Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935, April 29, 1932, Image 2

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    T he J acksonville M iner
The Jacksonville Miner
Pwbliahad Weakly at
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
FEES COLLECTED AND EXPENSES INCURRED PAST 13 YEARS
IN JACKSON COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE
(Delilia Stevens Meyer, present incumbent, was first elected as
county clerk in 1925 and it will be noted that from that year on expenses
were steadily reduced despite increased business and revenues till, at
the close of 1931, fees collected during the seven years were greater
by over $10,000 than expenses involved. On the other hand, totals for
the six years previous to 1925 show expenses to have been greater than
fees collected.)
Recorder’s
Total
Clerk’s
Total
Expentes
Fees
Fees
Fees
Year
$6,067.90 $11,169.16
$9,558.02
191!»...................... .... $5,101.26
6,495.20
5,219.54
13,336.27
1920
11,714.74
5,899.80
12,360.42
4,511.41
1921....................
10,411.21
12.632.68
5,433.30
6,248.50
1922...................... .....
11,681.80
6,579.49
12,576.94
1923......................
6,048.15
12,627.64
1924.......................
6,195.70
6,712.10
14,017.56
12,907.80
or 'ortunity. This is their day. Al­
ready they are exercising despotic
rule. Unless the people are aroused
there is no length to which the sup­
erbankers may not go. We are in
danger of a financial dictatorship.”
“There is too much love in fic­
tion," sayH a literary critic. Judg­
ing by the lurge number of breuch
of promise cases, the reverse is
also true.—Passing Showl.
A circus manager says that con­
tortionists are tne happiest per­
HAWAII’S POLYGLOT PEOPLE formed. No doubt, because they
are able to follow their own bent.—
Addr«M AU Communication« to Boa 111
Punch, London.
Hawaii
has
one
of
the
greatest
Subscription Rate«, in Advance
mixtures
of
races
in
the
world.
Not
Ona Ta ar____ >1.00
Sis Month«— ... JOc
including the United States mili­
<
Headquarter«;
THE NUGGET CONFECTIONERY
tary forces, there are on the islands
FREDERICK
Telephone 162
a total population of 370,000, of
whom 190,000 are Japanese, 28,000
are Portuguese, 23,000 are Ha-
waiians, 27,000 are Chinese, 7000
are Porto Ricans, 7000 are Koreans,
$32,509.36 $38,002.99 $70,512.35 $74,481.89 3000 are Filipinos, 50,000 are Amer­
Total....................
LOOK TO THE RECORD
For Reelection
$6,760.70 $12,674.10 $13,822.45 icans and 35,000 are of mixed par­
$5,913.40
1925.......................
7,017.15
14,168.73 entage.
6,119.30
13,136.45
Now especially at this pre-pri- 1926...................... ....
UNITED STATES
14,061.84
7,293.40
14,308.65
7,015.25
mary season, many misstatements 1927.......................
14,480.25
1928
........................
.....
8.423.45
7,254.90
15,678.35
are being made and exaggerated
BUILDINGS ON THE MOON
14,911.44
7.972.15
17,872.05
9,599.90
claims and accusations are being 1929.......................
1930
.....................
13,501.12
7,278.55
.....
10,641.40
17,919.95
hurled with terrific velocity at a
If the man in the moon has con­
12,483.12
6,466.98
16,446.95
9,979.97
trusting and mildly interested vot­ 1931........................ .....
structed any buildings it is expect­
Is Seeking
ing public. There’s nothing new or
ed
that
they
will
be
observable
Total
....................
$97,428.95
....
$57,992.67
$50,043.83
$108,036.50
startling in this information, of
Nomination at Primary on
when the new 200-inch telescope is
course, but it would be well for us
in
place
at
Mount
Wilson.
This
tele
­
May 20, 1932,
TABLE OF HELPERS HIRED AND FEES COLLECTED
ail to drop into the home-owned
scope will magnify distant objects
Republican Party Ticket
grocery store for a sack of salt.
IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE
10,000 times, so that the surface
And the next best thing to do
of the moon, which is actually 240,-
For Year 1923
For Year 1931
would be to look to the record­
000 miles away, will seem to be but
No. of
No. of
past and present, of the various as­ Month—
Helpers Net Fees , Month—
Helpers Net Fees 24 miles distant. This would enable
pirants for nomination to public of­ January .......... ..... 9 $1,131.85 1 January .. ............... 8
$1,403.95 objects on its surface 30 feet apart
fice in the coming primaries. In the February ........ ...... 9
1,354.35 to be separately distinguished.
871.80 February ............... 7
county race itself it is wise to re­ March .............. .... 9
1,400..50
960.25 March
............
7
member that official records are April ................ ...... 9
1,533.65
1,308.75 April ...... .............. 7
there for the scrutiny of every citi­ May ................
