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The M o it Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Town in the S tate VOLUME XXXV GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933 NUMBER 44 ¿i-■ WANT CUSTOM MILL IN COUNTY Gold Production T rain Kills “Gilm ore" on fresile at Edge of Town ODD BUT TRUE All (iold Hill is mourning the loss of one of Ils most popular 1 ebariielers Gilmore—the big Saint I ileruurd dog belonging Io A. F. ÎHE Increased “‘‘tker’ lo<':‘1 REPORT LOCAL RELIEF WORK ftR llU A N T . iHO'JCH O I S ^ T R O 1« ;. Gilmore’s mangled body was Three Local Organizations 4-fold; M ill W ould M ake found lute Tuesday evening under CAREER OF Reach M any Through the Espee trestle on the east edge Mines Profitable of town, where it had been thrown Varied E fforts after being hit by a train. STARTED AfcD EHOEO Gold pi- .duclion In Jackaoo und The dog was lust seen In Mr. Jusephlnc («untie* ha« more Ibmi Hecker Monday morning about 9 DUUltiC MAJOR. OfcPRtSSiONS Although the need for relief doubled in the past four year», wax when be let him out of the store. work has not been so noticeadly the report of George Hurt on of the , W hen be (lid not return, even tiiat acute in Gold Hill this winter, as in Southern Oregon .Mining association ' night, Mr. Hecker did not think it other communities of the county, before a Kiwanis club inerting in strange, e> be quite often wander several service organizations of the Medford Monday o f this week. H» ed off alone, but Tuesday be be- city have «¡one remarkable work reported Hal «540.000 was pro 1 came uneasy. ■dong this line, as shown in their duced In 1932. He then learned that the dog had reports for Ihe season. Mr. Burton spoke Io the group In been seen Monday on the railroad In addition to taking care of the Interest of a custom mill I track, and thinking it possible that local need, much work has been for this county which wotild enable he might ' t lying injured along the i one for :he County Bed Cross muny men to be kept at work by I right-of-way he went out Io look group, reports show. making it profitable for them to for him. lie carried his shot-gun In giving her resume of the sea work their quart* claims. At this with which to end the dog’s suffer son’s work, Mrs. II. I). Heed, local time, be »ay», much ground and ing if lie v e - e seriously wound-it. Jed Gross chairman, gives credit to many men are idle because the hut although he walked almost to ill«- Past Noble Grand club of Am- owners are not able Io finance Tolo. he < 011 Id not find tils pel. I < tbysl Rebekah lodge, to the Gold their own mills. When he returned about elev« n ! Hill Health I'nit. and to the Wo A custom mill would save the o’clock Ilia night. Gilmore had al- man's Heli.f (Lorps, each organiz county mi.rb in luxes, Barton re-ole been found dead under the ation having made at least a dozen maintained. for many men could I resile. flannel gowns for the county become self supporting, und would The Idg dog, had become quite a el.ppter. not have to be aided at the com I art of Gold Hill since Mr. Hecker Otber residents of Gold Hill have missary, brought hit 1 here early last spring. cooperated individually in sewing He also minted out that in Granls He was always gentle and friendly, lor the Red Cross, and altogether Pass where the gold is handled; end nllhoiuh his sire sometimes fifty gowns have been turned in to through the banks, the depression I*! frightened children or strangers. ;he county supply chest from this not being felt nearly so acutely us! Gilmore soon made up Io them, lb community. Four comforters have in lids county. spenl most of his lime oh Ihe also been completed. To illustrate the increase in gold street near Ihe drug store and many- Six of the flannel gowns have production in Ihe last lour years,1 local people had become attached been distributed here in Gold Hill, Mr. Burton quoted record* of the Io him. and with his master miss and other families needing these ar First National Hank in Grants Pass. him greatly. ticles can receive them by asking In 1929 they handled «25,000 in