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*7. . - C The Most Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest Little Town in the State — GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSbAY, JANUARY 19. 1933 VOLLME XXXV FIREBUG CASE HEARD HERE ---------- ... „ Thomason Now B. B. Coach j Announce Semester Schedule ..1 — .1 ■ I j K. l j . , ■■ ■ NUM BER 41 - ■ ------------------------------- ODD DOT TRUE ’The new semester has seen sev- , end changes in the c u rric u lu m of ¡G old H ill high school and uniter I (tie n e w plan, | Crescent City M an Bound Supt. J. A. Thom - won heroines bas to Grand Jury; Four ketball coach, suc ceeding Jerome Lives Endangered Abbott w ho w ill lie busy w ith p h y sical education in N ick K ayl, <55 Crescent C ity man, the grades and J. A. Thomason I v ms hound over Io the grand ju ry w ith mechanical draw ing. on 11 85,1 mm ; bond u flc r :i hearing in T iic new schedule is us fo llo w s 'i Justice court at Gold H ill Monday, S u p c rtn ti n d c iil Thomason geog in d plcuded g u ilty to u charge of arson Tuesday, fo llo w in g bis arrest raphy, civics, Am erican h is to ry . last Saturday fo r setting lire to his basketball and publication o f school house in J lekM inville mid endanger paper. Miss Cheney - Seventh grade pelt- , ing Hie lives o f K a rl llry a n l and uianship and spelling, biology , E n g -I fa m ily . According ,0 Mrs. B ryant. the li»h T w o end 'Three, sociology, and ] cough of tw o -ye a r-o ld Haymond g irls ’ nhysfi ill education. Miss lla n k e v - I ynlng One and w ho is i ll w ith pneumonia is a ll that saved the fa m ily from a h o r r i Tw o, Fng'ish O n 1, F irs t year S lie r' ' ble death. She discovered one w a ll band, and seventh grade English. Mr. A b b o lt - gener.il science, sev in flam e, when she are e Io quiet Hie ch ild . D elbert, aged fo u r, was enth grade h is to ry , grad • physical 11 Si ep nearby. A few minutes later ••diieeiion, an t vo lt v ball, w o rld tile In a .ily w ould have hi < a Im plied h is to ry , c e n m iir d a i ll ni.-llc and E ftftU Y CANS C o u e lu siv evidences o f arson m rrb a n ic a l ('ra w in g . 0» THE WORLD WAR. TWO Four re v • lu d i-i's have cnrollori. w ere found by th, authorities win FIFTEEN PER CENT CERIAAhl PLKNCS w Æ ftP - reported tin t a bole h id tieeli bored Ibree having attended » r 'v lo u s lv ., Rft.OUGHJ' OOWM «V T H t in the w a ll near a heating stove. In re tu rn in g to complete th e ir w o rk. OF THB PEOPLE FRESCHI • • T om pkins and to (tic hole wax placed pilch, o il- T hey are L e ro y WORKING (N THE— soaked yarn and o ther inflam m a Glenn J.lnpren, seniors, and B ern ble m aterials. Suspicion firs t turned ard W ild , ju n io r. The fo u rth is UNITED S T A T E S fr. i» Io .ir. K ayl, o w n e r of the hoi.-, • W ile y Davis w ho transfers graduated „ WEAR. when a copy o f the "H um boldt C entral P oint. Three Tim es" uud a te lle r address I to him at m id-year term . They are F lo r UNIFORMS were found in the in flt.m iu .ib le ma ence W id k lin , C la ir Johnson and te ria l. State police w h o cheeked Madge C roft, and Miss C ro ft plans ’ , --B N THROWING K ayl's movements last week-end to attend ihe rest o f the vetir tai - ] 6RlCK% WT THEM M. Mute th ill he was seen in Jackson ing post graduate w o rk. These stu-' dents w ill lake part In the gradnn- v ille Wednesday r.nd th d l'<t le ft fo r Crescent C i'y soon a fte r flic fil e was | lio n exerri»es in the spring. Events o f this semester now be discovereil, ns he was checked at the state lin o rh c o k ln g station ing 