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THE JACKSONVILLE MINER Pa«« 2 The Jacksonville Miner If Washington Returned Today WwRf, SI JACKSONVILLE, OREGON UtONAWO MAUDC VIDAIT I WARN YOU A6AINST FOREIGN ENTA NÓCE MENT5 / HALL MOL.. PHONE JACKSONVILLE 141 The Editor Speaking (Continued from page one) Nature la generous in her provid Ing. The busy man who dashes down the highway in an effort to save a little time often is given nothing to do and all eternity in which to do it. VIEWS That Roosevelt knows his Amer ica was shown in his recent state ment, t’There are lots of things bet ter than becoming exceedingly rich, and one of them is having the as surance of a competence, of a flcient living, of a good life good neighbors.” There seems to be a lot of cern lately over the fate of rugged individualism. There’s no denying, however, that ragged individuals also seemed to be an integral part of that particular era. Art (hie) Vowell says he Is tween two i ;es. AVe've always vocated better marksmanship, now we're really in earnest. Here's hoping that the political | machine's crankcase will be drained this year and refilled with a better grade of oily campaign talk. The High Prospector Volume 1 Number 20 JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL -«xF’ It looks like all work and no: CWA will make Jack a dull boy. | axF I» pe would fit mighty nicely In tho dr ml »ighty tiva »nd nw-lOOth» gubernatorial chair. — Newberg (8IH5OO) dollars, and th* further ■um of thirty thren and 35 100th» (Ore.) Scribe. ♦ ♦ ♦ <833 36) dollar». a» attorney » f»»a, FOUND IN THE DIGQIN'S which Judmnuiit w»s unrolled and docketed In the Clerk’s office oí HENRY HEAD chief mouse-1 Oregon Schools Get suhl Court In »aid County on the catcher for MR COE . . . ROGER I $350,000 CWA Cash 5th day of February, 1934. CARD with roller skates attached Notice I» hereby given that, pur to hla dainty little feet lying As Recovery Branch suant to th» term» of the »aid exe sprawled on the highway . . . VY cution, I will on the 10th day of RON BOSTWICK around the cor March. 1934, ut 10:00 o'clock a. in. Nearly 836».000 has been spent to ner and under « tree . . . ALICE the front door of lhe Courthouse WALTON rolling her "come hither" date on CWA labor and mateilais al th» City of Medford, in Jackson eyes and crooning. "I have to pass on school buildings and grounds, In Oregon, offer for »ul« and your house to get to my house" according to reports rocelvad by 0 County, sell at public auction for cash WIN1FBLOWN DAMSELS A. Howard, superintendent of pub will to the blghcHt bidder, to »atl»fy making a dash for the schoolhouse I lie Instruction, from county super | •Bid judgment, together with the M ARION VOGEL writing notes I Ihtemleiits of 26 counties coat« of thia »ale. subject to re ’ lhe reports showed a total of "because It's spring" MADELEINE demption a« provided by law, all 183 projects and Included repairing METZGER jumping roje “because the right, title and Interest Glut It’s spring" ’I Wo SOPHO ! and pain ting of school buildings. of »aid defendants, Prunk Robert» MORES playing hoikev "because Iinrroving fixtures, sidewalks und the ; school grounds, mid building of ad- sud Netta Roberts, hud on the It's spring." I <111 II >n a I rooms to relies« ovet 29th day of Junuury. 1927, or now I crowded conditions In some dis huve In and to the following de trlets These projects have mater scribed property. »Itiliited In the ially helped ninny districts which County of Jackson, Ututo of < Ire have had to postpone necessary re- gon. towlt: 1 pu is because of financial distress of OTHER PEOPLE Commendi ut u poinl 85 Tant bools of the Jacksonville, Ap I North of ili» Boutheaat cornar of plegate ami Ruch districts have Lot 1. Ili Block 3 In llarr's Addi come Into their Hhuro of special MARTIN ANNOUNCES | CWA work. New paint, repairs, re tlon to ilio Town (now City) of FOR GOVERNOR Medford in auld County and modeling ami approach road work Stato, and run thenco North 80 Press releasee In the metropoli have been main projects. font; ihence west I5o taat; tan newspapers lust Sunday carried ( tiene» Nouth 80 feci; thunc» ea»t 'he news that General Charle» H. 150 tool to thn piscn of begin- LEGAL NOTICES Martin had announced his candi ning. dacy for the democratic nomination I>uti>d tlil» «th day of February, for governor of Oregon. The news NOTICE OF STREET CLOSING 1934 Notice is hereby given that did not come as a surprise to tho WALTER .1 OLMSCHEID. voters of this state, uh rumors of School District No I Ims filed a Sheriff of Jackson County, the general's candidacy hud been petition with the city council of! Oregon. Jacksonville. Oregon, iisking that rifo for some weeks past. By Olxa Anderson, Deputy ” E" street, from the northeast cor General Martin's announcement I Feb 9 16 23. Mar 2) will doubtless put the quietus on ner of lot 7. block «8. to inters««-1 the aspirutions of Home other demo tion of Eighth street, mid Seventh crats who might have been inspired street between D mid E streets he In tho County Court of the County of Jackson In and for the to cast their hats Into.the guber vacated; und notice Is further given I State of Oregon natorial ring In fact, one political that March 6. 