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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1933)
—■r '■■■■ I H * ' -V The Jacksonville Miner P«*e 4 Prospects Likely That Free Distribution Jacksonville May Get Papers Undermine PW A Waterworks Aid Legitimate Business (Continued from page one) Seen in a Daze I DENVER An entirely new angle on the free distribution 'Tbluektnne. This would elimi paper and its effect on the paid- i ajg.is. »aid the officer, and subscription was Id give the city a more palat- given iu a talk, newspaper By OUR KEYHOLE EXPERT recently by Mor J able drinking water This sugges ris D. Townsend. president of lion followed a personal Inspection the Advertising club of Denver. Noel Pence, Elmer Zumwalt, of the local waterworks some time Colorado. Merle Miller. Junior Banister and ago. Mr. Townsend stated that Si Johnson playing marbles for But one discrepancy in self of the larger chains had KEEPS- -In the middle of Oregon liquidation of the local waterworks some deduced against the free distri improvement remains to be made bution media. This is net es street. The boys’ marbles gather before application is perfected, pecially because they have a no moss at this time of year • said Attorney Hanna. The wateri great deal of brotherly love for department funds In the past have the newspaper, but because they Virginia Fick and Alice Hoofs been paid into the general fund, want and need a good strong too busy to read the postcards. and have been enough to not ouly newspaper in every community care for expenses of itself, but also in which they are doing busi „Young Dec Gillis and Mrs. Gillis have been the chief source of reve ness and in which they have an in and out of Jacksonville again ------------ a------------- nue for the city. This revenue must I investment; simply because they Doc now is stationed with Elk PERFECT 1933 SOUND be pledged to a sinking fund to re want those communities to pros Creek Brush Marine camp tonsils BARRYMORE, PANT3LESS. IN f tire the ,10.000 bond issue, accord per and grow in order that their and sore fingers. STUDIO CLA88IC ON SUNDAY SAT ing to PWA requirements, but the investments may grow in value ,3000 average yearly receipts of and their store activities ex John Barrymore goes from the Little Joe Beach back aguln from the waterworks would not entirely pand They realize that the pat the Shrine hospital in Portland and extrema of dashing uniforms to tat « boy and a girl . . . be devoted to retirement of bonds, ronizing of the free medium I able to be about, though not back ters In his latest screen role as unknown to each which will mature over a com par-1 weakens the newspaper and re to normal yet. Jo«« aay* H's such a Ute romantic Archduke Rudolf in other . . . aharlng the atively long period of years. Prob stricts its influence for com | nice hospital he'd like to j?o back "llennlon In Vienna.” which opens ••me room I ably a fraction of the fund will munity development and better i anytime. Sunday at the Studio theater. • In the spectacular palace scenes handle the sinking fund if the loan ment.—Siskiyou News (Yreka). is granted, said City Attorney ----------------------------------------------- ■ Marshal Jim Littell feelipg under of the picture Barrymore is re splendent In Imperial costumes of Hanna. the weather. shall be entered into by ordinance: the old Austrian regime, gold-braid- Some city official^, age w^luctant Saturday to use any waterWoska funds to StevenH and Green's contract was Mrs. T. A. Dews walking to town cd and emblazoned with medals. «INGER ROGERS Night Is I signed by two members of the city retire the bonds, In oeent-tliey are NORMAN FOSTER “Proview council and no ordinance concern- : sold. But the waterworks have al eiORQI tIONtV Night" ing the deal was ever drawn, which most entirely financed all city ac tivities for many years and it Is a did not legally obligate the city to ■ SUN • MON certainty that the water depart i any contract. City Attorney Hanna ment. if it continues to be a reve . asserted that the litigation on the: nue producer, must be kept in shape I part of the contractors has been and developed from time to time , fruitless, and that the city will ANYTIME so that the city of Jacksonville . continue to ignore the case, which remains on court dockets. will have water to sell. The bond ! . j still Tuesday evening. December ( issne. although voted for by a safe . 15. Next the city council will hold its margin about two years ago. has i , regular The earth monthly meeting, at which Medford’s Own Family Theatre been the object of controversy, cold 6ooo feet : | time the matter of pledging the ; water throwing and contrasting proceeds of the waterworks to a below! hope to various citizens. , sinking fund is expected to come Another matter concerning the up. Following this, if councilmen city and possible future revenues t agree, the application should be in is the approaching liquor control i the hands the state PWA advis- and licensing. Although the city ; ory board of for action some time charter, granted by the state legis lature. gives Jacksonville the power j next week. Should this application to license, and control her own result in the $10.000 loan and the spirits, local laws must conform I $3000 gift. Jacksonville's water SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, DEC. 3, 4, 5 to state regulations. Attorney Han 1 supply—one of the most vital units ! in any city — will take a stride for- ! No wonJ na stated. There has been some they call, who take the view that Jackson ! ward that will do much to enhance three fcjkwu ville is qualified to follow in the i this city as a residential center of steps of Klamath Falls, which open ! southern Oregon. Modernization