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About Jacksonville miner. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1932-1935 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1934)
Page 4 The JACKSONVILLE MINER and a leisurely hour following. the sub-committee of the ways and tie Just as difficult to keep sweet know that what they owe they owe to us Weston Leader. The Little Applegate school will means committee on agriculture, Weston Leader. close this Friday, as will Sterling, he saved the state over $100.000 While future generations are Applegate. Beaver creek and Un ■ that in all probability would have paying this one's debts, they'll n iontown Forest creek will close in been appropriated for the state another week, while Watkins con fair at Salem and the Pacific In Two can play at the keyhole tinues until May 28, and will close ternational at Portland had he game as well as one, and for that with a program with which Mrs. not refused, over strong protest reason it has been revealed that a Siple of Steamb«>at is assisting the and vigorous lobbying, to approve bit of shady work is going on at Thurs-Frl-Sat teacher. Mrs Ina Puree) Thomp them* appropriations Both of those Camp Applegate in the form of a Adults 25c - Kiddies 10c son creek school will close May 30 fairs were successfully held last camp newspaper called ' The Key Beaver creek pupils are planning u year without the assistance sought WALT DISNEY’S hole” which boasts that it “sees picnic this Sunday to mark the which shows that in those places Fri-Sat Sequel to all. hears all, knows all, prints end of their school term. fairs can and should lie self-aus- nothing." yet which gives some ----------- •------------ taining. THREE LITTLE PIGS stark exposures as well as poetry. JOE McMANN PAYS SHORT He is not neutral on the sales The paper is a two-column, four- The Big Bad Wolf” ♦ VISIT TO JACKSONVILLE tax. He voted for the tux and be- page affair edited on Sunday by cause of the inability of so many Honor of the Range Aino Hal Gates and Guy Tillman, with ♦ Joe McMann, formerly of this property owners to pay their PLUS G. I. (Doc) Jones as advisory ed To the Editor: city, spent a short time here Sat taxes, an emergency now exists. Lanny R ohm itor, and is published at Ruch I note in a recent article in a urday while in southern Oregon and he strenuously urges all to "whenever we get enough clean Medford paper that Henry Conger, visiting with old friends and ac- Charlie Buggies in vote for the sales tax to meet the 'dirt’.” The first issue appeared one of the candidates for county quaintances. McMann came from emergency, to save our schools, May 6 on a mimeographed sheet judge, seems very positive that he Portland, his present home, in the and to relieve property taxpayers and reflects the agony of quaran could run the county on less interests of Joe E. Dunne, candi of a part of their burden tine and inoculation throughout its money; that he would simply run date for the republican nomination He belongs to no faction, has Saturday Night I» Prevue Nite pages. One page is given to sports it differently. for governor of Oregon. no fads, and desires no further [x>- and includes a brilliant piece of Sun-Mon McMann. who pioneered motor litical advancement He believes No doubt Mr. Conger has en- cartooning showing a Brush Ma tirely overlooked the fact that on cycle officering in this section sev Starts Sunday rine at the bat as he struck a foul. January 9. 1933, he appeared as eral years ago. believes Candidate in good government, but has no The following paragraphs ap spokesman for a committee be Dunne to be the only republican sympathy for the so-called “Good Government congress.” HIS CODE IS LADIES I peared in the first issue: rThs whois fore the county court and insisted in the field who has strength If you think his experience in A few of the “noisy nuts” in on Jackson county incurring heavy enough at the polls to defeat State world pov> FOIST.. WHEN A GENT the legislature and the friendly one of the barracks have organ expense for auditing work, not Treasurer Rufus Holman, whose contacts he has made in all parts •d whits hs ized a male quartet. (Opinions as provided for in the budget and friendship for L. A Banks, former AIN’T IN NO HURRY! mod* lovs. to their musical ability are kindly which proved to be entirely un Medford Daily News publisher, of the state would be worth any thing to you in promoting good withheld.) They challenge any necessary and he further demand among other things, has made him legislation, you can have his serv other quartet to a contest any | ed at that time the endorsement unpopular in this section. It has ices for less than the coat to him time. Their talents are extempo and full support of the county been feared that, should Holman VOTE tl X raneous song, including rhymes commissioners in the policies of gain the nomination, and later the (I’aid Adv.) and unearthly moans and other the then county judge. E. H. Fehl, governorship, executive clemency distracting rackets. Warning—Do who certainly did not save any would be extended the convicted They're making a golf bail now not wash your ears if you value money for the taxpayers of Jack- murderer. Banks. with a center of pure honey, but your mind. 4 son county, but well-nigh wrecked for the dub who slices one it may “Uncle Jake.” our oldest powder the county and its finances in his GEORGE W. DUNN CANDIDATE monkey, is laid up. After passing few months administration. FOR STATE SENATE POSITION the 60-year mark he has suffered George W. Dunn Is a candidate Do we want that kind of econ his first accident. Jake claims a omy? for