THE GOLD HILL N EW S THURSDAY. JULY Æ, iftp
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THE QOLD HILL NEWS
Stock On Highway Are
Menace to Motorists
FROM OUR FILES
26 Year« Ago
To Install Fixtures In
Seek Funds for Siskiyou
New Jackson Court Room
Highway Reconstruction
Work will start at oner on the ar
An important move toward ob
Stock running loose on the high
(From the (»old Hill N*w» of
taining funds from Itie $2.122.tMKI.lKHt rangement of the courtroom In the
July IT. 1»M)
ways of southern Oregon, outside
appropriation of the Federal Re new Jaekaou county courthouse. The
Published by Mac’s Printing Co.
of herd law districts, are becoming
Miss Hattie Childers Is sojourning construction Finance hill, to 1«' used present courtroom fixtures will he
R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager a problem to the authorities and a at the Yellow Jacket mine with her in reconstructing the Siskiyou sec used as well us new. 'Hie old will
LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor
tion of the Pacific highway, was he repulnted to harmonize with the
menace to the traffic, according to I father.
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taken In Medford Monday, when dolor tone of the new. This In
the Medford Mail Tribune.
Miss
Daisy
Hungry
has
been
represent'd ivt a of Eugene. Grants cludes the courtroom banebes that
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of The Crater Lake highway, north
, spending »he past week with reln- Bass. V ’ • * and Ashland mel al have seen service since 1881 the
of the Eagle Point district, is one lives on Gall* Creek.
the Hot»! Jackson at the call of Ktl new courtroom Is one of the few
Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity
s
a
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of the favorite ranges of cattle and
Bailey, prtsldent of the I’aeitie in the state equipped with accous
horses, and within the past ten
tiral plaster. It enables a spectator
Vol
Sllekel
lias
been
at
Centrul
Highway
issoclatlon.
PU BLISH ED EVERY THURSDAY
days the state police have been Point this week, building the vault
The poaaibillty of securing funds on a buck bench to hear a pin drop
called upon to go out and kill a
at that place.
for this project which, it was point- or a lawyer shout.
Entered at the Postoffice at Gold Hill, Oregon, tor transmission through maimed horse or cow* that came out for the new hank
s e e
Blaus for the formal dedication
ed
out. it necessary both from the
the mails as second-class matter
second best with an auto or truck.
M rs. J. I ’ McKay accompanied by standpoint of highway construction of thr nrw structure, scheduled to
It is claimed that motorists are kept
take place on September I, are go
Subscription $X00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on application. so busy watching out for a steer her sister, Miss Edna Hayes, return and a» a relli f measure, was brought
ed from an extended northern visit to the attention of Mr. Bailey a short ing ahead in good shape. An elab
they have no time to gaze upon the Tuesday.
lime ago In a communication pre orate program Is lielng arranged by
• a s
scenic beauties.
THE SPIRIT OF THE W EST
pareil by the Medford Chamber of Ihr Medford American Legion post.
It is further charged that the
Kill Mee came up from Drain Commerce.
S U B S C R IB E P O H T i n t N E W S
horses, of which there are quite a
The unusual spirit of the \ \ est was illustrated again few. lie down upon the pavement Tuesday. Billy reports things on the The meeting Mofiday was presid
boom in Dinin and xnvs that he is ed over by County Judge C. B. Lam-
last week when fishermen on the Lower Rogue River of to dose, and blend in so well with working Into a fine business.
I kin nml a committee was appointed
fered to help relieve the hunger resulting front unemploy the pavement that the driver does
to intirvlcw Commissioner Carl
G o ld m i l L o d g e N o . 12»
not
see
them
in
time,
resulting
In
ment in Josephine county. The fishermen operate in Curry
Alb» rl. the three-yenr old son of Washburn, prior to the meeting of
I . O . O . P.
quite a mess. A truck ran over a John Grahnm. one of the employes the h'gbway commission Saturday, »
county.
