Gold Hill news., October 13, 1927, Image 6

TUB GOLD HILL NKWS, JACKSON COUN fY. OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER ti. HIT
q u e n c y o f m inors.
An Independent Newspaper dedicat­
ed to the betterment of Gold H ill
and Jackson County.
C. J. Skorb Editor
Published •very Thursday evening
in Gold H ill. Jackson County, Ore.
atcred at the Post O ffice at Gold
-J ll, Oregon, for transm ission thru
the m ails as second class matter.
A dvertising Rates— D isplay. 25c per
colum n inch: Legal advertising at
legal rate. Readers 10c per line.
C lassified. 1c per word per in ser­
tion. N o more than one agency
com m ission allow ed on any fo r­
W hile there are few people w ho
hold u brief for the person w ho
com m its an infraction o f our law s,
the m ethods em ployed in the catch ­
ing o f the violators arc oftentim es
more sham eful and less principled
than the methods used by the law
breaker. It is against these m eth­
ods w hich the average |x*rson rebels.
A law enforcem ent o fficer w ho
goes out legitim ately and appre­
hends a law violator and brings him
to Justice is usually accorded the
support of all peace loving, law
abiding citixens but w hen that same
officer uses double crossing, under-
handed m ethods to obtain h is end
then the better elem ent in one's
makeup condem ns the officer.
e ig n a d v e r t i s i n g .
STOOL PIGEON METHODS
T he stool Pigeon methods em ploy­
ed by som e of the law enforcem ent
officers o f the state have met w ith
rebuffs from those w ho sit in judi­
cial capacities.
In one case in
one case in Klamath county, tw o
youths w ere fined but one dollar
each for sellin g liquor to an Indian
w hen the ordinary sentence is tw o
years in the state penitentiary. The
judge held that the boys w ere co a x ­
ed by an Indian officer to make the
sale and then arrested.
Another case from the northern
end o f the state tells w here tw o lads
o f tender years w ere inveigled into
sellin g liquor and then placed under
arrest and the judge in the case
not on ly freed the youths but asked
fo r the arrest of the o fficer on a
charge of contributing to the d elin ­
A strange ease in law enforcem ent
is brought before us in this county.
A law enforcem ent officer is in d ict­
ed for m anslaughter xvhen he shot
a violator o f the liquor law s.
We cannot condone the unnre-
eessary shooting of anyone even by
an officer o f the law. No doubt
the officer, w hich happened to he
Terry Talent in this case, did not
intend to kill Zim m erlee but that
sam e o fficer has been know n to use
a gun upon several other instances
against persons xvho w ere not fel­
ons and w here shooting w a s not
necessary. We w ould not w ant to
see a law o fficer freed of a serious
charge such as the one planted
against Talent merely because he
w as a law officer.
The w orst feature In connection
w ith the Talent indictm ent is that
law violators w ill become more bold
and take greater chances, thereby
becom ing more difficult to handle.
The Zimm erlee case did not call for
M ar« th an 3OOO P r«f«rred S h a re h o ld e rs
Expenditure* Budget
Detailed
S.’ -onil
in di tail allow aurr exiieu ililu res vrar
Estim atisi
In tlrlail
lor the lust Give
expenditures
year of the
yearly
for the ensuing
three-year
tutulx
school year
period
ITEM
PERSONAL SERVICE:
I. Superintendent ............................................ g 2,150.00
3. T e a c h e r s ................ .......................................... 10.135.00
II. IL Deitriek w as a .Medford bus
iness visitor. Monday.
THE TALENT INDICTMENT
Suhecribtion $2.00 a year
In Advance
any gun play and il is Io be regret­
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
ted that any resulted for not only
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 57
a life has been sacrificed but the
T h.s original estim ate show s in parallel colum ns the unit costs of several services material and supplies
precedent established of indicting for the three fiscal year» next preeccding the eurrrnl year, the detail expenditures fur the Inst one of said
an o fficer might have a ileleriorat- thre,- prrcceding fiscal years and the budget allow nin es and expenditures for six months of the current year
effect u|ion the fulfillm ent of law (“Six m onths of the current year" means six m onths of the last school year.)
enforcem ent.
RXPRNDITl RES
There is now but one thing to do
ing effect upon the fulfillm ent of
E xpenditures and
Expenditure* for three fiscal
law enforcem ent.
budgl I ollOWMM for
years next preeeediug the
six m onths of last
last school year
school year
<• Janitors ..................................... ...............
a-
Clerk
.....................................................
Total—Personal Services ......_ .
Chas. Orr returned the fore part
of the w eek from Eugene. He was
AND SUPPLIES:
aeeom panied by his mother w ho w ill MATERIAL
I. Eurnilure (desks, etc.)
make her home here this w inter.
