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' f • I T h . M o .t Thoroughly Rood W ro kly in Southern O r .« .« , t>ubli.h«l in the Biggeet L ittle Town in the S te t. VO LUM E X X X V GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY. lA N U A R V >6 - MEIER SAYS CUT LICENSE FEES Cheese Factory Opens Feb. 1; W ants Lots of M ilk The Hogue River Cheese and Products company, which hat re cently ronrlructcd a fine new fee- " 1 a I ... . ----------------------. NUMBER 42 BEAVERS WIN lourteen Inches O f Snow Is TWO ‘UNREST’ FROM ROGUES • li'“ i MEETS HELD Snow, ard yet more snow, has j snow which w s . being washed off Bren the order of the week In the by intermittent rain and wet tnow, Say« Lafialatur« M ust M ake in« Centre. Point, Oregon, will hold, T . . J U U . « ! B i I Hogue River vuilty, end residents , aided by sunshine, were soon bur- its formal opening nest WedneidsyJ V l c t ° r y ° V t r Ml« , H'lm ete that approximately I f .led under a two Inch fall Tuesday LogiotvSponaored G r o u p Such Provision W ith Du« February 1. inches have fallen. night, and s light coat Wednesday. val« I« First In Local Flay» Bank«; Bank« Every brr.nd of snowflakes hns Ho for, no roods In this vicinity Regard for Bond« Manager Churchill rrp o rit that Icen seen during this period, rang- have been seriously blocked. The Hiatory men are In the field contracting for Flay« Courts Ihg from the soft dry fluky ones • school buses resumed their routes milk for tne factory which is In ftommon to the middlcwcsl hut sel Monday iiic rn in g . H ighw ays have "Financial anti industrial rendi the market for any amounts h fl , , , , ..... . . . , , loin seen here. Io hie big wet. wet, juicy Iteen cleared by snow plows, and (’Old H i" high bu>kete*rx dom tions demand u material reduction whole milk at highest market prlres. l.ewcllsn A. Hanks' answer (o Ih r . . . Many farmers nad dairymen have lM‘ld ••"Kuv River high school dues, that were litte more Ihan with the < xccplion of the crasli at •■ In Oregon's motor vehicle license already signed up to furnish milk. «lUlnlel 21 Io 14 last Friday evening < Ì!f,U raindr°P» i, , ... , , legion-sponsored mass meeting last Hock Point bridge last W ednesday. H i . .. — - 5 ■ „ —r... i • ' i h u rsu a v io re fu te his false prop- - I “« I it lf .n e n in fees,” said Governor Meier in his a * . . . I he I n leutperuture lias continued no occideni liave been reported hill the factory can handle much I on Ihe local floor. Uganda” w;.s a lengthy resolution fifth special message to the state Oiild, and until the middle of this , near here. more. Mr. Churchill slates, and he This was Ihe first lime in the bis drawn at the “Good Government** legislature this week. And he called Week, the daily thaws hud reduced in compartng Ihe week’s weather j urge, farmers to lake advantage of ,ory oi (. , „ hes b,.tw ,.en , he , wo upon the lawmakers to change the this opporliunily Io the depth of the snow on the level j with snow io other years, the Med congress at (lie courthouse Monday market their schools that Ihe Heavers huve been io that there has been little more I font weallicr bureau reports that j right. The resolution called for present motor transportation act to milk. able to win over their traditional than three or four inches on at one in 1930, leu day., of snow was ex- ' all legal proceedings in the circuit reduce license fees while ut the Prices to be puid arc bused on (nrmies from Hogue River. lime, hut with the sky still heavily j perienred and that considerably i court to I m - held in abeyance until same time protecting credit of the San Francisco hulterfat market, end The garni was played before a ; clouded, and each morning seeing more snow fell during that period I constitutional rights of citizens can stale already obligated by highway these prices are usually from one bond issues. small crowd of Gold H ill and n fresh coat, residents are wondcr- than has been measured the past i oe upheld, aud also asked for re- thun i i . , .u l ",cva* of Circuit Judge H arry D. ..... ui the I’ort- H iw r fans with the local Ing Inst when the snow proposes to week. I.ir a l i residents The governor’s message, rend to io Iwo cents higher arc of the . . .. . . L . . T l V W h v ^ mOR .