1934. nt the hour of, writer of Portland mude so bold as 8:00 o'clock pm. ut the city hull In the Matter of the Estate of Ar- thur R. Thompson. Deceased: to predict that Mr Martin would be In aforesaid city and stalo, is set unopposed in the primaries This for the time and place of final con NOTICE TO CREDITORS cow. There also Is a chorus of sing statement was doubtless inspired sideration of same. Notice Is hereby given that Nut ers. a chorus of pirates and some by the recollection of the over Any person interested may meet tie L. Thompson, undersigned, magic beans. Business manager for whelming majority by which Gen with the city council nt Unit time by nn order duly the entered In the the operetta is Stuart Forbes. Mary eral Martin was elected to congress CITY OF JACKSONVILLE nbove entitled court and matter has Branam and Naome Smith are the two years ago and his growing pop By RAY COLEMAN. been duly appointed and now I» the property managers. Recorder ularity in the office he now holds dlllv qllllllf ■ .1 and acting Adtnlnia- The play is progressing rapidly tratrlx of tho above named dec» The spectacle of a congressman (Feb 9 16 23 Mur 2) and will be presented in the gym aspiring . ■«-.... — — dent's estate, All iteraona having to be a governor Is rather soon. claim» ugnlnst suld décédant or hl» NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE an unusual one. Political climbers ♦ ♦ ♦ estate are herehv required to pre governor usually start In the a ............. ’ - s LIBRARY BOOKS HEADED INTO ,.ha|r iind work up to what they By virtue of an execution in sent tho same, with projier vouch LAST ROUNDUP J consider the higher offices of con Foreclosure duly Issued out of and ers. to snld administratrix nt tho „ . , | gressman and senator. But It seems under the seal of the Circuit Court office of her attorney. II. K. Hanna. F or the past two weeks students t|1R1 the general Is quite willing. of the State of Oregon, in and for 32 North Central avenue, in Med .?'Ul ?5rsJ!*JrpJ’^cn1oP a. e55 '*ke a true soldier, to be drafted to the County of Jackson, to mo dir ford. Jnckson county. Oregon, with herding the high Bchool books into serve where he Is most needed; ected und dated on the 6th duy of in six mouths from the date of thia the office. The hooks have finally and his many friends In this state February, 1934. In a certain action notice. been corralled and at last the 11- seem to consider the state house therein, wherein Jackson County Itated and first published Febru brary is in regulation. needs him more than do tho halls Building and Loan Association, an ary 2. 1934. Each period the library is guard- of congress, hence his announce Oregon building and loan corpora NETTIE L THOMPSON, ed by six librarians. Maxine Boone, ment. Administratrix tion as Plaintiff, recovered judg Vonetta Ruprecht. Helen Idimb, Taking ari off-hand view of the ment against Frank Roberts and (Feb 2-9-16-23) Hannah Nunn. Marion Vogel and political set-up In tho state right N’etta Roberts the defendant», for Audrey Metzgar. They also check now. It would seem that tho repub the sum of 82560.00 less tho sum out books, read shelves, keep the licans will have to nominate a of 8332.54 paid on stock, less the magazines In order and perform mightv good man to beat the gen sum of 889.72 accrued earnings on other, duties. S. C. PETERS eral. The republicans are badly dis said stock, being the aunt of The librarians will meet every organized and It wonld he Impos 82086.74, plus Interest on 82560 00 two weeks to elect a head librarian. sible for them to settle upon a man from the 26th day of August, 1932, (D.M.D.) Audrey Metzgar is serving at the who would receive anywhere near to the 14th day of August, 1933, present as the first librarian. the united support of the party vot at the rate of 10% per annum, be Dentist + + + ers. The general has been a loyal ing the sum of 8242.18, plus Inter booster for Oregon interests while est on 82086 74 from tho 14th day ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK’ 8 ! in congress, has been a staunch of August. 