11..lined are Hi:- ju n io r and srn- First Aid Clata Learn* I Thursday. G llie r aUl-g i * i r j lo r class ploys. Mi;.', (dienes to How to Bandage, Tue*. itie juniors, und Miss Hankei the! iir n c c o fit'd rie d Wax Won I o f th te xtu re a. the house on thu augur seniors. The recently-organized F irs t A io At ndd-term baseball and track , thought Io nave lieen used, and p itc h class held its re g u la r meeting Tues was detected oil Kayl's jackknife. : teams w ill be organized. Mr. Abbott day evening w ith an attendance of Mr. K ayl held an Insurance poliey coaching oasebnll, w ith Mr. T hom Hohinson, 3 tw e n ty -tw o in c lu d in g teachers or M ayberry, 13 (B y W allace Iveraon) on the house fo r gif,Ob, although it ason h a n d lin g track activitie s. C. Johnson Bogue R iv e r and Gold H ill. The F W arren, 2 is assessed fo r 9209. Insurance men W illi three heavy games sch e d -: B rom ley, 2 B. Johnson w o rk is u'so open to a il parents C stale, however, that Hie actual value Six-Inch Snow Blanket Fallr. | nleil fu r the week. O d d H ill hasket- H orne C o rn u ti interested. G is considerably higher. County H ealth D r. C. L. D ru m Wednesday; Close* Schools eers out up good fig h ts against Ash Abel H orton, 2 (. land, Sams V alley and C entral Point Subs— Gold H ill: C. H itle r and B. mond and Miss S vbil W a lke r of Fouriesn Enroll in Seoul Medford demonstrated as the main 'lb - lu a v iis t snow since 1926 fell w in n in g fro m Ashland, but losing to Gay. Troop»Wednerday Ev: in about th r i subject, "H o w to A p p ly Bandages.” hours Wednesday the o ilie r tw o teams. A fte r the m eeting refreshm ents -m o rn in g , from six to nine o’clock. I They w ill meet Bogue R iv e r oil Drop Sams Valley Double Header Fourteen enthusiastic boys en fo llo w e d h< flu rrie s d u rin g Hie day, the home flo o r F rid a y evening. This Miss A lb e rtin a In a doubleheader played on Sams were served by ro lle d as Hoy Scouts ut the firs t I leaving about a s ix -in c h b ln n k r i,] team is a tra d itio n a l enemy. I f Valley’s court Saturday night the H nnkey, Miss Bhoda Cheney and regular meeting held in the Scout ' much to the surprise o f residents of the hoys shew the fig h t they have Gold H ill firs t and second teams Mrs. Maude Robinson. The next rooms in the Odd F e llo w b u ild in g | th is section, a fte r a week o f almost i in o ther home com petitions, e ve ry-, dropped .« p a ir o f games by scores meeting w ill be at Bogue R ive r next one should he w e ll satisfied, and the o f 33 to 18 and 12 to I t . respective Tuesday evening w hen Mr. Bullts Wednesday evening. ideal b.-.lmy w eather. same large, cheering c ro w d is ex- j Because of the snow and had Because ’ he snow was heavy and of Copco xvill be present. ly. rends many were prevented from when packed became so slick as to peeled as has .supported the team i O utweighed by about ten pounds attending, and u second meeting is i.take d riv in g haxardous. school was previously. to the man the Beavers pul up a Accounts o f the three games th*s ] good fig h t fo r the firs t three q u a r Small Blaze at Meat planned fo r Saturday m o rn in g in dismissed u n til Monday, as the Market Damage* Belt* heavy school buses on th e ir Wednes week fo llo w : w h ic h others w ill sign up. ters o f the game keeping the score Gold l l i l l 22. Ashland 8 Executive Chairm an M. B. Mer day tr ip li id considerable d iffic u lty about even. D u rin g Hie last few F ire caused by a “ short c irc u it H anning up a score o f 22 to Ash m inutes o f play the boys weakened rim an, amt