raw : at the Red Cross headquarters in gold. In 1930 the amount was In Jayville Beats Beavers in Medford, where the central supply creased to *37,000. In 1931 «36,68« is now kept. H ard Tussle Friday N ight was brought in, und in 1932 the In addition 130 article* of cloth State Drivers* Exam iner total was «59.831.27. ing have been distributed to needy After bidding a large lend at Ihe Gost of -i custom mill Is ekttlh H ere Saturday, Feb. 18 families, and Mrs. Reed is still aled ul 130,000, and it Is believed end of Ihe first quarter and being maintaining a supply which can be thul the project wmdd l>e self- 11« «1 al Ihe end of the half the Gold Gold Hill automobile drivers will drawn on the rest of the winter. supporting once II was started. Hill high school basketball learn again have the opportunity of tak W. R. C. Aid Estimated at «330 Such a mill would handle 25 Inns was defeated 25 to HI Friday nile ing Iheir operator’s tests here in The rarest An estimate of work done by amusement event for | last fall, if that is satisfactory. dully, anil Parton points out that by Ihe Jacksonville high school stead of driving to the county seat. members of the Women’s Relief many a moon is promised Gold Hill and with this formidable line-up there is enough orc in this terri learn on Ihe loenl floor. Ward McReynolds, state examiner, Corps'of this 'city "fa" placed "at tory to supply a I (HI ton mill. Although Ihe Heavers played *r ,h<’ proposed basketball game he- i *’•** ‘lake no back-talk from any will be in Gold Hill a week from «332.80 in ihe report at their meet In discussing Ihe gold market, hard throughout the game they tween the school hoard and Ihe bus ' bus driver!' " Saturday, February 18, Io give the ing this week. This includes grocer Bcrton declared: “There is no limit were not able Io stand lip under the drivers becomes a reality. With such a personnel, and with tests. He will have his headquarters ies, meals and clothing that have lor Ihe marketing of gold, always | repealed attacks of the Jayville i According Io Han McCarter, mem- Mrs. Laura Walker us referee, the al Ihe city hall. been supplied during the year, and ■it a profit. The same old figure squad. II looked like a sure victory , her of the school board, the ehal- game shou:d be worth anyone’s In Januarj more than a dozen including January, 1933. stnnris. depiession or none, and for the local boys when nt the end i lenge of the bus drivers is nccepi- money, and this paper proposes oca people look the tests and Mr. : This organization has done much gold Is worth twice ns much as it of the first quarter they were cd. and it now remains for them to that admission be charged—and if McReynolds is hoping for a greater individual sewing as the need has was during the war.” leading the Miners (I to I, And set Ihe date. no more worthy cause is found for number next week. The examiner come to their attention, and made at Ihe half Ihe score w-as lied 7 all. Mr. McCarter, in his statement, the proceeds—why not contribute urges all person wanting to take 12 night gowns, at the request of Tow n Team Defeats Grants The swift Jayville leant nosed ahead says: “Realising that Ihe board is them to the inilk fund,. the test to familiarize themselves Ihe Red Cross. Tfiey have also dis during Ih? lust half with most handicapped by having hut three with the various laws. Folders, cov tributed used clothing, new and It's now- lip to the fans to see that Pass Cave Shop Team, 33-29 points being muile during the lust members, they would pick two from neither “teem" goes hack on the ering all questions and answers may used shoes, and so forth. live minutes of play. the budget committee which served deal. be obtained at Kell’s garage. Necessities for two families have In a fast game here Monday nigh; Hill Hammersly’s six points led been supplied throughout the win the Gobi Hill independent town bas Ihe Beaver.