Gold Hill news., February 16, 1933, Image 1

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The M o it Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Town in the State
VOLUME XXXV
MORE ABOUT
CUSTOM MILL
W ould
Benefit
Numerous
Unemployed; By-Products
A re Profitable
Agitation for a custom mill
is continuing briskly, according Io
word from the county seat.
GOLiJ HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1933
HIG H W A Y
ROUTS
COST IHONKO OUT
Ashland citizens Friday, follow ­
ing 11 vo nfrrrnre with landowners
along the proposed Asliland m ill
of the Pacific highway, reached a
compromise ugreenient, and secured
promises Hint right-of-way costs
would be reduced Io u point near
the figure Hie state highway com I
mission is w illing to pay. The cost
hr.« been rut to *15.000. The h ig h -,
way commission placed its figure
at •12,500. A week was allowed for
adjudication
Options have been secured on
the following land from the own­
ers: Mrs. I). II. Jackson, *8000. (I. P.
Hilling». *3250; C. J. Perrine *2250
nnd Mrs. Letts Phillips *.*<)<■. 'Pils
l" n'1 li*«
<'«> iinUls of
Ashland. No action has hssn secured
yet on land inside.
It is confidently ex|>ccleil by Ash­
land citizen« that the stale highway
led soon, w ill take steps towards
construction on Hie Ashland unit,
commission, at a hearing to be ent­
1
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ODD BUT TRUE
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j 1 BEA iVEIIS ’ Nil1
ONE, LOSE ONE
XUMBER 46
:
.
—
Victorious
-
Over
Ashland;
Lose to Phoenix Last
Friday Night
After holding a
slight
lead
throughout the game the Gold H ill
idgh si-htx.l basaethall team ra l­
lied in fh. lakt quarter of their
bout with the Ashland Jr, High
team anil bFOt lim n on the Ashland
Door 20 to 19 luesoay nite,
Concerted efforts ere being made
by the Southern Oregon and North-
ers» California Mining association
to uid the industry, and Hits is the
Ahliougli rough Hie game Was
most important of their present
fast w ith the Beavers play iug their
projects.
best game this . season.
Present (dans cull for a m ill of
Tile game was closest at half
fifty Ions < apaeity dully, which can
time when Gold H ill held a lead of
tie inert-used later if it is found Just­
one point, the score being I I to 12.
ifiable.
It is planned to include :
Delos W alker accounted for 9
amalgamation, gravity, concentra­ R. F. C. LOANS DUE ON F R l’IT
points in leading the Beavers with
tion, flotation and cyanidation foi
Scott scoring highest for tlie Asli-
( HOI OF HOGUE VALLEY
one or mor - of these methods w ill
; land team with li tallies.
treat any ore found in lids district
The. preliminary although close
Fruit growers of the Hogue
and efficiency of treatment for the
j with first one team leading and
recovery o! values Is necessary for River vn llc w ilt be able Io secure
then tthe ether was a slow game
It. F. C. Io-ns 011 crop security,
the success of (lie venture.
made up of the two school’s second
recording Io word received last
E m p lo y m e n t W o u ld ln r r e a * e
strings. Th game ended w ith the
from
Senator
Frederick
One of the main factors advanced week
Gold H ill boys holding first posi­
In an argument favoring a custom Steiwcr.
tion with ihe «core 22 to 24.
Tills may mean Hie bringing into
m ill is the einplyoiuent of luhor.
W ith his 15 points Junior Rob­
The m ill itself would not employ the valley of between hulf million
inson led Gold H ill. Warren of Ash-
Reconstruction
to exceed five or six men. hut, in and *700,000 in
lam ! ran up 7 tallies to lead his
order to keep it supplied with ore Finance Corporation funds, to lie
team.
'ÂTTSSnPCUJîA PUDOOS IH
to the extent of fifty tons per day, used in producing the fruit rrop and
The official box score follows.
would require perhaps twenty-five more particularly the pear crop of
.BERUH, TnSX ’ CI«
THE
GO 10
Ashland 19
Gold H ill 28
different mining operators working the valley.
Murphy 2
F
9 D. W alker
Trie t t K O t e T . IX
W
UMS
,\Ü6
k
TICKET'
w
TÖ
Ü
TDùT
to supply the demand.
