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The Moil Thoroughly Read Weekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest Little Town in the State VOLI'ML XXXV GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1933________ TAX EVILS AND REMEDY EXPLAINS HOW SALES TAX CAN REPLACE REAL ESTATE BURDEN t Thin ik tin ' fifth o f H series of (.rlli'lt** mi Tax E v il» m ill The Item- • .is which "ill be eaeried in this paper fro m week Io week. A lthough w r it I t ' l l b> mi lo w n l l . m ill based mi the needs of tow n. I lir idea* are of inlerest u ll over the U ntied Stale* ax (he p rin c ip le lie discusses in ap plicable Io i*n> section. • r . S. II. Prouly, the author lives id C ouncil Illu fls , (own, and is a M tccrxsful— (o r at least a* success fu l us times w ill u llo w I farm er. I ll* discussions have n llru e lc tl iiu irh atte n tio n , and we w ould sug gest U i.it inyone Interested save the installm ents lo r reference. Chapter 0. SOME EXPLANATIONS I I ♦ * FR ID AY T H E T H IR T E E N T H IH BUGABOO NO LO N G EK Surely Ihe Iw o F rid a y * In 1033 lliu t route on Ihe 13th duy o f the m onth hold no bugaboo* fo r us good A m e ri cans w h o survived 1031 w ith its FOUR u n lu cky F ridays o n ly to su ffe r Ihc most acute depression in 1033 w h ich had o n ly one! —-Hut maybe I hut whole year was unlucky lieenuse of the r r r iiiig c iiie iil o f Ils num erals, I E ver slop Io pick il to piece, except f i i i i i i j i . i l and p o litic a lly ? I When you do, il looks lil.e Ciowd Backs High School PROTEST MOVE LODGE OFFICERS Large Team Friday; Phoenix Victorious TAKE CHAIRS FALLS FLAT JOINT INSTALLATION WEDNES DAY EVF ATTRACT» LARGE GROUP Bi fore u c ro w d s i almost 100 | eople Hie hew o ffic e rs of Odd Kel li.w Lodge No. 129 mid A m ethyst Ibis: Rebekah Lodge No. 97 were in s ta ll 1032 i quids 10 and 32. A m i ed Wednesday evening w ith the O h! Boy I when you su b trie 1! Ashland tram in charge, w itti Bis one from Ihe o th e r you ({:•! U nlucky 13 A L L YEAR I Irie l D eputy G rand Muster W illa rd So cheer up! fo lk s ! The Miles o f A slilam nnd D is tric t Dep Youngster 1033 breaks this u n uty P re siil. id Viola Moore p re sid lucky com bination, and I, you ing. I'lie ceremony was ably eon- su rvive to m o rro w - Ihe firs t dueled by Guy Reynolds o f Ashland, U n lu cky Friday of the year, arid Mrs. ('l as. C a rte r o f Gold H ill, you dm i'l have to w o rry about d i 'h i c l deputy grand marshals, as n a o H ir u n til Ocnbcr. s is lrd by Ih e ir earns. So pel yo u rse lf a new m en Elective officers taking the c h a ir* tal a ltitu d e folks, forget any i f the Odd F e llo w o rder w ere N o r jin x that has been ra m p in g on man B ailey, noble grand; C arl yo u r tra il mid get readv fo r n Mo ire, vice grand; J. J. H ille r, treas Lu cky 1U33! u re r, and Toney Ross secretary. A p p o in tive o ffic e rs iir ! u d « d ' W , H. Fergus in, w a rd e n ; W. W HitOe Boy Scout Troop I* co n d u cto r; II. I>. Force outer guard. Fa«t Becoming Reility T. J. West, in n e r guard; Has Tlioin;*- son. It. S. N. G.' E r lest Lym an, I A fte r ill ’illh s o f n g ilg llo n and S. N. <».; P id Thompson, It. S. V. (,.; discussion and considerable Itn p ii-! Fred C o rn i'l!, L. S. V. G.; Geo. I l iff, lienee on the p u rl o f e lig ib le boys, II. S. S.; J. A. C li-m enl, L. S. S.. and d e iin itc steps were taken Monday W nrren Coppock, chaplain. Ilclx-kuh elective o ffice rs installed nig h t Io fo rm a live Hoy Seoul o r - ' were C a rrie I’ u h l. noble grand; O r- g n n lia lio n in Gold H ill and com plia M a rtin , vice gra n d ; E lin o r m u n ity. Thia is just a nother evi-1 Force, secretary, mid Lucy Mee We must have revenue to pay fo r our schools, o u r policem an, o u r township, ."u n i\ ana slate offk nnd nil Mdngs real estate luxes nre paid fo r. The sides unit service tax does hot c o n flic t in any way w ith any luxes we now have ex cept real estate. We