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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1932)
à c&oW t The Moat Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Town in the State ****************************************************»»******************************s***»********************************************»**»**********»**%»%%»»*%»»»<t^»%**%%%»^»%»*<*»»»»<^»*%%»w*w**%*sww*we VOLUME XXXV ____________ INDEPENDENTS ENTER RACES GOLD HILL, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1932 Truck D river Argues— But Finally Secures License NUMBER 23 Scheduled for BOARD ASKS Boat Races Sunday FOREST SMOKE at Savage Rapids INJUNCTION DRIFTS HERE A California truck driver arrested near here id I it. m. .Monday got ! himself pretty well tangled up with I A speed-boat race al Savage Bap- ford and eight or ten others from law enforcement officers because of | ids dam Sunday afternoon, starting Albany, Klamath Falls, Grants Pass bis failure to buy a license ufler a and Eureka are expected in the first warning, but un his second ar Request that Meisinger Be nt 1:30 p. in. with the class “B” M a n ; Filings This W eek speed contests Sunday, and regis speed tests and continuing through rest complied with the law. trations already in the hands of the The driver, Jacob I>er Channrsian, Kept O ff School Grounds; the larger classes to Hie racing run racing committees are as follows: Insure a Lively when stopped near here wus told lo about» and suriboard exhibitions, is Medford: Heinie Fluhrer, Dutch Campaign Hearing Monday secure his commercial license at lo he staged on “hard-lintcs” lines Welch, Floyd House, Hnrold Grey, Grant» Pass He did go to Hie sher by the members of the Southern Jack Terrill, Jim Daily, Higie Wood, iff's office, argued about the license, Oregon Boat Club of Medford und Herb Sira-ig, Mr. Lewis, Joe Myers, Independent eandiilHtes for vnrl- wailed for a slate policeman lo ap Definile rction wus tuken by the Arnold and John Bohnert. 0111 county Job» huve filed till» week pear, ami then went on north only school hoard of District No. 57 lust (■rants Puss. The boats will be raced for mer Grants Pa»*: S. L. Scott, Earle bringing added interest to the rout to be brought back to Grants Pats Friday lo elfeet, if iiossiblc, an early ing polltiml CHinpalgn which 1» nl —lo get Ins license. Again he ar settleiuent of the difficulties arising chandise pnzes, and for the Brad- Voorliies and possibly K. M. C. Neill. fish trophy in the unlimited hydro Albany: John FierjUein, George ready waxing hot. gued so slide police filed complain) over the disputed contract held by plane class. Spectator tickets will be Hurley. The filing of petitions by Lowell against him and Invited h'm into G. E. .Meisinger, principal here for Klamath falls: Arthur Vroman.... Zumlell, stocbpuun, merchant and court. It was shown he bad secured Hie lust four years who was re 26c for udults and 10c for children. Buoys have l»e«-n anchored near Eureka: Walt Jones. Buzz Smith. uutomoblle rulrsninn, for rnndidntr s ronimerc.al license in March aft elected by lust year's board, hut Ihe boathouse and in the pool just Many of Ihe drivers above will for sheriff will make this un inter er consldel able trouble, and after whose contract is ulleged illegal. above the dam, forming approxi appear with two or more racing out esting three-cornered contest, with it expired in June be made several An injunction ¡ms been asked re mately a mile course with hairpin fits, most .if them including a light ('■orilon Scliernierhorn, democratic Irips into Oregon. On August 14 he straining Mr. Meisinger from re candidate and Everett Beeson, re was given n ticket and told lo get porting at the school house each turn# inv'Ung spills for the racing hydroplane and a heavier racing publican nominee, hl» op|M>nrnt» a license in Portland, but failed da>. and declaring his contract null drivers, rite irrigalion district has runabout in their equipment. been asked to raise two of the dam The runabout may race in a serv Zumlell has lived In Jackson conn lo do so. and void. Hearing will be held Mon- gates which are low, leaving ¡he ice ami a lacing class, and al least ly for the past twenty years, com The court fined him *25 anil cosh la)', September 19, at the eourt- lake level dnngrously close lo Ihe eight will be in the two events, ac ing here from Aritona where hi anil lied Ihe truck up in a gu touse in Medford. snags lining Ihe course. cording to H'gic Wood of Medford. was in the dry goods business, lie rnge lo ,iv alt until a commercin' The complaint filed by tile hoard Fourteen racing drivers of Med Three judges will score the events. is 43 year i old. liecnse was secured. Channeslnr Noel Heard of 470 Laurel street wired to California for money Tues alleges that Meisinger appeared on Ashland, and II. A. Autry, also of day, go) his license without further Ihe o|H-ning day of school staling Jackton County Court Singing Classes in Local that lie held a contract to leach Ashland, filed petition» this week arguing and went his way. Drops ‘Dole’ Relief und tliul h- vould report for duly Schools Very Promising with the county clerk Io run