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Pag* THE JACKSONVILLE MINER I of two mon who stood high In the ling appeals. Every move la care- esteem of the citizens of this fully entered on the records. Hall’s MllaSsS si record takes nearly a full page in county. JACKSONVILLE. OREGON "Before the supreme court of one of the inusalve ledger» In the California there 1» now pending a office of the clerk of the supreme ciao which perfectly illustrates the I court. It reads auliatantially aa fol- •mem atwsaaata of J acksonville almost Infinite capacity for delay lows: "April 24. clnrk'a transcript filed: inherent In the present Hyatein of May 3. case called, continued to administering criminal Justice. "The case h I iows that rogardlcsa July calendar; Muy 10. file uffl- of the efforts of police, prosecutors, davit for time, motion grunted to EJItw MU MlhMr courts uml Juries, the law In He June H, for filing for reporter's ... A»»l«eett «Iter actual operation affords any crim-, transc oript; Jun« I, ordered on cal- 33, file clerk's sup- Inul with sufficient money to on- etui ar; June 83, •HONE JACKSONVILLE 141 gage attorneys, tho moans to pont- pleniental transcript; June 30, file pone execution of simien«'» until stipulation for continuance to Bac- th«' deterrent effect of punishment rainento, November calendar of Is diminished to tho vmilshing supreme court: July 10, reporter's transcript filed: August IK. appel point. ♦ ♦ ♦ J’VILLE BOWS TO GOLD HILL “On March 10. George Hall, a lant's opening brief filed; Heptem- professional criminal with a pris bar 30, respondent’s brief tiled: Jacksonville high school boya on record, drove Into Yreka. I’rev- October 8, ordered on calendar for went down to defeat nt the bunds lotiHly he had kidnaped a federal November K. case argued nnd sub of Gold Hill last Friday on tho employe and left Ills victim hand mitted. "Will the supreme court find tliut Gold Hill court. cuffed to a tree neur llllt. Police (Continued from page one) Ten minutes of overtime play all along the line wore looking Judge Lutlreli erred In any point? was necessary to convince them for th«' automobile In which II.ill The answer may not ba known for has its own nudist scamp. "Strip that they wen» beaten. When th«« was driving As ho entered Yreka. month», a* tli«« court's calendar is plug, by Jove!" was his terse com- game ended the score was tied at ho was accosted by State Highway j busy amt Hall's case must take Its meat on the present trend. 19. This called for an overtime pe Patrolman Stephen 8. Kent, who turn Hut whatever the result, the ■vr riod of fiv«> minutes. Meanwhile, was wearing hla uniform and on’ murder of Btephen Kent will have Clark Wood, that one-paragraph Walker. Gold Hill forward, came duty at th<> time. Kent had recog been forgotten by all but hla clos aquibater from Weston, has been est frivols before justice I* finally through with a toss which netted nized the car. having a lot of fun lately rendering them two points but Luck. Jackson- “Instantly Hall drew hla gun, (limit out to hla slayer.” Hlsktyou Insull's Greece into bright crack- ville forward. came back with a shot Kent dead, and also killed the News, Yreka, t’allf. lings. long shot that “«wished.'* giving officer’s companion, Lester Qulg them two points. Overtime ended ley. He was captured by sheriffs Good times will be here again with the score again tied at 21-all. deputies after a gun battle. when we can plow under every- Another overtlm«* period was culled. "Hall was promptly charged with other row of plow-underers. This time Gold Hill was not to be murder in an information filed by In the County Court of th* County •. V of Jackaon In and for the denied Kell sank one from the District Attorney Chas. E J ihn- A new plane has been built that State of Oregon middle of the floor, and this was son. and brought to trlnl tutors is said to be capable of traveling at followed by LI ng run's foul shot. The Superior Judge C. J. Luttrell. On In the Matter of the Eetate of Ar- a speed of more than 50«) miles an gun ended the game with tho score April 10, thirty days after tho mur-, thur R. Thompeon, Deceased: hour. Aviation seems to be getting 33 to 26. J'ville on the short end. der. tho jury found him guilty mid NOTICE TO CREDITORS along at a pretty good clip these Lusk. J'ville forward, was high- condemned him to hang. The Jury Notice is hereby given that Net days. point man for the locals with