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’j * JU -v (jMih Will- The M ost Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State VOLUM E XXXVI ■ T O ". — . I * 1 . . ■! GOLi) HILL, OREGON, THLRS1>“\ \ , JUNE , 5' ,QU N U M B E R io n DRIVERS MUST RENEW PERMITS Only One School Director ! M I A Q U to Be Chosen Monday V v U K I l Contrary to rumors that have been current this week, there will I he hut one school director elected I at the annual school meeting Mon D EM E li/ill Club Plans Entertainment III Q Y FINII2 K l N l W l U Garden To Raise Improvement Funds ■» ■ llllUu ON CITY PARK A home talent program , a u g m e n t-. interest to the ch ild re n . Hemark-1 llU ll, 8 T ed by several reels of motion p ic -1 able pictures of the army planes I lures, is the entertainment planned that visited Medford on M em orial1 --------- by the Gold H ill garden club Io day w ill also he shown. I Director Dun McCarter, who left Old Licenses Now Void; No Monday for Pasadena, to visit Mrs. Relief Program Again P ro i uise funds to carry on the improve-j The ladies w ill draw from Use Local Youth W ho H ad P a rt ment program which was launched abundance of home talent in this McCarter, who is ill. has not re Exam ination Required in vides M en; Local People in Crime Give« Key here this spring. ] li ly for musical numbers, and there signed from the hourd, ns lias hern M ost Cases Friday evening, June 23. has been irporled. In a statement made w ill be other entertainment to pro M ust Keep Up Interest Testimony set aside for this event, and local vide a well-rounded program. prior to his depurt*vrr he said he people »re urged to plan now to does nol intend to resign unless un If present plans carry, this w ill The iww law governing driver's foreseen cireumslaners should det- lie very be the first of a series of enter Work on Ihr tennis court at the attend. Admission w ill T r ia l of W alter J. Joaeo. Kernses went into effect June 9. hiltely demand that he move from city Dull i .irk was resumed this tensionable Io allow every member tainment features the club w ill m ayor of Rogue River, second I of the family Io enjoy the program sponsor in order to build up with the o lh rr laws passed by Ih r this eliy. defendant in the ballot theft week by men obtained through the as well as to help this worthy j lend for the improvements they Even if a resignation should oc cases, begins today. stale li-gislaltire, and undrr its ru l ! county relief progrum. This revives cause. cur, Secretary Bertha Coy points hope to make. Thomas Henderson of this the improvement work there, which ing. you cun now get a license w ith Complete details are not available j They are nmhitious to complete out, thr notice of election which > city, was excused fro m ju ry ' was suspended for a time Iasi out lulling un esanilntitiou, except as yet. but the program commit tee. I as soon as possible the work at the has been duly posted and publish- ' d u ty yeMierday. Josephine in special eases. ' month because the unemployment including Mrs. George Dorman and ed, stales that only <1 rector and l ily park, amt, although the C oin- Cods ia the only other Gold The license w ill cost SI. how- one secretary w ill he elected, and luiidx tiud been exhausted. A new .Mrs. Joe Blair have announced i therein I club are w illin g Io help i H ill member of the venire. tv e r, instead of the 50c fee which Io xelerl a second director ut Mon impropriation for June has been llial it w ill he well worth the small from the funds they have raised j ____ was in effect the past few months to day'» Hireling would lie illegal. A . secured, however, and it is now ex .ttlmixsion that w ill i»i- I«- charged. | with the dances, tiie garden club. After a trial which wa„ out- pected tiial nt least three men can those Inking examinations. apeciul xi ssion would have Io he I Ihe California-Oregon Power members wish to create a fund of standing for the minimum of de- he had for two days each week. The new law provides that hold- railed for thul purpose. company has consented. at the re- their own to supplement this. lay allowed by Presiding Judge I hey w ill work under the super quest of the local club to show s e -1 More details of the program w ill] Allison Skipworth, Arthur l.a D im , era of lirenseg