1 Supplies (chalk, e tc .)......
3. Library books .................
4. Flags ....................................
Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchinson of 5 P la y g ro u n d equipm ent
Houston, Texas, w ho have been 6. Janitor's supplies ..............
7. I- m l
spending the week w ith Mrs. Hutch
in son ’s relatives, Mrs. E ffie Birdseye 8. Light
9. W alt r
of Riviera ami Roy Cameron o f this 10.
Postagc mid sta tio n e r y ....
city, left for hon:? via San F rancisco
W ednesday morning.
Total— Material and Supplie«
Miss Ruth Cameron visited the
fore part of the w eek near Rogue
River w ith an aunt. Mrs. Birdseye.
W hile there she had the happy ex­
perience o f visiting with an aunt
and uncle from Texas w hom she
hail not seen for several years.
Jack Hayes and John Hainmersly
left Monday afternoon for the deer
country. They expect to have oodles
o f venison w hen they come back.
The on ly chance for a slip is that
som e one puts the deer w ise to the
fact that Ham merslv is toting a gun.
John has such a reputation as a
iiimrod that all the w ild meat d is­
appears as soon as he gets into tm-
w oods.
W'e expect how ever that
sem e o f the city recorder’s friends
w ill soon be treated to som e good
venison steaks.
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M a ffa r i.G n n u h n RMetnvg Ham ath F«Ui-Oregon
Yreka D unsm uir-California
r a m m t MtMtMtMt n t « y
6U5.IH)
150 oo
50.00
Fly Foil Per Pint
25.00
150.00
285 m*
250.00
fl.3O5.IHI
« 0,100.00
594.40
82.20
22.45
37.50
75.00
02.50
133.40
255.54
Olititi
47.(81
2titl.H0
25.00
« 143545
........1 ,9 9 0 .0 0
Total— Maintenance and Repaira
«
2.1MMI.IM)
e i.o v o x t
7.254 .lit*
1,022.50
IHO.on
7,020.00
HI0. (HI
«12.730 (Ml «11.047.50
«10,000.84
1,790.00
300.00
1,188.78
I HO . 0o
932.97
253.02
104.40
44.89
75.00
125 IH)
287.50
82.50
112.50
25.00
260.79
511.OH
181.33
94.IM)
000.IMI
127 Iti
197.(MJ
882.50
$ 2,451.20
« 2,110.05
«
130.28
2711.07
24.91
250.25
127 17
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«
940 HO
Music
> •.',*1***1 MU
« 4.148.95
205.02
«
200.00
75.00
«
410.03
« 1,340.15
«
»9542
500.00
8
205.02
«
275.00
«
410.03
{ 1,340.15
«
995.42
«
175.00
9
175.00
9 2,760.00
50.00
INDEBTEDNESS.
2. W arrant, and interest thereon __
9 4.148.95
«
50.00
Total Aaaeuamenhi
« 2.IHHI.00
75.00
150 IMI
275.IMI
Ruuds
1,180.00
Total— Indebtedneaa ................ ............ ....« 1,180.00
«
J
127.17
127.17
«
620.00
«
254.33
«
620.00
«
254.33
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS:
8 2.750.00
« 1.453.62
« 1,525.00
8 2,9(17.25
« 3,046.50
« 2.75*1 IKI « 1,153.* 2
> 1.525.1111
(■ 2.9U7.25
> 3.H 111 ..** «2.7(1*1.00
Dom estic Art Supplies - ................... ................... «
25.00
INSURANCE:
8 580.00
9
140.25
«
102.50
«
292.50
«
284.00
«
30.00
................«
580.00
«
140.25
8
162.50
8
29240
8
284.Oil
8
30.00
«
75.1H)
... 50.01*
«
300.24
25.00
8
25(1 (Ml
‘25.00
8
•
612.47
60.00
------------ «
135.00
«
«
275.00
«
«
250.00
8
175 .(HI
Total Em ergency .................... .. — ......-...«
331.24
602.47
8
574.72
263.72
574.73 8
263.72
508.11
250.00
GRAND T O T A L ............................... ................ 821,565.00
508.11
8 9,853.95
«12,228.00
819 707.84
823.lMill.5H
«1 5,002.81
B y R a il o r
H ig h w a y to
Portland
High Class
WATCH & JEWELRY
REPAIRING
J Johnson's Jewelry Store
Medford, Oregon
Regular 75c
W E STILL HAVE THOSE RIVER BOTTOM SPU DS—GOOD ONES AT—
H U N D R E D
Dietrich Groceteria
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Gold Hill Hardware & Implement Co.
