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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1930)
THB GOLD HILL NB » 8 , JACKSON COVNTT, PREGO., THURSDAY. MARCH. •. USO country According to Mr. W'oll of the .American Feder point». The overuse jM-r game lids ation of labor this action is a part of the Bolshevist propa year was 15 point» for the llenvrr» ganda which he, along with millions of other Americans, and 20 for the opponent*. The high point ran Iasi year win Marshall Established 1897 believes is not needed here. Grey with 11 total of 102 point*. The No one can truthfully say that the industrial condi high point man for this year waa C. J. SH O RE E ditor tions in this country are as they should be but on the other Melvin Sargent with a total of 84. Published by Mac’s Printing Co. hand, the average American feels that there are better Individual ways than that of the Bolsheviki to master these prob An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests nt lems. Name FG FT Total We do not need the dictatorship with the subse Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity Melvin Sargent........ 16 64 quent persecutions to solve, our problems. Our country Woodrow Shaver 24 22 6 49 has gone thru many a crisis worse than the present one fl 40 Logan Gardner 20 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY and recovered and it will get thru this one much easier Carl Palmer 15 4 34 if the cause of the communists is left over the sea in far Lyle Childers 10 8 18 I.ins Dorman 3 1 7 B ntered at the Post Office at Gold Hill, Oregen, iw off Russia. < 1 Whenever there is a labor shortage there is always Ernest Kell tram nsision th ru the mails as second class m atter. Due to Ihe fuel that there was no a footing found for radicals who would revolutionize the men left from Inst year'» team existing conditions. The present is no different from the iu b w ip tio n S j . oo a year in advance. Ad rate en application past. The strange thing which we have noted, however (.ouch Angslead hud to whip new men into shape, lie expect* a win is that most of these movements are fostered by men who ning team next year. grade hoys basketball team The outcome of the coming gubernatorial primary are not overly zealous to earn an honest living if it re are The going to Hogue Hiver Friday af quires work. 'They feel that the worker should have all is quite apt to bring about a test of strength among the ternoon thia week to play the American Legion politicians, if present plans are not soon the revenue and the executive should receive the wage of Hogue Hiver grade*. They will leave at 3:30 and intend to be ready changed. Each oi the Republican party candidates who a roust-about or apprentice. We have noticed that few of the transcient unem to play at 4:00 p. in. are held to be the strong contestants for the chief execu tive position, has selected a Legion man to conduct his ployed search for a meal at a place where work threatens. GRADE NEWS If more of the men and women who are involved in campaign. inciting strife over industrial conditions would spend as June Bobbins of the first grade This condition indicates either one of two things— much time looking toward the betterment of their chanc was absent from sehool all lust end Ibis week. either the Legion is considered as a strong enough polit es for meeting such a crisis they would not’ be so apt to week John Roberta of the 2nd grade is ical power in the state to be a menace to the chances of need the services of any such organization as the com out of school now on account of a candidate or else the legion men are fast assuming posi munist movement. toothache. I he 3rd and 4th grades are hav tions of prestige in this state and from their ranks come ing a spelling contest in which the the most active campaigners. 3rd grade is ahead 13 point*. GOLD HILL NUGGET The battle lines are being drawn and soon the pub I he 3rd und 4th grade room had licity men will have the newspapers and the radios shout ing the merits of the several candidates. The three lead Published by the Student Body of t he Gold Hill High School. Voi. I. ers in the race are all quite prominent and are successful Editor' month per sludenl. Out of District men in their several callings. Any one is big enough for Evelyn Thompson the job and the vote of the people will not be governed so Jean Chisholm, Grade Reporter. high school students are never charged tuition since a county tui much by the candidates ability but by the platform upon Jewel Quakenbush, Social. Linsley Dorman, Sport* and gen tion fund which is collected from which he runs. all over the stale pays their tuition. THE QOLD HILL NEWS 100% In attendance today and 100 per rent In blinking again. Teddy Wharton won the ru»h prl»e given by Mr*. Short» for tlte best bird house built in the 5th Mid O lli grade*. l.uVern Hungry hud the misfor tune of Injuring hi* eye and hu* been absent from school on account of it. (Continued on Page 4) Watch Repairing Dana right and wa praiaiaad IL when H e give a Maneyhack gaarantaa an all wesB- When yen think ef DIAMONDS thlak af We Are Handling All Except in the political centers, little is being said, es pecially in the agricultural sections. The rural voter has