1933. to the date hereof WHOZIT supporter of the administration, and at the rate of 10% per annum, be so far has not been subjected to ing the sum of 886 96, plus 85.00 1. Vyron Bostwick Opposi*» P on * OfflN« classification as either conserva for continuation of abstract of 2. Paul Hess tive or a radical. He Is quietly and title, plus Interest on judgment at 3. Lucile Flitcroft Jacksonville firmly aggressive but not unduly 10% per annum with coats and 4. Morris Byrne disbursements taxed at one hun- demonstrative, and a man of bls 5. Roger Card 6. Madeleine Metzger 7. Wayne f'ombest 8 Donald Forbes 9. George Van Galder LOCAL HI HOOPSTERS CHALK UP ANOTHER WIN EXPENSE OF TALENT OUTFIT, 21-18 SCORE The High Prospector : Art (hie) Powell needlessly won-1 Published Weekly In dered last week what we would do The Jacksonville Miner The local high hoopsters chalked for copy If the Weston Leader fell by Students of : by the wayside. He guesses we’d up another win to their credit when Jacksonville High School have to steal our thunder else they took the Talent high outfit where. Art certainly left his guard to te tune of 21 to 18 on the night STAFF down that time for a crack about of the 14th in J'ville’s gym. The local five barged off with a Helen 1-amb ..... Editor our not wanting to steal his thun Asst. Editor der because lightning sometimes bang, inaugurating a new combina Elizabeth White gets awfully careless in a small tion. Excellent teamwork and won Audrey Metzger............... Manager derful passing were exhibited. The Reporters; Hannah Nunn. Grace town. boys' ability to hold onto the ball Branam. Grace Winningham. The longer we live the more cer- was uncanny. Madeleine Metzger, Marion Vo At the end of the first quarter gel, Fred Coffman. tain we are there isn’t any justice. J ’ ville ’ s the score stood at 5-2, in Music hath charms, but the fiddler must be paid; beautiful women also favor, and as the whistle was blown but we are afraid that it hath charms, but it is the fiddler marking finis to the first half. Tal Tlmes, ent had been able to score ro more will get no farther than the High who pay s there. than a solitary poinL However. Prospector.) 'a.-* + ♦ ♦ Some mental excretions are Jacksonville scored seven more, GOLD DUST bringing their score for the half termed thought-habits when they should be more correctly labeled up to 15. The tables were nearly turned in Kissing a girl is just like opening habits. the last half though, as the Talent a bottle of olives—the first may -Sx« Olin Miller, down in Thomaston, basketeers rallied their forces and come hard, but it's a cinch to get Georgia, hit the nail instead of him- outscored J’ville, whose combina the rest.—Ohio Green Goat. th? head. When he opined tion was broken up by the loss of ere are five or six people Flitcroft from fouls ard Ayers be The cruelest lies are often told in silence.—R. L. Stevenson. he is reliably informed) liv cause of cramped muscles. All summed up, a good game was ing in New York city who are not writing a column about iL Even played by both outfits. The lineip There are no uninteresting things; there are only uninterested people. army officers' commands include was as follows: Talent —G. K. Chesterton. Jacksonville an order to "columns write.” F Ashcraft Bostwick -SxC The only thing sure about luck is Argraves F There's a man in our town who Ayers Kamberg that it will change.—Bret Harte. C ♦ ♦ ♦ reminds us of the family dog. He's Flitcroft G Yaryan Forbes always trying to lick someone. SILLI-CISMS Every man should keep a fair G Forbes Moore "Sx® sized cemetery in which to bury A woodpecker has red hair. Card G Yeah, you'd think the people who Sub! •Jacksonville: Hess, Lusk. the faults of his friends.—Henry Roger Card has red hair. lay out intelligence tests would Talent: Pepper, Glims, Kelty. Ward Beecher. Therefore Roger is a woodpecker, i know better. + + ♦ + + + "Sx« AN IMAGINARY GARDEN MITCHELL SPEAKS ON BIBLE A cow has a very dumb look. It looks as though congress is Maxine Boone has ditto. planning to vote vet again. (Editorial) The high school students had a Therefore Maxine Is. a cow. "Lookah head, Chilians, line up little pleasant diversion Thursday According to a press dispatch, the thea, you know yo-all ain’t been morning, February 16. when Mr. wood truck hauls wood. first power gin has been discovered hoein' that thea corn right nohow!” Mitchell of the Portland Bible A Pon Forbes hauls wood. in a Georgia barn, which revolu So says old black Mammy Chloe school spoke for a few moments on Therefore Don is a wood truck. tionized the cotton industry. It as she assembles her "chilluns" out ’he power of the Bible. wasn’t the first gin, however, to side their cabin door to give them He told of several interesting in An automobile must be fed. change the habits of humans. a good "jacking up.” cidents in the lives of misslonalr- Ivan Goodman must be fed. Perhaps we do our “hoin’" all fes who have gone to Africa. The Therefore Ivan Is an automobile. The farmer who moved to town right—the kind that pertains to African natives have been con and bought watered stocks a few corn. But how do we do the hoing verted from cannibals and head A shoe has strings on it. years ago now has returned to the that concerns our imagination? hunters into followers of God. Vyron Bostwick has strings on him. Let's just take a peep into those