as in , every school day of the 1932 1933 dependent candidates for county as-! term. That unemployed persons who rc- The public school singing classe: sessor and treasurer, respectively. Funds Apportioned For The school hoaro sets forth that I reive ahi through the county gen are larger anil more unified thb Roth men are democrats and could National Forest Hiwaya Meisiliger's contract was made by : eral rel'ef committee will be re vear than ever before, according t) not be nominated bv the count) central committee because County , A total of 4773,121 lo Oregon and a previous school hoard end that quirod lo dc some sort of work for Mrs. Minnie Guy, vocal instructor. Assessor J. it. Coleman and County i 442(1.4X1 in Washington from the J. A. Thonii son has la-cn hired in all food supplied them during the The fifth and sixth grades are es Treasurer A. C. Walker each got apportionment of 45.(MM),f)00 in emer his plaee. II is further alleged (hut coming winter, it was derided Mon pecially unilied, having about forty enough democratic voles at the pri gency forest highways funds to be Meisinger by his daily appearances day, when part of the county gen splendid voices. The seventh and eighth grades maries to get the nominal ions from ex|M-nded in 31 states und terri Is destroying “the confidence of the eral committee met at the offices both parties. tories in the fiscal year 1933 has students," and that unless he is “in of County Judge C. B. Lamkin. The will be organized into Junior Glee Although the county Democratic received Hie approval of Secretary hibited“ he will cause “irreparable type of work was not specified, but clubs and in the high school there central committee has taken no ac Hyde and wns announced by Reg damage.” The school board holds It was the general opinion that gen will be a girls' sextet and boys' tion, it is understood thul Itoth men ional Forester C. J. Burk, Portland the contract held by Meisinger is eral improvement work, either in single or double quartet, as special will receive the endorsement of the Oregon, today. Building of new null and void Attorney George M. any city in the county, or on coun groups in addition to the glee clubs. The girls' sextet last year sang at democratic party. Autry has been highways in the national forest.* Roberts represents the Gold Hill ty projects, be required. The Idea of having the unemploy the Sams Valley, Jacksonville. Cen eonsiderd as a candidate for county will be rushed to aid In relief of listriet. ed work for their provisions is not tral Point and Rogue River schools, treasurer for »(.me lime. unemployment and to open up Ihe to get value received for the food, and for the Jackson County Music Pilings of the |M>titions were made i national forests to greater use an Mount Reuben Mines Sold so much as it is to avoid the idea Teachers association at Medford. by T. H. Itrecheen. democratic leader protection from forest fires. The To New -York-London Co. of a dole, it was pointed out by This year they also hope to make of Ashland. nmounls apportioned nre part of Mrs. Don Clark, chairman of Ihe several public appearances in other Georg) Andrews of Hie Bellview the 4322.000.IKK) fund voted by con Through Harry Gurrie, formerly giange, also filed a petition which gress for public works as an enter «eneral mnnuger of Ihe Gold Mound food conservation committee. Roads town. and city and county property, will There are about 14 members In places his name on the ballot for gency relief measure. dining eo’npany, the company oper- justice of the peace of the Ashland also be beautified by the plan, it the boys ehorus. and a large en iting what is generally known as was said, and the unemployed will rollment is registered for the girls’ district. Andrews will run at an in M ore School Students Ihe old Barron Mine, 12 miles from also be better satisfied. group. dependent candidate, and is expect ■runts Pas.), Ihe New Yoi k-London Register During Week dining company has purchased the ed to get the rural vole of flint Ju Those who attended the meeting dicial district. California group of mines known as Xfonday were Mrs. Evan Beanies, “Sprained” A rm Proves to During the past week several 1) neon filmed rumors also Indicate Mount Reuben Mines, Josephine Mrs. Don Clark, Lillian Roberts, R. to Have Been Broken that Independent* are still eyeing more students have enrolled in county, for the sum of 4500,000, ac G. Fowler, A. P. Johnson, County the judgeship with longing. There both Ihe high school and the grades. cording to word received by local Commissiouers Victor Bursell and Billy Dungey who a few weeks nre already three candidates out for The enrolhnciit in high school has friends, says the Ashland Tidings. John Bnrncburg. County Judge C. ago was thought to have received a this position, Earl Eehl and W. H. rrarhed a total of 53 and in Hie B. I.amkin and Victor Tengwald, The California group of mines is sprained arm while playing at his Phipps having received Hie republi grades about 195. developed by a 7700 foot cross cut, secretary of the association. home, was taken to a doctor in Students who worked during the can and democratic nominations re