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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1933)
r- : ; ; : ' "7 JPSGE TEN ifEDFOTlD MATL TRIBUNE, MEPFORP, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1933. WILL BE FEATURE F Citizens Rummage in Old Trunks for Finery of By Gone Days As Annual Gold Rush Jubilee Nears Dnf y old trunks, long stored in attics, are being scoured (or raln- ment that made grandmother and grandfather the social lions of their day, (or Jacksonville Oregon's drat told ramp Is planning an old-tims parade as a highlight of her Gold Ruh Jubilee which will be held Saturday, August 10. Bustlesa, lejr-o'-mutton sleeves, red petticoat and claw-hammer coats are being1 resurrected and groomed for service when the historic parade starts down the main street of the (amous old town late afternoon on the big day, for Jacksonville has in vited alt to enter Into the spirit of the occasion and to dress the part. Even burros are being curried for the event, (or It will truly place on parade all the odds and ends, frills and fn 6s of a bygone day when hoary ml n era gouged out treasures from the Jacksonville pay dirt. The pioneer parade which will award many cash prices for best cos tumes, rigs and accessories, will be but one of the many features of this year's Gold Rush Jubilee. There will be a two-day rodeo, mammoth outdoor wrestling arena, three dances. historic museums, the spot where gold was first discovered in the state, producing backyard gold mines, doz ens of contests and races with sub stantia prizes. In fact, from early morning hours till dawn of the next day Jacksonville will provide her guests with a never-ending array of free entertainment (eatures. Hard rock millers, muckers, log rollers, clowns and bands all will demon strate their abilities. Tough sour doughs, grizzly pocket hunters and Inveterate gamblers, like In the days of old, will parade the streets and "paint the town red." In anticipation of great throngs, and to make their stay both com fortable and pleasant, the Jackson ville chamber of commerce officials have provided free picnic and camp (acuities. Phoenix Grangers Plan Card Party; Invite Community PHOENIX, Aug. 10. (8pl.) Phoe nix Orange met Tuesday with 20 present. The program Included community' GARBED FOR GOLD RUSH JUBILEE Shangle Pboto. Bad Eye Pete, Calamity Jane and Alkali Ike as they will appear at Jacksonville's Gold Rush Jubilee Saturday August 19. The trio will pose at tough sourdoughs and a pioneer maiden with all the wlnsom charm of her grandmother. They are, in real life, (reading from left to right) T heron Applebsker, Miss Venlta Daley and James Gwln. Such Impersonations are but a part of the famous old town's prepara tion for a recreation of her glamorous paat as Oregon's first gold camp. singing led by Vsughn Qusckenbush; recitation by Donna HUde brand; re port of the agricultural committee of the State Orange, reviewed by A. H. Wlllett, and two vocal numbers by M. P. Sheets, acompanled by Mrs. Sheets. Refreshments were served by Mrs. O. C. Maust, Mrs. George Drake, Miss Roberta Reames, Sam Young and Mrs. Erimona Anderson. Next regular meeting of the Orange will be August 38. Tli re will be a card party held at the haH Saturday night, August 10, to which all are Invited. Memo?'. of the Grange are especially urged to be present and aid in helping raise funds for the work of the Grange. ORDER OF DAY AT IY Summer Is here In an. her glory, but many people, llko "the busy little bee." are already thinking of winter, and making plans to carry some of the health end sunshine of summer on into the darker days. How? "In cans of beans," say those who are working busily at the Armory kitchen under auspices of the Jackson county relief committee, of which A. S. V. Carpenter la chairman and Mrs. It. & Oreea, secretary. Canning of the string bean crop is in full swing this week at the Arm ory. The women are cannins; at the kitchen each day but Saturday and Sunday, from 8 o'clock in the morn ing until 4 o'clock In the evening. Any women receiving notices an nouncing their eligibility to partici pate in the canning operations are asked to cal at the relief headquar ters in the city hall to mske further arrangements regarding when to ap pear at the Armory kitchen. Anyone with surplus beans la also asked to call 634 or to come to the relief committee headquarters or the Armory kitchen, where the committee will arrange to call for the product. Mrs. Louis B. Humphrys Is man ager of the Armory kitchen, where 360 cans of beam were preserved Tuesday. Two and a half pound cans are used. All women at the kitchen participate la the work, then each takes her allotment of beans. The Armory kitchen la Just one station in the county-wtda project, which Is expected to aid many in supplying families with food next winter. Other stations are being opened In various sections of the val ley, under direction of Mrs. Mabel Mack., home demonstration agent, and Mrs. Green. They will arrange the canning centers In outlying districts. acres of cut-ovar land In the Butte Palls district near the new (Ish hatch ery, is out. according to the state forest patrol of flea. The (ire broke out Tuesday noon, starting from ! sparks from a railroad train. One hundred CCO recruits from the Lake o' the Woods camp and 36 CCO men from the Moon Prairie camp, 75 Owen-Oregon men and the state forestry headquarters crew of 13 placed the (Ire under control. BIG FORCE HALTS BUTTEFALLS FIRE Flrj, which burned over 16 or 20 Special Fri., 8at. and Mon. 25c Lysol i7c Pay-Less Drug Store North Central '1 (DANDRUFF...' i I Heal Menace lo - a- w rmj AW n BV now quitsvLj cs---"- - Lucky Tigeifs Mi Brtuua. B.ufc.w ri A UKhy Tlr Mlc haMM hJr. leTin It hutrous siwi 5MloL Lucky Tlmr Hair DrMtJns osblss m to dross tRe hair In nj de- O at via Mam oim for O erf SMtp nd try, un ruly bur, iemiriB n oft and lustrous. Not tUcsr IS! I p f NEVER TIRE W .i I r , j OF CAMELS, m ' t I - Jp THEY'RE JO t l DELIGHTFULLY 1 KA L ,V C V rvvMap 1 I (m ? y CTS Jr YOU'RE RIGHT. I FIND J THAT THEY 0ONT UP5ET i my nerves no matter 1 how many i smoke. La Guucls ccfttiwTokucos neve titcH xjorur'1UrtKi..fllcvcr'ttre ijourTafe -a. m ' J. 'Jt 1 1. X J? 5a IK Ithallenqe Cadillacs, Chryslers and La Salles to use the New Gilmore Red Lion Gasoline. 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