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Friday, September 14, 1934
The JACKSONVILLE MINER
B times when my forbearance cleared me. The lesson, bitter as it stuff they claim to la» morally San Frimcisco editors wrote a
stniimxi to the limit by his was. proved of benefit to me in compelled to cover everything just black page In the history of mod- j
iilatory tactics and we had vio- mere wavs than one. It taught me like the old style Mother Hub- ern journalism In its attitude to-
ent quarrels. Amt though we something of human nature, and hard dresses did. You are a young i ward the striking workers, one
lever came t«> blows, , there were also to never under any circum­ editor We consider you to lie a | that will long be remembered by
xvaslons wt
George, quite stances to threaten any one, even little different fro tilth«' average I th«1 rank and file of the people of |
-e of others, if I did not mean it.
ften ui the prosene«'
I bull-run of editors, as editors run California’s bay region "
Milt* gfa • Kviw SA o • Khldlrn 10c
hat some day I was likely to lose
Could you tell us how they come
ny temper entirely and hammer
to be that wav or Just what la the
“So live that th«’ preacher who I
mine sense into his wudden head
I matter? Are they poor taster* offlclati's nt your funeral will not |
e E b <I n Saturday
vith a cant-hiHtk htuidle
Mero
' when it comes to telling what good <>«• unduly embnrraase«i," mornlir.es I
'mpty words and soon forgotten.
news is? Are they willfully par­ Olin Miller And this from n chap |
Jut loggers are a rough lot. lead
tial'’ Or do they think it all right
will some «lay embarrass the
:l i rough life and talk rough. Ami I
to be dishonest in some cases, such wlio
n
hnngmnn!
Weston Leuder.
vas : o exception. So when roast-
as making a striker ALWAYS
ng GtHirge i mad«' it plenty
¿Ti HIV. :<v. J «’ JOAN- BLONDER
After failing to pay previous play the part of the villain in thia
trong. knowing th«' other boys got fir.t m six months period allowed drama of the competitive system?
By J. C. REYNOLDS
onsiderable of a kick out of it, him by the court. Fred W. Bartley, If so then the news sources them­
s <;«x>rg«' w..s n«'i very popular bug driver of this city, was ar­ selves are primarily responsible for
it a diabolical thing cl
NAT. NIGHT IN FREVUE NITE!
n account of his obstinacy and rested Saturday for operating u I much of the bloodshed that occurs
tl evidence is. What ti
t»»SL hilV»»
»VtH«!.« tin
clf-ass.rtedness,
vehicle for hire without possessing In our labor disputes.
Adults 25c - Kiddies !()<•
1 Eventually e clean«xt up all th«' | • public utilities commission per­
Many people do not hold the
Sun-Mon Tue
ery s
,’lero w ha>l been working, mit. He plead not guilty when news agencies in too high regard,
togs
where
times,
excef ing one large loud. So we '.ailed before Justice of the Peace as is proven by the enclosed clip­
people
Frl-Sut
left ri.v horses in the barn that W. II. Coleman ami demanded a ping from the Oregon Grange Hui
The
men today ■■»ft noon and I was sent with jury trial, which was held Tues­ ietin which I am sure your patrons
t
in
ir peuiten- Georj as it was thought he might day. The justice court jury found would appreciate if you would
tiaries who are c
y guiltless have tioubl«' if he went alone. Bartley guilty as charged, and publish in connection with this
(
of the crimes w
hieh they Everything moved «along sniooth- recommended leniency by the letter. Yours truly,
were charged. O
BERT
HARR
rtaily true lv. f.
wonder I managed to , court.
.-IARIANN'K u M rMfl
facts <
e to light and unfortun- in- ce him to set his wagon where
Justice Coleman continued pass­ JackMonvillc.
iitc su
ers who have been pay- th logs could be loaded downhill ing of sentence until September
Th«* Passing Show
ing th.
malty for the real crim­ instead of uphill and w«f put on all 24, at 2.30. to allow Bartley an
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(From th«« Orange Bulletin)
released, with apologies. th«'
’TA
:s but one without a bit of , opportunity to la1 examined for
In ott
cases many Have been trouble George's lead-team of | drivers license. Bartley was or-
Th* i«i*«n'i r«lgn- K
"Sometimes we wonder if the
Sun-Mon
Z
ex«'cute«l before the re truth was mules were a swell loading team ’ I dered by the court to refrain from American people will ever get a
Ing h*auty In a W
learned.