° r bo' leading from the Ix-giniiing. leave. . . . . . . . . Norton amt District Attorney Geo. the senate lute Monday, und to the opinion, however, that that snow- (•O4j,,in i the local creameries base •'"■'r | Hnth teams played hard, the Hogues l.usl week's enthusiasm for tobog- house Tuesdsay morning is quoted fall was of the wet variety and did t , ■ Pl 1er*. , .. The resolution also accused in part as follows: shooting the hoop often hut fail- Inning has seemingly passed, and not seem Ih e new lui lory is ii fine modern ‘ log to convert. , except for .i few snowball fights hv In the Crater LT , region 11» I i (.(Hiding i " 'T " " of protecting unlawful. "In conjunction with whatever de Clarence Keil with » points, foi- J” «* w h o o l ch ild re n , snow sports are i n. he. of snowfall is reported for ."„"‘ . J pub^ cision you may finally reach in the in s titu tio n , and the company Invites lowed closely by Herb I.ingren with ' b<*‘ oming less and less popular as this season. — The consolai ion In ( referring to the Jacksonville M in tuutcr consideration must he given urmers o a end th eir opening. inspect the g markers and Ted Hitter with 6 f'tlzens *c»:p jo feel that snow is uit Sunny Southern Oregon is that er which has recently started a to live major factors entering into gc ncquain rd. and the highw'iv situation: (OH.ting and equipment. j la'lies led Ihe senring for Gold Milt ' the mountains, hut if il hns ' at least there w ill he plenty of heavy attack on Banks L According In report* about 75u Ilie y also announce that the com , while high point mean for Bogue *' here, a short visit is soffici- moisture for irrigation next iutn- "F irst—Outstanding state highway bonds mid the conditions under pany is prepured to finance uny River was Hill Hartman with “ elent. ‘ mer. Also that the rest of Oregon people crowded to Ihe court house reliable fanners wishing to buy points. which Uiey were issued. . Monday's hopes of a fast melting has had an unusual share of snow. for this meeting and organized Ihe "SersMtd--The one-third share of more cows, provided they can show The lineup for the first string: ---------------------- _ — -------------- good government congress which is reputedly for the purpose of restor th< license Ices paid to the counties. they have Ihe necessary feed and game was as follows: Health U n it Meets; Plans Highw ay Beauty Council ing law and order to the county. "Third— The annual allotment al naslurnge. The company w ill ship In H. Hiver— I I Gold H ill—«4 Two speakers who addressed this monies front the stnte highway fund the cows of the best breeds for Hartman. 7 I. D. Walker ' M ilk Lunches at School F In M eeting at Salem group, Mrs. Henrietta Marlin of cheese making and w ill sell to such Reynolds. 1 lor secondary highways. F Hammersly "Fourth— Proper maintenance and farmers at cost, financing the Iran- Hatch, I Ttse Gobi H ill division of the The Oregon council for the pro- Central Point and Hoy Chandler of C 6, T. Hitter betterment of the stale highway section Ih.ough their office 9, Kell J*k » o n County Health association .ection of roadside beauty discussed Medford, had acted as hecklers at Hay, 4 G Ihe 1-egion-sponsored meeting. The advertisement of the com S w itier, 1 system. «, ft. Lingren mos’ successful meeting at possible legislation for highway C Ai last Thursday's gathering more 'T ifth — Federal aid mid coopera puny appear* on the hack page of Gold h°nte of Mrs. Anita Blair on Subs: Hogue River -Peek; hcautifica ion at its first quarterly than 1400 fair-minded people heart Tuesday afternoon, January 25. tive funds provided in connection this issue. Further details can he H ill—Oarautl. I.. Walker. meeting in Salem Monday. Mrs. ily cheered speakers who upheld fhere-wilh by the highway com obtained by w riting the company, or Beferee: Ivan Harrington. In addition to sewing on pieces Jessie M. Hcneyman of Eugene is the existing government, county of better yet, attending the opening. mission. G old H ill Seconds Lone for the supply chest, the group president of the group. ficers and court officials, but booed "The present state highway boeid- The second strings of both sclioo)s heard reports of Miss Nellie Jacobs Mrs. Hcneyman was actively Chairman E. E. Kelley, when in a • d sfeht totals appmsiniatr-ty W .