The need for more basic foods, has 12 diffeenf ore veins, all carry spectively In the spring primary, first week of school enrolled Mon ing «00)1 mill values with large size such as potatoes, corn, beans, and Medford Tuesday, as the arm con day and others who were neces and former mayor A. W. Pipes of flour, was expressed at the meet tinued to swell and could not be ore bodies, it is said. used. It was found to have been Medford filing for independent some snrily delayed during Ihe first week The property is already equipped ing and definite action towards ac time ago. Republican leaders nre of school are now in regular at with a fair camp, Iwo good com quiring this food will be taken soon broken rather than sprained and had to be broken over in order to not satisfied with Eehl and are look tendance. pressors, three gas engines and four it was decided. Several trades of be set properly. It is now healing ing for some other strong candi waler wheels and a complete elec foodstuffs between counties are be quite rapidly. date to support. Among possibilities Budget Comm. Meets to tric light plant, all machinery op ing arranged, but definile plans have mentioned this week nre C. S. "Pop” not been announced. Klamath county Plan School Finances erated either by water, power or alone wants several thousand cases I. O. O. F. Discusses Relief Gates, Acel Hubbard of Medford, und gas. It. E. Newbry of Tnlent. According to the report, the of tomatoes, Fowler said, and will Program fo r W in te r A budget committer will meet this Several more Independent candi New York-London company is fi trade potatoes for them, but Jack-, dates are expected lo come Io light evening lo study the probable ex son county cannot use that many At a short business meeting Tues penses of Hie coming school year nanced by New York and London within the next few days. potatoes. A trade with Coos county, day evening Gold Hill Odd Fellows and estimnte the budget necessary cnpilalists. The board of directors, according io report, will spend whereby fish can be traded for discussed plans for their relief work In finance the program. Grants Paas Ball Team 4159,(M X) in developing Ihe ore bod tomatoes, is also being considered. this winter. It was the contention The committee includes W. E. Boss, W ins State Championship Dan McCarter und R. E. Cook.school ies now opened mid installation of of everyone present that the pro gram should be started right away. ’Legger Gets Fine and directors, end Chas Gray, M. B. Mer n complete up-to-date mill. Mr. Currie is general manager, By trimming the West Side Babes riman and Silas Fleming. A definite outline of the work will Suspended Sentence he presented next Tuesday. having full control of operations, two games out of three the Grants while Mike Lange, well known Pass Athletes annexed the amateur Robinson Home in C ity Because of the hot weather the ses Ross Torney, California bootleg here, is superintendent of all under baseball title of Oregon. The three sion was brief. The smoker will be ger wns hailed into Judge H. D. Nearing Completion ground operations and George Ash game series was played at the Clim held as soon as the weather gels erafl, well known Ashland resi Reed's court Saturday, charged with cooler. ate City Saturday and Sunday, Ihe illegal transportation of liquor. The home being built for Mrs. dent, is superintendent of all ma Athletes taking the first Iwo games The Judge said “42(H) please, and Mabel Robinson on Hie lot ndjoin- chinery and outside operations. and the Babes the third. Plane Crashes in Business, it Is said, will keep 30 days in jail, but if you're good Grants I’nss had previously de ing the 1’. A. Robinson home is near 30 days in jail,” but suspended the Rogue River Field ing completion. The work is being Mr. Currie and family in New York fealed nil teams in this section and the Portland team were winners of done by Ben Paul und T. A. Robin and London most of the coming jnil sentence, ns it was Torney’s first encounter with the law—“but An nirpiine crashed at Rogue Riv son. the city lenguc In the Bose City. year. look out If we ever catch you er in a forced landing last Thurs The home contains two large main Many local people attended Ihe again,” added Ihe Judge. day afternoon, picking as its land rooms and a screened sleeping GIRL SCOUTS MEET games Sunday. ing field the open pasture near the porch. There is about 10 days work left consisting of papering, painting At Ihe firs* regular meeting of Ihe CUT DEVELOPS BLOOD-POISON school grounds. Although the plane NEW SERIAL STARTS IN lost a wing and damaged Ihe engine NEWS NEXT WEEK and several finishing touches. When local Girl Scout troop Friday eve completed Mrs. Robinson and iwo ning. tenderfoot pins were awarded Mrs. H. F. Drake is nursing a sore quite badly Ihe pilot was unhurt. daughters. Belly Lou and Josephine, lo a number of girls. Instructions thumb the last few days which de Name of the pilot could not be A new serial “The Blark Box will move into the home. were also given lo others in order veloped blood poisoning from a learned here, but it was understood of Silence.” begins in The New« next week. The story