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THE JACKSONVILLE MINER Pag« 1 Netta Roberta the defendants, for th« turn of $2500.00 leas the sum of $332.64 paid on slock, less the Sw*ll»M4 W h II> M sum of $80 72 accrued earnings on JACKSONVILLE, OREGON suld «lock, being the sum of $2086 74. plus Interest on $250000 ♦ ♦ ♦ from the 26th day of August. 1932, •rnciAi NtwVAPta er jackmnvilli ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK’S to the I4tli day of August. 1933, "WHOZIT" at tho rate of 10’’. per annum, be ing tho sum of $242.18, plus inter Billy Lorton. est on $2086.74 from tho 14th day Mr. Nee. Russell Ayrea and Grace Bran i of August, 1933, to tho date hereof By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT | al the rat« of 10", per annum, be Illg III«' >UHI of $8i>'.III, plus $!i'H) iTS glóHriWEMTìH MI hh Currin ' for < <mtInuatlon of abstract of RHONE JACKSONVILLE 141 Advlla Vogel. Emil Britt getting his picture W-1 HBAßlAE title, plus Interest on judgment at Wendell Matheny taken for Diamond Jubilee pub |0'-, per annum with coats and p/ANE Norman Carothers. licity. $jtMiHr Pe disbursements taxed at one hun Ivan Goodman. Twr .. dred eighty five and no-IOOtba Audrey Metzger. lhtn'1 (Boone) Shuss eating rad ($185.00) dollars, and the further May Mnnklns. ishes from his garden more than a MV nun of thirty throe nnd 35-1 Dot ha IL Waytie Combest. week ago. Ä up fóto ($33 35) dollars, us attorney's fees, 12. Valera Winningham which Judgment was enrolled and 13 Cal Luak. Issle McCully and George Merritt docketed In tho Clerk's office of 14 Vyron Boatwick The Editor Speaking sauntering along Medford afreets. mi «---------- anld Court In said County ou tho 6th day of February. 1934. Ray Coleman and his usual good (Continued from page one) Propaganda Notice la hereby given that, pur nature. to be made by the state in recent suant to the terms of the anld exe years will be in alcohol. pro- Th« p«rusal of propaganda Juke Shafer driving hla big gray cution, I will on the 10th day of -wxF’ posed by (he eminent Divine of March, 1934, nt 10:00 o'clock a. m, touring car. Clark Wood, that Westoner with New York. Bishop Cannon, designed e nt the front door of the Courthouse the une-paragraph composing stick, One of Maude Pool’s goldfish hid to advance the cause of prohibition In the City of Medford. In Jackson declares an Olin stone gathers too und religion during tho ensuing County. Oregon, offer for sale and ing under the sofa. many cobwebs. And nearly every year, puts us In mind of Bantus and i will sell ut public auction for cash e time Clark takes his stick in hand, The Odd Fellows preparing for his dory wife. Bantus, while read to the highest bidder, to satisfy his pal Miller down In Thomaston another old-time daneo tonight at ing the paper, encountered the said Judgment, together with the gets stuck with it. word "propaganda,” which was too costa of thia ante, subject to re the Jacksonville hall. touch for bln comprehension After demption us provided by law. nil -ixT The automobile may have sup- llay Wilson wondering what col puzsling over It quite a while, he of the right, title und Interest that planted the horse, but it has in- or the holes would be painted tn called his wife. "Dinah," he Inquir the anld defendants. Frank Roberta creased horseplay. We seem to have the trellis which has l>een built ed. "does you know whut din word and Not tn Roberts, had on the ’propaganda' means?" replaced horse sense with gasoline across the street. 29th day of January, 1927, or now “Well. Rastua," she refilled, "you have In and to the following de cents. members when I'»« trahrld wld | scribed property, situated in the column, so here goes—OLE OL Henry, we had two chllluns And County of Jackson, State of Oro Although few of them are poor SON! OLE DUSON! OLE OLSON! when Use niahrid wld Sambo, we gon. to-wlt: fish, many Grangers are getting . . BANGS going over with a hud tree chllluns. And now I'ae been strung by (he Gill. BANG! . ERNEST McWAIN inahrld wld you for tower yearn! èxT Commence at a point 85 foot skipping school to keep from "GET and we halnt got no chllluns at all. | North of the Southeast corner of One reason kidnaping has in TING UP AND BARRING THE Dut orta show you do fac' dat I’ae( l.ot I. Iti Block I In Barr’s Addi creased so tremendously in recent DOOR” . . . RUSSEL trying to a proper goosu. but you halnt de1 tion to the Town (now City) of months is because law enforcement think of a synonym for CALKINS proper gander." in this country has become law en- Modford in said County and Which very lucid explanation . . . COM BEST and SWEDE get farcement. When people say a law State, and run thence North KO causes us to wonder if the afore ting stuck on Forest Creek. is a good law. what they really