w ish these re leased. A ll |K'oi:le w ild sell things, w hich is m oslly done in s lo rrs , and all people w h o render services o f some k in d , w h ir li is m ostly dime in o f fices and shops, w ould ul Hie end nt each m onth, each Iw o months or cacti three months, w hatever class the legislature places them in, add up lu iw many d o lla rs w o rth they sold o r ho*v m any d o lla rs w o rth of service they had rendered, then m ail a cheek Io (lie courthouse at denee of 'h i fin e c o m m u n ity s p irit j treasurer. the rale o f 58 re n ts fo r each $180. lliu t is show ing Its e lf more a n d : OlloAsh- BM oorsccre Irens T h is w o u ld lake alxnit fifte e n m in- Those ta kin g Ihe a p p o in itve sta m ore lately, and w h ic h is hound to ulcs* time. tio n s in th is lodge were Blanche People w o rkin g * fo r wng.-s n r ' mean much Io >he to w n . T ile C om m ercial clu b is sponsor M e rrim a n , w a rd e n ; Dora Hainmers- salaries w ould pay no lax unless they sold o r rendered services of ing Hie group, und under the d ire c ly. conductress; Bertha Coy, o uter Robinson. in n e r m ore than # I(M I w o rth throughout tio n o f Oscar E. Hoover o f Medford, guard; Maude the year. If they have done so, then scout organizer, Ihe fo llo w in g w o rk guard; E lla Sutton. R. S. N. G.; O live on Jan. I, woe he unto him who T u rn e r. L. S. N. G.; T yn n e Ham, R. could not show a lax r i eeipl fo r ers w ere appointed to have charge 50 cents. Evade II -Al Capone trie d of ihe protect al Monday's m eeting: S. V. G.; R uth l.ew is, L. S. V. G.; that, they got him . Bootleg from j Jerome A hhotl. scoutm aster; Llns- Reeky Ross, chaplain. b o rd e r slate .? w hal find w ould boot lev Borman and W oddic Shaver, as Past Grand Master Gueat leg #50 w o rth of goods Io save 25 | Among the v is ito rs , num bering cents? O ur neighbor slates w ill all sistants; M. II. M errim an, chairm an Lave II in dm- lim e, fo r they are | o f the executive com m ittee; W . II. ah ul th ir ty and representing Ash hud enough o ff. T ile lux w o u ld lie Ferguson, o utdoor rh n irn u u i; A. A. land, M edford and C entral P oint, so small no one w ould tr y Io evade W alker, fin a n c ia l advisor, and II. was Piisl Grand Master T r e ffre n o f o r cheal. More men w ould pay more Ashland. He addressed Ihe gather lax than 111. s needed Io ra th e r Ilian I'. Ilh in ke nh itrg , n u h lic itv manager. Those fa m ilia r w ith Seoul w o rk , ing in a b rie f hut in s p irin g ta lk, less. A man's honor w ould h a rd ly p e rm it him le client, when he knows feel that these men are a ll w e ll nod rem arks w ere made by Ihe everyone pays exactly the same as adapted Io (h e ir jobs and look fo r officers, both new mid re tirin g , mid he and do cell v in the same p ro w o rth w h ile w o rk by o th e r visito rs. p o rtio n . I f hi has no honor drastic I w a rd Io very Just preceding the grand march among Ihe boys, between 12 and iicn a llie s w ould ju r him some Facts arc. such a man w ould a l 15 years. A second meeting fo r o ff i Io Ihe d in in g room w here a lo ve ly most be ostracised from society. He cers w ill lie held Saturday, w ith lunch was served al tables decor probably w o u ld n 't care Io risk a ated w ith Oregon grape f i r and coni o f ta r anil feathers fro m his th»' firs t session fo r Hie Ixiys M on pus*' w illo w s , the cellar chest day, January If». neighbors. W ith o u r present I iix prepared d u rin g he Iasi Iw o years system if the fails Io pay, if we T ile Odd F ellow lodge has k in d ly (ton’l pal him on the hack, we id eonsenled Io lei both Ihc G irl by Ihe Past Grand club was a w a rd least sym pathise w ith him . 