Gold Hill news., December 29, 1932, Image 1

Will Ktefas
The M o il Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State
VOLUME XXXV
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TAX EVILS
AND REMEDY
GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1932
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Hill-ites Ate Their
PROGRAMS
OF
MEISINGER IT here Gold Turkey
on Christman Day
WEEK VARIED
LOSES SUIT
Due Io the heavy C hristum * m ails
m ill holiduy tra ve l over the South- 1
According Io established custom n il. spent Christm as here at Ihe
ern P acific ra ilro u d last week end,
many Gold H ill fam ilies enjoyed home o f Mrs. Johnson's parents, .Mr. I
Ihe company put on extru couches
reunions C hristm as day, w h ile o th ­ and Mrs. It I. Kenastou.
and baggagi ears Io handle
Ihe j
increase and tra in s passing through Judge Norton Say» Contract ers were guest* in o th e r tow ns, or
Mr. and Mrs. H D Force and sons | Pageant, Poem* and Song
“Ordinary Citizen” Advo­ (■old H ill brought hack memories of
entertained friends. F o llo w in g is a Jack and B illy , Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Retell Age-old Story;
a lis l o f Ihose we w ere able to »<.■- ; Thompson and son C reighton, Mr.
of Former Principal I»
cates Sales T a x to Replace years ugo before Ihe in ve n tion o f
cure before going to press:
Ihe autom obile, F rid a y m orning the
and Mrs. A rt Gorham, Miss Bulh
Santa 1» Visitor
Mr. uml Mrs. Fred Baker o f Fort B ye rly and Mrs. Alethu Bobbins and
Unenforcible
south and northbound passengers
Property Levy
Jones. C a lifo rn ia , spent Christmas (la u g h te r Elaine, were C hrislm as dav
passed at (iid d H ill. T h irte e n ears
In re al Hie home of Mrs. B aker’s guest, o f Mrs. M innie B ye rly at her
made up 'he southbound tra in .
Observance o f G hristm aslide in
I
p a re n t*. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hayes home on Foots Creek.
T
ra
ve
l
by
airplane
d
u
rin
g
Ihe
Basing
his
decision
on
Ihe
fact
pageant, sung and sto ry occupied
T h is is the th ir d o f a aerie* of
that Ihe conlraet was nol signed in and fa m ily.
The Chrislm as d in n e r guests oi the week-end, w ith three programs
a rtic le * on Tax E vils a nil The Item- pusl week lias also been very heavy. a regular meeting ot Ihe school
Mr. anil Mrs. It E Cook enter- j Mr. and Mrs. II F Drake were Eli
.Mure
(ban
a
doxen
planes
passed
of d istin ct settings ami purpose, be­
edy w h ich w ill lie ca rrie d in this
buuril uml was not signed b y Ih r tabled at Christm as
d in n e r
Mr. i Bolt, John Palm er and Mr. and Mrs
paper fro m week to week. Although over on Saturday and there were d is tric t c le rk . C irc u it Judge II. D.
ing presenteii.
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Lance
and
daugh­
J \ \ Bryan.
The school gave th e ir program
w ritte n by un Iow an, and based on probably more that could not lie N orton yesterday decreed thut tied.
te r Ruth.
(h r needs o f Iowa, the Ideas lire of beard o r seen due to the heavy I'.. Meisinger bus no legul claim Io
Mr. and Mrs. It E Blankenhurg F rid a y afternoon, fo llo w e d by the
Ihe
position
as
p
rin
c
ip
a
l
o
f
Cold
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hay
E
llio
t
o
f
P
o
rt­
interest .ill o 'e r the U nited Stales clouds. One plane was reported I t l l i t l Se.mol D is tric t No. 57. T hli
were C hrislm as day guests al Uu annual Christm as obsrvancc at the
land .s|N-nt Christm as here ut the
church
that
evening,
as the p r llli ip lc lie discusses is ap­ be fly in g ti.w over the Dead In ­ •m l. in s titu te d by Meisinger last fa ll
Geo. H anim crsiy home. Jn the eve­ Methodist
dian te rrito ry w ith m otor sputtering w lie ii Ihe school board refused to borne o f Mrs. E llio t's parents, Mr.
plicable Io uny section.
nin g Mr. and Mr» Joe B la ir, Mr. anc w h ile the Odd Fellow and Rebekah-
and Mrs. A rth u r Braden and fam ­
I>r. S. It. P m u ly , the iiu lh o r lives and several rancher* called Ashland lecognize Ills conlraet and hired J.