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colt last Thursday night, and any of the Champlin dredge, hint his and to present the figures, showing •
Seining is prohibited in Josephine county where the number of fenders have been crum hand hadlv crushed bv a large iron the necessity for the project nt the ♦ Meets every Toeaday evening •
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county agent had hoped to secure a large amount of fish bled by smashing into the back end pin failing on it. A party of »■•»lies meeting of the commission in Port- » Visitors Always Welcome
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for canning so that a quantity would be on hand for relief of a cow.
were going over the bout, anil the !and. On »he committee are: C. E. •
Just what to do about travel ar little fellow hail been left ill a place Gates. M.dford. chairman; C. IL
work. When the Curry county fishermen learned that the teries
being made a range is the
Josephine county agent had been unsuccessful in securing puzzle. In herd law districts the where il was thopght no harm Oemarnv »>1 Grants Bass and Mayor AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE »7.
would,befall him. but during the J. E. Thornton of Ashland.
Meets every Weilnesdav Night at the
a special permit for such fishing they offered to donate authorities can hold the owners re nbesnee
Representative from both Bose
of the ladies the little fel
O. O. F. Hall, Gold Hill. Oregon
their services and the fish they caught. I hey even men sponsible. hut In open country the low pulled an iron pin onto his burg and Eugene expressed willing- I. Bauline
Thompson. Noble Grand.
stock
can
roam
where
it
will.
tioned that arrangements might be made with the We*dder-
funds
hand crushing and bruising
hl« ■less Io forego whatever
Carrie Buhl, Vice Grand.
thumb. Dr. Kelsey was called and night lie coming their way to make
burn cannery to can the fish if the relief organization could
Rebecca Boss. Secretary.
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Work
Is
Begun
on
Dead
dressed III«' wounded member am i »osxihl Ill s very necessary recon-
Lucy Mee. Trt'asurrr.
furnish the cans.
Indian Market Road It is thought that amputation will ruetion vn rk. which «would bene- GOLD ItTl.L CHAITKR W. R. C.
The fishermen state that there has been an unusually
'it all cities located on the Pacific
not be necessary.
highway, as well ns furnish lubor Io Meets Twice a month on the 2nd
large run cf salmon so far this year and they feel that they The county court has started work
and till Wednesdays at their Club
can afford to give their services in catching some of these on the Dcu»t Indian market road, Oil Tuesday of this week 11 num 1 large number of unemployed.
Commit!'c members will leave for rooms In the City Hall.
ber of the young lady friends of
in the present emergency.
from the D«ad Indian summit east;
Bessie Henderson, president.
Miss Mollie Thonr»urnc met at her the north Friday to present the
They also suggest that an exchange might be arranged $20,000 of market road funds are home ami assisted her In celebrating proposition to Mr. Washburn and Maybrlle Dotson, secretary.
to be used in grading for
Madge Dorman. Treasurer.
so that surplus fruit from the Grants Pass district could be a available
her sixth birthday. The afternoon the roinmissfon.
distance of three miles, through a
was pleasantly spent in games and
canned in the Gold Beach district»
rocky and bard dirt formation. The
pastimes. Those present
Josephine county has already made a fine record with work will last until snow flies and childish
were: Peurl Nowels. Pauline Olsen.
15
men
will
be
employed
with
ma
its community canning project in which a portable cannery
Mabie Jones. Alice Switzer, Edith
on the project, according to
The business and professional people of Grants Pass,
has been traveling from one community to another enabl chinery
Lesley . Ray Van Slvke, Lorna
the Medford Mail Tribune.
listed
in this directory are glad to serve the people of this
Brown,
Bessie
Sharp.
I.ueile
Sharp
ing many people to can fruit and vegetables in quantities Survey o< the Butte Kalis market
and
Katie
Pankey.
territory
in any way possible. They firmly believe that
for the coming winter. If this supply cf food could be aug road will be made us soon as the
whenever
possible your home town merchant should he
state
highway
engineers
complete
mented by canned fish, a well balanced supply would be on
Madras—Dam al Cove power plant
patronized,
but they offer their services in addition to
the
surveys
of
Portland-to-the-Sca
hand for the winter.
operated by Baeific Bower A Light
routes. Difficulty is being encounter
those
you
can
receive at home, and invite y» u to consult
There is an almost unlimited supply of food stuffs in ed in determining which of three Co. repaired.
them
when
in
Grants
Pass.
Rerds|»ort
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Work
on
Vumpqua
this part of Oregon, and everyone Knows that each year proposed routes should be surveyed. river highway progressing rapidly
much goes to waste, because of poor markets, or because When, and if, the survey is made, in several localities.