« scoring while Tusk of W . R. C. Ha» Veteran« As Rebekahs to Observe ter, and three tier of wood were ket eers defeated tl.e boys from the Grants Pass H igh Trim s Jacksonville ran up 8 tallies for his provided by the Corps. Not in Cave Sbo'i in Grants Pass by a » o r 35th Anniversary Guests at M eeting W ed. Gold H ill Tow n Cagers squail. cluded in the estimate is several i t 33 Io ! t ” ■ In Ihe teeond string game Ihe The town Heavers seemed to be Gold The thirty-fifth anniversary of gallons of milk which have been Hill boys defeated the seconds n,<' 7 ”«nb<*rs o' Jnmes Luttrell In a fast bul one sided game here clicking jtfsl a littlr belter than the from Jayville 1» Io 10 In a hard | H,elief Cor!)s No- 14 held Iheir reg- Wednesday night, the Amethyst Rebekah lodge will be contributed from time to time. _ . (o ld Hill The ladies recently completed a Granls Pass boys, and took an early ular meeting preceded bv a dinner, town team was defeated by the observed next Wednesday, February fought tussle. The Heavers led by a quilt, proceeds from which w ill go lead in the game to bold it through 15. An appropriate program is plan good margin for the whole game, Wednesday, February 8 in their Grants Pass high school 36 to 19. out. The score was tied many limes, ned and refreshments will be to their charity fund. lodge rooms in Ihe city hall. They The Gol I Hill boys started out the seore a! Ihe half being 19 to 9. Health U nit W ork Varied however. fast nt the first of the game, ending served. Glen l.ingren was high scorer for served dinner to fifty people. The local unit of the Jackson The game started out with Gold At the n eeting of the lodge this The only three Givil War veter- the first stanza in their favor. 7 to Hill scoring first followed closely by Ihe Heaver seconds with 7 iminls ans in the vicinity of Gold Hill 6. For Ihe rest of the half the Gave- week, il w i , announced that the County Health association is find a basket made bv the Grants Pass followed closely by Hurl Johnson were guests. They arc A. C .Vroinan, men held the locals Io Iheir 7 Inl secret work contest ends February ing a wide scope for its work In squad. The pace continued with ♦»Ith 5 markers. High point man for and J. G. Ingling of ('old Hill ami lies while they ran up 14 points 22. Members who have not taken addition to cooperating with the fiist one outfit tallying and then Ihe miners w-as Olson with 5 tallies. Mr. Kyle of Hogue River. for themselves. Rallying again in part before are urged to compete county nurse and doctor in giving Box scores: medical care to school children and Ihe other keeping Ihe seore very There was «332.8(1 in groceries. Ihe third quarter the town team at this time. Gold Hill—16 otners in this community. dose. The locals wore Iheir oppo Jaekson ville—25 The lodge also discussed the mat F (2) H. Walker meals and clothinf ranorted as do- was able 1.» pull up on their oppo- ter of contributing Io the milk fund Their regular meetings have been nents down during the Inst quarter Ward (5) nnted to needy people tor the year Rents. The last quarter was about F (ft) Hnmmerslv devoted to sewing, and they have of the game with their repealed at Heinking (5) for school children, sponsored by 1932, and including January, 1933. an even break. C (3) Hiller tacks and came out victorious svhen Hess (3) the local health unit. It was de accumulated a large supply of arti The corps received an invitation Box score: ('aril (4) G (1) Kell the final whistle s-iunded, In ld>-g cided that the penny fund from cles for babies, and for expectant In visit the W. H. Harrison Gorps Grants Pass—36 Gold Hill—19 Lusk (8) G (4) H. l.ingren a lour-poinl margin. (8) Kell nex* we‘‘k’s meeting should be given mothers. Forty-one articles of ba F Heferee: Odd Hughes of Medford. No. 27 of Central Point, February Burden (8) Tuffy Kell accouuled for 10 of Ids by clolhi lg have been made for for this purpose. 