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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1928)
tur gold u h i Many Firms E. H. Radtke Support High Transfers to School Annual Chiloquin The following business bouses E. H. Radtke, affable S. P. agent of this city has undoubtly become so have contributed to the support of homesick for his old friend Zim the Gold Hill High School annual merman that he could not stand il which will soon be sent to the printer. longer. At any rate word was received bv , Gold Hill, Oregon: Radtke's Store, your reporter to the effect that Mr. Mac's Printing Shop, Barber Shop, Radtke will leave at once for Chilo Gold Hill Hotel. The Delta. W alker's quin on the other side of (he hill on Store, Drug Store, Gold Hill Hard the natron-cut-off. We at once veri ware and Imp. Go., Reed and Guy, fied the report and found that it was lli-Way Inn. no idle rumor. Mr. Radtke has been local agent Central Point State Bunk. Medford; Penney's Store. 20th for several years and has been ac tive in business and political life in Century Store, Snyder’s Dairy, this city at different tines. He has Peasley’s Photographer, Lamport's made many trends while here and Sporting Goods, Brophy's Jewelry they will no doubt regret to see him Store, Medford Business College, Browne Hardware, Lawrence Jew leave. elry Store, Big Pines Lumber Co., Mrs. Rathke and daughters Vern- Crowsen’s, Medford Electric Store, ice and Marcia will remain in the A1 Pichc Sporting Goods, Pantorium city until the completion of the Dye Works, Jackson County Bank, school year, after which they will Russels, 1st National Bank. join Mr. Radtke in Chiloquin. Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank;, Franklin's, J. N. Cafe, Medford Na tional Bank, Medford Beauty Parlor, Shields, Colvig Drug Store, Office Stationery and Supply Co., Jarmi.i and Woods Drug Store. WiUys-Knight Standard Six Your reporter was treated to a ride in the new Standard Six Willys- Knight, by the manager of the Treichler Motor Co. of Medford this week. The new Standard Six, has the low, graceful lines, with sweep and verve from the tapering, aristocratic hood to the smoothly curving back, pleasingly attractive color combina tions, rich and harmoniously blend ed, are features of this ear. Its flashing activity, its ease of control, its smooth, unfailing flow of power effortlessly «delivered is amazing. Grants Pass:—Pruitt’s Store, C. and B. Economy Store, Valley Hard ware, Millinery—Mrs. N’cas, Golden Buie Store, Palms Cafe, C. F. T, Co, L. E. Scott Furniture, Chamber of Commerce. • ---------o--------- LEGION MEMBERS VISIT n RW h , jmkmun mi'iM i v. okkgon m i 'i i s i m i i uhi ah \ ji , imw School Notes Tuesday February 28th the Gold Hill High School Negative Debate team debated with the Ashland Affir mative te. m in the local High School Auditorium. The question for debate is "Re solve I" The Child Labor Anunend- ment of The Constitution should lie adopted. As the local team has not lost a Debate so far this year and Ashland has the same standing it ought to he worth listening to. Gobi Hill hits previously dcfealeil Rogue River and Glendale Highs The Gold Hill High boy's basket ball team plays Talent in the second game of the County Tournament Friday February 24th at 5 p. nt. The Phoenix High basketball squad detested (he Gold Hill High team 37 to 19. Pheonix look (lie lead at the first of the tilt and held it throuuhout the contest, the half ended 27 to 9. During the second episode the loc als managed Io break even with the visitors. The Pheonix sound is mode up of a hunch of tall rangy players anil when they meet Central Point in the third game of the Tournament will probably give the Pointers a battle of their life. The Gold Hill girls basketball team suffered another defeat at the hands of the Pheonix girls Itt to 12. The first half was fast an.| hard fought with both teams scoring the same number of points. Pheonix started in to go to second and before the locals could gel or ganized h;ul piled up a safe lead. Ed Webber, Chef de Guerre of the S ile n t D ram a 40 et 8 of Medford and Paul B. Mc Donald general chairman of the con lie—Lei’s go somewhere where we vention committee of the Medford Legion Post were in Gold Hill Tues can talk. She—Fine; I haven't seen a day with a view to signing up sever al members of the local veterans in movie in weeks! the Medford post. According to the Medford men there were some 53 men left Gold Hill to participate in the world war and they were surprised that a com munity so small as this could find that many men who gave their ser vices. The American Legion at Medford has secured the states convention for this fall and are working hard upon a program so that they will stage one of the biggest events in the history of the Oregon department I when the ex-vets meet in that city. I Many advantages cajn be derived from a membership in this organiza- I tion and the «-soldieds who are not 'acquainted with the loan, hospital- 1 ization, insurance, adjusted com- ! pensation and other legislation whereby they will he able to profit should lake advantage of the op portunity to become posted upon , this matter. -------- o------— 1 f you smoke for pleasure —get right up front where the pleasure is. Have a Camel. The real object o f sm oking is to enjoy it. Camels Camela lead by b illio n a anti keep right on growing ) I M S , « . J. R ^ n . l a . T . S w . a i y y . W la at an-H alm a, N . C. Watch Repairing J Tremendous Drama of Human Passions! 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