of i the waterworks will mean the reali ly defied state domination and or- dinanced local control to Its own zation of dreams and the culmina- ’ liking. Charters of the two cities tion of years of effort of several include like powers concerning the public-spirited citizens. governing of alcoholics, now that national prohibition has been re FIRE DAMAGES ROOF pealed. A drama <J earthy pai To date, however, the only ordi (Continued from page one) llon harm in the iky! nances concerning the licensing for in town at the time. hurried to the ' • tt'.A sale and control of strong drink are scene with his bread truck and was BRUCE«” CABOT those which were on the books back first to tackle the conflagration, i A RUNE JUDGE in the days when Oregon went dry. ; School children had noted the fire 1 They either will have to be recog ! when school let out at 12:00 noon, j eric : L inden nized as written, or will have to be i but a call was not phoned into the ■ RAI PH BpUAMY repealed and others more suited 1 Ore company till 30 minutes later. , to present-day conditions enacted. Thia was the first run the truck TUE-WEP’,-ftuR — This will be the task of the mayor has made for more than a month, and city council, and as yet the or since a defective flue caught issue has not found its way into afire at the Bill Huff home. Al«o “OLD KING COLE” official discussion. Local people are ----------- •------------ inclined, however, to let the state A Walt Disney Silly Symphony in Color Liberty says; “FOUR arrange the details, many express Concerning Spelling • STAGS’’ An Innovation ing satisfaction with proposed leg and Laurel and Hardy in “Me an’ My Pal In motion pictures . . . islation now pending. By J. C. REYNOLDS I: dramatic . . . suporb There fa one legal matter still acting , . and the return pending in the courts brought by If ail we poem-building birds I » WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 7 of Colleen Moors’ Stevens and Green, contractors, Should start the style of spelling who were enjoined from completing wirds NEVER GIVE A SUCKER A BREAK! work contracted for at the city To correspond, a lot of folks reservoir some five or six years Would wax indignant at the hoiks ago. Most recent rumblings con And rage and rumble and involk cerning this matter came up nearly ’Anathemas on such a jolk; a year ago. when the contractors None of our glad effusions would offered to drop litigation for a I Be rightly read or understould settlement of ,200. The city turned And failing to construe our verse .s' A down the offer, inasmuch as Jack They’d ramp and tear their hair sonville is not bound by a valid and cerse. contract, basis for the suit. City charter insists that all contracts If we should venture in our rhymes To spell our worth alike at thymes. Without a doubt ’twould start a feud - Musti'aiMw Sr*« Of most appalling magnlteud. The scholar and the pedagogue Outraged and shocked would stand Plus: SPORT REEL, TRAVELTALK, CARTOON, NEWS agogue And call for vengeance on the cuss ‘SPENCER TRACY Who mangled up the language FRIDAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 9 thuss; COLLEEN And hosts of men without a qualm Would utter many a fervent ‘daim.’ MOORE »Uv treat matu reservoir water I I and back every day In her pious- 1 Other oplxodes show him In thauf- In building activities. It shouldn’t I feur’a garb, Alpine outfit, rag* of i>«> difficult to find carpenter*, ant. neighborly manner. • 1 poverty, iii\d In one hilarious mo uaipters und electriciu** who b» A bedraggled Indian tropee men! In shirt tails. lleve II.» Olin Miller in Thom threatening to overshadow the red uatou ) Time«. brick schoolhouse Olin Miller'* department, in the I current Issue of the Thomaston JANET GAYNOR IN ‘ADORABLE’ , (Gu l Times gives Weston. Its may AT ROXY THEATER ON SUNDAY or nn<1 Its editor more thnu n col umn of gratifying free publicity. One of the season's most pleasing While his explosive effort hus the SOUTHERN OREQON’S FINES'! productions. ‘‘Adorable,” will play anvil chorus sounding like a lulla nt the Boxy theater Sunday and by, n knock Is a boost from Olin. ENDS SATURDAY Monday, featuring well-known and ' Weston Leader. Wanted Three carpenters, tt most popular Janet Gaynor, this time co-starring with handsome painters, electrician*: must belong Henry Garat. The story deals with to some evangelical church and be a rhythmic romance of a Cinderella lieve in hell and the Bible. Give in silks and a prince charming in name, address, telephone and pas disguise, and Is one of the typical tor's name. Ad in Chattanooga JF 1 ’ 11”! J | IV" A’zJ Gaynor products which alwnys Times. During the present slump overflow with 'warmth and human baiurday ity. An Oswald cartoon, news reel Night Is and other shorts complete the pro “Prsvlsw gram. lALT CRAT3SUANÌ □u Night” see “Good Companions” I AAFT€A | Romance One *Chute Between Them! WHAT GIRLSI WHAT EONGEI WHAT LAFFSI Glorlcuz Lilian Harvey In hsr first American film- . . . she sing dances — how makes love! HERE THEY COME! HIT AFTER HIT!! Lilian Haney Lew Ayres JOHN ßARRYMOPE g It ALL 3HOWS GLEN »ICS- txnJ hiA. You v* heard them over the air . . . now eee them In person . . ■ DIANA WYN YA RD STARTS TUESDAY NUTS TO YOU! GLORY Aleo Selected Short Subjecta So philosophically we wait A future time more fortunait, When we may safely substitute The art of spelling words to sute, And which may prove the antidote For ills that rile a Poet’s gote. The crazy system now in use Exasperates us like the duse; And when those saner moments dawn We’ll banish it to Hellangawn. i The reason we don’t believe werk j is good for us is because it always . makes us tired.—Olin Miller in Thomaston fGa.) Times. 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