Seoul Master Jerome A b and d rive rs reported that it was in an e le ctric machine at the Gold bott met v ¡111 the hoys and made almost impossible to d rive th e ir land's 8 the Gold H ill high school and the Sains V alley h all tossers H ill Meat M arket last Saiturday plans fo r all scouts to secure hand routes w ith o u t slip p in g in to the Beavers defeated the Ashland Ju n io r ran up the high score. was extinguished w ith o u t ca llin g Cuba in a noneonferenee basketball books w h ich o u tlin e the w o rk o f d itc h nt least once o r tw ice. L in g re n scored eight points fo r out the d'-partm ent. O ther than Most of the school ch ild re n and game here last F rid a y night. the organization. the Beaver«: w h ile I.ew is Dusenber- b u rn in g tw o machine belts and The meeting was b rie f, hut more a good inanv grow n-ups are taking A nother good c ro w d of local fans ry headed the basketshooters fro m active steps w ill be taken Saturday advantage o f the snow to enjoy ¡tim ed out to see Gold H ill forge the valley w ith 13 points to his blackening the w aits and c e ilin g of the back part o f the b u ild in g , no when a good representation o f hoys tobogganing, and Wednesday eve- ahead at the firs t o f the game and credit. damage was suffered. a gay pa rty o f about 39 were gath hold a leading position u n til the ip the com m unity is expected. The p re lim in a ry , made up o f both Last S aturday a group put in ered on the h ill above M cC arter’s fin a l w h is ile sounded. The game school's second teams was a m uch ( otherthan good w o rk cleaning the rooms Io he fo r this unusual sport. was played in Hie Beaver’s te rrito ry closer game. The score was about GIRL SCOUT NEW S Several sleds were in use. in- most of the tim e w ith both teams even fo r the greater part o f the used ns chin rooms, and more along eluding a large hob-sled. Spills fig h tin g hard. this lin e w ill he done this week. contest and not u n til the last few- Mrs. Pena, Captain Hoys w lio enrolled Wednesday are were frequent but seemed to dis The high school student body m inute* did the Sams V alley hoys A t o u r ic g u la r T hursday noon James Green. I.eo W alker, Donald courage no one, and i f anyone was cheering section, led by James Gay nose out the locals fo r a 12 to 11 meeting the fo llo w in g leaders and Skelton, l.y le Thompson, Donald cold a huge b o n fire nt the top o f and Dora Sm ith again put on a dem- v ic to ry . seconds were elected fo r each pa- Dnngey, lack M artin, Robert M ul the h ill was ready fo r use. onatrntion of school s p irit that is a Box scores fo llo w : Beavers— 18 t«-(d: lin , Laverne W alker, Theodore Although T hursday the snow m e lt ( re d il to any school. T h e ir effo rts S. V a lle y— 33 T u lip — L( uise Sm ith, Margaret W harton, Haymond B la ir. Laverne ed fast, the sport was s till popular. surely aided the team in trim m in g I.. Dus’nber’y. 13 F D. W a lke r, 4 A ccording to o ffic ia l reports high- the Ashlandites so decisively. Dnngey, Kenneth W ard and M arvin L. W a lke r Braden. L lo yd Dusenb’y, 9 F Canary— Eva Bom ell, Vernice w ays were not blocked by the lla n im e rs ly Herb L in g re n was high scorer fo r Boreson, 1 H itts. C snow, and except fo r slip p e ry pave Gold H ill w ith 19 points to his Thoushen, 19 H orton M a rtin . G Evergreen — Ann Kegg. Arlene L in g re n , 8 ment Wednesday before the snow rre d it. E very o ilie r member o f the Snpraida G Fine Lodge Year in plows got out, tr a ffic was held up team played a bang-up game to Robinson 6, C. Cameron. Gold H ill Subs— Prospect