plenty of good re-
i serves. In the forward l>ositions
Bud Reinking—whom almost any
coach would like to see reporting |
for a few seasons—and Don Forbes, ,
who, though lacking Reinking's ex
perience. has a southpaw that looks
| talented, should provide some i
' thrills. Hess, veteran center, is big- ’
j ger and Is expected to be better!
this year. Cal Lusk, another vet-1
eran. la capable of holding down
any guard Job, if ho can be per
suaded to remember that basket
ball and football techniques arc two
very different things and can keep
his grades out of the red Ink.
Last but not least, there's Roger I
Card, perhaps the smallest guard i
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MEDFORD, OREGON
CONDENSED STATEMENT
October 25, 1933
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts___ __ ______
Bonds, state, municipal, etc..........
Banking house ________ __ ____
Furniture and fixtures....................
Other real estate........ „....................
United States bonds.... «574,000.00
Cash and due from
ether banka .............. 659,590.71
LIABILITIES
«545,965.84
391,147.88
75,250.00
13,754.50
8.00#
Capital stock .........
Surplus .............. —
Undivided profits ..
National currency .
1100,000.00
75.000.00
29,102.57
99,997.50
Deposits
1,955,616.86
1,233,590.71
«2.259,716.93
12,259,716.93
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to need an additional bag thia sea
son, we wish you’d take the one
we’ve been holding so long.—Thom
aston (Ga.) Times.
Even if the administration hasn’t
been able yet to provide Jobs for
all the unemployed, it has put
enough steam shovels to work to
entertain them—Thomaston (Ga.)
Times.
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