OCTOBER DAYS
are
KODAK DAYS
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MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:
Gym Ruihlings and grounds
Gym roof
....................................
F. Porch ......................................
J? be the worst of germ carriers , in these
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I, Bertha Coy, do hereby certify that the above estim a te of expenditures for the year 1927-1923 w as p re­
pared by me and that the expenditures and budget a llo w a n c e for six months of the current year and the e x ­
N otice is hereby given to the le­ penditures for the three fiscal years next preceding th e current year as show n above have been com piled
gal voters of School D istrict No. 57 irom the records in my charge unit are true and corre ct cop ies thereof.
BERTHA COY,
of Jackson County, State of Oregon, 013-20
D istrict Clerk.
that an election w ill be held in said
D istrict at the school house oa the
NOTICE
“D oug” (a.iu e rn n and " C lw lc K ell
1927.
4th day of N ovem ber, 1927, :t tw o
left for a hunting trip over on the
o ’clock in the afternoon, to vote on
CHAS. E. GRAY, President
Illinois river, Monday.
the question o f increasing the
FRED G. GUY, Secretary,
In com pliance w ith Section 7309
amount of the tax levy in said di - of The Irrigation D istrict Laws of Gold Hill Irrigation D istrict Jack-
trict for the year 1927 by more than Oregon for 1925, an election w ill be
son County, Oregon.
oI3-27n3
six per cent over the amount of such
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held at \V. P. Ruldues’ Service sta­
levy for the year im m ediately pre­
Quite a number of Ihe local young
tion at the intersection of the Foots
ceding.
folks w ere at Eagle P oint Saturday
(.reek
and
the
Pacific
H
ighw
ay
on
,
It is necessary to raise this addi­
evening w here they attended Ihe
tional amount by special levy for N ovem ber Hth, 1927, said dale being I dance.
the
second
Tuesday
in
N
ovem
ber
as
the fo llo w in g reasons:
Additional teacher, seeom l grade. is required by law.
Music and payment of «l.OOO.uO
This election is held for Ihe pur­
warrant.
pose of electing one (1) director to
—fa s t trains augmented
Dated this 13th day of October,
serve upon Ihe board for three (3,
by n e w t ilv e r - g r a y
1927.
years.
motor coaches.
E. F, MOORE,
The polls w ill lx- open at eight
Chairman Board o f Directors.
New convenience for travel­
o clock a. ni. and remain open unt*l
A ttest:
er»
to and from Portland and
five o ’clock p. m.
BERTHA COY,
intermediate stations. Luxuri­
Dated and signed at Gold Hill,
D istrict clerk
013-20
ous m otor-coach s e rvice o f
Oregon, on this 4th day o f October,
Southern Pacific M otor Trans­
p o rt Co., in a d d itio n to im ­
proved schedules o f Southern
Pacific trains.
S oX S «??E -Iii?,«ATENED EPIDEMIC ONE CAN NOT BE TO CAREFUL.
E5PTiFiPFnX2UoIt FAMILY AGAINST INFANTILE PARALYSIS AND OTH
ER MALADYS BY RIDDING YOUR HOME OF FLIES.
$ 2 .0 0
300.00
Total Construction
GUARD YOUR HEALTH
£ a ’ vc
895.00
ISO 00
$ 1,000.00
4,330.00
720.00
150.00
Give
yearly
totals
C< INSTRUCTION.
T otal— Insurance ............. ........... —
m orning for their home in Los An­
geles. The tw o men folks have been ] MISCELLANEOUS:
em ployed at the local cem ent planl 1
during their stay in Gold Hill and (Jerks Bond .............
w ere so w ell im pressed w ith South­
Total Miacellaneoua
..
ern Oregon have declared their in ­
tention to return to Ihe valley the EMERGENCY:
com ing season after disposing of
their hom e property in California.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION I
TO INCREASE TAX MORE THAN
SIX PER CENT OVER THAT OF
THE PREVIOUS YEAR
1.#30.00
•14,305.00
Total Transportation of Pupils
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Garner, and
son Byrl G ainer and his fam ily w ho
have been oceupying the Mrs. F. M.
Parker residence, known as Ihe old
I .000.00
4,120.00
first year
* Music & Photo House
* Grants Past, Oregon
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Get your copy of the new rime
folders. Note the faster time of
the Shasta and Oregonian. New
over-night P ullm an between
Roseburg and Portland on the
Oregonian.
S ilver-gray m otor coaches
from Ashland da ily; additional
service from Roseburg and Eu­
gene north. ’
Southern Pacific r a i l ticheti
good on motor coachet o f
Southern Pacific Motor
Transport Co.
Soutftersa
PaciJ
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