1,281 22 UNCLE SAM WONT RAISE PAY
1,334.35 May ....... ............... 7
10
zen who cares to inform himself as June ................ ... 9
1,084. 6!» June .......
1,621.80
.......... 7
to the true status of the county’s July ................ ...... 9
For one year, except with presi­
874 05 July ........ .............. . 6
1,1.59.8.5
business or the character of the August ............ . ... 8
dential
consent, nobody in Uncle
1,406.70
740.95 August ....
6
present incumbents.
Sam
’
s
employ
will receive a raise of
1,397.70
September .... ...... 8
851.80 September .............. 6
But above all, when you want to October .......... ...... 9
1,259.65 pay or promotion to a better posi­
1,295.35 October .. ............... 6
decide whom to vote for, don’t lis­ November ......
1,067.23 tion. This special rule, attached to
9
1,194.85 November .............. 6
ten to mud-slinging and boasts— December......... ...... 9
1,252.35 every appropriation bill, stops all
878.95 December
6
appointments and interferes with
look at facts and figures. Jackson­
ville and Applegate folk should Total fees for vear ___ $12,627.64 Total fees for year......... $16,446.95 contracts already made with ap­
have, by now, enough experience Total expenses
$12,576,941 Total expe nses ............... $12,482.12 prentices who have waited for years
with glowing promises and gigantic
for regular appointments in the
Above fees include only regular fees turned over to general county postal service.
boasts. They should look at the rec­
ords, be sane and weigh matters fund. Dog license fees, circuit judge’s salary fees, district attorney’s
cnrefully before deciding to “clean salary fees and other special fees not included.
house.”
The 1929 legislature passed a law providing that the papers and AVIATION INDUSTRY FACTS
It is true that, in a few instances, cases filed by state, city, county or irrigation districts be filed and
On January 1 of this year the
there may be graft, inefficiency and recorded free, and that copies be made free for them. In February, 1932,
He has been true to Oregon
so on, but as a rule humans the this office lost $13 in the recording department and $184 in circuit court number of aircraft in the United
farmers, lumbermen, stockmen,
world over are moved by honest and filing fees by reason of this law. No record was kept of the free copies States was 10,780, of which 6881
veterans, fisheries and all other
were in the transport grade. There
sincere impulses. The fact that one furnished under this statute.
vital interests of the state.
were 17,739 licensed pilots, of whom
apple in a box is spoiled should net
Included
in
the
1931
expense
above
there
were
sufficient
record
532
were
women.
There
were
9016
cause us to throw away the entire books on hand January 1 to last qntil about June 1 of this year. These
Clean-Courageous-Efficient
pack. In other words, voters should books were purchased in advance in order to take advantage of a dis­ mechanics, of whom five were wo­
His Record Insures
men. California has the greatest
use the same common, matter-of- count on quantity of books purchased at one time, and cost $411.
number
of
pilots
and
mechanics
of
their
Continued
Faithful Service
fact wisdom in politics as in
any
state
in
the
union,
but
New
business of life: be cautious, caie-
COMPARISON OF FILINGS
for OREGON
York has the most planes.
ful and particularly refrain from
Dog
Equity
Marriage
law
P«id Adv . S«ei»cr for Senator Club,
jumping hither and yon on some
Licenses
B Id in«. Portland. Orcgi«»
Cases
Cases
Licenses
Subscribe
for
The
Miner
Today.
ambitious politician’s say-so.
Filed
Filed
Issued
Issued
Year
from
Y’ou farmers don’t change
146
270
62
229
one crop to another overnight. In­ 1923 ................... ..................
.............
342
189
1874
573
1931
....................
variably, when the time comes lor
replanting, you dig into the past
and thoroughly examine exactly ing patriotic or noble. The power MILWAUKEE NOT HARD UP
what this or that seed netted, how behind the movement comes from
Milwaukee, where they have a
it took to the soil and climate and producers of raw products who do
whether or not you reasoned a crop not want Filipine crops to compete socialist administration of the city,
familiar to you would be safer than without paying a tariff, which is reports that all city bills are paid
an unknown recommended by a not collected as long as the islands and there is a surplus of $2,234,000
person who had never even planted belong to us. The freedom given in the municipal treasury. It is still
a garden. You would do your own them is a freedom for us to com- easy to remember when several
thinking regardless of whether pete with them economically upon newly elected members of the New
someone came along and told you I better terms; that’s all.
York legislature were deliberately
how much better your farm could
thrown out of the chamber to which
be run than it is with the present
they had been chosen, and the only
equipment.
reason assigned was that they were
THEY
SAY
And in this connection we have
socialists. Teddy Roosevelt, Jr., was
dug up, purely for your informa­ The subject of my speech is one
a member of the legislature that
tion, facts and figures concerning
performed this feat of statesman­
We hear of every day.
the administration of business in Tis simply all about the fear
ship.—The Golden Age.
the Jackson county clerk’s office.
