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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1932)
The Jacksonville Miner Page 6 City Budget Balanced; Increase Levy Fraction TOPNOTCHERS ■■ i——■ ■ i byKvr » ' being chosen entirely on Ills past I record and pe,formance. It would indeed be a fitting tribute to our present sheriff if the voters would j : unite to write in his nume and I 'mark an *x* in such great numbers that he would bo curried to a sweeping victory.” "We feel that Ralph has deserved j Just such a tribute from the level-1 headed voters of Jackson countyi who appreciate the fine qualities I of the man and who wish to ex I press their approval of his excep ' tional service to his county. Our Committee of 7000 has been work ing night and day to impress voters I with the fact that they must. In I addition to writing In Ralph Jen | nlngs, place the usual cross before I his name." (Continued from page one) west. but the point being made is that it was no small matter for the committee to work out a budget which would meet requirements. Actual expense of operating the city was reduced by $300 for the coming 12 months, but due to de linquent taxes, lagging payment of water rent and anticipated further losses in this direction next fall, it was necessary to raise the gen eral tax levy one-tenth of one mill (approximately $15) and foist bur den of tax payments onto the di minishing ranks of actual taxpay ers. Three thousand six hundred forty-five dollars have been pro MYSTERY COMEDY WELCOME vided to be raised in the budget for RELIEF, CRITIC DECLARES the coming year, $295.50 of which will go into the general fund; $1600 If you’ve gotten to the point in salary fund and $950 in lights and ninny have—where you shud ’ and fuel, and balance in miscel der each time you see a murder' laneous funds. mystery advertised you’ll enjoy The outstanding change in the "Guilty as Hell," which opens Sun budget committee’s work this year day at the Roxy theater. For here, STARTING was in its designation of funds for AMY at last. Is a murder pict ure to end | payment of watermaster and street murder pictures. It “kids” all the I P ortmarnock f AMOOS CWötiSH commissioner from one fund and other murder pictures you’ve ever ' neLPn«/QußiiN AVlAWlX.zr^> city marshal from another. When MdW Pl)$5- seen; It’s really funny; and at the I we <G*pr. there had been some agitation last same time there’s enough suspense I moth plane th? year to expand the work into two wuison — - * MOiXlSOH in it to keep everybody happy. *HEAX?TÍÍ CONTENT* jobs it was discovered that the bud lANPEP PEN- Edmund Lowe and Victor Me- get provided but one fund for the ' aglen. the battling buddles of | FiEtpaoóE New three duties and could not be di I previous pictures, are starred with ! BRUNSWICK 30 verted without avoiding some fi Richard Arlen in "Guilty as Hell,’ i ( Hoog; iATeg nancial responsibility upon coun adapted from the successful play, cilmen. As it has been arranged ■ “Riddle Me This." which enjoyed a this time, the watermaster, street ( ÉN ú LAND' í FOREMO it long run on Broadway last season. superintendent and marshal jobs I LONG DISTANCE flYEg They are cast as a reporter and i may be combined into one or made a detective, resnectlvely, who are! two separate positions filled by called In to solve a muriier that , two employes. There will be no budget restrictions this year should places in the city pending regular dla May West; Plymouth rock .he audience sees committed at the council decide to hire two where council meeting December 5 when chickens, second: Florence Smith: j opening of the film. The audience one served before. the proposed budget will be either belted giant rabbits, first: Ilich- knows who’s guilty of the crime, ard Wolf; pigeons, first: Thelma but Mcl.aglen and lx>we don’t. And Mayor Wesley Hartman, Council adopted or rejected. their bungling efforts to solve It. men Dunnington, Severance, Can There will be a special meeting Wolf; cats, first: Peggy and Son trail and Lewis were present and of the Jacksonville city council ny Boyd; cats, second: Arthur and though they’re finally successful, claimed distinction of cutting the Tuesday evening. November 15, Agnes Dunford; burro, first: Betty are, meanwhile, highly amusing. budget and accused Budget Com for the purpose of discussing pro Sanger; burro, second: Glenn San mitteemen Wilson, Dorn and God posed boosting of water turn-on fee ger: airedale dog, first: Bernice Send In your subscription today. ward of raising the tax levy while from $1.50 to $5. According to May Kusel; bird dog (spaniel), first: the budget committee insisted the or Hartman, a representative turn Arthur Dunford; pony, first, John reverse was true. Anyway, the com out of Jacksonvillians is hoped for Lovel; pony, second: Richard bined groups, which compose the so that this matter, which con Nease. A neat display of school entire budget fixing body of Jack cerns the city’s financial structure w’ork ws on exhibition in the school sonville, accomplished the feat of to a great extent, can be settled to building. going both directions at the same the greatest satisfaction. The pro Children