Mrs. M U M errim an and M r ant lodge had th e ir program fo r the
A. Thomason, has been bunging fire ily .
th e ir
hall
nt C ouncil lilu ffa , Iowa, and is u and Medford m ilh o rilie s to see if Tor si me lim e. Il was Ihe out­
Mrs. Aurele Meunier and Jocelyni e n tire co m m u n ity at
Mrs.
Annie
M
a
rlin
,
Mr.
and
Mrs
successful— (o r at leal us success­ a plane had crashed. However no g ro w th of u situation last spring
! jo in e d the group fo r a few hour) C hristm as eve. A ll were w e ll at­
Chas. Carey w ere Ih? Christm as
ship was leported missing.
wl cn Meisinger re fu s-d In icsign
fu l us times w ill a llo w ) -farmer.
tended.
■ o f v is itin g end cards.
e fte r being h ire d by Ihe old board, d in n e r guests o f Tom West.
B ib lic a l Pageant G iven
Ilia discussions have attracted
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
rt
M
u
llin
and
fam
Mr. am' Mrs. H a rry C hilders were
although a p e titio n
against
him
A
sacred
pageant p o rtra y in g the
much atte n tio n , and we w ould sug­ w o u ld n ’t b>' men enough Io do the hearing more than 300 names, w a l
guests o f th e ir daughter, Mrs. Mc­ i ily , M r. and Mrs. John Sutton and
B
ib
lica
l
events
leading up Io the
gest that anyone Interested save the w o rk. T a lk of a five-duy week, an present 'd. One o f Ihe three school
eight day week w ould he needed.
Kenzie Jt lto s e liiirg on Christum» 1 son w ere guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Em-
b ir th o f C h rist, and clim axed by
instalm ents fo r reference.
They or I h i i r wives w ould spend all d irectors resigned d u rin g the faaa. dev.
! m elt Sutton on Christm as day.
liie im pressive Scene o f Ihe N a tiv ­
of (h e ir d o lla rs paid to them and Chairm an Jus. C o rn u tt’s term ex­
Chapter 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mr.»,
Mr, and Mrs. Aurele Meunier and
w ould they be pleased Io have lln pired in Tune, and the th ird uiein-
ity was presented by almost HMI
THO UG HTS OF AN ORDINARY
•er
resigned
s
h
o
rtly
a
fte
r
school
i Ipuahtcr. Joeelyne spent Christinas I.ity McKa> g ild son Bichard, were
merchant add H of 1 cent to each
C l I IZ.I.N
pupils o f I In p ublic schools, F r i­
election Tune 20.
lay w ith Mr. and Mrs. Joe B la ir C hristm as d in n e r guests o f Mr. and
I um an o rd in a ry citizen
anil d o lla r's w o rth of goods (hat they
day
afternoon, fo llo w in g in fo r­
The new hoard Im m ediately in
purchased?
Indeed
they
w
ould,
if
'
nd
fa
m
ily.
Mrs.
Wm.
Puhi.
have trie d to th in k th is th in g oui
lo riiie il Meisinger his contract wie
mal
program s
in
the
g ra d e
they
o
n
ly
had
'lie
d
o
lla
rs
Io
spend.
exactly as it w o u ld affect me. and
Mrs. El fie Birdseye e iite rlu iiie d
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore
and
Ain I p u llin g these men to w o rk? Ille g a lly d ro w n , and that they did
rooms fo r the purenta and pupils
as my interests are most
varied,
not
w
ish
hi-
services
and
h
ire
d
a
at
her
home
fo
r
C
hristinas
d
in
­
’
•in
lly
drove
Io
Grants
Pas»
w
here
.it w h ich tim e the c h ild re n gave the
some of them are the same as yours, I inn not. 1 dure not. I must keep ucei ssor.
'h e y spent Christm as w ith
Mrs. ner 111 fo llo w in g : Mr. and Mrs. I!o>
it w ould id le d you the same way Ihe money io pay taxes and, .Mr.
usual recitations and songs.