feet; thence west ltd) feet, has. at birth, an equal chance to said eminent Bishop Canon Is the ♦ ♦ ♦ mean is that it READS good. ! thence south KO feet; thence east become Public Enemy No. 1. proper gander for the flock of hu WHOZIT -*xr 160 feel to the place of begin -«xT man geese who seem to be unable Give a man enough rope and he’ll ning. from the marital mixups •*a *t**4»««i*Itt4tl**4iHi*»**4*4»t**»»••*»•**««•••■••*•*****«*««t»t**•««**»*«*••*•444444444I•«(•«*••«•••4i*«*«•<«**•«• i «« i •«•••«*•*•**«••*••*■*«•* Doesn't get up in time to put on to think for themselves, and accept hang himself. But give him enough in Judging Dnted thia 6th day of February, Hollywood, film stars seem to Volume 1 hla silly gabble as (he last woid In 1 : i JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Number 19 his socks tn the morning? vocal cord and he’ll go one better— believe in love on slight. righteousness — J. C Reynolds. two trousers for his Wears WALTER J OLMSCHEID. he’ll turn crooner. ----------- O----------- i months? •*44*******«4****4**********************«*************»*************ti Sheriff of Jackson County, Funny how faithless a following “The noblest kind of giving I n in the freshman class who CHEWING GUM Oregon Human nature being what it is, can be. sometimes. A week ago giving up." says the Christian those devastating dimples? The High Prospector By Olga Anderson, Deputy we are certain the world will not Roosevelt’s admirers couldn’t praise Monitor. Thia view, how Science sign- Chewing gum in school is a dan That unes hin Jacket for a 9 16 33. Mar 2) improve with age. We are equally him high enough. Now many of gerous ever, may not be shared by ocean I Feb pastime for high school stu Published Weekly in board ? certain it will not go to the dogs. them, who tripled their money a dents two reasons. First, it gets That has a partnership In a voyagers - Weston U-adcr The Jacksonville Miner the County Court of ths County If one man succeeds in lengthening few years ago in atr stock without you in for trouble by Students of you are caught match making business? of Jackson In and for ths life, another invents a way to an even turning a hand, are certain he by the teacher; if and "Dr Irving Usher says there are her walks to school with second, it is Jacksonville High School That State of Oregon nihilate more men. When we travel has become a merciless dictator. To not sanitary. It may be wrapped only 20 people In the world who the big sister so she can share tn in fast conveyances we have to our mind, all Roosevelt has dem in celloph’ne. but do you know In the Mstter of the Estate of Ar- understand the moaning of money. ” lollypops? STAFF spend n.ore of our time paying for onstrated is that the president of bow the dictionary defines gum? *hur R. Thompson, Deceased: That says, "! know you don't Well. It often talks a strange lun Editor them. The wagon was slow and the United States is a bit bigger It says that gum is a rubber over = Helen Lamb NOTICE TO CREDITORS guage.—Woston Leader. like me? ” : Elizabeth White Asst. Editor = cumbersome, but it gave time for than the president of a powerful shoe. After this it may be wise Notice is hereby given that Net That Bpends a blissful hour In 1 = Audrey Metzger Manager i sober reflection, relaxation and was corporation. Doubtless all those air to think twice before chewing gum. tle L. Thompson, tho undersigned, the morning writing those ducky inexpensive to own and operate. mail carriers who were on the up = Reporters: Hannah Nunn. Grace : little notes? LEGAL NOTICES by an order duly entered In the — The Bruin ■Whatever the state of mechanical and up will come out all right in : Branam. Grace Winningham, j above entitled court and matter haa That comes to school every Mon ♦ ♦ ♦ perfection, or science, human ele the end. Mr. Roosevelt is nobody’s, : Madeleine Metzger, Marion Vo- ; day morning with a hangover? NOTICE OF STREET CLOSING been duly ap|>olnted and now is the STUDENTS NOT HAMPERED ments offset both advancement and fool and has displayed very good f gel, Fred Coffman. Notice la hereby given that duly qualified and acting Adinlnla- ♦ ♦ ♦ BY INSOMNIA losses. Too much crime breeds the Judgment in the past. We see no I • 44 >444 414 ••*1*0*1 III II til <444444444 Uli 1« HI 144444 Illi III • UlH •«•III. School District No. 1 baa filed a tratrix of the abovn named doc» SILLI-CISMS type of man that will successfully reason to believe he suddenly has petition with the city council of dent's estate, All persons having No visitor need be required to man decided to return to the Jack combat crime. Too many good peo lost his mind simply because we Jacksonville, Oregon, aaklng that claims against said decedent or hla Early to bed. sonville knowledge factory. With notice the audible