VALLEY CLEANERS
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DEVELOPING AND PRINTING
611 1-2 East H St.
of surplus, but nevertheless, there are always many fami clearing will start on the Butte Fulls Oregon City—Final plans for pro
We have served the nubile's
Grants Bass, Ore.
photographic needs for 25 years.
lies who suffer with hunger because they have no money road to prepare for road work next posed post office building sent to
O p p o s it e I* . O .
I ' h o n r 2 60
spring.
Mail Ua Your Films
Suits cleuned und pressed $1.00
Washington. D. C. for approval.
with which to buv the food which is so plentiful.
The Dead Indian and Butte Palis
Huts cleuned und blocked $1.00
If this remarkable plan for an exchange of fish seined market roads tup the lake and rec
MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE
Blain dresses cleaned und press
Grant* Baaa, Oregon
ed. $1.00
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by these public-spirited fishermen, for fruit of the upper reational areas of eastern Jackson
W.
B.
CHISHOLM.
M.
D.
river district, can be worked cut, it will set an example by county.
G e n e ral 1’ ra c tilio n e r
BUY— BELL— EXCHANG E
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on the Sams Valley second
which other sections of the state and nation can well profit. ary Work
O. 8. BLANCHARD
We ilo g o o d b u sin ess fu r m ans ;
highway from Gold Hill to the
Phones Office 10. Bea. »-L I
Jackson and Douglas counties also have their unem Crater Lake highway is underway I Gold H ilL
LAWYER
Secure our assistance for
Oregon |
Practice in All Courts
Vom self.
ployed problems, and if they would cooperate in the same and when completed will afford a ♦> --------------------------------------------------------- *
THE HAMILTON-SPRINGER CO.
way with the Lower River fishermen, they would undoubt shortcut .0 Crater Lake to tourists ♦ I B. E. ADAMS CABINET SHOB I Bonded and Licensed Beal Es
Telephone 270
tate Brokers
to a n d T r p e k B o d ie s
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edly provide a supply of needed food for our unemployed from the north.
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this winter.
Bay your zubscription — $2.00 a
year
or
5c
a
week
for
the
Home
We Appreciate Your Business
ghastly total of 307 and was the
DEBEN DAHLE MERCHANDISE
Traffic Death* in State
Gold Hill
Bhone No. 251.2
principal reason for stern action, Town News is reasonable, isn’t it?
at the lowest prices consistent
SLOVER’S
—Gold
Hill
News.
Take Big Slump Says Hoss legislatively and judicially, to be
with quality.
N A T IO N A L D R U G S T O R E
taken again«! those turning the high
H E A T H ’S M E N ’S WEAR
J. A. Slover, Brop.
A new record for reduction in au ways into race tracks of death and
Grant* I***« - . - - • Oregon
Grants Bass, Oregon
disaster.
tomobile fatalities, believed to be
While figures from other states
national in scope, has been estab
We have the largest and most
DR. BLAINE B. BRUITT
lished in Oregon in the last year, are not as yet available, it is the
complete slock of
Osteopathic
proving conclusively that the mo opinion of Mr. Hoss that Oregon’s
USED BAHTS
Physician and Surgeon
toring public has become safety- marvelous record in the past 12
north of Sait Francisco and
south of Portland.
Office Bin. I Lundburg Bldg.
minded and that the campaign again months is unequaled in any other
CITY AUTO WRECKING CO.
Phones: Ofs., 356, Bes., 164-Y
st the drunken, reckless and speed- part of the country, most of the
N o rth of T o w n H w y . Bhona 151
Grants Basa, Oregon
mad drive, s has been a great suc other statei have increasing death
rates.
cess.
Corresponding reductions in the
According to figures compiled by
LUKE'S SECOND HAND STORE '
II. C DEDRICK
Hal E. Hoss, secretary of state, number of persons injured and the
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Plumbing and Sheet Melai
there were 210 persons killed by number of traffic accidents were al
Bay Ce*h and Save the
Bhone 217—Rea. Phone 238R
automobiles in Oregon from July 1, so made in the crusading period.
Difference
51* F. St. Grania Pano, Oro.
Crashes on Decline
1931, to the end of June this year.