wild pngaont pf jw
and knew more about loading logs i 1 hauling any passengers other than square deal out of th*» New Deal
P .«tuile tpland«» fJ
Any person convicted on circum­
h«.!/ of the loggers them- I his immediate family pending when the newspiqs'is of the coun­
passing
of
sentence.
stantial evidence alone has my
try are arrayed against them in
adj*?».
and were also quiet and
most sincere s; mpathy. There was
I-nst February Bartley, who op­ the fight for better economic con­
ustworthy and good to mind, so
a time in my own life when, if
yU'ir.g went fine. By this time erates a jitney between this city ditions amongst the masses The
events had not broken right, I be ad was getting high and the I and Medford, was arrested on curront issue of 'Editor and Pub­
could have been arrested, tried for
stee] per so. placing the load- three counts for operating a com­ lisher.' a trade pa|>er circulating
murder and coi ivicted. And the
hain around the last log, mon carrier without a permit, for among newspaper owners and ed­
penalty for mur
in that state George »ve the word to the mules improper license plates, and for itors. gloats over th«' fact that
at that time was hanging.
to pull while he stood at on«' end driving for hire without a chauf- San Francisco newspaper publish-
When 1 was about 24 I
• I /
of the log and I a the othew to fevr's license. He was tried on the •rs whipped th«' public sympathy
I
wandered back into C. lorado
steady it as it went up. Just as it improper license charge and found (gainst the strikers and finally
guilty,
fined
$25
and
$4
50
coats
divided their ranks.* The article
had taken a job loggin
was about ready to -ttle into its
ber mill. I was at tl
place on top of the sd the chain and given six months in which to even claims that th,' newspaper
husky lad, a good tear
broke and down cam«' the log. pay. According to Justice W. R. combine, composed of every daily
top hand at logging. N
gaining momentum with every Coleman, Bartley has tailed to pay newspaper in California's chief
on myself. I must sav
revolution. Both of us were too any part of the fine or costs, al­ seaport, forced General Johnson to
it cat
experienced in the game to be though the six months have retreat from his original position
■favoring the striking longshore­
natur L In fact
• r. .
.«’ri* * ■ ■ » Mr,
caught napping so each stepped elapsed.
Should Barth- • tag driver’s ex­ men.’ These newspapers controlled
th:
I was paic
back out of the way at his r 'spec-
amination,
he
will
be
required
to
all channels of information con­
be er than top
tive station. On th«' ground, clos«'
ws
pen x>
Starti» WrdiK'Mluy
to where George stixxi. lav the obtain PUC permit, '! ibility insur­ cerning the strike of marine work­
ii L
mi
throb-
seven-foot binding p«>le w’th 10 or ance and a chauffeur's license be­ ers, not only for th«» citizens of
A rasaw
The dozen or mi
12 feet of rope attached where it fore legally operating his jitney, San Francisco, but for the entire
3j 'utg
ing at this mill usually worked in had been tossed w! en we were said the court. Bartley’s arrest country, and they used that power
pairs for mutual assistance, and I preparing to load the wagon. I was leaves Jacksonville with no Med­ not for the purpose of giving the * I
real news of the controversy, hut
was paired off with fellow named horrified to see a knot on the ford bus connection.
to tiecloud the situation and make
George ~
Dodson. George drove four swiftly racing log catch this rope,
it appear that thhe strikers were
of the company mules and I four wind it up with a snap and hurl
entirely in th«' wrong when they
horses, both fine teams, and our no'e with terrific force against
Tue Wed Thur
were fighting for rights guaran­
job w; is to haul the logs from George's head. There was a dull,
tee«! under NRA. William Ran­
where they were decked in huge sickening thud and he fell like a
r
dolph Hearst telephoned from
piles in the woods to the mill. The steer in a slaughter pen.