winning foot races are time, all made possible by the de posed increase in turn-on fee has as follows: Helen Kusel, first; pression, it was pointed out. Taxes been suggested as a means of more Bonnie Sanger, second in the pri were both lowered and raised Tues equally distributing expense of the I mary grades; Jean Harrington, Friday and Saturday day night by the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. city’s water system and encourag first. Lydia West second, in third Hyde budget committee and the ing more regular consumption of grades; Sonny Boyd and Betty San entire matter has been posted, ac the town’s one commodity—and ger tied for first and Arthur Dun cording to law, in three prominent chief source of revenue. ford received second in fourth and fifth trades; Raymond West, first, and Dick Nease, second, for upper grades. A blue ribbon pumpkin belong ing to Raymond West was sold at auction for 60 cents. Albert Hartley acted as auctioneer and Miss Ethel Houston was the highest bidder. The school fair held at Little Those in charge during the after Applegate Friday afternoon not noon were Miss Peggy Boyd, pop only proved of exceptional inter corn and candy booth; Raymond est to the children, but reminded West, in the garb of a deep sea Sunday, Monday, Tuesday the grown-upB of the good old days diver, sale of balloons, and Mr. and as well. The big folks doffed their Mrs. Alvin Dunford and Mrs. A. S. dignity for a few hours, partici- \ Kleinhammer, judges. with pated in a footrace or two, bought toy balloons to twiddle in the air and ate candy and popcorn like they meant business. The winners proudly flaunting blue and red rib bons for their footracing were Os “The move to write-in Ralph car Wolf and Glenn Saltmarsh, first and second in the race for men over Jennings on the ballot next Tues HOLLY PRICES 16. Although women are given day has been gaining by leaps and While They Last credit for intuition, the men seemed ; bounds the final days of the cam to possess a little of that element paign,” stated one of the officials PHONCOM in that they chose to run up hill toi of the Committee of 7000. which prevent falling down. Women win-' is promoting the move to write In ning were Miss Ethel Houston and the present sheriff, who was de Mrs. Harold Crump in the race for feated in the democratic primary last spring. women over 20. ‘‘The election of Jennings, If it A variety of well kept pets were carries,” added one of the mem on display, the prize winners as bers, “would accord him the great follows: est honor ever given any sheriff Bantam chickens, first prize: Ly- of Jackson county, the honor of TO MAKE A WESTWARD SOLO FLIGHT ACROSS tÁ$- ATLAMTIC^ ( > 1 J;1 ; J • Hoii'Ä CkWNV TOM MIX See the DOORS t<^IIATEIFIAS Wm tOAO VMIAVM««. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday November 6-7-8 NORMA . SHEARER f “SMILIN’ THROUGH” with FREDRIC MARCH LESLIE HOWARD Wednesday and Thursday SALLY EILERS BEN LYON in “Hat Check Girl” MATS., WEEK DAYS 125 Balcony Seats ......... 15c Lower Floor 25c EVES., SUN., MATS. & HOL’S. 125 Balcony Seats ......... 20c Lower Floor 35c Ends Friday “ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT” Saturday Only Tim McCoy in “TWO FISTED LAW” Sunday and Monday Frank Buck's “Bring ’Em Back Alive” Tuesday and Wednesday “SKYSCRAPER SOULS” Thursday and Friday “Washington Merry-Go- Round” Lee Tracy, Constance Cummings ANY 8EAT ANY TIME IOC Continuous Shows Saturdays 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Sun. and Hols. 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. “THE TEXAS ROXY ! oo BADMAN” School Fair Hits Entertainment Peak At Little Apple gate False Faces We Are Offering at Claim Write-in Move Gaining in Popularity Lowell Sherman Lila Lee Peggy Shannon ADULTS 20c BIG PINES LUMBER. GO. Saturday Only “SIN’S PAY DAY” First Showing In Medford Sunday and Monday “GUILTY AS HELL” ■*"" McLaglen—Lowe—Arlen Tuesday and Wednesday “NEW MORALS for OLD” Lewis Stone—Margaret Perry Thursday and Friday ‘VANISHING FRONTIER’ with Johnny Mack Brown z'«n»|n1<o'>« S’turd^v & Sunday CLEANING AND PRESSING Quality Work—Reasonable Prices Snappy Service The Place to Get Good Home-Cooked Meals HOT DINNER SANDWICHES • Headquarters for THE JACKSONVILLE MINER • THE NUGGET Sandwiches, Fountain Drinks, Candy, Cigars, News Barber Shop and Pool Hall in Connection SOUND HORN FOR CURB SERVICE PHONE 162 I Announcing New Low Prices on Beauty Work! PERMANENTS $2.50 $4 $5.50 Marcels 50c and 75c Reset 35c Finger Waves, Wet 35c, Dry 50c Shampoos, Shingle Bob 35c, Others 50c Medicated or Soapless, 35c Extra Hot Oil Shampoo, >1.00 Lovalon Rinse 25c Henna Rinse 50c Cleansing Facial 50c Regular Facial, $1 and up Eyebrow and Lash Dye 75c Manicure 50c Arch 35c Hair Cuts 35c Bowman’s Barber and Beauty Shop 105 West Main Medford CASH AND CARRY PRICES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY PAY’N TAKIT CLEANERS Across from Roxy Theater, Medford MINER’S SUPPLIES EXPLOSIVES—CARBIDE—LAMPS PIPE AND FITTINGS Headquarters for Prospectors* Equipment and Furnishings for Jacksonville and Vicinity / Stoves, Heaters, Ranges Now on Display Coleman’s Hardware We Sell for Cash Phone 13