eight, deliberated only 20 minutes. tle U Thompson, tho undersigned, followed closely by Hess, who made “Up to this point, justice had by an order duly entered in tho More than seven million dollars seven counters. moved with comparative swiftness above entitled court and matter has of CWA funds have been poured Reinklng's guarding was the out Hut Hull*» attorneys Immediately been duly api«olnted and now Is the into Oregon to date, giving Oregon standing feature of the game. Tho filed notice of appeal, citing 10 al duly qualified and acting Adminis ians relief from everything but the last half was featured by numor- leged errors on the part of tho trial tratrix of tho above ii » iiim I dece CWA critics, who can always play ous fouls being called on both Judge This, Incidentally, Is a com <i nt'« dutili«' Ml P«MM having a mean game of checkers—over teams. Jacksonville making only paratively simple appeal. Scores of claims against aald decedent or hla time when he went on a raisin cain someone's shoulder. five out of 16 free throws, while 'errors’ are cited In many cases estate aro hereby required to pre- I spree. Gold Hill netted six of their pos Tho supremo court must pnss upon sent th«« same, with proper vouch The Weston (OreJ Leader hints sible 11. each one of them. Thia business er«. to said administratrix at the that no small portion of the farm HOORAY FOR BEN FRANKLIN! This loss puts Jacksonville in of getting ‘errors’ Into a case Is office of her attorney, 11 K. Hanna, allotment funds have been used for JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Number 17 second place. Central Point Is hold like a chess game, with the defense 38 North Central avenue. In Med Volume 1 Early to bed. early to rise the purchase of new automobiles. »•••(•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••gMItMMeMtMtltlttMmi ing down high honors with a 100 attorneys concentrating their of- ford. Jackson county, Oregon, with these crooner Makes a man miss If the farmer is headed for the I per cent. HlUIMIUIHIIHIHNMMNMMItlUinBWMIlHHIIHHMIilHiiH forts on trapping the judge into in six months from th<< dale of this guys. : poor-farm, as claimed, he will at FEWER FLUNKS. FEWER TOP ♦ ♦ ♦ a false move that might lead to a notice. : least be able to arrive there in GRADES MARK FALL SEMESTER : SUGGEST NEW DRAPES FOR reversal. Judging from their behavior, it I Hi ted sod first published Febru style. REPORT CARD RETURNS HERE Published Weekly in SEWING ROOM WINDOWS "Judge Luttrell denied Hall a ' ary 2, 1934 looked as though some of the cele The Jacksonville Miner chang«* of venue. This Is cited as NETTIE L THOMPSON, We suppose those farmers whose brants Tuesday night thought it I By Grace Branam I by Students of With shocked expressions regis an error. He refused a postpone Administratrix. windmills stand idle from a lack was their own birthday they were Their final grades for the first Jacksonville High School -: tering on their faces and pictures ment of trial. Hall's lawyers ask I Feb 2-9-16 331 of breeze will be greatly interested celebrating. semester were received by Jack- j of the sowing rovtu in their minds, the supremo court to declare thia .i ■ e------------ Editor in the new air-flow model cars. sonville high school students last : Helen Lamb We see by the Thomaston Times the County Court of ths County Elizabeth White Assist. Editor i, the staff dashed for the principal's an 'abuse of discretion.* Friday. January 26. office last Friday. To consult the "Hall remained mute when ar* of Jackson In and for ths Arguments have been put forth that the mayor has signed an ordi Although, according to Milton E. I : Audrey Metzger............. Manager j principal wasn't the prevailing pur ralgnod He refused even to plead State of Oregon that there is no penalty for non nance forbidding the "keeping of Coe. principal, fewer failing grades : Reporters: Hannah Nunn, Grace i pose, however. The all-important guilty or not guilty, no tho court! In the Mattar of the Estate of Branam, Grace Winningham, : payment of taxes in Oregon. There hogs or pigs in said city during were given this semester than for Vyron Bostwick, Paul Hess, : idea was to seek a lens distracting ordered a general plea of 'not. Carl E. Palmer, Oscsassd: is plenty of penalty, alright. Trou certain months of each year.” We the same period last year, there refuge. : guilty* to b«< entered for him Later. I NOTICE TO CREDITORS Madeleine