for Lodge lu ll little . D riv in g in the h ill dis help trounce the Ashland cagers. Star — B u lh Lance, Sylvia C roft. H itte r and B. Johnson. The T u lip p a tro l taught the tro o p tricts, however, was not so easy. F o w le r was the leading p o in t-g a th S. V. Seconds— 12 G. H. Seconds— 11 A ll o ffice rs o f Odd F ellow Lodge Hohinson, 4 a contest game o f Scout know ledge erer fo r Asldand. W rig h t, 4 F No. 29 w ere present nt the firs t ('.. Johnson baseball. The study tim e was spent A lopsided game w ith Hie small Freden burg. 6 F Sheriff Recount Upheld; meeting a f i t r install -ition. held Tues B. Johnson. 2 in le a rn in g the Morse alphabet. Ashland second s trin g beating th e ir Melton C Hearing W ithin 2 Week* la rg e r opponents fro m Gold H ill by Fitzgerald, 2 day, January 17, and ¡1 is reported At last we are to have a re g u la r H orton, 3 G that prospects fo r the year are C. B ille r meeting place. We are ve ry happy a score of 17 to 5 made up the p re Sm ith G C ircu it Judge G. F. S k ip w o rlh last b rig h t, w ith this meeting sta rlin g Subs—Gold H ill: L. W a lke r, D. over th is and a ll w h o le -h e a rte d ly lim in a ry fra y. o ff w ith a hang, Plans were laid ! F rid a y denied n m otion Io quash thank the I.O.O.F. lodge. Ernest Boss was referee fo r the W a lke r and L in g re n 2. ¡the recount p e titio n to settle the fo r the new term w h ic h promise We noticed a good place fo r a firs t s trin g game w ith W oodie Referee— Buck H oltz rom ething doing nt every meeting question o f w h o is s h e riff o f Jack-1 stove, and i f someone has an idle Shaver h a n d lin g the opener. i son county. Form er S h e riff Jen-1 so every member is urged Io attend. cook stove it w o u ld add g re a tly to F o llo w in g is the o ffic ia l box score C entral P oint Giants W in 49-15 Sick com m ittee fo r out-o f-to w n ¡nings, w rite -in candidate, filed fo r j o u r equipm ent. The tw o fast C entral P oint squads fo r both games: members was appointed, in clu d in g ’ a recount, as some voles w ere th ro w n . Each meeting the p a tro l in charge adm inistered drubbings to both ol Ashland J. II. S.— -8 Beavers— 22 , out by counting hoards, on the] Geo. McDonnugh, Sums V alley. H. S. w ill have the fun of getting the h a ll Gold H ill’s teams in th e ir second S chelling F D. W alker. 5 Moore, Evans Creek, C. W. Stum- grounds that they were im p ro p e rly ] com p e titio n , Tuesday. ready and supply the wood. F L. W alker, 4 conference 1 marked, Ind Gordon L. S cherincr-I F ow ler, (5 bo, Fools Creek. O ur T ro o p w ill o n ly meet tw o The locals w ere again outw eighed, Scott, 2 H nm m ersly, 3 Secretary Boss issues a challenge horn contends he won fa iry l. and though they put up a game fig h t meetings a m onth in the h a ll and S cherfy G H orton W ith Ibis decision n hearing has to the members, and in his ow n true w ill s till have tw o non meetings nt G Ling- n, 19 could not match th e ir opponents. been granted on any fu rth e r p ro Piekney style says "Boost, dam you, boost.” school. We hope to have an open The firs t team score was 49-15, Suhs— A shland: Demere, D om e, ceedings in ten days o r tw o weeks, w h ile the second team game re su lt house w o rk tim e one p e rio d a M ayberry. when it is hoped the m a tte r w ill be M yrtle P oint— C ity Ment Mnrket week a fte r school. Ashland 2nds— 17 li. H. 2nds— 5 ed in n 20 to 8 v ic to ry fo r C. P. com pletely renovated und refinished. d e fin ite ly settled. Beaters W in One, Lose Two In H ard Schedule This Week COUNTY MASS MEET TONITE