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P m * * The Jacksonville Miner THE JACKSONVILLE MINER NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S BALE t Fubllslwd Wwkiy st JACKSONVILLE. OREGON Seen in a Daze feet; thence west 150 feet, thence south K0 feet; thence east 150 feet to the place of begin ning. Dated this 8th day of February, Ry virtue of an execution in l*Y>recloaure duly Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for OFFICIAL «WSFAFE« OF JACKSONVILLE WALTER J. OLMSCHEID, the County of Jackson, to tn<> dlr Shorlff ut Jacksou County, ected and dated on the «th day of WOOES Oregon. February, 1934, tn a certain action Ilv Olga Anderson, Deputy. therein, wherein Jackson County KREMIHP Building and l.oan Association. an (Feb 9 18 IS, Mar I) MAW* LiONAND NALL. Oregon building and loan corpora SOU TÍMT5 THEM By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT í] OUST UKE ■ AUDI SCSI .. OHE HAS A tion us Plaintiff, recovered judg In tbs County Court of thè County ENÖLISH TtA(Ht of Jackson In and for ths ment against Frank Roberts und SU/EET vttve MONK JACKSONVILLE 141 ■Whicker Bill Blair busy with Netta Roberts the defendants, for Stata of Oregon LOOKS -0 ME canopener and hammer erecting an the sum of 12500.00 lose the sum In the Metter of thè Eetate of Ar- oil house for O. W. Godward. "Ev of 1333.54 paid on Stock, loss the M0i?6 thur R. Thompson, Doceaeed: erything over 70 Is ngoin' to be sum of *K0.72 accrued earnings on NOTICE TO CREDITORS lot ked In here after curfew on Sat xaiil stock, being the sum of Notice lx hereby given that Net unlay nights," was th» warning Bill *2088.74, pl uh Interest on *2500.00 gave to members of the Sunnyside from the 26th iluy of August, 1933, tle L. Thompson, the undersigned, by an order duly entered in the A. C. to the 14th duy of A iikuh I. 1933. uhove entitled court and matter baa tU the rate of IO*'r per annum, be Alice lloefs placing a big cross ing the Hinn of *1*42.18, |>1 uh Inter I...... duly appointed and now Is the lx) in front of her postmaster title est on *2088 74 from the 14th duy duly qualified and acting Adminis and getting around to some wel of August, 1933, to the date hereof tratrix of th«< nbove named dece (Continued from page one) dent's eslato. All persons having come resting. at the rate of 10'i per unnum, be- claims against said decedent or his county treasury, that was reopen I Ing the sum of *8« i)«. plus *5.00 ed? We'll give you three yesses Ihin'l (boone) Shues worming two 1 for coiitlnuution of abstract of eslato ure hereby required to pre ''genuine wild milliards” with u ' title, p I iih iutereat on judgment nt sent the same, with proper vouch There is some talk of Medford's ers, to snld administratrix at the spade and elbow creaks. I 10'', per annum With coats und office or her attorney, II K. Hanna, chief of police. Clatous McCredie, • ! disbursements taxed nt one hun 32 North Central avenue, ill Med running for sheriff this spring. One Local talent mentally warming dred eighty five und no-IOOths ford, Jackson county, Oregon, with thing. Clat may be a goot shot, up Its baseball arm and knocking 1*185.00) dollars. und the further. in >lx months from tile date of this but he certainly makes a poor tar homo runs out of the lot |iuim of thirty three und 95-IOOths' nolle». get. e [ (*33.35) dollars, ns attorney's fees,! Dated and first published Febru Moon coming over the mountain which judgment was enrolled and ary 2. 1934 Which reminds us. About the and down its side at one and the docketed In the Clerk's office of NETTIE U THOMPSON, only mud slinging in the state that sani» time. . lid Court III -aid Cl..... tv Uli till ' Administratrix really pays is here in Jacksonville, 5th day of February, 1934. (Fell 2-9 I «23) where the mud is flung into sluice Mayor Wes Hnrtniun with Notice 1s hereby given that, pur boxes. eyes and ears open. W suant to the terms of the said exe Heinie Fluhrer, the whole-baked Talk of The Miner becoming the cution. I will on tho 10th day of Medford manufacturer, has been object of a damage suit because March. 1934, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., spinning a tale about bread this a story about a no-pinch pinched nt the front door of the Courthouse In tho City of Medford, in Jackson 1 week. (D.M.D.) • County, Oregon, offer for snle and Back-yard mines getting thicker will sell at public miction for cash You can't get up in the world than ever, even if the town had looking, or talking, down. been “ mined out” years ago. Moat to the highest bidder, to satisfy, of the 50x100 sourdoughs looking suld judgment, together with tho, costs of this snle, subject to re-' Mileage fees along the road to pretty well-fed, too. dem pt ion ns provided by law, all [ • hell are higher than a salesman's most liberal expense account. (We John Pernoil maintaining hl* rec of the right, title und interest that Opposite Post Office 9. \v ho does have quite ord of paying up his subscription tho said defendants. Frank Roberta could have written Moore about and Notts Roberts, hud on the I enough nerve to stay away from on the dot every year. mileage fees, but decided that was Jacksonville school for a whole week? i 29th day of January. 