not yet decided what step to take. * * * Today, March 6 was the day set for general Com munist uprisings all over the world and especially in this HAVE YOUR ORDERS OUT OF PORTLAND SH IPPED VIA Consolidated Truck Line Our truck delivers freight in GOLD HILL every day Orders shipped out of Portland today will be deliver ed at your door tomorrow. Reasonable Rates and Courteous Service Phones: Roseburg 31, Medford 569 Grants Pass 98 For that better Printing—see us. eral high school reporter. It will be necessary for Gold Hjll Io increase the tuition for grade student* in order to meet the extra expense incurred by these twenty odd grade students. We have en joyed having these students with us in the past and wish lo thank them for their cooperation unit school spirit while attending our school. HEALTH The county Health Department sent in a summary of their exam inations to the principal* oilice, Tuesday. There were 136 students examin ed of whome 83 per cent had goiter; ; this is an enlargement of the thy- ! AN ESSAY ON PENCILS roid gland. This condition is due J A pencil brought to the Gold Hill to lack of iodine in the water. 55 tier cent of the students have de school is lucky to last a week. In the first place a pencil is often fective teeth, 4 per cent have de fective lungs, 16 per cent have de sharpened several times during a fective heart, 24 pen cent have de period if the good looking person fective feet, 10 per cent have d e -: who sits by the pencil sharpener is fective ears, 1 per cent have defer- i k-iml enough to operate it. Also there is such high pressure tive vision and 10 per cent have de scholarship that the pencils are of fective tonsils. At the present time there are ov ten worked over time by earnest Approximately two er 25 students in the Gold Hill students. Grade school and 6 in High school thirds of tiles students have pencils who come from other school dis just when they are needed so the fortunate owner of one may count tricts. The Foots Creek district is repre on having a third of it used by some sented with 13 in the grades and 6 borrower. It may be noticed that when Carl in the high school. Our school dis» Irict has only charged five dollars Palmer is Ihe borrower the pencil per year tuition for grade students. is returned, considerably diminish The Medford schools charge 6 per ed. Some of us like to chew guni but Carl seems to prefer pencil*—at least when it is necessary to do as I much mental work a* is required by a Civics test. A remedy has been i found however, and now when Carl : asks for a pencil he usually receives a metal eversharp which probably I doesn’t taste very good. Carl came ' to civics class with a pencil the oth er day but you’ll have to ask him whether it was because he thought l he really shouldn’t borrow pencils so often or just because he didn't like the taste of that eversharp. Speaking of cversharps it must he : added that they aren’t any better than the ordinary pencils because it takes a college education and a course in plumbing to operate one. Furthermore the lead always runs out about a minute before an ex amination is over and then you dis cover that someone has borrowed all your leads. E. and F. Ferry I E T ÎW SIMMARIZED REPORT Team Score Team Score Eagle Point... . 13 14 Hill Jacksonville ...16 Gold Hill .....22 Eagle Point ... . 8 Gold Hill 23 Talent 31 13 Hill Phoenix ......... 15 Gold Hill 13 Central Point 20 Gold Hill 18 Hogue Hiver .. 18 Gold Hill 16 Si. Marvs 37 Gold Hill 23 Central Point . 26 Gold Hill 8 Phoenix ..... .24 Gold Hill .....17 Grants Pas* 24 Gold Hill ....22 Hogue Hiver ... 14 Gold Hill ....10 Gran Is Pass 27 Gold Hill ....13 The opponents score last year W e take a Personal Pride in our W ork and are never satisfied unless you are Give us a chance to Figure on your next job Orchard Spray and Supplies Including the Arsenate of Lead Pool for the Fruit Grower« purchasing Committee Orders Must Be Placed Immediately co that the Lead may be delivered by March 23rd. Farmers Exchange Cooperative Phone 932 Medford, Oregon BUILDING MATERIALS Our* i. ■ modem supply depvt for the builder for we hand le Lumber, Shingles, Lath Un»e, Plaster. Cement, JPhns-Man- ville Hoofiugs. etc., ta d Malta everything 1„ Cabinet Work aad Mill Werk. T R O W B R ID G E L U M B E R Y A R D T R O W B R ID G E C A B IN E T W O R K S Let us estimate yeur bIH, you w!H like our Service, Quality Bn<1 Pric“ ’ - Medford, Dregon Owning Your Own Home Are you getting away from the land lord? Are you getting any closer to that home which you have talked about. The one built and planned according to your own taste, A hank account built up by weekly depos its will bring you your goal in a surprisingly short time. ■ Beavers. There is a difference of 59 points between the scores. Al though the Beavers won more | games last year than this, they lost some of their games by a larger score which accounts for the high er score on the opponents side. Both teams, this year and last, played 13 games. The average score o f ihe Beavers last year was 21 points per game, while ihe av-. erage of the opponents was 25 ( : Mac’s Printing Company Glendale, Gold Hill, Central Point t Jackson County Bank Bwtablirhed 1888 Member Federal Reserve Mcdford- Oregon SSI I g
