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t The Moat Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest Little Town in the State " " VOLUM E XXXV GOLD H IL L , OREGON, TH U RSD A Y , MARCH 16, 1033 NUMBER 49 L. A. Banks Kills Officer Prescott JA WILLE TEAM WIN S TOURNEY”",'?.?;;,;', Expect Large Crowd Here M. S. JOHNSON DISCUSSES LOCAL MINING, OR to Enjoy St. Patricks Dance ‘PORK AND BEANS, SECURED AND UNSECURED’ L 'r T 'n " CONSTABLE SHOTA!BANKS HOME WHEN SERVING WARRANT “Hork ,n d B w n ’ ’ Se,uri’d u,,d w rile r «« Oregonia,,. lu- I” should he tile Southern ¿ivc* a tirici resume o f mining in Geld H ill Chamber of Commerce. <,reMon " oluinnist's heading today, this section. Among the larger operations lie Saturday night, March IK. Dancing rays M. S. Johnson, local hardware names the Foots Creek dredge of w ill start at 9:30 and continue till merchant uml experienced mining Phoenix Is Runner-up; Gold wee hours of Hie morning. When the man, wlio recalls the days when the Guggenheim interests, and the large shovel project on Hie rich W as Serving Papers for Arrest Following Indictment by Irish celeh rale-th ey celebrate right, j |t« „ H ur Lampinan. was editor of pho er ground at the mouth of Sar- Hill Loses in First t.reen ballons, green confetti and ihe (iold llill New» and wrote un nine »rick About •>:, Grand Jury for Complicity in Ballot Theft; men are em- green srrnentinr the | der the heading •Overdrafts. Sc- ployed there. The Sv han ile has p u t' ri hentine w ill help make Hie Round crowd forget their worries and cured and I n secured." eight men to work, several are Banks Rushed Out of District by Police have the time of their lives. All red- j Mr. Johnson, who Is in close working on Cap Kuhli mine, and Playing consistent ball the Jack headed |>enp|r w ill he honored touch with miners lu this vicinity mill has been installed with four or I guests of Ihc evening and prises w ill »«>•» thul every creek and nook has Constable George I). P rescott of M edford is dead and live men working on Ihe old Fred- sonville town lentil woo the first lie distributee! among them. The an overcrowded population trying tnbiirg mine near Ihe obi Charley L A. Banks, fiery editor o f the M edford Daily N ews is annual invftationul independent motto of this St. Pattrlek’s celebra to secure pork and beans by min Johnson place. Placers are also op charged with m urder as the clim ax of the political upheav biiNkelbidl tournunicnt at Gold tion Is "Fun for all and all for fun." ing. Every old cabin and tumble erating on Sams and Galls creeks. al in Jackson county whch resulted in the stealing of bal- llill Saturday evening when they Plenty o f old Irish tunes w ill he I o w ii shed lias been patched up Quite a i lot of peopb* « are looking y u n v u i Ilf K H lK lllK I t . 1 I I a beat the Phoenix eager» by a score »laved by Dom Provost's outstund- made into a makeshift shelter. for mining investments Mr. John- lo ts “ ? Ih v s h e r ,f f recount three weeks ago. of 50 to 35. Tile Grants Pass Cave ing hand. Ahoul the only uninhabiiatrd build son reports, but real good proper- C< i,stable P rescott was killed at ten o ’clock this m orn This week the pavilion floor was ing in these parts is W .1,. Van lies are hard to find, and many men trimmed Sam* Valley 42 Io 28 ing' on the frojit porch of B anks’ home when he and Capt. iHilished assuring dancers of Ihe best Houtrn’s Crnzy House on Sardine to take third place in the affuir. mines which have been abandoned The tall rangy Jayville townies floor in the valley. The hall was Creek, and the only reason it Is va (luring the boom lime, have caved Bown of the state police went to serve a bench w arrant defeated Prospect, St. Mary*«, Sams 8,so decorated for the affair Sulur- cant is it makes one so dizzy they tunnel, and shafts and are in on Banks, charging him w ith com plicity in the theft. Valley and Phoenix Io win the night. ~ The warrant was the outgrowth can’t stay in it. no condition Io show prospective of grand jury proceedings yester championship. .Most of their eon- ’ ~ ~ 1 11 " Mr. Johnson buys much of the buyers. Ernest Ross’ Buick Coupe day. when indictments were re tests were won |,y a good margin. Be.'