Meisinge’-'s
suit
was
preci»
italed
C raftsm an. v>u are out o f a job
and e xa ctly to tne same extent.
w hen Ihe board file d a plea fo r in- Moore's m other. Mrs. Bert Stevens. | Caineron m il ch ild re n , Lois, M a rjo r­
The pageant overture. "S t N icho­
I operate the most d ive rsifie d and, Mr. Merchant, yo u r business la junetion ag rin st Meisinger al Ihebe-
M r. and Mrs. V irg il K in n e y of ie, Arlene, Bob and Leroy, Mr. and
las N ig h t,” and a N ovelette "Golden
farm hi P ottaw attam ie countv uml depressed.
I know fu ll w e ll when I ask this, fi'n n in g o f Ihe school year when he C entral Point spent C hristm as here Mrs. Dougins Cameron and daughter Rod,” was played by the high school '
I w ish. I ill sire, to pay a sales lax
appeared each day at school c la im ­
Joan, a il o f Cold H ill; Mr. and Mrs.
o f one-half ot I per cent on every t.nd the proper solution o f Ihe lax ing that his contract was va lid ami w ith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kinney.
orchestra, led by R. A. Bolts, fo l­
Mr. and Mrs. John
McFadden Otis Johnson and son o f Ashland;
d o lla r's w o rth o f pork, o f beef, o f problem is plueed on the statute that he intended Io f u lf ill his pari
low ed by an im pressive procession­
m ilk , o f raspberries, o f grape* o r nooks that at once 1 w ill have Io and hold the d is tric t fo r payment w ere Christmas guests o f Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sm ith of Grants
al, "O h. Come, A ll Ye F a ith fu l,” by
utn tilin g else I sell fro m the farm make a substantial cut in the rent o f his salary.
Pass; Mr. and Mrs. V ic to r Birdseye
Mrs. Joe Bush o f Medford.
a chorus d high school and grade
¡m il I w ish my farm lux cut down o f every house I ow n. I could a lfo rd
Judge N o rto n ’s decision
stales
Mr. and Mrs. E T Ham and fam ­ and son T?ddy, and Glenn and D avid
no per eenl o r Io HI per cent of Io make th is cut and on lop o f (hat that M eisinger’* contract is “ in va lid ,
school p upils in clu d in g e ig h ty-fo u r
these
w
o
rk
in
g
people
w
ould
be
em­
Birdseye.
w ind il is now. T h is lux w ould he
n u ll, void and unenforcahle." and ily s|>ent Christm as at the home o f
voices.
ployed
and
con'd
pay
w
hatever
rent
Mr. and Mrs. W a lle r Dungev, 1-e-
d ire c tly in accordance
w ith my
although il is said that Meisinger in- M r. H anf's sister. Mrs. C A W h il-
The b e a u tifu l tableaux then fo l­
i.b ilitv to pay. I f I had a good crop agreed upon. Ninety per cent of the 1, nils Io a,meal his case, local |>eo- b«-k and fa m ily in Medford.
ro
y
h
u
n
g
ry
and
Daisy
G
ilch
rist
lowed, w ith the three angels w atch­
nuil good prices, I w o u ld pay more- real estate lux money in Iow a w ould ple feel con fid e n t the ease Is w on.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H eyland
and were C hristm as d in n e r guests o f
S90.000.00o tel
A d ro n tli v rn r I w o n lil pay Tess. be ap p ro xim a te ly
ing the Bethlehem S tar w h ile the
ch ild re n . Jack and
Nona,
were Mr. and Mrs E lm er Dungey and
This w ould he fa ir and rig h t. P er­ loose each year, every d o lla r o f it is
chorus sang, “ H a rk ! the H erald A n­
now
headed
d
ire
c
tly
away
fro
m
the
W
.
R.
C.