'th e Seoul mid the Hoy Seoul groups use i ed Io persons h o ld in g Ihe w in n in g more you study th is system Ihc b u ild in g , numbers. T o Ih o satisfaction of m ore you fin d i, acts d ire c tly op the firs t flo o r o f Ih e ir posite fro m o u r present lax system and these w ill he prepared fo r oc- i everyon, Grand Master Miles re ceived Hie chest and its contents; al every tu rn o f ih c road. euptiney Su,unlay. Bertha Coy o f Gold H ill was given The system has n othing whatso ever to do w ith p ro fits , expense. Hie c o m fo rte r, us second a w a rd ; GIRL SCOUT NEWS pounds. Ions, quarts, gul- mid Geo. N ichols, a member o f the { jricea, ons, cords, yards, dozens, exemp a p re tty p illo w . tions, lim e, age, color, rare, creed Mrs. I ’ena, Captain Money raised by Ihe club on the o r previous co n d ition o f servitude. O ur firs t meeting o f Hie new year rlie s t, am ounting to $50, w ill go L i l t has to do w ith gross dollars, gross d o lla rs o n ly ; all simple, no was held in Miss Moore’s room to w a rd b u yin g carpet fo r the lodge com plications. Ih u rsd a y, January 5. Each p atrol hall. We w ould have Io have some is com peting in a Morse Code con slate checkers, maybe h a lf a dozen In the average county. They arc test Io he held Ihe Iasi T hursday in Grants Pass Drivers In begging us Io give people w ork. Jnnuflry. Ih e losing p a tro l treats Any o f o u r men and women w ith Hie troop. Truck Accident Near Here p ro p e r in stru ctio n s can do this F o u r g ills nre w o rk in g on th e ir w o rk . II is eslirnaled by those who Tenderfoot tests. The rest are all An accident, in v o lv in g Iw o Grants have studied it that one checker Pass men, John L »»!er, d riv e r fo r could ch "ck 100 people w h ile a b u ild in g up second class records. The g l'ls are m aking a rtis tic Ihc Crescent C ity-M e d fo rd U nited Stales income checker can tru ck check one. We w ould need a ll the and useful scrap hooks. The Seoul line, und Clarence Hunt, d riv e r fo r people we have in our treasurer's m aking H i- most a ttra c tiv e one w ill G rover's D a iry , happened fo u r miles offices. Money w ould he flo w in g in n o rth o f Gold H ill, Monday noon. to (hem so fiisl thev w ould have a receive ii new manual. No one was in ju re d , H unt n a r chance Io enrn th e ir salaries. They w o u ld n 't have Io make m il d e lin NOTES FOH SCRAP BOOK ro w ly escaping being seriously quent p ro p e rly las lists, w h ic h re In le arning y o u r In te rn a tio n a l h u rt. R olli vehicles are insured, il qu ire d more Hum fifty pages recent ly in the lies Moines Register. I am Morse Code practice out o f doors id was reported. In Loziers re p o rt, file d id the g ivin g lillle thought Io Un- a d m in is a distance loo great fo r o rd in a ry tra tio n . execution and enforcement, speeeli o r le nding o rd in a ry w ritin g . s h e riff’s o fliee, it was stilled Ihal l il ll e thought to how it shall he The firs t sim ple dots stand fo r both trucks were tra v e lin g n orth, expended. I feel that we get more mid Ihal he whs d riv in g Io ihe rear fo r o u r tux d ollars Ilia n any dollars Enemy Is Secretly H id in g ; (K I dot) (I 2 dots) (S 3 dots) ( I I 4) o f Hie tru c k d rive n by H unt. The we spend. H owever, a few w ords regarding The simple dashes fo r Take Morse G rover D a iry d riv e r signalled to expense m ight not lie out of place. O rder: tu rn o ff Ihe h ig h w a y, Ihe report W illi o u r present system the more staled, w ith Ihe rig h t wheel tw o people in our courthouse and Hie (T 1 dash) (M 2 dash) (() 3 dash) W illi these 7 letters of Ihe alpha feel o ff the pavement on Ihe rig h t n lg h er th e ir salaries the harder it Is fo r ns Io pay them. When a bet mid a, h. c, mid d, you ran make side. L o zie r’s statement said; ‘‘ I slate eheeker got his firs t m onth's some 55 words. Learn Ib is much slowed dow n to about 5 miles to salary, he w o u ld id once begin to firs t and before you kn o w it, you pass w ith ihe tru c k and tra ile r nnd buy goods from o u r stores and p ro he turned sharp Io left and started duce from our farms, employ men w ill kn o w Ihe e n tire alphabet. Make your ow n P atrol Code fo r in a d riv e w a y on Hie le