.vers Lore Finnl Gam* gold obtained by these people .and A fine deal was completed by Mr. Stolen at G. P, Friday turned against about 29 men in their smooth teamwork rolling up to Jayville High, 34-31 purchases range from 7c Io $18.99. Johnson late In February for tfl< Ihe ballot affair. Previously, Banks points while cheeking their oppon-1 A fine collection of nuggels. some sale of a well developed property Ernest Ross’ Buick roadster was elltx on Ihe defense. n Ihe last conference game of Ihe j ,,f wh,ch ure Vldued “ hi«h “ iust across th>* Oregon line in Siski among the missing lust Friday eve had not been arrested in this case, (iol.l llill was eliminated in th e 1 w # w |) h,gh lcho<J, have been brought in from lime Io you county, California, for over although his business manager and ning, and Miss Bertha Coy and Mrs. first round of play after a terrific baskeiball learn was defeated bv the time. $30,009. The property Is known as Maude Bohnsion, who had borrowed several of his close associates are out on bond, charged with burg Five dollars— all in one chunk’ Ihe Corbett group consisting of 8ty game with Ihe Phoenix outfit Jacksonville high team 34 Io 31 on the car for a trip to Grants Pass lary not in a dwelling. which ended w llh Ihe ta lle r hold- r|oor Fr|day nigh, Then it’s not pork anil beans but claims and about 20,999 Ions of spent several anxious hours until lag a 5-pohd advantage,*28-23. 1 h eJ,„ one of the most exciting and fast perhaps a piece of boiling beef and 910.04 ore has been blocked out. In the grand jury indictments slate and city police recovered Ihe locals held a small lead for the est games of Ihe season. potatoes that comes home in Ihe the charge read “conspiracy to Chas. Hopper Brown, mining en car Saturday morning. most purl of the game only to commit a felony,” and involved more gineer of San Diego, plans to ex Tlie Jayville squad was able Io grub bug. MLss Coy and Mrs. Robinson had have victory slip from their grasp win by Ihe three point margin after Most of the individual miners, amine Ihe properly and If satisfac ihan the fifteen persons already ar in Ihe rinsing minutes of the con Ihe Beavers had made a close con says Johnson, arc amateurs and tory, a 50-ton mill w ill be erected gone Io Grants Pass Friday to at rested on the burglary count. tend a musicale in which members test. It was in accordance with this ics! out of Ihe fray often threaten they have Ihe crudest way of get-j and considerable employment w ill of the Pruitt family, former resi Large crowds witnessed the ing Io take the lend. The fust play ting their little pittance, but they he given. latest indictment that Constable gullies and much credit is <h»e Ike ing kepi the crowd, which was are gnmelv trying to keep out of Mr«. Brown was responsible for dents of this city took part. They Prescott was serving papers on managers and officials of the to w n - mostly from Gold H ill, on its toes Ihe bread line, uml deserve u lot of (he locating of Ihe gas shovel oper- parked ihe car near the church, but Banks. A group of four state police ninent In Ihe way. It was carried all of the game. eredit. Some families do not get ation on Sardine Creek by the left it unlocked as they did not have went with Prescott to Banks’ home cut. Wmlille Shaver had charge of j Skeels A Graham company last fall a key to the door. well-armed but hoping to avoid Bill Hnmiuerslv, red-headed for over $2.09 a w w k . After the program no car was to arrangements of the affair. Ernest ward for Ihe Beavers, closed his Mining is Ihe salvation of South- after a three months trial run. trouble, although Banks had re Ross, Jerome Abbott, Bill Hammers- high school basketball career in a ern Oregon. Mr. Johnson firm ly be- I Faith in the mines of this terri- he found, and the girls reluctantly peatedly stated that he would re ly. Gold H ill men, and Poole of creditable manner when he ran up lleves. ami in a recent letter to lory w