Elect»;
W
ill
guests Christm as day at the C. W. fa m ily.
gonal luxes should lie paid the same
gels S ing;” the Shepherds on the
ns now . w ith such corrections as w o rk e r Io our courthouses w here it
Mrs M illie W a lke r and daughter
Install January 11 M a rtin home.
tools
around
a
w
h
ile
and
fin
a
lly
gels
h ills id e gazed in awe, discussing
the slate ot O hio has made. No lax
S
ybil,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It
L
M
ille
r
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ernest
W
a
rd
rip
o
f
utlon on household I'.ond*. every hack in to c irc u la tio n again. N inety
At a W. It. C meeting Wednesday C oquiile spent Christm as here w ith Mrs. M ille r’s sister o f Seattle spent Ihe appearance o f the angel and the
personal in ta n g ib le that lias hereto- m illio n d o lla rs o f il lid loose every afternoon
new b rig h t star, w h ile “ The F irs t
e ffb e rs were elected fo r
and Christm as at Ashland as the guests
fere eseapi'd taxation he ferreted year In Iow a—alm ost as much as the com ing term , tn stallalon w ill Mrs. W n rd rip ’s parents, Mr,
Noel,” "T he Swedish C arol” and
congress has voted to the federal
out and a proper rate applied.
of Mr. and Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. Fred Stone.
"T he Polish C arol,” w ere heard as
W hat w ould I do w ith this re ­ land hunks Io loan Io farm ers upon In held January 11, and Ihe meet­
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaver and
Misses L y n d a ll and N e llie Jacobs
leased tnrm lax money'? Im medlnle- w h ich they must pay interest, then ing w ill be preceded by a big pub­
i f in the distance. Then the three
spent Christm as at M edford w ith daughter o f Grants Pass came down
Iv and at once, I w ould go to to w n pay it buck. I am fin d in g no fa u lt lic d in n e r al noon.
Wise Men came w ith th e ir g ifts to
w
ith
ru
n
g
'"
..
T
h
is
w
ill
hi
In
many
to spend C hristm as w ith Mrs. Della
W in fie ld Bailey.
and buy w in anil h ire men to b u ild
the new -born K ing, singing “ We,
some pasture fences. Am I ilo ii { il Uirmers who need it and is Ihe Fast Grands Have
M r. and Mrs. Johnson o f C a lifo r- * Shaver.
best
and
n>
a
ill
a
ll
congress
can
do.
Three Kings o f O rie n t A re,” accom­
now ? I am nol. Why'? I cannot do
Christmas P arty
it I must keep the money In pa’. The ! 90, 000,«00 I am ta lk in g uhoul is
panied by the choral voices.
Mrs.
E
lin
o
r
Force
was
hostess
to
HERE IS OTHER POEM
Railroadm an, you
Gold H ill Enters Team in
And as tlie pageant closed, M ary,
fifteen
member»
o
f
Ihe
l
’
asl
Noble
S .S “ "
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W RITTEN BY O. C. BL’MCROT Joseph and the babe in the manger
Independent Cage League
(irm id club last F rid a y afternoon
were seen surrounded by the Wise
1
«.‘.„i M r K a m i
i l m i l vou arc ! w a n t it released so w e
can head fo r th e ir annual Christm as party.
V ’• 1 r ?. lo ii I h iv< been one o f Ihe il the rig id w av around the circle. Each guest brought a g ift w hich
T lie fo llo w in g poem was w ritte n Men and the Shepherds, the strains
The Gold H ill to w n
basketball
, ° f|
i, v r s o
farm help in I To say n othing o f Ihe countless was placed under the
Christmas team has i nlered a team in
the by Oscar C. Bum crot, son o f Mrs. o f - u Came Upon the M id n ig h t
Hi * c o u n t' but M r ”
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v .m . o ther m illio n s that w ould come out tree, and Inter names were draw n
A n­ Clear,' and “ O, L ittle
county basketball league
form ed Cora Bumcrot o f Gold H ill.
Town
of
are nol g e llin g Io cash many Mc­ o f h id in g and s till other m illio n s and the gifts d is trib u te d at ra n ­
last week. Five o ther tow ns make o ther poem composed by M r Bum ­ Bethlehem,” fading in to the great­
tlia
l
w
ould
come
in
to
Iow
a
from
dom.
amid
much
excitem
ent
due
Kenzie Farms emmiany cheeks at
up the league. They
are Jack­ cro t was published last week.
est carol o f a ll— “ S ilent N ig h t,” as
present, m uter <»ur l50-ycnr-<»l(i »ys- Ihe outside instead o f avoiding to the novelty o f Ihe plan.