ft side o f the perhaps Io b u ild h im se lf a home. Im m ediately and id once soni" of next meeting. rond.” Ids salary w ould la on Ils w ay hack to Ihe rourihm ise. lie w ould he p a v The Past Noble Grands clu b w ill Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Johnson who ing his fa ir share fo r Ihe education have been v is itin g Mr. and Mrs. R. meet nl the home o f Mrs. Rena Dn- o f his ch ild re n . T h is is n system o f c irc u la tin g L. Kennston, re lu m e d Io *their vis T h u rsd a y afternoon. m ir ow n money around among our- home nt Watsonville, California, Conllnued on Pnge Five Thursday. _________ NUMBER 40 8URSCRIBB FOR THE NEW» One o f the largest crow ds to tu rn ! Charles is quoted as saying of the i out to u husketboll game in Gold referee who fin a lly took the ball ] I H ill witnessed the firs t conference to put it in play; "W hen I get big, MARCH OF 3000 PROVES FARCE; Manic o f the seuson last F rid a y be I ’l l lick those guys!” tween Gold H ill am; Phoenix high Needless to say he was one o f the BANKS AND FEHL ADDRESS school teams in the Gold H ill gym. big a ttractions. A pproxim ately 125 people saw Ihe TAME GROVE A nother ro o tin g section was o r I'.ame and showed m uch c n th u .i- ganized fo r the townspeople ied by usui. In lh< closer and more e x c it W oodie Sli.iver, and tin i r enthusiasm ing moments u i ; lay Hie cro w d and support of Hie lia m is Io be As h ig h ly exaggerated a* many o f went w ild and the cheering seldom commended, along w ith the school Hie o ilie r ciaiins made by E d ito r L. ceased w h ile the contest* were on. s p irit shown in the students. A. Hanks of M edford, the much T lie o ffic ia l box score o f tile advertised M arch-on-the Courthouse P h o e n ix' firs t s trin g kept Hie h ull over Hie heads o f Hie locals games is given l.eiosv. scheduled lo r today resulted in a Beaver—13 scattered group o f crusaders num i iiu li li o f Ha.' tim e, th e ir young giants Phoenix—23 F .. I). W alker, 5 bering probably 20Ü of Ihe cro w d uverreuebing Hie sm aller hat q u ic k G lover F L. W alker. 2 o f about (ici) that gathered on the er Reaver* und h o ld in g them Io 13 Sears. Il, . C .. H. L in g re n . 5 '-ourtbouse p i'in ls Io 23 fo r tiie visito rs. The C. Higginh'm ground and nearby G B. Johnson. 3 streets, according to local people B« -avers, however, fo u g iit hard and R ichie G..................... C. K ell w ho w ere at the county seat today. w o w e d ph illy o f pen Ihroughout Delon, 2 S ubstitutions— P hoenix; W . Hig- the game, Ind were weakened by In- Instead o f the in d ig n a tio n march W ligibilities, and size and the clock - ! ginhothara 5; Gold H ill: C o rn u tt, demanding the resignation o f Coun , like team w ork shown by Hie op- C. Johnson. ty A tto rn e y C odding and C om m is I ponents. sioner B illin g s, w h ich was to have i Phoenix— 17 G. H. Seconds— 15 included 3000 people o f the county, Seconda Piny O vertim e Period A lthough the score was tied at ■ Stevens, 4...............F ..........Robinson, 4 a com parative h a n d fu l gathered and F ....... Hammersiy. 6 w ith no organized dem onstration, 'he h a lf at.d again at the end of | Richie, 2 ____ the game die second s trin g Reavers ! Baton, 2................. £ ......... T. R itter, 2 presented p etitions bearing 887 ................G.............. Horton, 3 lames, asking Codding and Nealon In .1 to the Phoenix second learn by 1 Lyon Swingle, 7 ........... G ...... ........ W a lk lin Pa resign. tw o points a fte r three m inutes o f ; Substitutions— P hoenix: Hardisty A fe w o f the group vetted d e ri exlru play, the score being 17-15. T lic high school ro o tin g section 1. Landing I ; Gold H ill; B. Gay, C. sively fro m tim e Io tim e and some called out asking fo r ju stice , bul Under the d ire ctio n o f Dora Sm ith I H itle r. Ivsn H a rrin g to n o f Medford was on the w hole the group was o rd e r and Jim Gav was w e ll organized and proved w hat Hie students have in referee fo r Hie firs t strin g game ly. T w o speeches, one by C ounty them v.hen il conies to pep. Between ai.d W oddic Shaver did the w h is tle halves o f Hie main game about 50 b lo w in g fo r the p re lim in a ry contest. Judge E a rl Fehl and one by E d ito r S corekeeier. Seth Goy; timekeep- Banks were made, each m ore o r less students ‘"snaked” the flo o r and re so rtin g to the fa m ilia r phrases pulled o ff some clever yells. T h e ir I er. I.ogan Gardner. Ashland Here Friday Night o f the election campaign and fun was added to by the antics o f T h is F rid a y evening Ashland Jun the e d ito ria l columns o f the D a ily young Charles Logan, w h o fo l lowed the students im ita tin g Ih e ir iors meet Ihe locals here fo r the News. Banks also denounced Cod yelling. L ater he got ixissession o f game postponed before the holidays din g in no u n certain term s and f a ir the b u ll, ro lle d it around f o r a because Ihe gym was flooded d u rin g ly screamed w hen he asked that he w h ile and even sized up the dis the cold w eather. Admission is 25c resign. The w hole a ffa ir is the o u tg ro w th tance to the basket, hut thought bet o r a season ticket as last week, and te r o f It. A ccording to IL D. Reed, another good cro w d is looked fo r. of the m ix-u p since Judge Fehl re fused to accept the appointm ent o f R. E. Nealon to the county c o u rt W. R. C. Installs and Community To Have a fte r the eleventh-hour resignation Initiates Wednesday o f Com m issioner Barneburg. A w a it Large Orchestra ing the decision o f C ounty A tto rn e y U nder the d ire c tio n o f (). C. W ith an unusually good attend Codding, Fehl refused to conduct the P u rkcyp ile , local Espce agent, and ance at th e ir m o n th ly d in n e r w h ich re g u la r county business, and w hen a m usician and orchestra lender of preceded th e ir re g u la r meeting. Gold it was found th a t Codding upheld no mean a ib lity , plans are going H ill W om en’s B e lie f Corps held a N ealon’s appointm ent,, supporters of fo rw a rd foe a com m unity orchestra most sa tisfactory session Wednes Fehl started p e titio n s asking fo r that may num ber as high as fo rty day afternoon, and installed the the resignations. On Monday rum ors of the p ro pieces. fo llo w in g elective o ffice rs fo r the posed m arch w ere about, and it was D u rin g the last tw o months a new term . said that L o w e ll Zundell, candidate P resident— M aybelle Dotson. nucleus fo r the o rg a n iza tio n has Senior Vice P resident— Rose Gay. fo r county s h e riff on the independ been p ra cticin g , and w ith the a r Ju n io r V. P resident— E lla P atrick. ent tic k e t— supported by the D a ily rangement made Tuesday night to News— w o u ld be the leader. Zun Secretary— E d ith Bryan. use the Odd Fellow piano und h u ll, dell. denied th is em phatically yes T reasurer— Madge Borm an. the p ro je ct is d e fin ite ly launched. Mr. P e rk ty p ile announces that he A pp o in tive o ffice rs ta kin g th e ir terday, hovzever, and Banks stated has a lis t o f at least th ir ty m usi chairs at th is tim e w ere W inona in his e d ito ria l columns that i f no cians in and near Gold H ill w h o are Steelman, ch a p lain ; Grace Stone, one else w o u ld he w ould. The Am erican Legion issued state a c tive ly interested , and lie hopes co nductor; Helen Shoemaker, guard; to get them a ll together, w ith any M illie W alker, p a trio tic in s tru c to r; ments that th e y w o u ld stand ready others w ho w o u ld like to jo in the Delia K ell, press correspondent; H a t fo r any emergency, but the m arch o rganization, fo r re g u la r practices , tie C alvert, m usician; Pearl Gray, proved o n ly a farce and w ith the assistant con d u cto r; Edna M u llin , very eviden* lack o f leadership and in the lodge hall. T here is no charge connected assistant guard; and C a rrie Brake, u n ity , no guards o r p a tro llin g w ere w ith