Kelley to Address Legion- Sponsored M eet in Cam paign A g ain tt Unrest A mass meeting o f citizens of Jackson co u n ty w ill he held in ihe A rm o ry at Medford th is (T h u rs d a y i evening. T iu- purpose o f the meet is to discuss some o f the causes of Ihe p o litie .d unrest in tlie county, :il’d to «te; r up much o f the uiisiu - lo rm u lio ii and m isunderstanding concerning tin- eouuty goverunieul. A ttorney E. E. K elley, active in • iem oeralic p o litic a l circles, w ho was h ia rd h e n in the p o litic a l eampaigii fo r iloosevelt last fa ll w ill he the m ain .p e a k c i. M e d fo rd and Ashland Legion posts are < oopi ra iin g ill the move, ,>.-ldeh w ill he Hie oiiennig gun of l.’i i Le gion ( a m p a ig ll lo e.m ihat w h a t they terns as “ fahsa and vicious prup- ..g.-.lda” l l at has been sown over Jackson county fo r the b etter part of three years through the e d ito r ials o f L . A. Banks in his D a ily News columns. The Legion holds that the propa ganda is responsible in a large measure fo r the tu rm o il and unfav- o ia b le p u b lic ity in Jackson county. The organizations propose to launch a campaign of education, in fo rm in g the people o f Jackson county o r the facts concerning the present situ a tio n , and to co rre ct misstate ments and u ntruths. A cco rd in g to a statement made b y n member o f the Legion comm ittee, there is no q u a rre l w ith County- Judge Fehl. fo r he has been d u ly elected by the vote o f the people, but they do not propose to con tinue to let Banks, w h o has no con stituted a u th o rity , issue false p ro p aganda and s tir up s u d i gatherings as that o f last T hursday, w ith o u t ta kin g some steps to counteract his e ffo rts. The Legion has been busy since the protest dem onstration at the county seat last Thursday. T h is group, w h ic h varied fro m 690 to 2990, according to d iffe re n t specta tors, (and Banks reported 3,000» presented petitio n s fo r the resigna tion of C ounty Com m issioner R. E. Ncalon, whose recent appointm ent precipitated the fuss, and C ounty Attorney- George Codding, d u ly elected last fa ll, but w h o offended Banks supporters and some fo llo w ers o f Fehl when he upheld the ap p ointm ent c f Nealon. A l.egion com m ittee has been an a lyzin g the p e titio n signatures num bering 869, and have disclosed th a t about h a lf are not liste d on the tax ro lls ; th a t about 29« are not register ed voters: and at to n ig h t’s meeting figures are txp e cte d to be given to show Just how- m any signers are no w receiving help fro m the county. It is stated that 223 o f the signa tures were secured fro m people in the Rogue R ive r and W im e r dis tric t. A lnrge tr o w d is expected at to n ig h t’s meeting, and m any w h o w ish fo hear both sides o f the case w ill be present. MRS. RENA DAVIS HOSTESS TO PAST NOBLE GRANDS The Past Noble Grands clu b met w ith Mrs. Rena D aivs last T h u rsd a y afternoon. Those attending w ere Mesdames L ily C arter, E tta C ar ter. Pearl Ferguson, Ada Cook, E li n o r Force. V iola Moore, E velyn Thompson, L u cy Mee, E d ith Came ron, D ora H nm m ersly, Kate Ross, and the hostess. Rena Davis. HEALTH UNIT AT BLAIR HOME NEXT TUESDAY The hom i o f Mrs. Joe B la ir w ill be opened to members o f the Gold H ill health u n it fo r its firs t a fte r- Christm as meeting next Tuesday afternoon. M aterials fo r more sew ing have been o b ta ire d and members are re m inded to b rin g needle, thread, scissors and thim ble. Marshfield — Repair work on railway roadbed nt north entrance lo town completed.