ill eventually dispel Ihe de called Ernest here, and he obliging sist arrest, and it was known that Butte Falls officiated in a satisfac 15 tallies Io lead the locals. Ward Mr. Lampinan, now editorial and pression here. Mr. Johnson believes. ly went after them. his house was barricaded. Slate and city police got on the tory manner. D irk McKay, Ted B il of Jacksonville was Ihe high scorer According to reports, Mrs. Banks trail, however, and Saturday morn ler. Merritt Hittle, Marvin Emory of Ihe evening making 19 points for LAVERNE WALKER CELEBRATES PAST NOBLE (BRANDS CLUB came to the door, which was se ing it was found on the edge of anil Ciurenee Shaver acted , os the Jayville squad. T H IR T E E N T H BIRTHDAY WED. cured with a chain and could be E N T E R T A IN HUSBANDS Grants Pass, where it had been scorers and timers and kept the Fifteen friends und schoolmates opened only a few inches. The of Seconds Set n Record A big chicken pie dinner is sched abandoned with an empty gas tank. games on schedule which was ap ficers asked for Banks and when The second strings of both schools of Luverne Wulker helped him cel uled for this (Thursday) evening preciated bv Ihe fans he appeared he shot almost w ith played th - preliminary, with Gold ebrate his thirteenth birthday Wed at the Odd Fellows hull when mem It Is planned Io make this tourna- j avvl|jc nesday afternoon when they were bers of Ihe Past Noble Grands club Gold Hill Win» First Tilt out warning and Prescott fell dead meni an annual affair and teams hv healing them 14 Io 9. Horton and his guests from four until six of Amethyst Kebekuh lodge w ill at Ashland Tournament with a bullet wound in his heart. participating this year were en Cornutt were said Io he the two o’clock. entertain their husbands. Arrested a short time later. Banks thusiastic over prosnecls for next innin reasons why Jayville was un A delicious lunch was served at The dinner w ill he served at 7:09. was rushed from Medford to an un B U L L E T IN year. 4:39, and the boys spent the after end plans are being made for 100 able to score. known destination for safe keeping. Gold H ill high «rhool basket Following Is the complete list of noon playing outdoor games. members and guests. Speeding police cars passed through The official lineup follows: ball team won their game with scores for all games: Gold H ill headed north about 11:39 Jayville—34 Beavers—31 Paisley this morning 38-8. They Friday— First Bound— this morning presumadly w ith Ward (19) F (7) r>. Walker DAVIS SIGNS CONTRACT TO PLAY FOR SEALS w ill play the winner of the Port Sams Valley 39, Ashland Metho Beinking (10) Banks in charge. 15) Hnminersly F Orford-Riddle game tonight at dists K. Hess (2) (2) B iller C 8 o’clock. Bulle Falls 24. Medford Blnky- Ord G ( I ) Kell Students of Music Depart dinks 25. Eighteen secondary high schools Lusk (3) G (ID IL Lingren Spartan A. C. 25. St. Marys 41. of Oregon started play at Ashland ment in ‘Big Broadcast’ Referee George Harrington of Jacksonville 29. Prospect 25. this (Thursday) morning in the Medford. Grants Pass 37. Bogue Bver 28. Many Gold H ill people tuned in sixth annual invitational tourna Gold H ill 23. Phoenix 2K. ment sponsored by the Southern on the Medford radio station KMED Date Set for Junior-Senior Saturday—Second Bound— Oregon Normal. Gold H ill Beavers Tuesday evening to enjoy twenty- Sains Valley 2. Medford Rlnkv- Class Play, ‘Yellow Shadow’ ore entered and play Paisley a! minutes of music furnished by the dinks 9. (Forfeit for running in 19:39 this morning. '■old H ill high school music depart Friday, April 14. has been set as Texaco players.) Seven other Jackson county ment under the direction of Mrs. the date for the play, “The Yellow SI. Marys 27. Jacksonville 35. teams are entered in the tourney. Minnie Guy. Shadow” to he given by students of The program consisted of the Saturday -.Sem i-finals— They are: Jacksonville. Central the Gold H ill high school at the Point, Bogue River. Prospect. Butte following: Grants Pass 39. Phoenix 42. local auditorium. Sams Valley 29. Jacksonville 37. Falls. Eagle Point and Phoenix. The Borneo In Georgia— Mixed Chorus. The play was originally planned latter won the secondary high Championship. 