TROPIC FEVER
sonville.
Eagle
P oint, Prospect,
tem o f tiix c tio n . You vote fo r a Iowa uml I owii farm s mid homes
the c u rta in fe ll.
as il w ould n peslhouse.
a .lies »ml service tax amt you w i l l
I ’ll see you no more. My Mother,
Butte Falls and Sams V alley.
Miss A lb e rtin a H ankey, dram atic
I give a d o lla r to a w o rkm a n : Andy and Luke Jennings
sec p le n ty o f them again.
N ot Counterfeiter»
1 feel il in my heart.
A ien-gamc schedule has been a r­
in s tru c to r, end Mrs. M innie Guy d i­
E verv other fa n n e r w ould <1«> Hie he lakes ¡1 home to n ig h t and gives
it to his w ife ; she lakes it to the
re cto r o f music, cooperated in p re ­
C o n tra ry Io a statement carried ranged, play to start next Wednes­ So fo r m? keep my loved one—
same »s I w ould do, o n ly he
... might
Ä|le(j butcher to m o rro w fo r meat: the in The News last week in a storv
And from her never part.
day, January 4. Gold H ill is booked
lim e bis land o r b u ild a cattle
senting the pageant w h ic h showed
next
day
the
butcher
semis
it
to
about Ihe Della Cafe, the Jennings
o r his " i f ' ' m ight in sta ll
some
excellent w o rk , both on th e ir p a rt
the packer fo r more m eal; Ihe next brnlhers w ho conducted the saloon to open its schedule w ith Prospect Please don’» weep, My Mother.
household convenience.
on the Gold H ill high school gym.
and the p a ri o f the students.
H ilt m y ! You w ouldn I have
a dav a fte r that the packer sends it in that b u ild in g from 1911 to 1915
F o r we must a ll, sometime, go
W oodic Shaver and Seth Coy are
sales l a x ' o il that w ire you are go­ hack Io me fo r more hogs and again nre not the Jennings brothers o f
And from those we love depart.
Sunday School Program Varied
ing to buy. Thai w ould lie aw-lul. I give ¡1 Io the w orkm an. The same counterfeit anil bootleg . fame in in charge o( the Gold H ill o u tfit and
F o llo w in g is the program given
C a lifo rn ia . The
la tte r have lin e d up eleven players from So smile to r me, and show no woe.
Indeed I w ould. Release Hus unjust, d o lla r il has made a complete tr ip N orthern
Ly the Methodist Sunday School F r i­
excessive antiquated p ro p e rly lax around the circle in less Ilian il ••I one lim e conducted a saloon on w h ic h a team w ill be picked. Those
and la b o r w ould lie employed nt week. T lie w ork man’s w ife was glad F ro n t street in Medford, and also
You d id yo u r best lo r me, Mother.
day evening:
to
get
Hie
d
o
lla
r
and
Hie
butcher
Included
on
Ihe
roster
are:
Logan
did some c o u n te rfe itin g there. Be­
„nee. and inside of tw elve mouths
T hougli I seemed ungrateful, now
“ S ilent N ig h t,” congregation.
cause o f the s im ila rity o f names Gardner, O lney Eddington, W ilm e r
I w ould lie g e llin g a p ro fita b le price was glad to get the business.
Invocation, Rev. A D H ulburd.
T h is same d o lla r could make the they are sometimes confused w itli B ailey, Clyde K e ll, D arrel H e n d rick­
and then.
fo r my hogs Instead o f less than »
Big W ords, re cita tio n . Dale T ra cy.
rents and I w ould he pleased beyond tr ip fifty -tw o times in a year; of Andy and Luke. Luke is now a son Jerome A bbott, M arvin Em ory, And was Hie w o rst o f sons—
A Christm as Sunbeam, Laura D u n ­
lio d o lla r w ould go Hint fast, • iieeessfiil ra n ch e r in the Sams V a l­
You w ere m olding in to men.
measure ’ o pay a lax o f
L in s le y D orm an, Glen L in g re n , Roy
gey-
per cent, 50 cents on $100 w o rth of hut it does show how m uch w o rk ley d is tric t.