1927, or now enough.) 10. Who in the student body has The bootlegger's principal handi i have In and to tho following de MSMMMMMtMttSeMeSeSMMMSSesSSSSMMSSSSMSSSMetSMSSSMSSSSSSSSeSeMSMVSSSSSSSeeSSMSSeMMSetSMMSSoaetstSSMSOSSSSSSMSSSIISSSSMSSS* a mammoth brain? Farmers have been in hot water Volume 1 cap will be the principle, if any. of scribed property, situated in the JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Number 18 11. Who has been requested to the liquor consumer. — Weston County of Jackson, State of Ore- r ao long now they are commencing gon, to-wit: use his head? to get hard-boiled. Leader. -Better Quality” I •SSSMMSMOSMS(**•«*••••<ttSISSMIMAM**«••••••••»••ISSISSR• 12. Who does not like to be the 1« UPPER GRADE STUDENTS 85 feet Commence at a point center of attraction when Mr. Coe ON HONOR ROLL i The High Prospector : conies into the office during sixth Falling in line with the alpha North of the Southeust corner of betical tendency, we have what Published Weekly in Lot 1. In Block 3 In Burr's Addi period? Pupils in the upper grades who should be the most eloquent of all The Jacksonville Miner tion to the Town (now City) of MEDFORD EXCHANGE 13. Who would rather yodel than NOTICE OF STREET CLOSING initial insignias for the state pub are on the honor roll for the third by Students of Medford In said County and Notice is hereby given, that study? 39 8. Front Phons 931 six weeks period are Genevieve X lic utilities commissioner—P-U. Jacksonville High School State, and run thence North KO 14. Who cares more for "The ■ School District No. 1 has filed u ■—....... ■ I Kent Mary Kent, Jimmie Wright, .Editor I Miner" than for handing in his as petition with the city council of Helen Lamb Celery and salary have one thing and Norma Jean Arnold, fifth Jacksonville. Oregon, asking that Elizabeth White Assist. Editor : signments? in common, at least. They both are grade; George Edens. Delores Audrey Metzger Manager i Answers will appear In this col "E” street, from the northeast cor Smets, Irene Nunn. Charles Coff the cause of a lot of disturbance. : ner of lot 7, block 68. to Intersec man. Thelma Martin. Bruce Metz Rei>orters: Hannah Nunn, Grace : umn next week.) tion of Eighth street, and Seventh Branam, Grace Winningham, ger. sixth grade; Harold White. E. Hemmila. of the Rialto flicker Melva Anderson. Frances Clark, I : Vyron Bostwick. Paul Hess, _ Through an error which the High street between D and E streets bo temple, declares that a drunken op seventh grade; Naomi Smith and Madeleine Metzger. Prospector regrets, the name of vacated; and notice Is further given erator always goes around The storm hss been w«Athsr«d. The sky Is clearing. John Nunn, a freshman, was omit that March 6. 1934. at the hour of Mary Branam, eighth grade. news reel. 8:00 o'clock p.m, at the city ball ------------ •------------ Trade winds blow fair and the nation Is back on the from WHAT LITTLE FRESH- ted from last week's high scholas BALLADS PROVE DIFFICULT j MAN? . . . MARION VOGEL fran- tic standing honor roll. John's In aforesaid city and state. Is set course, full steam ahead, for the port of full recov Some youngsters have to be I tlcally searching for a wife . . . grades, two I's and two Il's, were for the time and place of final con ery. It Is now time for a material expression of full sideration of same. given detention by officials simply topped by those of only one other The seniors almoat met their because they weren't given enough Waterlo last week when they were CONNIE COMBEST desparingly student in the school. Hannah Any person interested may meet confidence In the captain on the bridge. That mesne stating. "IT'S A LONG WAY TO attention at home. with the city council at that time to resume normal buying, to put money to wor*. to requested by Miss Fenwick to mem WALK TO FOREST CREEK" . . . Nunn, senior, his sister. CITY OF JACKSONVILLE orize two ballads, and by Mr. Nee MAE (WEST) MANKIN giving ad cease hoarding, to enjoy a full life of normal oom Southern Oregon’s state police to review for the semester civica By RAY COLEMAN. vice to the lovelorn . . . "SPARKY” forts and, to express confidence by helping to make captain should enter politics. He examination. Recorder EDENS writing nursery rhymes in (Feb 9 16 23 Mar 2) would be Bown to win any race. business better. In our business of banking, we feel Miss Fenwick asked that every class . A first class imitation of that we can serve you in an efficient manner. Wo member of the English IV class Elenor CLARK given in the of It is our guess that state-owned memorile the ballad “Get Up and fice during sixth period . . . HOT solicit your patronage. liquor stores, in addition to fur Bar the Door," and one other of SHOTS from the student body tot Tile last two of the massive black nishing fire-water, will furnish hts own choice. Such simple bal ing wood into the basement . . .1 walnut trees at the Frank Camer plentw «C fireworks every lote aa tho** of th* Middle E m - CAL LUSK tn “circulation" again llsh period proved too difficult for FUNERAL