The telegram from Senator Slel-
F
4 Hammersly
Forata 4
W
xÛ
J
lW
.n
a
iMO
IV
r
SEK
Each of these separate alterations w er read:
.W W K û H ö B l M TüßKJCH
scott 8
C
4 T . Ritter
would furnish employment for per­
“ In
conference
this
morning
Shufey 2
G
4 Kell
haps four men. Our employment with Director McCarthy und other
Shilling
5 H. Lingren
G
force is growing. The success of officials of tin- IL F. C. I was advised
Suhs: Ashland— 1-ee 5, Forutu.
their activity would stimulate ns all horticultural loans w ill be made
Gold H ill— Johnston.
many others in an attempt to du­ oa crop security alone. Final action
Referee: Hess.
bus not hri n taken on loan values
Breakdown in New*
plicate the e ffo rt
Box score fo r second string.
Prospector« would he busy. Small hut action w ill In- had on apples
Gold H ill 24
Ashland 22
Plant
Bring*
Incomplete
n|M-ratnrs would be busy.
within a few days and on pears
1 C. Ritter
7
F
The man w ith a few tons of m ill­ soon Ihercnfter.”
Paper Thi* Week Warren
Mayberry 4
15 Robinson
F
ing ore on the dump would I n - able
The telegram was addressed to
6 G. Lingren
Bromley 5
C
Fehruur-.— the month of V a ie n -le ll of Superior, Nebraska;
Mrs
Io realise .-omethiug for it and he the chairman of Hie Bogm- River
Do you miss some item of r.ews
De Mers
G
W ild
tines
ami
of
birthdays
of
great
i
Carl
Garman
of
Palo
Alto,
Cailfor-
able to go out nnd gat some more.
Valley Agricultural Finance com­
Abel
1
G
Horton
that
you
were
expecting
to
see
in
men—
holds
another
significance
■
nia;
Mrs.
Clyde
Walker,
and
Mrs.
The small operators, hy reason of mittee wh,ch has been in romun-
Subs: Ashland— Lee 5. Gold H ill
the News this week? If you do,
being able to realise a small profit irntion w fili the hoard at Portland. for four residents of Gold H ill. It George H.imincrsly of Gold H ill.
— Tompkins 2.
marks
the
fiftieth
and
fifty-first
There
are
fourteen
grandchildren
please be lenient with the pub-
on his first shipments, would t»c W hile R. F. C. loans have been
nnd one great grandchild.
alde to continue them until such made on property and entitle, with anniversary of their weddings.
' Ushers, For ommissions were nec­
Lo*e to Phoenix Friday
Last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
time as he hud his property in a many of Hie valley fruit growers
essary, when the linotype motor
Clurk
obset
ved
their
fifty-first
an­
The
Gold H ill high school basket­
Hhc
Livingstons,
whos^
golden
I
condition Io Justify his own mill.
nlready having their land mort­
burned out early Thursday morn­
niversary,
spending
the
day
quietly
ball
team
was defeated by the Phoe­
wedding
dav
is
but
a
few
days
off,
The employment of a thousand gaged, the crop loans have been heli!
ing.
nix high team 33 to 23 Friday night
men digging, hauling, handling and a necessity if the valley fruit crop at home, and on Thursday of next were married in Portland, February
Because a newspaper cannot
on the Phoenix floor.
prospecting for orc to keep the de­ is to he produced this year. The ap­ •veek, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Living­ 23, 1383. and have lived at Fern
miss an issue, it was necessary
tin* Prairie, and Vancouver, Washing­
The game was considered rough
mands of this mill supplied, would plication war made to make the ston w ill celebrate reaching
to publish the paper under con­
with the large Phoenix players giv­
mean the employment of another loans at so much per box. This plan half century mark. They hope to ton. and Madras and Crooked Riv­
siderable handicap, and for more
ing the locals the worst of the af­
thousand in other fields of activ­ !s already followed out In Culif- nave their children with ¡hem at er in Oregon, before coming to
than four hours, the linotype was
this
time.
fair. According to Coach Thomason
Gold
H
ill.
ity producing food and other ne­ ornia with considerable success. One
turned by hand.
In telling of their fifty-one years
the officiating was very poor.
Four of Ih eir six children are ‘
cessities r I life to keep the min­ member of the committee estimated
Needless to say, it was not pos­
Phoenix played better than the
ers supplied
that with actual production costs of life together. Mrs. Clark stated living, and they expect their sons,
sible to set the usual amount of
Beavers in Ihe first part of the
By-products Profitable
including Hie cost of packing, being Ilia! they were married February Wesley, lolly and Bcrsch, here to
type, and many items ordinarily-
game with the score 18 to 8 at half
Then, there is the by-product of In the neighborhood of NO cents to Id 1882 in Nelson, Nebraska, and help them celebrate their anniver­
set on Thursday have had to be
until
1907,
lived
near
the
town
of
time. In the latter part of the con­
sary. T h e i- daughter, Nora. Mrs. C.
such a m ill to add to the earnings *1 per box. it wns likely that at
be omitted.