- H igh Taan Take Tw o made up G«C proliminory wi4b llie of* work accomplished and of plans coju.erted with the Pacific Highway moment of- exasperation at Chand 51«,75ft. if no further hoods are heavy Bogue River five trouncing fo r ‘ future work. AAcaulification program conducted Games From Valley Boys ler he told him he could get out if issued the lest bond w ill be retired Gold H ili seconds by a 18 to 3 vic it is particularly desired that ,as* M“ -' 1* which was won by Jack- he didn't lik e it. in 1056. tory. lunches of crackers and milk he son county. The theme of the meeting was In a d.iuhlcheuder played here "W ith reference to the bonded With both teams fouling a great provided for under-nourished school | ,n a »•'dement to the press last that the existing government should llfb l you have, of course, no diaere- Wednesday night the Gold H ill high deni the gmne was slow and most o f , children, and the health unit hopesi wce L Mrs. Honeyman said: be respected and that statements in <lon. Its retirement must go for school teams outplayed the Sams the action was in the Bogue River j to secure three gallons of milk a “There are few states more ahun- the Medford Daily News should not ward in a businesslike anu legal Valley squ'.ds in every phase of the territory. i day to serve. The cooperation of dantly blessed with natural re- he taken absolute fact without iminner, without recourse to the gnrne. the first string winning 25 Churli-s Hitter made two of the the civic organizations, churches s°urces than ours. The general careful investigation. to 16 while Ihe second team heal general properly lax. three ooint i for Gold H ill in the and citizens of Gold H ill is urged, j *,ublic is “*'» ’•*• of tU a, and many- Hearty applause greeted declara "W illi respect to the second item, their opponents 28 to 8. first minute of play while Simson Those desiring to contribue can 1 trB an ila,iun ’ an<1 individuals have tions that the office of district at Although the Beavers were not namely the one-third of the license led Hogue River w ith 11 points to | communicate with the chairman. been interested in protecting these torney had never been better con fees allocated Io comities, it must working well they gave Sums Val his credit. Miss Jacobs. All organizations are advantages; but until the Oregon ducted than under District Attorney he borne in mind that many coun- iev a trouncing that stren«(hens Box score: Council for Protection of Roadside to be approached by Mrs. Millie George A. Codding; that in the court tic» have Issued road bonds to be their hid for a high place In the It River— 18 Gold H ill—3 W alker and Mrs. Dora Hammersly. Beauty was organized there was no of Circuit Judge H arry D. Norton no conference. The game was one-sided retired with funds received from Ray, 6 F 1, L. W alker | n spite of the inclement weather concerted movement for their con- one could truthfully say they could this source. Other counties depend with the lii.ll in Ihe hands of the Dix, 1 F 2. C. Ritter eleven Indies attended the meeting, servation. not receive a fair trial, and that on this fund for county road pur- Gold H ill boys most of the time. Simson, I I C G. I.ingren including Miss Jacobs. Mrs. J. M. Several times n Sums Valley player MrFaren jHxea . . . ” G Horton Lively. Miss Olive Turner. Mrs. G. Discussing maintenance. Gover would break away with the ball, Baker G W ild j», Pfiefer,, Mrs. Aurelc Meunier, Mrs. Bank* of the Dailv News would dribble the entire length of the nor Meier pointed out that the legis Subs. Bogue R V" . r . . 