ilated prior to July I. Voters Monday w ill choose a j 1031. may renew them liefore Sep siiccr-.sor to It. E. t'ook, who was vision of Act.ng Marshal Win. K in yeral reels of Interesting motion lx- published next week, so look former manag.ng editor ot the tember I of this year without elected last year to fill the vacancy ney, who is taking a line interest in pictures, including scene, of Ore- forward to this «late, and keep it o p -' Medford Daily News, was cor.vict- taking an unusual number of truf rails <1 hv the resignation of Let keeping up (lie grounds. gon s beauty spots and industries, en in the interest of your own ed last night of “burglary not in An arrangement has been made as well as comedy films of ipce-a' fle accidents or convictions ter Boling. T h r office of secretary home town. • »• dwelling*' for his part in the with the city council to see that against them. Those applying for w ill also hr file d -t this lime. ' theft of general election ballots last the new plunlings made by thr gard tbelr first operator’s license are re As no one has puhllrlv announced Relief Work and Aid Now 1 February. The crime carries a sea- quired to lik e the examination. 1.1- • heir Int'-ntier to run f ir these of en d u b ure kept watered, along GoIJ Hil! Bell Team Ag-’.in Beats Miners, 6 -4 1 Available in Thia District tence of 2 to 5 years imprisonment. eenses issued since July I. 1031, art- fices, noinhinlioiu w ill he made with the lawn, and the ladies are The ballots were stolen to pre Io take care of the flow er beds ns good until June 3(1, 1035. In i n the floor Monday afternoon. vent a recount aske i by former far us weeding and cultivating is In a close and interesting game Operators' licenses may be had The unemployment relief pro Sheriff Jennings, who wax defeat concerned. played on the Jacksonville diamond by sending Io the headquarters of gram whi< h had been temporarily ed by a narrow margin by Gordon Garden Club to Plant A meeting of the central com- Sunday afternoon the Gold H ill the stale auto license bureau in ebandoned last month tx-eausr of a Salem, enclosing your SI fee. Flcwer Bed Friday ni'llec, representing the council, j baseball team again took the Miners shortage of relief funds, is being re Schermerhorn. It was intimated In the trial that County Judge Fehl,as the commercial club and the gard- Into camp. The score was C to 4. Motorists required under the pro sumed under a slightly different w«4l as Schermerborn did not de visions of the new law Io lake ex Next Friday uftrrnoon, the gard cii club was held Monday evening, Gold H ill gained a comfortable plan this month, according to word sire a recount, and helped pi u the aminations for operator licenses en d u h w ill have unotuer worn to luy further pluns for keeping up lend early In the game when five received here this week. theft. i runs were scored in the second in may do so at the Portland or .Salem meeting lu plant the flower bed ihe work on the park. The field representative for this Among the most important w it They discussed having another : fling. The Miners kept pecking away, offices of operators' division, de uround the fountain in the city district was here Tuesday morn nesses of the tria l was V irg il Ed- community work day, hut no deft- scoring a run in the fifth frame and partment of slate, or nt one of 57 park. ing and announced that he w ill be ington of Gold H ill, who testified Ladies ure asked to bring plants nite date was set, because of th? hot another in the eighth. In the last in Gold H ill each Tuesday morning towns throughout the state covered that he, w ith La Dieu and Wesley weather. The suggestion was made, half of the ninth the (¡old H ill play by traveling examiners. Schedules suitable for this bed such as del- until further notice, and that people McKitrick took six of the stolen showing th r towns, dates and phinium, cosmos, asters, petunias, ! however, that several evenings be ers nipped a rally in the bud by who are eligible Io aid should see ballot pouches to Hogue River and hours when examiners w ill be pre mid other quick-growing nud flow- set aside for this work, so that pulling over a double play when a him at the office of Miss Bertha burned the ballots at the home of sent may be obtained from offices eriug