Superior,
Nebraska.
They
then
test the Gold H ill boys pepped up,
J.
Shorb.
ro
w
of
LaGrande,
has
not
and provide further tabor.
least 50 to 75 cents per box for pro­
As far as is possible, these w ill
outplaying their opponents
and
The tailings from the m ill can lie duction loans might be expected. moved to Wyomnig, and five years made definite plans, but may be
be carried in next week’s issue.
scoring one point more than the
used for the surfacing of streets nnd With approximately 2500 cars being Inter came to the Bogue River val­ able to come.
Phoenix outfit.
Wesley w ill come from Vancouv­
highways. Already more than six a normal valley output, and taking ley.
The CI'ii ks have four children, er, and Jolly und Bersch from their CREW OF MEN TEAR DOWN
Delos W elker and Herb Lingren
thousand tons of tnilings from the a minimum figure of 2000 cars, pac­
OLD
TH
E
A
TR
E
B
U
ILD
IN
G
all
girls.
They
are
Mrs.
W
ill
Pow-
each
chalked up six points for the
homes
nt
Redmond.
Opp mine have been used in »he ked w itli 700 boxes each, the total
construction of the streets of Med­ figure for loans would naturally
A crew of men began last week Reavers with Clair Higginbotham
MEDFORD IN D E P E N D E N T S
ford. These tnilings, owing to in­ menn a large total.
LIC EN SE E XA M INER AT C ITY
end the job of razing the old Comas I leading Phoenix w ith 12 points.
The official box score:
adequate methods of treatment, still
The valley loan committee lias
D EFE A TE D BY GOLD H IL L
H ALL ALL DAY SATURDAY Iheutre building across from the Phoenix— 33
Gold H ill— 23
rontaln gold values to the extent been working diligently on this
Odd Fellow lodge hall. There is
Glover (8)
F
(8) D. W alker
of from 81.80 to ns high as *0.00 plan for horticultural loans on
much
good
lumber
ill
the
old
build­
Holding b substantial innrgin for I State Examiner Ward McRey-
F
(5) Hammerslv
per ton. Literally speaking the rrop security alone, and belief
ing which Ihe workmen w ill receive Sears (5)
the entire game, Ihe Nuggets, Gold Holds w ill be at the City hall in
j
C.
Higginb'm
(12)
C
(2) Ritter
streets of Medford are paved with was expressed Hint valley growers
as remuneration for their work.
G
(4 ) Kell
gold— and II provides an excellent w ill he able to produce a crop this H ill town hoopsters, gave the M e d -, Gold H ill all day Saturday to give
The old building has been con­ Ritchie
V
.
Higginb’m
(4)
G
(6)
Lingren
ferd
“Rinkydinks”
a
drubbing
on
the
examinations
for
automobile
surfacing inntrrinl.
demned for some lime but efforts
venr whereas the funds for financ­
Suhs: Phoenix— Hardestry 2, Bay-
ing the crop would otherwise have the local floor Monday night when drivers’ permits. Many local people to hnve it torn down were fruitless
ton 2. Stevens, Swingle; Gold H ill—
ESPF.E DOLLAR DAYS
¡icon coinn’elcly larking. A big per­ they heat ihein 39 to 35.
are planning to lake advantage of until now. Besides being an eye­ Johnson.
Tlic Nugget scoring machine pul
sore the crumpled walls have been a
O FFE R E D T H IS MONTH centage of fruit growers are expect­
the opportunity of taking the exam­
Referee: Odd Hughes of Medford.
constant lirzard for children play­
ed to m.ik • application for these cn an exhibition of the new style
ination
at
home.
