THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ¿0, 1932
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VAI.I.EY CLEANKKS
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Opi»»NÌir I*. 0 .
l'hon» 260
Sull» eleaneil unii presscd $1.01)
llu tu r lr u n r il unii bloekèd $1.00
l'lu in dresses eleancd und press-
ed. $1.00
NEW S OF OUR FOOTS i
CREEK AND ROGUE
RIVER NEIGHBORS
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Yrekan* Plan Big ‘Gold Rush’ on October 7 and 8
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Allowance for Your
H ~ '" — Old Lamp or Lantern
ON A NEW C oleman
(By Mr». Marion (.aure)
<>. C P nH ier and W. F. Bonnet
were M edford buxine»» cullers Wed-
Right now your old lamp or
lantern . . . regardleaa of kind
or condition . . . is good for
$1.50 at our store on a brand
new Coleman. The finest pres
sure-gas Lamp« and Lanterns
ever produced.
ner<loy.
A h u n tin g par.y
consisting o f
John, A rth u r, Dunlel, D avid
unit
Blain lilie s returned the Inst o f the
week from K luiualh county w ith
fo u r mule deer.
Mr. P re fo tin lu ln und frie n d from
M arshfield have been v is itin g his
AT T H E
cousin Ed Prrfounlain and fa m ily ,
O LD STAGE COACH AND PART OF YREKA GOLD BUSH GANG
und also enjoyed a successful h u n t
Yreka,
C alif., bus set out to relieve i recently fo rm « ! under the d ire ctio n
ing trip .
unem ploym ent and on Oct. 7 and 8 of C. It. “ Abe” Lin g , o w n e r o f the
Mrs. D. C. M ills and son l lillv re
Yreka News. The purpose nt 11».•
lu m e d In her home ul Williams w ill »luge «n annual “ gold rush."'
Above is an old fashioned stage “ rush” is Io revive interest in gold
('.reek Saturday a fte r spending a
m ining, provide job'; lo r the unent
week w ith her sister, Mrs. Charles coach, loaded w ilh “ A rizona wrang ployed and derive enough money to
lers”
w
ho
w
ill
take
p
a
ri
in
the
cele
M cM erriek and fa m ily.
bration. The rush is sponsored by core fo r Ihe c ity ’s destitute Inis
Mr. «nil Mrs. H u rry E ic h le r from Hie Yreku Miners, an organisation w in te r.
I.os Angelos. Calif., are slopping ul
R iviera nulo osirk fo r several week* Pass and daughter.
Mrs.
Leslie Hie o th e r t t y , w hen a tram p hove
w h ile Mr. E le h le r Is enjoying the H aw k and daughter C ecily o f K lain- in to sight and demanded som ething
T IC K E T S 50c, P E I’ S TAX
h u n tin g m il fish in g in
Southern u tli Falls culled al the home o f Mrs. Io eat. The g irl gathered herself to
Auspice» Chamber of ('«inimrrce
M arion Lance Wednesday a fte rn o o n .! gether anil gave the tram p a k ir k
(Iregon.
Mrs. Thomas Autzcn o f Portland Mrs. Haw'rf was one o f the success that sent him sp ra w lin g out in the
experienced
mule
visited Mr. anil Mrs. M. C. (lo om - fu l essay w rite r in u contesl by ihe road. An old
• lu ile r last week w h ile on her w ay Durkee Salad Dressing Co., and standing in the barnyard was an
Io Palo A lio , C u llfo rn la , Io place her was awarded u cash prize o f fift y eye w itness to the w hole a ffa ir and
W. I’. CHISHOLM. M. I).
it made him so ashamed n t him self
daughter
H illy , in a private hoard Inllars. O ther caller» at the Lam
General Practitioner
home d u rin g Hie week w e n - Mr. und that he com m itted suicide by cut
ing school.
tin g tris throat across a barb w ire
Phone» O ffice 10. Ilo». 0-1.
Mr. and Mrs. W hitney Hose, Mr. Mrs. D. II I t r r y o f Foots Creek ami
Gold H ill.
Oregon
I'cnce. says the C entral Point H e r
and Mrs. R. Ingledue and Lou H un Mr. and Mrs. Doh Cook of Cold
ald. We don’t know w ho could have
ger w h o have lived in cabins lit H ill.
inform ed Hro. P attison o f the above
IH viera uuto ourk fo r some tim e
item, but th in k it was either B ill
have movi d Io Evans Greek where
Cooper o r Corta Masterson. They
they are engaged in m ining.
FROM OUR FILES
WILLIAM E. PH IPPS
are alw ays “ hangin’ ‘ro u n d ’’ where
Mrs G. H. W e il and dnughtc!
26 Years Ago
they have no business.
Pauline C ham plin o f Medford w»rc
Candidate for
auesls Sunday i ll the home o f Mrs.
From the Gold H ilt News of
O.S.C. Meets Stanford In
COUNTY JUDGE
Wexl's m other. Mrs. Charles Wahl,
F rid a y , September 26. 1906
w
ho
returned
Inst
week
fro
m
spend
Big Game at Portland Sat.