Telephone,
Jim m ie
C hrislm as
Moore, Coy and Shaver.
w ire o r any piece o f farm m achin­ «1 could do in tw elve months. How
The schedule fo r the league as I was Io you— No Black Sheep— M artin.
e ry I m ight need if I o n ly bail the inueh w o rk is il possible fo r $1 Io
DON'T
FORGET
W
ATCH
PARTY
A Big W ord, E d ith Ham.
— Mother.
hundred d ollars. I w o u ld n t see Ihe do Ihe wav we are c irc u la tin g them
C rater Lake Encampment o f the announced lust week, is as fo llo w s :
T h is Is (the W ay. exercise, by
"O n ly a lad w ith s p irit.” you said.
tax in the h ill anyw ay, so il w o u ld ­ now? I w ould he pleased Io sec my ()<id Fellow lodge rem inds lodge January 4—
W illin g W o rk e r class.
.
d o lla r hack again so soon. The
But
now
I
know
(hat
it
was
I,
n ’t b u r, tne any.
,
ini
tubers
o
f
the
W
atch
N
ight
p
a
rly
Christm as Secrets, re cita tio n , by
Sams V alley at Jacksonville.
Head on! You haven t got lln w o rk m a n ’ ) w ife w ould he so glad to at Hie h all N ew Years eve. T h is is
W
ho
put
the
gray
h
a
ir
oil
your
Francis N orton.
Prospect at Gold H ilt.
h a lf o f it set o f how this w ill ae- see Ih,' d o lla r back again al her nol fo r c h ild re n . T u rk e y d in n e r w ill
Jesus’ B irth d a y, E laine Robbins.
bouse next week, fo r her children
head.
tu n llv w o rk fo r you amt fo r me ami w ill need some meal next week 111" be served preceding Ihe evening.
Engle P oint at Butte Falls.
We Sing O ur Best, R uth H all.
it w ill w ork jusl as I give il Io you. snnie ns Ih c v <li<l th is week.
January 11—
T h e re ’s A L ig h t, Leith N o rris
I
know
that
you
sometimes
w
o
n
d
e
r­
The economic laws w h ic h govern il
Jesus Loves Me, song by p r i­
C oder our present lax system, I
Jacksonville nt Eagle P oint.
ed, Mother,
are Inexorable. I **• ns w o rk them haven’t
G IR L S C O U T N E W S
m ary grades.
any d o lla r at all to give
Gold
H
ill
at
Sams
V
alley.
Io our w c lfn re and happiness.
I f I loved as a real son should.
By Mrs. Pena. Captain
You C ouldn’t Expect a L ittle
the w orkm an mid his w ife hasn I
W hat e n ip 'iiv .
labor?
Capital. Io
Butte Falls at Prospect.
I thought it took a man Io not show G irl L ik e Me, re cita tio n , W in n ifre d
nnv d o lla r al all Io give Io the
Eva
Hornell
passed
her
tenderfoot
W hnl Is cnpllal? Capital is p ro p ­
H ow ell.
P ro p e rly owners are the test and is w o rk in g on her second January 18—
it,
e rty. P ro p e rly Is capital. Capital and butcher.
A Christm as W ish, Orpha M a rtin .
Gold H ill at Jacksonville.
But I loved you, Mother, as o nly
p ro p e rly are hog-tied and you are big em ployers; they must pay real class.
Snow Flakes, M ary Jane H a rris.
Sams V alley at Butte Falls.
out o f w o rk and have had your eslale taxes n il th e ir property o r it
a
real
son
could.
M ildred Sm ith has made Ihe most
C hrislm as Stockings, Orpha M ils-
is taken away from them. Therefore
hours and wages cut and cannot they
Prospect
at
Eagle
Point.
are em ploying no w o rke r. Does nrogress to w a rd her second class
When I chose another to share that paugh.
lin y o r your business has slumped Ibis th ro w some lig h t on w h y our
January 25—
C olonial Days, piano solo, Nona
test.
and you can't act Hie money Tor
love, Moher,
Jacksonville at Prospect.
Dungey.
depression continues'? W hy prosper­
We
hnd
a
sm
all
C
hristm
as
p
a
rty
w hat you do sell.
My Say, re cita tio n , Gladys Sm ith.
You took her to yo u r heart.
ity is s till around Hie corner, around
Butte Falls ut Gold H ill.