Metzger. ble is, it is the schools and other suppose Clark Wood has several were few high grades, also. This The staff's retreat had quite ob he refused to accept a pica of ’not | Notice la hereby given that Elton good places in mind where Olin civic needs that are penalized. We latter condition may be accounted viously been used an a dressing milltv by reason of Insanity.' hold-, seem to have taxation without rep Miller can spend his vacations. for by the fact that so many stud ticing, there will be prizes awarded room. Shoes, dresses, stockings and Ing »hat It should have been made Hod Kes hat been appointed and resentation—enough of us not being ents were enrolled last term for for those who submit the three best other personal property wan strewn In the first Instance. Hall’s law-' now la the duly qualified and acting So far as gangsters are con represented on the county tax col five subjects instead of the usual solutions of the mystery. The first I none too artistically on every chair. vers claim that tho judge should administrator of the estate of the cerned. might has been right, but four. above named decedent. All persona lector’s books. prize will be a subscription to the In spite of this, some credit must have entered this plea for him. and having claim« against said decedent with the move government has High honors for the fall term “High Prospector” for the remain-| be given the girls' basketball team that Hall was therefore deprived or hie estate are hereby required The line of reasoning used by taken against kidnaping and racke went to the following students who der of the term. The second prize for not draping their articles of of a 'right.* teering. it looks as though might received as final semester grades to present the same, with proper some people is pretty crooked. will be a 12 weeks subscription, dress over the windows. soon will mean only maybe. "The court denied certain de- [ voucher», to tho undersigned ad nothing lower than 2’s: and the third prise, a six weeks sub ♦ ♦ ♦ fenae challenges 'for cause' of proa-' ministrator, at tho office of II. K. According to physiologists, the Lucille Flitcroft. Howard Kiek- SELECT SENIOR PLAY CAST •»octlve jurors. Another error, the; Hanna. 32 North Central avenue, And as a special award for crim hoefer. Helen Umb, Hannah Nunn, scription. more wrinkles one gets In their Papers should be typed or writ- . brief avers. The court refused to; Medford In Jackaon county, Oregon, brain, the less chance there is of inals. we move that all state gov Valerie Pierce. Marion Wiltse. ten legibly in ink. on one side of When the sen lor meeting was ernments give their hoodlums -Ivo certain instruction« requested within «lx month« from the data of the brain folding un on them. A list of the students whose service stripes—enough to decorate grades did not go below 3's is as the paper, and should not be more called Thursday at 1 o'clock, neith by the defendant. Another error' thin notice. '^g than SOO words in length. er the president nor the vice presi There are other, and even more Dated and first published Jan- follows; -ill»», there is a world of differ whole suits. „ . | Deadline for contestants Is 4 dent knew the purpose of it. technical. |>olnta raised In the ap 1 nary 12. 1934. ence between biting back, and back- Avadna Ayers. P Kussell Ayers, o«ctocki Friday. February 9. 1934. It developed, however, that tho ties I if we continue along Ryron Backes. Maxine ELTON I’ODOEH. biting, but both leave a bad taste Boone, Vy 'copies of the play, "Molly's Aunt." "With a life at stake, justice J Administrator. in the mouth. this varicose vein. Would you call ron Bostwick. Ida Bowman. Grace I Have you ever heard how the had come and the seniors were all moves with extreme care in hand- (Jan 12, 19. 2«. Feb 2) | a “ suysier shyster lawyer who wno makes manes a llv- in Branam. Lillian Brown, Ethel Caul- haunted sentry box. near San Juan, ' excited. It seemed that play was the With another election in the off- ing pry,n* of lvhe “can i” klns, Joyce Durham. Ivan Good- Porto Rico, got its name? In the pet aversion of nearly all the boys. ing, we are reminded that where ! can-openers? Calling crooks names man.’ Alberta‘Harte? Alic’e "Madson. [“!‘_o„wJn.g1 J»™™!»»