jo in in g the orchestra, and th is Bessie Henderson, Glenva Kegg and necessary. w ill be an excellent o p p o rtu n ity fo r O live T u rn e r, co lo r bearers. musicians to get some fin e in s tru c Mrs. Glenva Kegg was in itia te d Many Gi'oups Make Use in to the o rd e r d u rin g the session, tio n and practice. Of Educational Films T h is is m o th e r o f the new com also, and Mrs. Madge B orm an was m u n ity projects now ta kin g on life , chosen delegate to the departm ent I nnd one w h ic h everyone, w h e th e r convention al Salem in the s p rin g .' F.udeaional m otion pictures and m u sica lly in clin e d o r not, is glad w ith Mrs. M illie W a lke r as a lte r la n te rn slide sets w ere supplied fo r close to 18'H) meetings d u rin g the to see organized. nate. past year by the visual in s tru ctio n departm ent o f the general extension Town Hoopmen Meet Semester Exams Given at d ivisio n o f the Oregon system of High School This Week h ig h e r education, according to the Rogue River Monday annual re p o rt made by U. S. B u rt, T h is week ends Hie firs t semester head o f the departm ent. A ll visual The Gold H ill to w n hasketeers w ill clash w ith Hie Rogue R iver o f Hie Gold H ill high school w ith in s tru c tio n service is now concen to w n team on Monday, January 16, most of th " students fin is h in g Ih e ir trated at C o rva llis w here a 70-page at Hie Gold H ill hig h school gym exam inations today (T h u rsd a y). E x catalog has just been issued lis tin g in a re tu rn game. Although the local am inations in all subjects except a ll maTeriuls available. In the Inst year m otion p ictu re boys lost Ih e ir lust game to Rogue bookkeeping were taken on Wednes R iver by a sm all score they are day nnd Thursday. Any student miss film s w ere used 1259 lim es at 476 lo oking fo rw a rd to a closer game ing a lest on e ith e r o f the scheduled meetings w ith a to ta l attendance o f The m aterial available is this Monday. A ll members o f Ihc days w ill lake it on F rid a y p ro v id 71,687. used extensively by churches, tenm have been tu rn in g out several ing an acceptable excuse is given nights a week fo r practice and are fo r being absent al the regular tim e. granges, clubs, lodges, schools and Those students having a semester o ther organizations. im p ro vin g on Ih e ir plays and h it So fa r the com bined o ffice is op grade Ihal does not total m ore than tin g the basket m ore regular. e ra tin g w ith the same am ount o f 5 and w ho also have good conduct The game is w e ll w o rth the de pression p rice o f 10c fo r adults as w ill he excused from the semester help as the single o ffice had before, and on a budget financed about a fust game w ith p le n ty of action exam inations. Classes fo r the new semester w ilt e q ually by federal and state exten is. assured Ihe fans. sion funds, says B u rl. start Monday, January 16. SCHOOL K ID S— Gel a Monkey on a S tick, a Cat Pencil H older, a M other H ubbard w eather vane o r any one o f various novelties by b rin g in g in one renew al o r new subscription to The News. Sams Valley independent basket ball tenm again heat the Gold H ill tow n team Wednesday evening by a count of 25 to 10. The game was played on the Sams Valley court. Miss Ruth B ye rly, w ho has been i ll w ith the flu al Ihe home o f her sister. Mrs. Pant Thompson, was able to re tu rn to her studies at the U n ive rsity o f Oregon last T hursday. Ruth came home fo r the C hristm as vacation intending to go Io P ortland before New Years, but due to i l l ness remained here, losing several days o f school in a d d ition to her planned vocation. T. J. WEST TAKES SAMS VALLEY MAID AS BRIDE T. J. West o f th is city and Daisy Paine of Sams V alley, 78 and 26 years old respectively, were m a rrie d at the home o f Rev. Belknap in Med fo rd th is afternoon. Mr. H a rris o f (his c ity and Mrs. Belknap were w it nesses. The couple w ill make th e ir home here.