yawns, if not ple. and crime gets too profitable. hadn’t anticipated the executive are hereby required to pre- ”E” street, from the northeast cor estato ■ to rise. We seem destined to continue along action cancelling all airmail con snores, that daily issue from the the exception of Conrad Hay. who Early ner of lot 7, block 68, to intersec sent tho same, with proper vouch And your girl goes out hails from Grand Island. Neb He various classrooms. The instructors the unhappy medium in the future, tracts. tion of Eighth street, and Seventh ors, to said administratrix at the and those students* who manage attended Laurelwood near Port With other guys. just as the world has in the past -Sx« street between D and E streets be office of her attorney, H K. Hanna, land for a short time. Mary Fesk, to keep one eye open a part of thousands of years. The more we When one man has to work, sweat vacated; and notice is further given 32 North Central avenue. In Med Angels have curly hair. know, the more we need; the more and groan for three months to ea’-n the time are aware of the laziness a well-liked sophomore, is now at Cal that March 6, 1934. at the hour of ford. Jackson county. Orogon, with Lusk has curly hulr. we need, the more we find out. But $300, and another can “earn" the exhibited in classes. Although it tending school in Medford. Audrey Therefore 8:00 o'clock p.m. at the city hall in six months from the date of this Cal Is an angel. it seems hard for the average in same amount in the same length of isn’t a guaranteed remedy or a med Lee, junior, is living In Portland. In aforesaid city and state. Is set notice. ♦ ♦ ♦ icine measured in spoonfuls and dividual to realize that the earth’s time simply by investing a hundred Dated and flrat published Febru for the time and [dace of final con Telephone [roles are tall, WINNERS RULE taken with water, the Economic ^inhabitants travel in cycles, just as; lalfoa» in airmail stocks—ns was ary 2. 1934 sideration of same Chester Flftcroft is tall. ' Gcosrapliy class offers a worthy 'the earth itself does. Man Is dif- being done in 1929—something is NETTIE U THOMPSON, Any person interested muy meet The line between failure and Therefore Chester is a telephone ferent from animal, but probably bound to be rotten somewhere. opportunity for riddance of such with the city council nt that time. Administratrix. pole. success is so fine that we scarce ’ one-eye-shut ” habits. not superior. Roosevelt, in his cancellation of all (Fob 2-9 16-23) CITY OF JACKSONVILLE ly know when we pass it. We are In this class a student can launch existing airmail contracts, pegged out on his own “hook” and do a sometimes on the line and do not Dogs have legs. By RAY COLEMAN, When Uncle Sam went up in the the trouble—and eliminated it. Recorder - little thinking and work for him- know it. A little more persistence, George VanGalder has legs air regarding Hawaii and flew ships I Feb 9 16 23 Mar 2) Therefore George is a dog. a little more effort, and what seems sell. there in one hop. Japan promptly ——————— Over 50 letters have been ie rit- hopeless failure may turn to glor came down to earth in her war talk. True, Brother, True! NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE S. C. PETERS An elephant has white hair. ious success. | ten by members of the class to A fist is the most eloquent argu There is no failure except in no Avadna Ayers has white hair. all parts of the world requesting ment to show a self-appointed pugi i (D.M.D.) An Editor’s Qualifications By virtue of an execution tn information on the different in longer trying. There is no defeat Therefore Avadna la an elephant. list. Foreclosure duly issued out of and Says an exchange: excent from within — our weakness dustries. Except for the pamphlet *Sx® under the seal of the Circuit Court A giraffe Is quiet. “A young man asked us our opin from South America printed in of purpose. The idea seems to be now to give of the State of Oregon.-In and for Dentist Winners ruh» the eafth. A win Norman Carothers is quiet, everyone relief but the poor fellow ion about entering the newspaper Spanish, which for all their am- the County of Jackson, to me dir la a giraffe. Therefore Norman ner is one who getH things done, ■e- »he class didn ’ t attempt to who has to pay the bills. At least, ¡field; we answered this wise: ected and dated on tho 6th day of translate, quite suitable and help- who is always on his toes, ready everyone is a consumer, and it is February. 