« the »‘»O’ «• Mr Coe said that if the class had one candidate will come plain, an I doesn't hurt them much, but night- Vonetta Ruprecht, Gage Sandeon. briefly told: decided to present a play, he wished I sticks and stony-hearted juries can At the old Spanish fort of San other will complain. A bumper crop Dorothy Stephenson. Homer Smets, they would go through with It, and : of hopefuls Is expected this year; break through their bone-heads, if Marion Vogel, Grace Winningham. Cristobal, near San Juan, Porto that the leading character would that is. there will be so many seek you like your wisdom in knee-pants Audrey Metzgar, Lewis Norman. Rico, there stands a deserted tower not drop out after the first month's known as La Garita del Diablo, or practice. ing public office they will be bump phrases. June Peebler. the haunted sentry box. ing into one another on every cor ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. Coe also announced that Han- LUCKILY, THIS COLUMN CAN EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS TEAM The fort was built back In the ner. SUPPORT NO CENSOR ANY days when Spain ruled Porto Rico ; nah Nunn would be valedictorian. TAKES CENTRAL POINTERS and the waters of the Caribbean I and Ix>wls Norman would be saluta- Somewhere, no doubt, there is a THING ELSE . torian of the class. -------------- •-------------- were infested with pirates. fish ladder of success for the suck Since then the cast for the play (By Grace Winningham) One night the sentinel who had BROTHER, YOU 8AID A REAL ers. The girls basketball team of the the first watch In the sentry box has been selected, and Is as fol MOUTHFUL ABOUT ’EM THEN seventh and eighth grades won a lows: mysteriously disappeared. As his; Upper Columbia riverltes seem Denman Griggs—Marlon Vogel. victory over the Central Point team ' gun was found leaning against the want or those inclined to lock Bonneville's horse "Refusal notice.” Every editor last Friday afternoon. Chubby Jones—Albert Olson. wall, it was supposed that be had «ntncihititr something li light, hut yet power before their hope of inland has received such notices, through Fred Fitzgerald—Roger Card. Marcella Mitchell shot three bas fallen into the water below, but he i navigation facilities becomes Just the postoffice, observes the Bristle kets near the end of the game. Marietta Griggs -Adella Vogel, nourishing, then we suggest | was never found. A few weeks later water over the dam. Ridge Bugle, which goes on: Molly Griggs—Valera Winning Players on the Jacksonville team another sentinel placed on guard hi i '^g Snider’s Cottage Cheese. Kcal “For instance there is. we shall were Melva Anderson, center; Dor- ham. A New York psychologist states say. a man by the name of Henry . othy Hilton, side-center; Freda ¡ the same box vanished. The sol-' Jane Cabell—Bernadlne Arnold. tasty, it lends itself to a num that insanity has increased 30 per K. Binkus. Henry refused to take Butcher and Mary Branam, guards, ! (tiers became alarmed at the' Seraphfny Peabody — Hannah strange happenings in the tower ber of appetizing salads. Order cent during the past 10 years, chief his copy of the Bugle out. of the and Juanita Tice, forward. A month passed. Then one foggy | Nunn. ly due to the worry pushed onto Dostoftlce. He did not care for it ♦ ♦ * some today. us by "worry mongers.” We nomi any more. We wondered what was MAGIC BEANSTALK’ OPERETTA night, when the officer of the guard nate for first place among worry wrong with Friend Binkus. Upon TO BE PRESENTED IN MARCH had groped his way to the tower : and called "Centinelas! A1erta!"| | 5 mongers those advertisers who at investlgtaion of subscription rec there came no reply of "Alerta es- tempt to make us ill at ease with ords we found that Binkus, who had "Magic Beanstalk," an operetta, toy!” from the sentry box. Was the such kindnesses as “your best ordered the paper along from year will be given the latter part of! of OTHER PEOPLE friends won’t tell you,” "four out of to year (will pay for it sure; don’t March by the seventh and eighth! sentinel asleep? The officer climbed I : up into the tower to Investigate. five have it,” "though you never let me miss a copy) was behind to grade pupils. A few of the children : As on the two former occasions. ' BROUGHT CLOSE TO HOME run for a streetcar, you might have the tune of |7.50. He had stopped in the fifth and sixth grades also' he found that the sentinel had dis- ______ __ people _ _____ : At last _ the of ___ the ______ nation dreaded athlete’s foot,” and so on, the paper as a matter of economy will take part in the play. appeared, and that