Grants Ba**, Oregon—Ph. 22HJ
There
were
5301
less
crashes
in
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This total is 97 less than the num
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ber of lives claimed by machines the last year, or a decrease of 18
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AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CO. ;
in the previous year, or a reduction per cent from the total of the pre
I)R. If. C. DIXON
ceding 12 months. The total of In
of 31.6 per cent.
Dentist
General Maintenance
jured persons was 291, or 5.4 per
Previous Year High
DeSoto and Plymouth Suits
cent
less,
<han
in
the
deadly
days
From July 1, 1930, to June 30,
1084 South Sixth Slrret
International Trucks
1931, the death toll reached the of 1930 31.
Grants Bass, Oregon
Mr. uml M rs. Tyrell IL Corner
Grant* Ba**, Oregon
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PHOTO FINISHING
New Low Brice*
REASONKR MACHINERY CO.
Developing 10e per roll.
Mine, Mill and Contractors
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f A N Monday afternoon Mrs. T . N . Green left her home
Prints, 121) size anil smaller 4c | Machinery, Rentala, Salea, Servlcei
„ exactly 2:10 to go shopping. During the afternoon
II. F. Rensoner, Brop.
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Prints, 116 size am) smaller 5c '
We have a mining eounlry Io
Mail orders finished same day. |
reliable observers saw her in vario»» atore» down town.
ARTCRAFT PHOTO SERVICE
go with our climate.
It haa been eatabliahed that she d.d not start for home
Box 6—Grant* Pas*, Oregon
Grnnts Bass, Oregon
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until 5:45 that afternoon and that ahe entered the front
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door o f the Green residence at 6:10.
COUCH’S PHARMACY
A t 6:15 M r. Green arrived from the office. A t 6t25 Mrs.
Harry E. Couch, Brop.
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EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING
Green served a dinner constating o f a meat, baked pota
Dyeing All Colors
to « . freshly baked apple pie and a number o f other thing»
, O V E R L O O K IN G U N IO N S Q U A R E
Drugs, Stationery, Perfumes
Mall Us Your Shoes
that required from one to two hour» to cook.
Patent Medicines, etc.
We Bay Return Postage
i the Unm ae In oondort and genuine enjoy
We Specialize in Prescriptions |
GOODYEAR SHOE SERVICE
Mr». Green haa no maid. W hat could her aeciet be?
men» — selected by seasoned visitors <1»
C. Gotsehall
Son Franciscos ideal hold ■ • runnng ca
O pcrativ« s tu d y in g the caae r e p o r t that immediately
Phone 5—Grants Bass, Oregon
■ M r - • -b e d k o t OrwX Roam {. Coffee Shop
107 S. 6th St.
Grants Bass
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pnor to her departure, Mrs. Green placed these foods in
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the
oven
o
f
her
range.
They
declare
it
to
be
an
Electric
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ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE |
If It’* Worth Welding
WITH PRIVATE BATM
Range, foe the act a time device and left with a aatisfied
CO.
It's Worth Welding Well
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gg IO » AS
SINGLE. * 3 ? ° DOUBLE
look on her face. They further declare that the range
Sherwin
Williams
Puinls
automatically
turned
itself
on
at
the
hour
Mrs.
Green
set
WDM DEWpCO BATH
MeCorniiek-Deering Farm
ELECTRIC WELDING WORKS'
AS tow AS ♦L50 SINGLE. <2?° DOUBLE
it for and the food was properly cooked without any atrist
Implements
a n « whatever from Mr». Green.
Housewares—General Hardware
«11 K St.
Phono 30$
204 South Sixth SI.—I’honr 38 J
Grant* Bass, Oregon
Y es» «fraler has an Electric Range on dripUy exactly like
station
Grant* Pas*, Oregon
M ^ G t t e n ’a. He will be glad to explain to you how easily
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the
«a
u
to
credited
to
Mrs.
Green
may
be
performed
in
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GARAGE IN CONNECTION
your own kitchen. See him today.
MERRITT SION SHOP
REDWOODS BEAUTY SHOP ’
“Signs of Merit”
Established 1897
Grants Pass Business Directory
THE
STRANGE CASE
of MRS.
GREEN
T/milL fed at storne in
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JpadauA. cAianx
fcnmof KROWtod»
W * CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Bhone 120
Redwoods Hotel
Lobby—Grants Bass
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Expert Work on All Signa
602 S. 6th SI.
Bhone 354
Grants Bass, Oregon
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