plants, ns well as low border c* much as possible ran be accom Miner player started for home plate Coy, local relief committee woman McKitsd* t *s parents. Then. he plished, and the pack be used to on a fly ball. The Miners made two of thr operators* division nr from plants. at that time. No work is being given stated, they d r o v to the month of good advantage this season. i ins in that inning to bring their any sheriff or member of thy state Fertiliser has tieen brought dur out to residents of this district Galls creek, just south of Gold There Is much lefl to be done on total to 4. Gold H ill scored their poMee. ing the week to enrich the soil nod through the Medford office under H ill, weighted the empty bags and Ihe grounds, including cleaning and other tally in the seventh inning. The examination given Io appli-intake it reaily to receive the plnntx, the new plan, and those receiving threw them into the river. Hammersly and Force formed the rants for licenses Io operate motor I and thr marshal has worked II in leveling Ihe corner near th r library work w ill only waste their gas by Edington took Ihe stand as a vehicles Includes a written test of ■ thoroughly. If ineniliers w ill also and putting the ground near the ten battery for Gold H ill while Hess driving to the central office. state’s w.tness, having made a f u | about 30 questions on state traffic . bring old strawberry cups, these nis court into shape for a child pitched for the Miners and Boss did An appropriation of $6560 has confession in the weeks following laws and vision and hearing tests. ! w ill he placed to protect the new ren's play ground. The upper park the receiving. Five hits were made been set aside for Jackson county, the theft. He was indicted w ith which is to lie used for picnic off Hammersly and 11 off the slants The applicant's ability to read and plants from the sun. which is only about half ot what 22 others, but charges against him At the regular meeting last F r i grounds is also far from ready, but of pitcher Hess. understand road signs Is checked by is really needed, and drastic cuts were recently dismissed. The complete box score follows. presenting pictures of the signs to day evening, the members agreed to a few evening's work could put Ihis have had to be made. Personal W hile on the stand Edington in» Gold H ill. him. If hr pusses these trsls salts- each spend some time this week nt into fine shape. visits have been made to practically volved L. A. Banks, form er editor Because of the many activities re AB R H E fnctorily he is given a practical the park homing anil weeding the all eligible families, and where it of the D aily News, now under life 0 «¿riving examination in a vehicle beds which have already been lating to Memorial day and the C. Kell. 3b _________ „. 5 1 2 has been humanly possible, some sentence for ,hs murder of Con 0 provide«! by himself. This includes planted, and Marshal Win. Kinney closing of school, little was done Hlttle. r f ........................... 4 1 2 have had to be dropped from tbo stable Geo. Prescott when he the more common maneuvers a w ill keep them well-walered Io In thr latter part of last month, hut T. Kell, 2b ................... 4 0 1 1 list. There are 1400 families still sought to arrest him on the b il residents are urged not to lose in Force, c ........................... 5 0 1 0 motorist performs when operating sure good growth this yeur. on the rolls, however, and the lot charge. Edington stated that -di- 0 Results of this spring's work are terest in Ihis fine community pro Emory, If ....................... 5 1 2 in ordinary traffic, such ns right committees are doing all in their bis were framed at the Banks home Coy, ss ............................. 3 1 1 and left turns, parking and stopping already showing fine, nnd the in ject. and to stand rrndy to do more power to see that they get sup tw o days after the theft. terest must he kept up, so that the work on the grounds when a defi Shaver ,1b ....................... 4 0 0 and starting. plies. The state contends that County Foley, cf ......... ........ ___ 4 1 1 nite date is set. July I of this yeur also inaugu efforts w ill not be in vain. Of these 1400. there are 46 fam Judge Fehl, Suspended S heriff The garden club, commercial club, Hammersly, p ...... .......... 