" I Want to Be Your H ired Man'
iug the p’isl six weeks ul the liom t
A la w y e r, capable in b o th bust
Riley lla itu n e rs ly
and
Georgt
o f Misses N t l l i • and Lvndel Jacobs.
Oregon S ta ll College, C o rva llis.
uc»a n d in in ix lr.itin n und p ro b n li
Hershberger returned to Gold H i! September 28— Oregon Stale C ol
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Neely anil
mutton»
Wednesday a fle r spending several lege and S tanford U n ive rsity w ill
daughter Gay w ho have been nl
Taxex cun be reduced sv Ihoul
months in Ihe new gold fields al open Hie P acific coast confernece
Prosoecl since Iasi spring, w here
in ip id rin n m iy o f o u r in s titu tio n s
Lakeview anil New
Pine C r-ek. football season in P o rtla n d S a tu r
Mr. Neely has had charge o f the
Both '.(c n i’ d p re lly glad In re tu rn day afternoon, October 1, on M u lt
garage, have moved Io a cah'n at
o G 'd II .1. They report th in g s liv e nomah fie ld ut 2:00 o’clock. As
(he Alaska aulo park, Mr. Neely
ly i r Lake county and th in k , i f the both teams are considered on
a
huving given up the w o rk there.
new d is c o v ftie s are ever put un par th is season one o f the best
Mr. und Mrs. I.evl Stevens of
“GO W HERE THE
der
extensive development, 'hat
K lam ath F ails came over F rid a y to Lakeview w ill he one o f the leading games o f the year is expected.
CROWD GOES”
Both Stanford and Oregon State
the home o f her sister. Mrs. Wallace
m in in g camps on the roast.
had tough conference openers th is
G nlbrath, and were joined by Mr.
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season. Stanford nosed out O lym pic
and Mrs. G albralh. M r. and Mrs.
W. A. C ir tc r an I E. E. Sharon
The Place Io Gel
Grant Neely and daughter Gay, and w ho have been m aking a to u r of club o f San Francisco by the score
Exceptional Food
Mr. and Mrs. Alden G albralh w ho Southern Oregon in the in lc r c it ol of 6 to 0 w h ile Oregon Slate came
made up a p a rly that spent the the I.O.O.F. lo d g -. l i tin n e d to Gold fro m behind in the last q u arter to
at Moderate Price*
defeat Gonzaga U n iv e rs ity at Spo
week
end al Crescent C ity, C alif.
We Specialize in French and
H ill Wednesday. They traveled over kane 19 to 16.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k E llio tt have 50« miles by team on th e ir trip .
Ita lia n Dishes.
Oregon State suffered several in
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returned fro m a cam ping trip , firs t
Banquet Room fo r S p ecial
ju
rie
s in *hc Gonzaga game. Loren
going Io M cA lliste r Spring, where
P a rtie s
The G irts Bund wishes to .an
they found camping very poor, then nounce through the columns o f The T u ttle o f Grants Pass, firs t s trin g
rig h t guard, dislocated his shoulder
re tu rn in g Io Dead
In d ia n
Soda News th a ' they w ill
give the und w ill not be in co n d itio n to play
S pring w here
they spent some T hanksgiving bail in this c ity .
against S tanford. A ll o th e r in ju re d
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time and enjoyed th e ir slay. On
players have recovered so Coach
T hursday they drove
to A ltura,
W . R. W a lk e r has purchased tw o
C alif., on business re tu rn in g F r i I lots on the south side, o f L. I. D uf- Sehissler expects to be close to w a r
strength Saturday afternoon.
day.
I fie ld and W. Q. Messner and w ill
A
com
m
unity
fa
ir
and
home
AUTO SERVICE
I erect a tw o story b u ild in g at once.
I.et us have I hat subscription re
makers ra lly sponsored by Hie C ivic to be used as a restaurant.
new al today—The Gold H ill News.
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. u . j w ill he held at the C om m uni
General Repair
ty h a ll at Hogue E lv e r October 14.
E. J. Sharp. Fred Eddings and
There w ill be a display o f m inerals, R alph Haymond have re lu m e d from
Body and Fender
AAf •/nVf 'AKfMtZAtMtMf A»vf Mt
vegetables, canned goods, fancy an outing in Hie Umpqua co u n try.
Work
w o rk, etc. II w ill he an all day They were quite successful in th e ir
meeting. Mrs. Mabel Mack, county hunt.
Used Parts and
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agent, w ill he present. A basket
Auto Wrecking
Miss Iva Dungey spent Monday |
lunch w ill be served nt noon. The
public is In vite d to attend.
and Tuesday o f this week on Sar
1729 N. Riverside
The C ivic club o f Hogue R iver dine Creek ns the guest o f h e r sis
Medford, Oregon
held th e ir firs t meeting o f the sea ters, Mcsdames John and Hoy Cam
son nl the Lome of Mrs. C lo y il D ick eron.