9 in. Sal Wondrous Is Ihe Power I Feel, for the Junior class hut laler il was Jacksonville 50. Phoenix 35. school championship for this county and Springtime in the Rockies — i decided Io pick a cast from both the and is one of the favorites in the James and Robert Gay. (Trumpet Third place. 8 n. m. Sal.— Senior and Junior classes making Ashland event. and piano duet). Grants Pass 42. Sams Valley 28 Ihe production Ihe onlv one Io he Six trophies w ill be awarded King Arthur Had Three Sons, and given Ibis year. Rehearsals are I teams in the tournament. Besides We Meet Again Tonight Boys — Tree C v ’-e- Nripbborhcnd i going forward ranldly under the the champions, trophies w ill be Roys’ Quartet. Fight in R o 'TU* River Dist. I direction of Miss Bhodn Cheney, awarded to second and third place Autumn Sunset, piano solo— Rob _____ ¡high school dramatics instructor. winners, and Io the consolation ert Gay. "The Yellow Shadow” is an un A neighborhood ounrrel over a chanip’ons and second and third Sing Me a Chantey W ith A Yo tree which grew too near to the usually intcresling story and with nlaces winners in that division, Heave Ho— Boys’ Chorus. property line, brought l.lovd and the cast selected from the Iw o clas i Individual ribbons w ill be given to Sylvia; Fa La Ne Na Bombina: Elmer Milton and Clarence .1. Stiehl. ses should prove Io be highly enter i members of Ihe six highest ranking Me and My Little Banjo — Girls’ all nf Bog-e River. Into lustier court taining Io the large crowd expected teams. Chorus. here Tuesday. Io attend. The schedule for Thursday’s Those who made the trip and j games follows: According to evidence Ihe fuss | ---------------------- participated In the broadrast were: began when Stiehl broke branches SMOKER COM M ITTEE SAYS j 9:So a.in.— Pori Orford vs. Riddle. Roys’ Glee club: Ted Ritter, Jim from a tree which grew on the Mil-1 BATTLERS HARD TO LOCATE ¡10:39 n.m— Gold H ill vs. Paisley. Gay, Frederick Guetzlaff, James ton property, hut extended onto Ids The smoker committee of the 11:39 a.in.— Riverton vs. Central Cornutt, Rowland M iller. Lloyd place. 'Hie Miltons resented this I.O.O.F. lodge reported at their Point. Hollfield. Burl Johnson and Robert and are nlleaed Io have attacked Tuesday meeting that Ihe boys in 1:99 pan.— Chiloquin vs. Prosoect. Gay at the piano. Slihl and Inflicted several minor in- the neighborhood are very peaceful 2:99 n.m.— Lakeview vs. Butte Girls’ Glee club: Louise Smith, juries. The charge nlneed against and that they are having a hard Falls. Ila May Higginbotham, Jeanne Ham- them was assault and battery. lime lining up contestants for the 3:99 p.m.—Phoenix vs. Arngo. mersly, Opal Rodgers, Marjorie Da Lloyd Milton was given a sen- affair, hid they Intimate that Iwo 4:99 pan.— Yoncalla vs. Jackson vis, Mary Linda W ild, June Moore, fence of ten days and costs, hut this nr three more weeks and they w ill ville. Jean Smith, Alice Dusenberry and was suspended on good behavior, he readv Io go. They signed up .'■'•99 p.m.— Powers vs. Bogue River. Mary Gay. Frank Carter and Paul Thompson and Elmer was released. 7:99 p.m.— Eagle Pl. vs. Gold Bench. After the broadcast members of Tuesday night. Everyone had a 8:99 p.m.— W inner Port Orford- the party, who all went to Medford Mrs. Alh-e lloomslult'-r and moth fine time and enjoyed the feed. Riddle game vs. winner on the school bus attended the Toney Boss, Secy. er, Mrs. I,. I,. Smith from near the Gold Hill-Paisley game. show. Miss Chaney and Miss Hankey * Riviera nuto nark, were guests of 9:00 p.m.— Loser Pori Orford-Rid who accompanied the students to Curt Davis, former BOA star he i e, signed for another year with the Old papers for sole at The News Mrs. Clifford Wright Sunday after dle game vs. loser Gold Medford, Invited everyone to enjoy office. it S. F. Seals March 4. He is one of t he leading pitchers on the coast. noon. Hill-Paisley game. popcorn with them after the show, ■I