3 1 1 With the resumption of the relief rates the $5 license fee for nutomo- ilies in the Gold H ill district, which Schermerhorn, W alter Jones, Jail biles enacted by Ihe las! legislature. work on tiie tennis court, the ludies and council are renewing their ef includes Kanes, Galls, Foots and or Glenn and Thomas Brecheen, 37 6 11 4 Licenses issued this year, however, hope to get the complete program forts. nnd their plans are told more Sardine creek communities, as Ashland politician, conspired to Jacksonville. are good only to January 1, 1934, undrrway again, ufter n lull of specifically in other news items well as the town proper, and work steal the ballots after the court had AB when new plates covering a full 12 three weeks, and urge all members carried Ihis week. orders w ill be given out as rapid granted a recount, and that the Hall, r f .......... 5 months' |>erlod w ill be issued for to help. ly as possible, to care for those In ether indicted men carried out Boss, c ............ _....... ...... .. 5 another $5. A fine talk on iris was given at Ray Thompson to Manage this district. their plans. Reinking, ss ..................... 3 last Friday's meeting by Mrs. Cecil The story of the theft, as pieced Baseball Team ; Central Hess, p ................... 4 Johnson, and many beautiful speci ROGUE R IV E R AND GOLD H IL L together from the testimony, is as Expect Larger Enrollm ent Coffman. If .......... 4 Point Plays H ere Sun. BOYS TO B ATTLE IN SMOKER mens were brought to be studied. follows: Hunsaker, 1b ...... 4 in H igh School N ext Year The suggestion has been made that During a meeting of the “Good Lusk, 3b .......... 4 At a meeting of the Gold H ill The next smoker, which is Io be (¡old H ill choose iris ns its flower, Government Congress” last Febru Dorothy, 2b ..................... 3 A larger enrollment than last staged this coming Thursday night, and plan! Ihem all along Ihe high baseball club held Wednesday eve ary, two brothers. Mason and W il Ward, cf ...................... 3 year is expected this fall when the June 22, in the Odd Fellows hall, way through lown. This is especi ning, Bay “Tommy" Thompson was bur Sexton, gained entrance to the doors of the Gold H ill high school w ill be made up of boxing nnd ally appropriate ns Ihe iris has also appointed manager of the team to ballot vault by breaking an out 35 4 5 4 open for another year's work, ac wrestling matches between (¡old been suggested ns Ihe national 'ill the place left vacant by Dan side window. The brothers had cording to J. A. Thomason, superin flower, and if Gold H ill gets (heirs McCarter. Mr. McCarter left early H ill and Hogue Itiv rr entrants. been held in ja il on petty charges tendent of the local schools. The W ag e Increase» Perm itted Several good boxing bouts and planted Ihis year, they w ill secure this week for California. and Jailor Glenn had offered them Hay Thompson has been interest Some in Foreat A rm y high school has shown a gain for “$10 and good jobs” if they would wrestling matches have already much favorable publicity as one of several years and from all indica aid in the theft. Several goo«t boxing bouts nnd the first towns to recognize the ed In baseball for a good many years and is well informed on the Wage increusep of between $6 tions this year w ill be no exception. wrestling mnlches have already national flower. Mason Sexton testified that Glenn This belief is taken from the fig mles nnd plays of the game. He has and $15 a month for 13 per cent of been arranged nnd Marvin Emory of was the superintendent, Brecheen, ures of an enrollment tnken the officiated al the greater part of the the reforestration army have been Ihe assistant superintendent, and Ih r Gold H ill baseball club, which ELEPHANT TUSKO TO MAKE F E R T IL IZ E R pamrs played by the local team this announced by Washington, D. C., last day of school this year when Mnyor Jones, the boss of the steal is sponsoring Ihis smoker as il has 64 students signed up for the next officials. year. Ihe past several, promises an enter ing. year. This is but two less than the Under Ihe management of Mac Robert D. Fechner, director of A elol of blood in Ihe right ven tainment of real bouts between Jones gave the signal for smash was McCarter the team has