Phone 835M
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oil Hie h 'g iiw a y F rid a y afternoon.
The w o rk o f in s ta llin g Ihe new
Mr. and M is. C. IL Bowman of T a l
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ent were guests. Mr. Bowman gave cross w alks about to w n was com
a ta lk , using as his subject, Educa menced yesterday. A. J. T. Smith
tion. Those from here
attending and W a lle r Dungey are in charge
were Mrs. L lo yd M ille r, Mrs. L. I.. o f the w o rk.
. . .
Smith, Mrs. Pauline
W ahl, Mrs.
A co u n try maiden liv in g
near
E ffie and V ic to r Birdseye.
Mrs. Grant Matthew» o f Grants Gold H ill was In kin g a foot bath j
DANCE
T h e y light in stan tly and pro-
does up to 300 candle power o f
brilliant net oral tight. N ew Roto-
T y p e B arner assures continuous,
tr o u b la -fr a a lig h tin g service at
less expense.
Pavilion
G o ld H ill
Sat. Oct. 1
Nandie’s G rill
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N o w — (or a litnitad tim e you take
your choice erf any erf the newest
. uee your old lam p or lantern as part paym ent on yoor new Coleman.
SE E Y O U R L O C A L D E A L E R
T H E C O L E M A N L A M P A N D S TO V E C O M P A N Y
WICHITA, KANS
CHICA G O . IL L
PWILADSLPWIA, PA.
LOS ANGELLS, CAUF.
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LowgrLicenseFeesMustCome
Secretary o f Slate Hoss ins'sts that autom obile ow ners are
e ntitled to lo w e r license fees
We agree w ith him but also be
lieve that the license fees now imposed on sm all p riv a te ly owned
trucks should be reduced.
W HY?
Because, fo r years, autom obiles and sm all trucks have been
c a rry in g the load o f h ighw ay construction and maintenance w h ile
the heavy tru ck and tra ile r fre ig h t o u tiits , operating fo r compensa
tio n and hogging and destroying o u r roads, have been escaping
w ith rid ic u lo u s ly lo w fees.
F o r Ihe fiscal year ending June 30, 1932, ihe slate collected, in
license and mileage fees. $fiJ>48.000. O f this amount the freighters
(Classes 4 and 7), nearly 3000 in num ber, paid hut $300.000 or
around $100 per vehicle fo r the year.
In the year 1931 the State H ighw ay Commission was obliged
to spend over $7,000,000.00 fo r reconstruction, betterm ents and
maintenance— burdens im[>osed la rg e ly by the operations o f heavy-
vehicles.
O ur proposed H ighw ay P rotection L aw makes it the d u ty of
the State H ig h w a y Commission to classify a ll tr a ffic on o u r hig h
w ays, determ ine Ihe burden imposed by each and make recom
mendations to the G overnor fo r a re d is trib u tio n of a ll license and
mileage fees.
W hen this is done lo w e r license fees fo r autom obiles and
sm all tru cks should fo llo w .
VOTE 314— YES
Freight Truck and Bus Bill
H ighw ay Protective Assn.
By Oswald West, President
Ry. Exch. Bldg., Portland, Ore.
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A C IF IC
INTERNA,TIONAL
JVESTOÍ
Y O U M a y Be Next!
THRILLING
IN D O O R
RODEO
Two were killed and tw o car* wrecked in this accident
which occurred on a straight road in broad daylight.
PORTLAND. OREGON
OCT. 1 5 - 2 2
Four accident* happened near this city, three of
serious, in less than seven day*.
13 SHOWS IN ONE—11 acres under
one roof. Exhibits of purc-bred Live
stock» Do. a, Poultry, P et Stock, W ild Life,
Land Product«, Manufactured Products, 4-H
Club and E tnhLJ I ughc a Vocational Lducution
Work» and, for the first time In the North
west, S P L C T A C U l A R IN D O O R R O D E O .
T hat h e a lth fu l vig o r that keeps the hoys s m ilin g —ready fo r
w o rk o r fo r play— is best o b tained by health -g ivin g foods.
AV ^ R F J I I V M
REDUCBO FARES’- A I V L I NES
BUTTER
is one of the most im p o rta n t foods on th e ir menu. Cook
w ith it. bake w ith it. Let th e m eat it ut o r between meals.
And BE SURE i t ’s
D r. I. H . Gove
DEPENDABLE
DENTISTRY
235 East Main
Phone 872-J
MEHFORI), OREGON
them
You may be a careful driver — but what about the other fellow?
Can you afford to lose the use of your car?
Could you repair it if the other fellow could not?
Could YOU pay damage* if it were your fault?
SNIDER’S GOLD SEAL
INSURANCE IS THE ANSWER
Snider Dairy & Produce Co.
H . D. R E E D , Agent
2832 No. Bartlett - - Phone 203 - - Medford
“If It’s Snider’s It’s the Best to Buy”
Gold Hill, Oregon
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