1934, In a ceftaln action “ If he can listen with a smile to Candy is sweet. for anything and everything that esuonse has been obtained. that luckless person who will pay therein, wherein Jackson County Through their communication comes. A winner is never caught Audrey Metzger is sweet. Opposite Pott Office for his city and country neighbors’ tiresome things he’s heard ofttimes Building and Ixian Association, an before; if he can refuse to do what the "geographers” have procured napping; he is keen, eager, alert, Therefor* Audrey Is candy. profitable wails. Oregon building and loan corpora and able. It is Just as easy to win Jacksonville three of four people ask him to do several interesting maps. Their tion as Plaintiff, recovered judg Sewing machines are Singers. In line with temperance, no doubt without making them mad; if he most prized, a coffee map, shows as to lose. ment against Frank Roberts and Paul Hess is a singer. —The Bruin. the world coffee-producing areas the brass rail in the new state- Therefore Paul is a sewing ma- ♦ ♦ ♦ owned liquor stores will be sup can write in a way to make people and manufacturing processes. chine. GOLD DUST planted with a guard rail. And all laugh when he feels like cussin', or + + ♦ the bars will be going over the in a way to make them weep when JACKSONVILLE : LOSES CLOSE The life of every man is a diary Bulldogs have pug noses. he feels like cracking bis heels to mountain. gether and laughing out loud; if he GAME WITH CENTRAL POINT in which he means to write one Ethel Ashley has a pug nose. story, and writes another; and his Therefore Ethel is a bulldog. Speaking of the hearts of men. can remain silent when he feels Two evenly matched teams gold still is only where you find It. like he’ll burst wide open if he started off with a “bang” last Fri- humblest hour is when he com Potatoes have eyes. pares the volume as it is with what does not talk; if he can argue with -*Sx« i Don Forbes has eyes. out getting mad; if be can refuse day, February 2. in the Central he imped to make it.—Barrie. Point gym. At the beginning of the Maybe crime doesn’t pay, but we a woman’s request for free pub Some men grow under respon Therefore Don is a potato. “SERVES YOU RIGHT” Americans certainly have to dig up licity without making all the mem second quarter Central Point went; sibility; others only swell—Read into a fast stride and took the\ Ice cream Is cold. plenty because of It. One of these bers of her set mad at the paper; lead. At the end of the first half, j er’s Digest. 608 EAST MAIN, MEDFORD PHONE 743 Some people will never learn Miss Currin is cold. he can react to the loss of a good days there will be a turn in the if the score stood 18 to 15 in Central; anything, because they understand Therefore Miss Currin is ice cream. news story and catch a better one trend of law and order, just as cer on the rebound; if he can explain Point's favor. everything too soon.—Pope. tainly as there was in recovery ef a typographical error without using Jacksonville outplayed Central Life is a grindstone, and whether A raven has a black top. forts. For several years we were up more than 30 minutes time; if Point during the second half, mak It grinds a man down or polishes Wayne Combest has a black top. OUR SHELVES ARE WEIGHTED told that we should barge on stub he can concentrate and write in ing 13 points to Central Point’s I him up depends on the stuff he’s Th<-r«-fore Wayne is a raven. bornly as we had in the past, and telligent copy while three different 11. made of.—Weekly Bulletin. ♦ ♦ ♦ WITH THE QUICKEST WAYS TO that hard times "would Just wear conversations are going on around One substitution was made, Ayres ♦ ♦ ♦ CUPID OUTSTRIPS THRIFT off.” They didn’t wear off until him, for Flitcroft, to correct an error FOUND IN THE DIGGIN’S several typewriters clicking A MAN’S (OR WOMAN’S) HEART! someone did something very defi away and the telephone ringing and in the tipoff. However, the substi- i Of the 90 high school students. I nite about the situation. Probably the hum of the presses drumming turion was untimely as the substi The third act of the Senior play only one, Elizabeth White, solved ' when Roosevelt can ease off on eco his ears; if he can explain rfhy tute did not have sufficient time; being classed as a “HOT LITTLE the problem presented by D. F. nomic problems he will tackle crime on to warm up and de bls best work. NUMBER” . . . VAL PIERCE stroll Conley, of the Educational Thrift ' Mrs. Jones' poem on ‘The Sylvan in this country with an equal ef Depth of October Woods,’ did not The game was well played, with 1 ing around in a haze during noon Service, in his speech on thrift, | W *•: ;— A fectiveness. Maudlin sympathy, pol- appear Del Anderson as referee. Good I hours . . . AVADNA HAYES com last week. Mr. Conley stated, “If I in the paper without her jrr-RCL J lyanisb good wishes and high Ideals husband stopping his advertising; sportsmanship was shown by both menting on “VOT IS LOFF?" . . . a man saved 15c every week—what i I. a won’t stop crime any more than if he can take a four-line