We have of what “they say.”
Delilia Stevens Meyer, present in­
2% OWN 60% OF WEALTH
cumbent and candidate for nomina­ How happy all of us could be,
tion to reelection, has made an en­
If, as we go our way,
The Industrial Relations commit­
viable record, as the tables printed We did not stop to think and care tee says that at present in America
on this page will clearly illustrate.
So much for what “they say.”
two per cent own 60 per cent of
These are figures taken from the
the wealth of the nation; 33 per
county’s books and can be depended We never dress to go outside,
cent own 35 per cent of the wealth
upon to be accurate. Look them
To church, to ball, or play,
of the nation, and 65 per cent own
over carefully. You will note that, But everything we wear or do
five per cent of the wealth of the
even when the hue and cry of rigid
Is ruled by what “they say.”
nation.
The thing they did not ex­
economy was less shrill than during
plain
is
what happens when the
these hard times, important sav­ Half of the struggles we each make two per cent
take over the rela­
ings were made for the county
To keep up a display,
tively
small
balance
that the rest
through the organization and effi­ Might be avoided, were it not
of
the
people
now
have.
And it
ciency of Mrs. Meyer.
For dread of what “they say.”
can
’
t
be
long
now.
Remember, the next time some
Distinctive Features of
candidate tells you of the terrible The half of those who leave their
COLOMBIAN OIL CONCESSIONS
wastes rampant in the county’s
homes
business administration, that fig­
For Long Beach and Cape May
The American people now hold
ures DON’T lie. And, we think you Would never go, if it were not
about $100,000,000 of bonds of Co­
will agree in the case of the county
For fear of what “they say.”
lombian states and municipalities,
clerk, they furnish a mighty strong,
• Gurney Electric Refrigerators are manufactured by an organi­
unimpeachable recommendation for One reason why I’m now so scared expected soon to be in default. In
zation that has operated successfully in the refrigeration field
June, 1931, so the Patman impeach­
reelection.
for nearly a half century, giving a full three-year guarantee.
(Pardon the weakness, pray!)
ment charges against Secretary
Is that I’m thinking all the while,
• Gurney Electric Refrigerator Cabinets are finished with syn­
Mellon have have brought to light,
O me, what will “they say.”
FREEING THE ISLANDS
thetic porcelain, a substance with all the beautiful appearance
Colombia approved the Barco con­
and durability of porcelain enamel, yet it will not flake and crack
cession, an oil company in which
upon a sharp blow.
The Filipinos are rejoicing at the But so ’twill be, I judge, as long
the
Mellons have a controlling in­
As on the earth folks stay.
passage through the federal house
• Gurney Electric Refrigerators are equipped with an accurate
of representatives of the Hare bill, There’ll always be, with wise and terest, and 12 days later the Na­
adjustable cold control.
tional
City
bank
advanced
the
last
fools,
providing for their ultimate inde­
• Gurney Electric Refrigerators provide a suitable space di­
$4,(100,000 instalment of the big
That dread of what “they say.”
pendence. The senate may pass it
rectly
under the ice cube trays for the storage of ice cubes and
loan. Now the American people hold
also, but there are hints of a presi­
frozen desserts.
the bonds and Mellon has the oil.
—Submitted by Andy Smith.
dential veto.
• Gurney Electric Refrigerators are so quiet you hardly know
The Filipinos will need the help
they are running. There are but five moving parts—sealed in oil.
DERTOIT GREW TOO FAST
FINANCIAL DICTATORSHIP
of some strong nation to keep them
• Gurney Electric Refrigerators operate at an extremely low
The present hard times find De­
out of the hands of China or Japan,
cost due to the extra efficiency of the unit and the extra quality
In a speech broadcast over the
of the cabinet.
as Secretary of State Stimson troit with the largest per capita
warns. The Japs unofficially offer debt in the United States, due to Columbia network Senator Royal S.
Come in for a Demonstration of This
to guarantee their sovereignty, but the fact that during the past 20 Copeland, referring to the hysteria
that amounts to nothing — they years Detroit has tripled in popu­ controlling the banking world, made
Remarkable Refrigerator
guaranteed the political and admin­ lation and increased in area beyond the following statement: “But there
istrative integrity of China about all expectation. Had the growth is one place in the banking system
12 years before the Manchurian been slower, and had so many where there is no hysteria. The men
things not been needed all at once, at the top were never more calm,
raid and the Shanghai battles.
Medford’s Exclusive Gurney Distributors
The growing sentiment in this the present financial condition of deliberated and resourceful. They
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131 WEST MAIN
have seized upon their long-awaited
country to free the islands is noth- the city would be much better.
LEONARD HALL..... Editor «nd Publisher
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