W
ritten
tests
and
of basketball, that one in Ihe bas­
ing near Ihe old buildina. and res­
Providing for travel between all loans.
ket is wortli two on the backboard. Hie actual tests w ill lie given.
idents are glad to see the bricks *2.50 AUTO LIC EN SE
points on Hie railroad's lines in six
Those
planning
to
take
Ihe
tests
GIRLS
AND
ROYS
BASKETBALL
BRINGING OUT 700
W
ith
Shaver,
Moore
and
Coy
lead-
coinc tumbling down.
western stales, a three-day offering
of Dollar Dny roundtrip transporta­
OLD CARS PER DAY
TEAMS M EET CENTRAL P O IN T *"« ,h *‘ I>«r««<le the locals ran up n should study the hook of questions
score of 39 and nt the same lime let and answeis from which the test I. C. C. H ERE TO VALUE
tion bus been authorized hy the
thelr opponents garner 35 to make
*,e K*ven- These folders may be
C. AND O. C. RAILROAD
Southern Pacific Company over the
Owners of unlicensed automo­
Playing for the first
time this
Washington's Birthday week end, venr with an outside team Ihe Gold *^c gninc one of the most interest- secured at Kell’s garage.
(), D. Brchman, assistant engin­ biles in Oregon are taking advan­
February 24. 25 and 2fi.
eer, and C. K. Brighler, both of the tage of the reduced license fee of
H ill high school girls w ill play the ing the fans have seeii this year.
Shaver scored 14 points. Coy 9 FIR ST TEA M BEAVERS
Tills was announced here today Phoenix girls on the locnl floor in
bureau of valuation, are spending *2.50 for the remainder of the year
by 0 . C. Purkeypile, local agent, a preliminary to Hie main game bc- nnd Moore 8. while every member
M A K b 189 POINTS several day s in this city checking at the rale of close to 700 a day, ac­
who stnted that excursionists w ill tween Hie first string boys of the of Ihe squad broke into Ihe scoring
the revaluation of the C. and O. C. cording to figures compiled by Hal
column. Gilbert Knips led the M e d -1 The Gold H ill high school first railroad, which runs between the E. Hoss, secretary of stale.
have until March 7 to complete their two schools Fridny night.
Five hundred sets of license
string basketball team has made lime quarry at Marble mountain and
trips.
Tlie local girls
have
received ford quintet w ith 12 points
Box scort:
plates were sold over the counter
189 points so far this year in all Ihe Grants Pass yard.
In addition they w ill also apply much practice this season in a con­
Gobi H ill— 39 games played, according to infor­
from Gold H ill to San Francisco test held between three tenuis made Medford—35
The two men's headquarters are of the Portland license bureau Sat­
F
(4) Bailey mation released by Coach Thomn-1 at Washington, 1) C„ but both are urday and 125 were disposed of at
only on February 21 mid 22, ac­ up of all high school girls. Tlie Knips (12)
(2> Donnan son. Of this total Herb Lingren here from San Francisco.
Salem. Indications were that the
cording Io O. C. Purkeyplle, Agent. quintet to nlay Friday night w ill Sherwood ,10) F
C
(8) Moor* leads the list with 01 points nnd
Final return limit, lie said, w ill he probably be chosen from the leaders Andrews (0;
The railroad, which has been same rate of issuance would be
G
(9) Coy Delos W alker ranks second with making about an average of two maintained in Portland and Salem
March 7.
of each squad and promise a good T rill (2)
G
( I O Shaver 44 tallies to his credit. Others on trips a week Io the lime quarry, for several days. Aside from these
Simple (I
The ceul-a-nille train rides, he Iasi game.
Suhs: Meô'orrt— Lut lu u 4; Gold ihe first team who have scored which is run by C. B. Pritchett for there are those issued by sheriffs
pointed out, w ill he available to tier-
The Benvirs w ill he olaying a re­
sons planning to attend San Fran­ turn game with the Central Point H ill— Hittle 2.
r re :
J the Beaver Portland Cement Co., in the different counties to be con­
Referee— Ernes* Less.
Bill Haminersly
?8 has not been running for the past sidered a report on which w ill not
cisco’s celebration of ground-break­ boys after being defeated 49 to 15
Ted Bitter
24 two weeks on account of the snow he nvailabl? for several days.
ing for the Golden Gale Bridge on the first game nt Central Point.
Sunday, February 2(1. The United Although handicapped w ith W alker praettice due Io' illness Ihe locnl Clarence Kell
17 at the quarry. It is reported that
12 there is about three feet of snow
Old papers for sale at The News
Stales battle fleet w ill be in the and Ritter bhtli suffering from in­ boys w ill put up n good figh* well Leslie Walker
Burl Johnson
3 there.— Grants Pass Courier
harbor for the occasion.
jured legs nnd Kell being out of worth seeing.
Two Local Couples Observe
Fifty Years Marriage 1 his Month