rural areas to water stock. Mr. Mitchell also mentioned a Therefore Vyron is a shoe. imagination gardens of ours. What few of the ways in which the study Wbat Lindgbergh evidently needs j do we see? Huge, tall weeds strang of the Bible can help young people A clock has a face. now is lessons in handling the self ling and blottiDg out the better as well as African savages. Elizabeth White has a face. things? Or do charming flowers nod Mr. Mitchell was on his way to Therefore Elizabeth is a clock. controls. there inside neatly-trimmed hedges? Ruch and surrounding districts to Those attractive, beautfiul gar speak in the rural schools. Mr. Mit A walrus is clumsy. Roosevelt has been sweeping the nation off its feet, and now is busy dens have been well fertilized, cul- chell speaks In Medford In the eve Byron Backes is clumsy. sweeping the leeches from under | tivated with care. The uninviting, nings, In Medford and Ashland dur Therefore Byrpn is a walrus. | stagnant imagination has been ing the aftemccnc, and in the va foot. ( sown with weedy thoughts, books, rious schools during the mornings. Sheep have fuzzy hair. Yes, and it looks as though the I magazines and papers. Uncultured ♦ ♦ ♦ Margaret Edens has fuzzy hair. airmail Is through with blind __________ flying people walk along Its paths. In time ANNOUNCE BEAN8TALK CAST Therefore Margaret Is a sheep. for a while. Unk Samuel now has even the weeds cease to grow. A barren waste meets the eye. What his eyes opened. Those students in the grades who A turtle is slow. a cost to recreate! have parts In the “Magic Bean Luke Applebaker is slow. Spring is "springing” and the stalk” are Gale Lusk as Jack, the Therefore Luke is a turtle. The man who can get up can get up in the world, say somnambulists. world revolves anew. Like the crisp good sailor but poor bargainer; green appearing above the brown, Marcella Mitchel as Jack’s mother, A comb has teeth. '’•X« each of our imaginations is young. she loves Jack, but hates poverty; Ethel Caulkins*has teeth. Speaking of the sales tax, what In accordance with the "new” of Bill Johnson as Toolemesy, a cruel Therefore Ethel Is a comb. we should be most interested in the spring we may sow our imagi magician; Juanita Tice as a gypsie bucking is tax spending, not tax nation gardens. What better time collecting. It can never be wrong to with our bubbling spirits! There’s fortune teller; Elmer Niedsburg as A horse wears shoes. pay bills already due, but it is show plenty of seed that’s easy to find Captain Kidd, a ferocious pirate Ernest McBain wears shoes. feared by everyone; Stuart Forbes Therefore Ernest is a horse. ing poor judgment to continue and to plant. as Blunder-Buss, the giant; Bud spending beyond a person’s—or ♦ ♦ ♦ Mitchell as Julia Anna, the dancing A squirrel likes a nut. state's—means. It’s o r j to mean well so long as you keep well. ----------- •----------- Weekly Wrestling Go Moved Up to Thursday I I To enable Promotor Mack Lillard to arrange better wrestling sched ules for wrestling talent from the big cities, weekly mat slaughters will be held on Thursday night in stead of the customary Wednesdays at the Medford armory, It was de clared last night. The usual first bell will sound at 8:15 on tho later schedule, same as before. Last night, in a furious demon stration before a full house, a three- ring show terminated with Les Wolfe planting a rolling scissors on Billy Newman in the main event, while Frank Clemens, popular Ok lahoma Indian, lost two out of three falls to George Barnes. In the cur tain raiser sweltering Swede An derson roughnecked his way to a victory, including his friend Ray Friable, referee, in the mlxup. Another all-star card will be an nounced by Lillard over the week end for next Thursday night’s ar- mory show. Allee Madsen likes a nut. Therefore Alic» I» a squirrel. DEBATE ON SOUTH’S CECEDE ENTERTAINS HISTORY CLASS Members of the American history class were entertained with a de bate on the question, "Resolved; That the South was justified in se ceding from the Union,” last Fri day afternoon, February 16. Elizabeth White, Lloyd Whitney and Ethel Caulkins ably upheld the affirmative, giving many reasons why the south was justified In with drawing. Norman Carothers, Vyron Bostwick and Marian Wlltse, on the negative side, however, succeeded in convincing their fellow students that south was entirely wrong in Its action. During the course of the debate a statement was made that the slaves were treated like animals Cal Lusk maintained, after the close of the arguments, that the speaker said "dumb animals." But then Cal Is like that and he must have his humor. If those students who were in class Friday do not know some thing about the secession of the south, it Is because they were too busy writing notes, throwing mis siles. and not paying attention In general. 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