is one of lo enable them to pass the test by small cut leceived a week ago Sun that it was a private plane not con ROGUE RIVER FARMER HURT unusual interest, built around which they are made tenderfoot day. Mrs. Drake cut her thumb on nected officially with any airport. Ihe meal sheer at their grocery, and the invention of a silencer — scouts. CORRECTION John Smith, Bogue River farmer, “The Black Box,” which is stol A large number wns present and did not notice any ill effeets until received severe injuries Saturday following the business part of the the first of the week when sore en and used by a gang to pro Fire Chief Kell states that The when he fell while filling the silo meeting which wns in charge of ness spread up her arm and red tect them in their robberies. Re at his home. X rays showed that the Mrs. Marjorie Pena, the girls played streaks from the poison began to News was misinformed concerning sure to read the first Install show in her hand. The wound was Ihe statement last week that gas left side of his back was crushed games. ment. and bruised. He also wrenched his Inneed Tuesday, hut is slill very had been stolen from the fire truck Other fine features are found causing considerable delay In the de left shoulder severely and received in the magazine section each Closing of the Root nnd Pankcv sore and is not healing readily. partment reaching the Doty home minor ruts and bruises. He wns tak packing house Wednesday marked week. The article “We Are At en to Grant Pass for treatment but Ihe close of the fruit work In the Know what is going on in Gold which burned two weeks ago. War" by Gen. Pershing appear Mr. Kell slates the truck arrived wns able to return home after re city. The apples usually parked H ill— Subscribe lo The News and ing thia week and last la un- in due time. keep Informed. ceiving medical aid. aaually worthwhile. here w ill be packed In Medford. Heavy W inds C arry Smoke from Coast; R*d-voods Are Burned Forest fire smoke filled this sec tion over Hie week-end, and al though many residents thought Ihe fires must be close, reports came from the fcrest service department that the smoke was from bad fires in Coos and Curry counties, where high winds whipped small slash fire into menacing blazes, and car ried the snioke far inland. One fire was reported in the Pleasant Creek district up Evans Valley, and two small fires on Jacksonville hill near the city of Jacksonville brought out twels* men from the Star ranger station on Applegate, but otherwise no local blazes were reported. According to Siskiyou National Forest Supervisor G. E. Mitchell, Friday and Saturday of last week were the Verst burning days of the year. A number of slash fires got entirely out of control and ran into green limber, destroying some of Ihe finest Redwoods in the Harbor district below Brookings. Serious fires are still burning there, al though it is expected that they will be under control by the end of the week. Mitchell states that damage has been caused to both personal property and community asset of scenery that can not be repaired in 100 years. All over the forest the humidity was exceedingly low. and Saturday an unusually high wind rose, spreading many slash fires and making them raging furnaces. This condition is the one which forest officers ar? most fearful of, and is the reason that people are re quested to consult the forest serv ice department or thq state fire department before burning slash ings. These departments have instru ments which detect the weather changes which affect humidity and give rise to high winds, and can advise whether it is unsafe to bum slashings. Serious fires are still burning in the Chetco and Winchuck water sheds in Southern Curry county, bat are being gradually brought under control. In the Tioga district in the north end of the county more than 60 men are fighting a fire along a four-mile front, and an emergency call was placed for 20 more. The fire was reported caused by a campfire which spread into slashings. Much virgin timber is being destroyed. Hunters Prepare fo r Deer Season Opening, Sept. 20 With the opening of the deer season less than a week distant, lo cal nimrods are oiling guns, check ing equipment and otherwise mak ing plans to bring home that big buck this fall. The deer season is scheduled to open Tuesday, Septem ber 20. Deputy Game Warden Ed Walker has announced that many hunters are confused on the law as to the limit permitted each hunter and in order to clarify the matter quotes the law. Il reads as follows: “Deer with forked horns—Open season September 20 to October 25 of each year. Bag limit, 2 Columbian black- tail deer or 1 mule deer or 1 white tailed (leer during any one season. MAYBE “SMUDGE POT” WAS NOT IN CONDITION TO KNOW “Smudge Pot” Perry in his column in the Mail-Tribune this week: “Your eorr. was down at Gold Hill Tuesday evening and notic ed shoes squeaking on wooden sidewallin.” Methinks S. P. P. waa in the wrong town. Doesn’t he know that Gold Hill is the home of the Beaver Portland Cement plant, and that wooden sidewalks have long been passe? — But, perhaps said paragraph got transposed from the 20 years ago column.