PARLORS . . VONETTA’S letters causing on ranch which have borne nuts and given shade since over 80 the seniors of 1934. DEPOSITS INSURED "TURKEY RED” complexions. Medford. Oregon Thank heaven Mr. Quad, and not ________ __ The civics semester examination. ••ears ago. when Mr. Cameron's Art (hie) Powell of the Central coming two weeks _ late, ________ interfered WHOZIT mother, Mrs. E. J. Cameron, now Point American hell-boxes, 2._______ , __ _ of the stu- _ has with the memory work of Medford, planted the nuts, have charge of Skeezix Wallet’s country- , dents. It proved so disastrous that 1. Who has to be isolated so that been felled for shipment to man shop apprenticeship. Art is an old- Miss Fenwick had to speak to Mr. he can do his work? ufacturing centers in foreign cities. timer with a one-stick capecity ' Nee about ft. 2. Who combines business with L. W. Robnett of Crescent City, ------------ •------------- mind, and that’s generally pled. pleasure in nearly every clas every dealer tn rare woods, principally THE"HIGH PROSPECTOR” day? maple, walnut, myrtle, and red With crop reduction plans getting CONGRATULATES 3. Who are the teacher's pets in wood. came here last week to pur results, it looks like the old effic science class? chase the trees, which are valued iency expert is to give way to the Only six members of the student 4. Who always has a smile for at. more than *100 apiece. The old newer deficiency expert. body have birthdays during Feb everyone? trees, cut just beneath the ground ruary, the shortest month In the 5. Who is the busiest student? for the gnarled roots, which are You generally can bring out the year. Maybe that accounts for the 6. Who is the despair of his of particular value for veneering, anima) in man by getting his goat scarcity of birthdays during this teachers and fellow students? have been sawed in seven foot ill-fated month. It is said that Jul 7. Who is so quiet that he is lengths for trucking to Crescent People who put up false fronts ius and Augustus Caesar each took conspicuous? City. Mr. Robnett obtained two sometimes get it in the behind. ! a day from it and added them to 8. Who seems to be the most trees from the Cameron ranch last I their birth months. July and Au- successful "hookey-player"? winter. With profits as high as 81 per ' gust. cent being made from government The students born in February aeronautical purchases, we don't [ are: wonder that the senate investigat Jessie Smith. February 10. ing committee is up in the air. Bertha Morgan. February 11. Elliot Rhoten, February 17. For the first time in their lives, Gladys Gwin, February 22. possibly, unemployed and needy I Ethel Ashley, February 23. are into the pork barrel—the AAA Lewis Norman. February 25. Electricity surplus now being distributed ------------ •------------ throughout the country. Turned Off FOUND IN THE OIGGIN'S Ridiculous to the Sublime Of- The Editor Speaking S. C. PETERS Dentist The High Prospector USED FURNITURE LEGAL NOTICES Full Steam Ahead! Black Walnuts Cut for Foreign Manufactures CONGER Medford National Bank YES YOU CAN SAVE ON YOUR ELECTRIC BILL The HOME GROCERY “SERVES YOU RIGHT” Public Utilities Commissioner Thomas, following a restraining order, will have to whittle ___ ___ on ___ the village bench Instead of other people’s salary for awhile. And we thought the national policy, just now, was to raise wages. Famous Last Words: I think run for sheriff! ------------ •------------ 8TATUE IN FILM rn The nude statue inspired by in cidents in Paramount’s "The Song of Songs,” latest starring film for Marlene Dietrich, was made by S. Cartaino Scarpitta, world-famous Italian sculptor. The picture in which the statue plays an import ant part, was produced by Rouben Mamoulian and is coming Sunday to the Roxy Theatre. 608 EAST MAIN, MEDFORD BUNNY ARNOLD and CORE THA CHURCHILL quarreling over the boy that lives by the LITTLE RED COURT HOUSE . . . ROGER CARD getting his dally marcell CK on Evening ‘Home’Grocery Is Right! PARROTT” There’s a lot of people who have told us we really have a truly superior loaf of bread. We would like to have you, and especially our friend Bill Bolger, take a loaf home and come "Parrot" to other breads. 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One light left on costs less thon one cent an evening and is ex cellent burglar insurance. The difference between on abundance of light for safe, comfortable seeing anywhere in the living room, for al! of the family, ond one small light around which everyone tries to crowd, would save less than enough on the elec tric bill to take the entire fomily to the movies once. Yes, you cen save on your electric bill ... but at what a sacrifice! JUST PHONE 743! I rs C ompany Where you can feel at home—and be at home! We’re neither super-ef ficient, super-ultra or anything else— just good neigh bors ready to serve you right . . at the right price! You will like our store, our ware« and our way of doing business. Conveniently lo cated for many, we are handy to all with our .11L FREE DELIVERY SERVICE (A Special Lot of Low-Grade Lumber Priced for Quick Sale) T ìmber to Save lc PHONE 743 ELE