England todnv Is a most g la rin g leick of 'be bouse over In Ihe field T hursday noon. There were gifts
G ivin g Christm as Presents, A l­
So now that I'm going. Mother,
Engle Point nt Sums V alley.
example „ f such an id io tic proced­
thea Betts.
a d itch?
. . and refreshm ents fo r everyone.
Please,
fo
r
me
fro
m
her
never
ure mid we are d riftin g that wav in When
The U surper, I.o is Tracy.
I gave Hie w orkm an that
Each pa tro l planned a surprise F e b ru a ry 1—
faster Ilia n the w ings o f Mercur>, d o lla r I had e lghly-nlne other re­
part.
A Musical Christmas, exercise by
Butte Falls at Jacksonville.
and we do n o th in g except te l' one leased dollars m il o f each $10« o f fo r Ihe troop.
p rim a ry class.
„
Prospect at Sams V alley.
another w tiat "th e y " should do.
Eor
lack
o
f
space,
scrap
book
Mrs. C W Davis visited in Salem
I N o t Big, re cita tio n ,
P h yllis
our real eslale lax mnoev Io go ill;
Gold H ill at Eagle P oint.
N ow le t’ -» go to to w n . I ow n a reel Io w o ik e rs . No mutter how I notes w ill be ru n next week.
last week, leaving here Wednesday Ross.
num ber of
re n ta l properties
in
F e b ru a ry 8—
and re tu rn in g Saturday.
.A T in y L ittle Person, June Cook.
them : if I bought snnirH iiiig
Council B luffs. I w ish. I desire, to spent
Jacksonville at Sams V alley.
Piano duet, June Moore and Jean
from m y neighbor farm er, he is a Gold H ill Independents
pay a service tax o f Vj o f I ner cent w o rk e r, to m o rro w lie w ould buy
Gold H ill al Prospect.
Barbara Jane is the name of the H am m ersly.
Scoop Jayville 31-23
on every m onth's rent I collect and som ething from me. These do b its
Promise and F u lfilm e n t, panto­
Butte F alls at Eagle P oint.
baby daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.
w ish the re g u la r taxes cut down .ill ere started Hie rig h t wav around Ihe
mime— Golden R ule
class a n d
Tom Smith Wednesday m orning.
Staging a fast comeback In Ihe F e b ru a ry 15—
iw»r cent n r Io 10 per re n t of w lin t circle, an ever expanding, always
helpers.
they nre now. l isten, friends, what Increasing circle and every one o f second ha lf, Gold H ill's Independent
Eagle P oint nt Jacksonville,
My W ish, re cita tio n , Nona D un-
March 1— Prospect at Jackson­
w ould happen? Tf I knew that on these dollars is on its wav hack to basketball q u in t overcame a long
Sams V alley at Gold H ill.
gey-
March I my taxes w oidd he cut vou mid to 'it''. ’
v
ille
;
Gold
H
ill
nt
Butte
F
a
lls;
Sams
Christm as,
P a tricia
A Hu m
'he
Prospect nt B utle Falls.
down Io 10 pee eenl o f w hat they lax sy stem If you let loose of a d o l­ lead held by Jacksonville and scored
Thompson.
V
alley
at
Eagle
P
oint.
are now , on Monday m orning
I la r you stand a m ighty slim chance a 31 Io 23 v ic to ry in th e ir contest F e b ru a ry 22—
___ _____
Christm
as Tim e. D o ro th y Ham.
March 8— Jacksonville at
Butte
w ould em ploy a carpenter, a p lu m b ­
Jacksonville at Gold H ill.
in the high school gym last evening.
P rince
of
Peace,
Creighton
of
ever
seeing
il
"
g
"
'«
'
.
,
,
F a lls; Sams V a lle y at Prospect;
er, a painter' a pnpcrhnnger, a ma­
Butte Fall» at Sams V alley.
The p ro sp e rity of 1929 was Just Players were Chas. O rr, B oy Moore,
(Continued on Back Page)
son, and pul llie in Io w o rk . Many
Eagle P oint at Gold H ill.
Engle Point at Prospect.
Gardner, Shaver, C hilders and K e lt
other p ro p e rty ow ners In Council
Continued on Page Five
B lu ffs w o u ld do the same. There