1? U"’,cr' F ,®>d , 'ance Mrs- ° - c - Palmer, Mrs. organizations and agencies interest iust “commit suicide." lature had power to detrrm inr the court hut tail to convert his shot. Burdett, Truelove; Gold H ill Hob j o Z jero|ft Mrs M il|,e w alker, and ed in the preservation of Ihe aes- The speakers, who included mem Herb I.ingren again led the Cold standards to which the highways inson, Cornutt, Hayes. thelic and econmic values of these the hostess. Mrs. Blair. bers of the Southern Oregon bar as H ill five bv tallying up 10 markers should be kept and what Improve resources. Referee: Woodie Shaver. Dainty refreshments were served. sociation, a Medford minister, Ray ment should be allowed. “Necessar to his credit. Burreaon was high for To save the unrivalled beauty of mond Refer of the Medford F ru it the Valley lads with 7. ily." he added, for the safety of our our natural forests nlong the road The bi-monthly meeting of the growers association, and H. D. Reed In the preliminary the Cold H ill Town Team Trim s highways unit the protection of the and Jackson County Health association sides. preventing mutilation Gold H ill justice of the peace, who Seconds wulked away from the investment involved, adequate pro M edford Cubs Monday w ill be held on Thursday afternoon, defacemen* of our trees. handled the famous Bates case. vision must he made for maiiiten- Sams Valley hoys, healing them by To save the charm of our high February 2, at the home of Mrs. Speaker* pointed out that Banks nnee and there must also be some 2ft points. After lending 11 points at the Glen Fabriek, 106 Crater Lake, Med ways by cooperating with the For had attacked practically every or Glen I.ingren, center on the sec thing in the way of an annual liet- half, Medford high school Cubs ford. Oregon. It is desired that all est Service in preventing forest ganization in (he county, including ond string accounted for 14 points lost Io the Gold H ill town team 32 ferment program.” members lie present. Reports of fires.” . the Ministerial association, the Jack- Concerning federal aid the Cover- nnd was always in the line of ac to 28 Monday night in a fast game The movement is sponsored by committees nnd chairmen of the son Comity Civic League, the Med nor stated that since 1926 Oregon tion. I.. Dusenberry of Sams Valley played at ihe Medford high school past year w ill be read, and plans the Oregon Federation of Garden ford Chamber of Commerce, the hns received 811,00*1,000, and during led his team with 5 tallies. gym. discussed for work of the new vear Clubs, and is supported entirely by MVrrhanti’ association, the old T ra f Beavers— 25 1931-1933 federal emergency unem Snms Valley— 16 Although the local town team of 19X3. volunteer service. fic association, the Fruitgrowers’ or 5, D. Wnlker was lost on the large floor for the ployment tnnds aggregating 83,000,- l.loyd Dusrnb’y F Dues have been set nt 82.00 for ganization and the Medical Men’s l.cwis Dus b’y, 3 F Hanimersly first half Ihey made up for their 000 had been allotted this state. organizations, nnd 81.00 for individ society, as well as numerous individ C 5, T. Bitter W hether the stnte of Oregon Snkraida, 2 uals. slow playing during the latter part Crater Lake Encampment uals of Medford. Fredenburg 2 G Kell should continue to secure federal aid of Ihe contest when they forged Installs 1933 Officers They also brought out that Mr. G 10, H. I.ingren through providing cooperative funds Burreson, 7 phend of Medford's 11 point lead Thomason Entertains Ranks who owns considerable val Subs: Sams Valley— Davis 2; G. is up Io the legislature. and held .• 4 iminl margin when The following officers were In uable property has paid no real es Basketball Team He made it plain thnl he was for H ill— G. I.ingren 1, !.. W alker 4. the final gong sounded. stalled to head Crater Lake En- tate taxes since 1929, and that he G. H. Seconds— 28 n reduction of fees and thnl the leg Sams Valley—8 High point man for Gold H ill campment for 1933, at their regti- Fitzgerald C As a reward to the high school hns repeatedly dodged foreclosure 5, Robinson islature should tnke such steps as was T uffy Kell with 13 point while ‘ Inr meetinc, January 19, by O ............................. * D. Fredenburg. 