made a emergency conservative work, re- number enrolled the last year and at ing the window, after instructing representatives of the two rival tricle of a 125-pound heart least 12 more are known that plan Roosevelt had given as Ihe cause of Ihe death splendid showing and it is felt by vealed President R. C. Cummings, county truck towns. attend high school here this fall, driver, to race the motor of his last Saturday in Seattle of Tusko, fans that Thompson can keep Hie approved an exective order raising boys going nt a winning pace. Sev the pay of the forest workers and Besides this number there are al model T Ford. Cheering of Con GOLD H IL L BATTING AVERAGES Ihe largest elephant In eaplivily. Dr. G. A. Singley, a veterinar en consecutive victories without a also instituting a new penalty sys ways fninilies moving in during the gress members in the courthouse ian, performed an autopsy on the «etback is Ihe record hung up so tem for minor offenses committed year that increases the enrollment. auditorium also helped drown the AB Hits Tw o handicraft classes are plan noise. beast, lie said the clot was at least far nnd the outfit is ready Io meet by the enrolled personnel. Hittle ............... 27 I I .407 The new regulations specify that ned for this fall, one for boys and C. Jean Conners, vice president 8 .400 live years old and weighed several any team in this pnrl of Ihe state— T . Kell 20 Medford anil Grants Pass included. not more than five per cent of the another for the girls, according to of the organization, helped remove 8 .380 pounds. Seth Coy ................ 21 Seth Coy has charge of booking authorized strength of any civilian a recent announcement by Mr. the ballots from the vault, handing Twelve men spent most of one Gardner . 31 I I .358 Ihe games for Ihe team nnd an conservation corps company map Thomason. night skinning Ihe enrenss and them to others who put them into .333 18 0 Force .. . nounced today (Thursday) flint the be paid a cash allowance of $45 a culling the meut for fertilizer fac waiting cars, one of which be .320 Bailey ........... 25 Central Point team would play month while an additional eight HAFF-THOMPSON BIRTHDAYS longed to La Dieu. La Dieu, accord 10 Wnlker .......... 3 .300 tories. CELEBRATED MONDAY E VE ing to other testimony, later bor re r cent may be paid $36 a month. here Sunday afternoon. Emory ........ ................ 34 10 .295 The present flat cash allowance is Maxine Cook, nine year old rowed Deputy S heriff Lowd’s car Folev ............ 33 9 .273 Mrs. Geo. H a ff was the hostess at to carry the ballots to Rogue R iv $30 a month. 5 .238 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook, I„ A. BANKS G IV E N Hammersly ... 21 The Increases w ill go into effect a party given Monday evening at er. La Dieu told Lowd that he and MORE APPEAL T IM E 38 C. Kell 9 .230 fell from n hammock while playing on July 1 when 275,000 members of the H a ff home in honor of the some of the hoys were going to .182 in Ihe Tom Cook yard Iasi Friday Shaver ......... 22 4 Six days additional lime for fil the corps w ill be at work in the birthdays of Mr. H aff, and her son, “stage a party, and maybe do a F. Folev 0 .000 end broke her arm above Ihe wrist. ............... 3 ing a motion for a new trial In various forest camps, Fechner said. Paul Thompson. The guests were little ballot stealing.” Lowd tes .000 The broken member which was set Davis 0 .......... 2 The company commander and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Force, Mr. and tified that he considered the latter by Doe. Chisholm is rapidly mend Ihe rase of L. A. Ranks, convicted the camp superintendent at each Mrs Pnul Thompson, Aletha Rob remark “only Idle talk." of murdering Conslnble George J. ing. The Gold H ill dance pavilion Prescott, has been granted Ranks' of the ramps w ill select the men bins, Mae Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mason Sexton and Cummings closed Iasi Saturday night and nttor .eys, Judge George F. Skip- who are to receive the higher Thompson, M r and Mrs. E arl Moore Alvn Cook wax a business caller nol reopen until next month. Fu (Continued on back page) and Mrs. Frank Carter. wages. worth of Eugene said Tuesday. ture plans w ill ba announced later, in Medford Monday. day afternoon. «