he^had Jeft ^1» at) we]| aH the metropolitan news- : PHONE 203—MEDFORD far into complete uncomfortable to the Bugle, it would seem. This three-act play is about a gun leaning against the wall. But : “* * ”papers are demanding that unnec i ness. "A few evenings ago we stepped sailor boy who came home and j H999«MM9««**«4^><*(H9* -w-C into church and Henry’s melodious found his mother poverty-stricken. on this occasion be found on the essary delays in legal procedure be It was a black day for little voice rang out loud and clear in He sells the family cow for a few floor of the "garita” a small cross, eliminated, and that Justice be Herbie Grey Tuesday, and his the song, ‘Jesus Paid Tt All.’ We beans. This causes his friends to^ and he thought that he smelled the dealt out with more dispatch. The chances of getting a dog for his might have been mistaken, but his ridicule him. This play is taken odor of sulphur. That settled it: San Jose lynchings brought forc own dwindled decidedly. His pappa earnestness impressed us. The next I from the story, "Jack and the Bean the devil was carrying off the sen ibly to the minds of ali that nome- tinels. thing must be done to correct tho was trapped while impersonating a day we sent Henry a receipt in full Stalk.” The story spread rapidly through present system by which punish- post and now favors a prohibitive and begged his pardon for not ♦ + ♦ the fort. Thereafter not a soldier ment is evaded or deiayed until dog tax. knowing he had made such an ar FOUND IN THE DIGGIN’S could be found who would stand uji '^g all connection between the crime rangement for caring for his lia MARGARET EDENS trudging guard in such a place. As a result, an<j j],e penalty has vanished. Art (hie) Powell may have come bilities.”—Pleasant Hill (Kansas) dismally homeward after a belated "La Garita del Diablo” was closed The following outline of the Hall into undue respect because of this Times. excuse . . . MR. COE playfully and allowed to fall into ruin. ------------ o------------- murder case which was carried column. Early in the week some ♦ + + one asked us if he really was an old Sunday In a San Francisco paper. A movie patron arose during the throwing chalk . . . RUSSEL AIRS READING Is typical of hundreds of cases, but soak, or was the (hfc) merely showing of a recent picture and I receiving the honorable appoint-! I ment as chief fly-catcher . . . BET It brings the prevailing conditions irony? We must confess that, orn shot himself. Just as bad luck TY HALL after asking MISS FEN (An Editorial) sharply to the minds of Siskiyou ery as Art is, he is a teetotaler— would have it, he wasn’t the guy WICK if people should be punished the nearest approach he ever made who drums with his fingers on the To many students reading means county people, because tho crime ¡for things they didn’t do, announc-' an hour of pleasure over a wild happened hero and cost the lives to imbibing grape wine being one back of our seat.—Olin Miller. ing that she didn’t do her Latin . . . CORETHA and “RIP” APPLE-’ BAKER enjoying the spring fever! ... THE JACKSONVILLE HIKING! SQUAD suffering from the effects of a two-mile hike . . . PRESTON CARD coming to school to TRY IT AGAIN! | west thriller or the comics In ths daily paper Offer them aomethlug f «-Ise to read and they cull you a "scholar" or turn up their no*«'« | with the remark. "Who want« to read that ’dead stuff*?' If there were no school library ■ It might serve as an excuse for less reading. Hut the school has a It i brary of some 900 volumes and takes a goodly number of current maKuxin«*s. many of them quite in teresting. Some day when you are twid dling your thumbs Investigate the magusino supply nnd see if you can't enjoy yourself and learn something ut the same time. The Jacksonville Miner Ground Hog Day Special The Editor Speaking LEGAL NOTICES The High Prospector The High Prospector ! I I I “Pick-Up Lunch! F I i VIEWS SNIDER’S Dairy and Produce Calling You to Your Garden . . . and Calling for Replacements in Your Buy Your Lumber Now! PRICES ARE GOING HIGHER Delay Will Cost You More Money THINGS YOU NEED + + + PROSPECTOR STAFF WILL SPONSOR STORY C0NTE8T ______ Here’s a challenge to your Ima ginations (a source of material for narration) to devise a story that will solve the mystery of the haunted sentry box. To make the contest more en- NEED THEM . . WHEN YOU HERE AT HOME! 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