2 F basketball team for their victory by his creditors on the grounds that C. Bitter Curtis and Hinnanan led the Med- C. P. W. H. Ferguson would enable this reduction. Davi* C over Rogu** River last Friday, Supt. ¡he could not get a fair trial, even 14, G. I.ingren ford basket shooters with ft points Hay C. Thompson, C. P. Wright, I G J. A. Thomason, who is also basket- after a judge from another district 3, Cornutt each. Fog Causes Car Accident T. J. West. H. P Burreson G bnll conch, entertained the members was called on the case. 3, Johnson Another game w ill be scheduled Paul Thompson, S. W. Banks’ paper was denounced em S. of the first siring at a dinner Satur A t Rock Point Bridge r v Suhs: A. r W b e ,w e e n ’ "*» «O be T. A. Henderson, J. W. phatically by Chairman E. E. Kelly day noon at the Rogue Nook Inn. Wild 1 H ," ~ H ayM ’ L - Wn,l“ “r 1 Played on the local floor In the Toney Ross, scribe. Those whe attended were: Delos who said it should not be allowed A double ncrldent due to fog al near future. H. D. Force, treasurer. Walker, Ted Hitter, Bill Hammersly, in the U. S. Mails, nnd this state most completely wrecked a light The nfffeial box score follows: Appointed officers: Herb I.ingren, Leslie Walker, and ment was challenged from the floor Ford sedan driven by .Fred Cox of KOAI) MACHINERY DELAYED Medford Cubs— 28 Gold H ill—32 Geo. Haff, guide; Emmett Sut- Conch Thomason. The other two as infringing the rights of freedom Alturas, California, las* Wednesday BY IN C LE M N T W EATHER Curtis. 6 F 13. Kell ton, I. A.; Ernest Lyman, 0 . G.; W. players who heRied give Bogue of speech and of the press. evening nt Hock Pom' hridg*. --------- Stewart, 2 F I Gardner W. Hittle, first W .; W. H. Ferguson, Banks has since uttacked the Jack River their trouncing, but who were ( ox w in driving north on the Pa- Muehinery for construction of Ihe Hlnnannn, 6 C 4 Moore second W.;' II. A. Hooton, third W.; unable to attend the dinner, were sonville Mhier, however. He is also «Pic liig h w iy out of Gold HI!! mid Central Poinl-Medford unit of the T rill, 2 G 3, Shaver | p, j?. Cook, fourth W .j Geo. Lyman, Clarence Kell and Janies Cornutt. continuing his attacks on the coun crashed mto the end of the hr dga Pacific highway, scheduled to ar- Glinsky, 2 G 4 Hittle first a . T .; J. H. Mnrdon, second G. After Ihe meal, Ihe group adjourn ty government, the courts and the in .he fog, Ihe rear wheel of the rive this week, has been delayed by Subs: Medford — Forncrook ' I T.; ed to Kanes Creek nnd spent the bar association. car striking the guard rail, bring storms, engineers in charge of the Scheafer 2, Campbell 2, Brown 2, Refreshnu nts were served after afternoon skiing nnd sledding. A second “Good Government” ing Ihe car to a stop headed Into the work announce. F.tinger; (.old H ill— Coy 7. installation. mass meeting to be held before the ra il. W ork on ihe re-routing w ill start Fcferee: Tommy White. STAMP COLLECTORS TO M EET grand jury reconvenes has been an State Traffic Officer Raleigh Tay- soon, however. Tw o steam s h o v e l s ----------------------- ODD FELLOW S IN BUSY SESSION nounced by Mr. Banks, but no date 1( r, also olinded by the fog, struck w ill be used. It is hoped that the H IG H SCHOOL REAVERS AT is set as yet. Anyone interested in eolleeting the car when enroute to Grants weathèr w ill allow the work to TALENT FRIDAY EVENING After a busy business session of stamps, trading or buying them, is Pass from Medford. No lights were start immediately on arrival of the the I. 0 . O. F. lodge No. 129 Tuesday urged to allend a meeting to be CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE on the Cox car and it was almost Im machinery. After a series of home games, the evening, refreshments of enke and held nt the home of Rill Hammers Christian Science services! are possible for Taylor to avoid hiding high school cage teams trav I to coffee were served. ly Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. held each Sunday morning at elev lit, he states. His car was quite bad Know what is going on In Hold Tnlent this Friday evening where The new officers have promised The meeting w ill probably be the en o'clock in the building across ly damaged, while the Cox car was H ill—Subscribe to The News and j both tenms w ill clash with T dent something doing every meeting and forerunner of a stamp club to be from Odd Fellows hall. Almost totally wrecked. keep informed. I high school quintets. members are urged to be there. organized in this city. Everyone is welcome. tory on the Pauifie highway enter-1 -, j