18, the occasion being a birthday Jackson (6) F (3) Shaver Second siring game: teams' 33 points while McCarthy led this chest, end contributions of used (Look (8) C (2) Moore Gold Hill—1»! I’“r,y Jayville— III firanís Pass with 9 markers. clothing, have also been accepted. Council Orders Theatre L. Hamilton (2) G (1) Coy Bostwick (2) F (1) Tompkins The official box seore follows: This is kept on hand to be distrib J. Hamilton G (1) Dorman Building Torn Down uted by the district nurse in worthy F G .Ritter Gold H ill in R eturn Game Grants Pass- 29 Gold Hill—33 Olson (5) Subs: Grants Pass—Holloway 4, Filbert W ith Phoenix Friday Nite G (7) G. l.ingren Al-igni re (5) F f 10) Kell local cases. Palmer 4, Lilly 4; Gold Hill—Railev Coni best (3) G (I) Horton The much-condemned old Gomus Delong (ft) F Six quills—one baby quill, and (5) Shaver 4. The Gold Hill hiuii school basket Cherry theatre building which has been a G (.3) Wild Johnson (7) G (1) Moore five large quills have been made. Referee: Ernest Ross. menace for several years, will soon Two of these have been given to Suhs: Jacksonville—Forbes, Back ball team will meet the Phoenix McCarthy (9) G • (2) Bailey quintet Friday nite in n return he lorn down, if the city council loenl families, and one was turned Smith G (8) Coy us; Gold Hill—L .Walker 2, Davis, game on the Phoenix high school HEALTtl UNIT TO MEET Johnson 5, Hayes. can find romcone who will do the over to ihe county chest. Two Subs: Granls Pass—Kellow 2, Me- gym floor with both first and sec Referee: Ernest Ross. AT JACOB SISTERS* RANCH work for the brick that are in Ihe olners and the baby quilt were Kellip: Gold Hill—Hlttlc, llatnmers- ond siring:, in action. -------- I building. Iv 6, Dorman 1. sold to raise funds for the treasury. The game will undoubtedly be an Next Tuesday afternoon, February A motion to this effect was pass- Deputy Collectors to Aid Many arncles of used clothing interesting fray with the local 14, members and others interested! ed at Monday's meeting. HEAR YE! HEAR YE! collected by the unit have been People in Filing Return.** boys working hard to be the vic in the work of the Gold Hill Health -------------------- turned into the local Red Cross for One, high in office and dignified, tors. In the first conference game Unit will meet at the home of the l)OG POISONER WORKING HERE distribution. namely, II. D. Force, has been or Notice has been issued from the of Ihe season Ihe two teams met, Jacob Sisters in Riverside colony. The main project now being at dered Io appear before Ihe Honor Office of Ihe Collector of Internnl with Phoenix drubbing the local A good attendance is hoped for. A dog poisoner, who evidently is tempted by the unit is raising a able Court on Ihe Iftlh day of Fehr- Revenue, Portland, Oregon, that boys by a score of 23 to 13. The using cyanide, is reported working fund in order to serve milk to un nary, 1933, at 8 p. in., Io nnswer Io | deputy collectors will assist taxpay- llee.vers, nowever, were weakened EXTRA! EXTttA! in this vicinity, three dogs on Galls der-nourished school children. This ttie following charge, lo-wit: er» in filing federal income returns. by incligabllitles, three of the first Creek having been victims recently, work is very urgent, as many chil “Hi each of Promise.” Failing to do This has been Ihe eustom for some string regulars playing on the sec Nobody was hurl or injured at Two of the dogs belonged to dren in Ihe local schools com*? so will lie admittance of guilt. This time. ond team a* that time. the regular meeting of the I.O.O.F Hen Rosencrans, and one to W. E. without lunches, and have no food warrant was issued and served this In Jackson county collectors will In Ihe second siring game here lodges Tuesday evening. Everyone Rosencrans. from morning till night, which is 3rd day of February, 1933, by Hie lie Medford from Fell. 1-18, inclusive Ihe locals were defeated by- two had a fine time. An investigation is being made by making them unable to keep up their Kangaroo Court of the Crater Lake and Feh. 28-March 15. inclusive. points after a tied gnmc was fin- Toney Ross, See. stete polic-> and the poisoner will school work as they should, as w ell Encampment. The collector will be in Ashland ished with three minutes of ex- be severely punished when caught, SAMUEL 1NSUIL School Board Accept Challenge t o r Game f t ith Bus Drivers Toney Ron, Scribe. Feb. 27 and 28. trn play. SUBSCRIBE FOR T E E NEWS they warn. (Continuad on back page)