su±A2UüiW 111
11
England congratulating the news­
logs were mostly pine, from one to
My senses were so paralyzed by
paper cabal on its power to change
four feet in thickness, and ranged this disaster that I have never
public opinion, and William is the
from 12 to 20 feet in length. They been able to remember how I
Why Always Pick On the Striker? man who is always prattling about | VARNER PLANO COTMg
were not hard to handle and, ex­
• 1
lot d 'ifte<l George’s To
the 'freedom of the press,’ which,
the Editor:
cept for the perversity of my part­ dead weight of 190 pounds up on
During
the
longshoreman's in this instance, showed its serv- 1
ner, who had a mania for doing it and drove that topheavy outfit
•
everything the hardest and clum­ over the three sidling miles to the strike we read much regarding the vile sycophancy to big business
siest way. it would have been an mill. It is like some dim, horrible losses, the injustice and the ‘hard­
TRY
THE
NEW
r
ideal job.
nightmare, oply fragments of ships represented as being heaped
MODEL. I N'DERWOOD
upon the public by the strikers.
If George could load his logs up­ which can be faintly recalled.
T> FEW KIT».Il'»
Now the public has long received
hill. pull. pry. lift and strain un­
When
I
came
to
myself
I
was
this
kind
of
treatment
from
firms,
IlVfl
■
Children
10c
necessarily all day. get stuck with
driving into the mill yard and the corporations and persons too high
his load on the road and have to boys
running up to help in political circles to be mentioned
(D.M.D.)
be helped out and come in late George were
Saturday Only
down and into a bed. I ex­ here. This ha.; been going on
SI N. <'entrai—Telephone IIS
every night, he was happy regard­
what had happened but longer than the oldest male child
Medford
less of the showing he made at the plained
see my story was not be­ of Jackson county can recollect,
JOHN WAYNE In
mill And all this deliberate bung­ could
ling was simply the result of pure lieved. Too improbable. Nothing still, in connection with the afore­
contrariness, as I was always like that had ever happened be­ mentioned strike this was heralded
in logging operations any­ as great news.
ready and willing to show him how fore
where. They were convinced to a
In only one paper that came to
to take advantage of adverse con­ man
that there had been a scrap our attention did we read the il­
ditions. By doing all my own work and that
“PIRATE TREASURE”
Opposite Post Office
I had laid George out luminating information that the
Fl NERAL PARLORS
and a large share of his. I man­ cold as they
had
often
hear«l
me
JACKSON VU.I.E
aged to get along with him fairly threaten to do. The doctor came longshoremen had given their con­
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Medford, Oregon
well for five months, but there but looked grave and held out no sent for gasoline to be moved for
the harvesting of the farm crops
hope. I went ahead logging from of Oregon. If one side of a story
CLARK GABLE
another place and endeavored to is news why isn't the other side
preserve a calm exterior, but was also?
Claudette Colbert
sick at heart. I soon became aware
In regard to the present strike,
from black looks cast at men and arc they giving us the truth, the
in
i chance remarks overheard that my WHOLE truth and nothing but the
former “fair-weather” friends had truth ? If so, how shall we recon­
It’s GOOD judgment to use this
turned and now considered it their cile radio reports that the homes
duty if George died to swear that of • private citizens are open to
finer laundry service, because
in their opinion I was guilty of a shelter destitute textile strikers
the cost is no more than you
brutal murder. Such is human na- with press reports that the wages
pay for ordinary washing.
I ture.
they already receive are more than
For 72 hours George laid un- is necessary to supply their needs
1 conscious. Then he roused for 10 and that in their action to better
Your most delicately colored
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
minutes and the first question their condition the public is
garments or heaviest white lin­
| asked him was’ "Did Jack hit against them?
I you ?” He said “No” and relaps«!d
When the press is criticized for
WILL ROGERS
ens can be safely entrusted to
into coma for 24 hours more. Fin- giving us some of their greusome
our tested washing methods.
I ally his tremendous vitality began
JANET GAYNOR
i to assert itself and gradually he
: regained his strength after a blow
OUR FOUR DISTINCT
' that would have killed an ordinary
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him: “Are you sure Jack didn't
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George told them it happened
' so quick he couldn't see what hit
Wet Wash, pound
, him. If I said it was the binder
it must have been, though he had
never heard of such a thing in his
life. But it was impossible for me
to have hit him as I was too far
away. And there had been no quar­
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REYNOLDS ONCE
NEARLY HANGED
BY FALLING LOG
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Local Bus Driver
Hailed Into Court
Facing1 Ith Charge
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