story and sides. PRESTON CARD going South . . . would the answer be?" A dime was j they stopped the depression. It spread it to a column, or take a ♦ ♦ + VALERA WINNINGHAM rebelling given the solver. takes keen Intelligence, linked with two-column story and condense it SENTRY BOX MYSTERY STILL against Roger’s passion . . . PAUL February 6 would have been a immediate, decisive and vigorous to two paragraphs; if he can read UN80LVED HESS HELPING himself to Gall “big” day at the high school If all action to accomplish anything. It proofs without overlooking an er Graham’s sandwiches . . . OLIE the students had taken the thrift i is our prediction that when Presi ror and write headlines without The staff regrets to say that the OLSON threatening to chastise us ■ speech to heart. But with Valen- dent Roosevelt tackles the problem, murdering the king’s English; if mystery of the haunted sentry box if we mention his name in this tin’s Day fast approaching, and as he surely must, we will see he has a nose for news, an itch for still remains unsolved, as far as ✓ things really begin to happen to writing and an inclination to work returns in the contest go. No con-1 crime and criminals. testants were entered, nor were 15 hours a day, then we’d advise Domestic happiness can’t long survive aurvlve stomach pains paint . . . him to get into the game.”—Brady any stories received by the clos-j Talk Is cheap. Perhaps that’s why (Texas) Standard. Ing day, February 9. that's why we take pride In operating Just a handy, “HOME" there’s too much of it over the ra- What happened to the sentinels?' grocery store . . . where you slways will find your needs at a dio, too. » WILL THE HORSE COME BACK? Did the pirates have anything to | price you can afford to pay . . . for your convenience, we -«xC do with their disappearance? What maintain a FREE delivery service . . . you should try Itl Now we know for certain Art did the little cross and the smell Wayne Dinsmore, secretary of (hie) Powell isn’t our best friend. of sulphur signify? WE QUOTE YOU: He referred to us as "that pestif the Horse association of America, ♦ ♦ ♦ Regular 8-cent Cans— has an idea that may work out to erous Hall-itosis” In his column last STUDENTS RETURN TO week. Not that we’d cast any re ward helping the farm problem. JACKSONVILLE HIGH Gold Dust Scouring Cleanser, 3 for 14c He points out that since 1920 the flections on such traits of Art. but somehow or other something al horse and mule population shrank | As the saying goes. "A bad pen Regular 25-cent Size— ways makes our eyes burn when nine millions, releasing between 30 ny always returns.” Such was the he leans over the counter In con- and 40 million acres of land, which case when Albert Olson, Preston Chocolate Flavored Malted Milk 21c was then devoted to producing hu Card, Donald Lash, and Fred Coff- versatlon. man foods and clothing. To put the horse back into farm Art Is one of those old-timers Sunny Slope Standard Tomatoes (no who, when a boy, was allowed to production in place of tractors puree), large No. 21/a«, 2 cans. . ,21c go too far. He grew so tall he still would require about four acres of A. COMPLETE STOCK OF GELATIN bumps his head on door sills. You land per head. Since the main dif (A Local Product—Regular 15c Seller) AND OTHER TYPES OF POWDER readers will all know how we hate ficulty with American farms is that WATCH THI8 SPACE NEXT WEEK FOR to mention it, but Powell’s ardent too much land is now producing devotion to the dry cause is very products for market, this would Lipton’s Green Tea, half-pound pkg. at G apparent. His whole newspaper is help cut down surpluses and yet CAPS and FUSE Mayor Wes Hartman came in the the land would not by lying idle. dry, if you get what we mean. regular price, second half-pound for lc Available for Immediate Delivery Horses require little outlay of store the other day and told us ■■«xff With another election coming up cash. It may be necessary to buy all the “Frenzy” had were talk soon, it looks like members of that feed from time to time, but if so ing about Spun Bread, and he great fraternity, the mystic knights ft is farm products that are bought, wanted to see what it was all not petroleum. Considering the of deceit, will be busy again. present price of gasoline, this idea about. We Sell for Cash and Sell for Lew Phone J'vllle 13 A democracy makes this a great takes on more prospect of a sav- place to live. Each and every boy Ing.—Grants Pass Bulletin. The Jacksonville Miner Seen in a Daze with dextrous cupid* hanging around the corner, other very im portant things must have occupied any s|>are corner of this particular organ *• 9 The High Prospector ----- •——-- The HOME GROCERY Sift 1 sU « <JÁÑgp Explosives “FRENZY” Coleman’s Hardware Free Delivery-Phone 743 r