nomination for state senator rock as big as a kitchen stove on the republican ticket to succeed Yours very trulv. V fl ■ Children rolled on his leg, putting a little 9 himself. RALPH BILLINGS kink in it. (Ed. Note—Referring ----------- •------------ If nominated and elected he will, Saturday Only to Jake Knutzen, now in a Rose as he has done in the past 12 J burg hospital.) Applegate Schools years, try to truly represent the REX BELL in How about a little support for people of Oregon As a member of Closing Amid xMay the ways and means committee at our Christian Endeavor meetings? It can’t hurt you and it might do Programs, Picnics the 1933 regular session of the Y you some good. With all the hypo legislature, he assisted in reducing also COMEDY and SERIAL crites in this camp we should have With the crystal dew drops, the the state expenses from $15,000.- a full house at each meeting. Let's bright flowers, and the fairies and 000 to $9.000.000 for the biennium Sunday and Monday all make a bet with ourselves and sunshine represented by the chil 1933 and 1934. As chairman of see how much help we can be to dren dressed in their dainty paper i H CLARA BOW in — ■ ■x "Deacon" and hir co-workers. Now costumes, the May festival given /— - that we have settled this matter. by the pupils of the Little Apple we’U see you all in church. gate school Friday became a beau ----------- •------------ tiful outdoor exhibition. The wind with PRESTON FOSTER TWIN PLUNGES OPEN WITH ing of the May pole and the crown SWIMMING EVENTS SUNDAY ing of the violet as the queen Tuesday and Wednesday Twin Plunges. Ashland’s famous flower of May were the outstand 419'/. EAST MAIN- swimming and dancing resort, will ing features of the morning pro A Pofomoonl P ic I um - •.<»> PHONE 84 Double Feature! officially open for the 1934 season gram which lasted more than an EVELYN VENABLE next Sunday, May 20. As a free at hour. Much credit is due Mrs. ENROLL NOW Sir GUY STANDING “Fury of the Jungle” traction to interest patrons and Kathryn Denzer and her pupils spectators, the lessees. Knollin and for their efforts in arranging the and KENT TAYLOR BEAUTY SERVICES also Hoyman. have announced that festival, which was attended by AT A SAVING Tue-Wcd-Thur they will have, at 3 p.m. Sunday about 60 people. A picnic lunch Permanents ............ $2.50 “My Lips Betray” afternoon, an exhibition in swim was enjoyed at noon, with games Shampoo and with LILLIAN HARVEY ming and diving by the members LYLE TALBOT of the University of Oregon aquat 50c Children Finger Wave BEBE DANIELS Thursday and Friday Dr. 11. P. Coleman ic teams, who are making the trip Marcels....... 25c and 50c 10c Chiropractic - lliyslotbcraphy to Ashland for that purpose under THEATRE - auspices of the plunges. SPECIAL Oregon License 264 This is the first time in the his Ends Saturday Night California License 3029 6 Scalp Treatments WYNNE GIBSON tory of southern Oregon that so 14 Years In Medford, Oregon Or Facials .............. $6.00 ONSLOW STEVENS many stellar athletes will enter tain. free of charge, at any pool. ----------- •------------ FANNY ANDREWS TAKEN “Roman Scandals” BY DEATH WEDNESDAY RETAIN Fanny Ellen Andrews, wife of Sunday - Monday Henry Andrews of Jacksonville, passed away at a Medford hos k pital Wednesday, May 9. after a very short illness. Mrs. Andrews with JOAN BLON DE LI. was born in Lynn county, Iowa. Glenda Farrell—Guy Kibbee August 11, 1900. Lyle Talbot—Frank McHugh She spent her early life in Iowa, and was married to Henry An Tuesday - Wednesday drews at Sidney, Iowa. June 18, 1919. They moved to Glenwood, Iowa, where they resided for many FOR Camp Applegate1 Sees Selves Thru ‘Keyhole’Journal years, and three years ago came to southern Oregon. Besides the husband, three chil dren survive. Beulah, Virginia and Anita, all at home; her father, C. G. Gardner, and step-mother. Mrs. C. G. Gardner, of this city; one brother. William Gardner, of Sa lem. Funeral services were held at Perl's last Friday. May 11, with interment in Jacksonville ceme tery. CRATZHIAN LETTERS Ken Maynard to the Editor ---------------------- o Murder in Melody in Spring I ROXY 20c ~ I» “Diamond Trail J immy Medford School of Beauty Culture ’ffKWl I] ill ¡ “HOOPLA’’ I 1 I ÂÇÏIW JAMES CAGNEY BETTE DAVIS ‘The Crosby Case’ Registered Nurse EDDIE CANTOR EarIB Day Havana Widows’ 2 FEATURES WARREN WILLIAM in Yellow Cab COUNTY JUDGE “Goodbye Again plus IRENE DUNNE in Safe Reliable 24-Hour Service OF JACKSON COUNTY “If I Were Free Starts Thursday PAUL ROBESON in “Emperor Jones” Food at Less Cost His record of efficiency in rep resenting this county in two sessions of the legislature and his success in reestablishing order in Jackson county affairs entitles him to reelection. FAMILIES which do not have adequate TOM L.fTAYLOR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER If elected I will perform my duties impartially, efficiently, economically, and will work for the interest of the people. A RESIDENT, PROPERTY OWNER AND TAXPAYER IN JACKSON COUNTY FOR OVER 30 YEARS refrigeration are compelled to pay too much for food. An electric refrigerator makes possible two effective ways of cutting food costs. It saves by keeping food fresh that would otherwise spoil. It saves by permitting you to buy food in the larger, more economical quantities and to take advantage of spec ial sales. The operating cost of an electric refrigerator is but a few cents a day—the cost of owning one was never lower. Just a small down payment, with plenty of time to pay off the balance, will put any model you desire in your home. See your dealer today. 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