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It (StflXlb The Most Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, r--- VOLUME XXXVI '■■■■■ 1 GOLD HILL, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1933 ■■ CALL FOR BIOS ON BRIDGES Published in the B iggest Little Town in the State A. A. Walker Chosen Director At Quiet School Election NUMBER 11 and Garden Clubs JONES DENIES Baseball Present Benefit Entertainments CITY FUNDING BALLOT THEFT PLAN ILLEGAL Moving picture* of interesting, children are also to be featured. Alva Walker Is the new member events right here in Southern Ore Don't forget that the program gon, as well as a reel showing the w ill be held at 8:00 at the high of tire (iolrl D ili district school earthquake damage in California, school auditorium— and that admiS' board, by virtue of election al the Federal Funds for Portland* annual school meeting .Monday aft- Says He W as On Guard to are on the hour-and-a-hulf program sion is only 10c and 5c. Gold HUI Has Funds in In which the Carden club has planned trnoon. Although 140 people lurri Salem Widening and S Prevent Disturbance for tomorrow evening, June 23. A big dish of boxing and wrestl vestm ent Companies in ed out to vole, showing a live in The entertainment is sponsored ing events is in store for fight fans Bridges Available of G. G. C. Meet terest in school affairs, the elec Io raise funds for the work the of this community tonight (Thurs Violation of Law garden club is doing to improve day) evening when Hogue River tion w'tts a quiet one, Mr. Wulkt-r SALEM, June Id.— Rids for the being eleeleti by acclamation, wlten The slate built up a strong cose the city, and with the small ad und Gold H ill men clash in a smok mission charge of 10c for adults er at the Odd Fellow hall. That the city of Gold H ill is en construction of the Auroro-Brooks no other names were placed In ugainst Wuller J. Jones, mayor of and 5c for children, they look fo r nomination. Marvin Emory of the Gold H ill tered in an illegal contract w ith Hogue lliver, during his trial for and Canby sections of the Pacific Mr. Wulker succeeds It. E. Cook, huliot theft this week, hut in testi ward to u good turn-out to help baseball team and Burwell O’Kelly two investment companies was the higliwuy, uspliallic concrete paving who was chosen lust year to fill their cause. of Hogue River have arranged four disclosure made Monday evening mony from the stand Wednesday, lor a distance of 16 miles, w ill be the unexplred term of Lester Hid Jones hus made a sweeping denial The Cold H ill orchestra under events in wrestling and a like num when Gus Newbury, Medford at let nt the meeting of the state high ing, who resigned. Mr. Cook did of any part In the robbery per- the direction of O. C. Purkeypile, ber in the boxing division. The torney read the Oregon constitu w ill contribute to the program, and first bout is scheduled for 8:00 p. tion to councilmen at a meeting in petluted lust February. way commission June 28, it was an not run for office again this year. altogether, a fine evening of enter in. the city hall. Miss Bertha Coy, clerk of the Joiie« has been pictured as the nounced here today. The project* How news of the illegal contract hoard, also hart no opfiosilion anti boss of (lie stealing by the Sex tainment well be provided. The complete card is as follows: w ill cost about 8250,000. Among the Southern Oregon was first secured, was not exactly was reelected try acclamation to ton brothers who entered the vaults Wrestling Hid« were called immediately this Job which she has ably filled versus Gold H ill clear to many at the meeting, in the courthouse and took the bal scenes that w ill I k - of interest in the Hogue River npon receipt of word from Wash for several years. Ernie Kell but it was reported to have lot pouches. They testified that he movie reel, are those of the bomb Bill Raker ington that the fund« previously The annual report of the district gave the signal for breaking the ing planes that were in Medford or> Gene Dix Hal Norris been told to Albert Pankey, mayor, nlloted for this work und held up, was read anti approved, and tire Memorial day. Others are pictures George Pitman Marvin Emory by a bond salesman that went vault window after instructing one hail been released by executive or entire group gave a rising vole of Merrit Davis through here last week. man to start the engine of his car, of Crater Lake, scenes taken at tht Hud Shults der, Work w ill be started on these thanks to Mr. Cook as retiring mem Centennial mine, and pictures of The city is making regular pay Boxing Io drown the noise, and that he sections early next month, The ber of the hoard. V. Gorman ments every month for the purpose stood uround all evening with a the world-famous ski-Juntpers who Marion Pitman money is in addition In funds Ore Chairman W. E. Boss expressed hammer up his sleeve, to prevent look part in the ski meet near Fort W alt Reynolds M errit Hittle of retiring city bonds, to the Invest gon w ill receive from the public his thunks Io the people for their Klamath last winter. Al Smith Woodie Shaver or’s Syndicate of Minneapolis, and anyone “on the outside** from dis- works bill. Comedy reels especially for the Ike Diess interest, and urged that they at-1 fuelling the proceedings. ________________________ Junior Robinson The Benefit Savings and Loan Co. These Jobs w ill complete the tend the meetings of the board of Portland. The contracts were He is also alleged to have ar-1 widening of the Portland-Salem each month. signed w ith these companies in ranged with Mrs. Henrietta H. Mar- Miss Cheney, Local Quackenbushes Are section of the Pacific highway, it 1919. The law prohibiting any city tin that the Good Government Con was announced. Teacher, W eds Oril from becoming a partner to any in Remodeling Gold Hill gress, in session in the courthouse Ball Team Take» Pointer» vestment company was passed prio r A telegram wa» received loilav j auditorium, cheer loudly at a given Robbins o f Amity Hotel Building to this time. Funds of a city may To Cleaner» In 22-2 Win signal, to help drown the noise from J. M. Devers, attorney for the i be invested in government bonds, commission now in Washington, , made by those entering the vault. city bonds, port bonds, county According to a dispatch in the suggesting the immediate adver Further testimony, given by V ir Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quacken- Sunday afternoon wus another _ ______ tising of the Oregon coast bridges, big day foe the heavy hitting Cold gil ______ Edington of Cold ____ H ill, r stated Sunday papers. Miss Rhoda Cheney, bush, who recently returned to bonds and highway bonds. It was announced at the highway! that he. Wesley M eKllriek and A r-j le“rher in the local high school last Gold H ill from Californio, are re Attorney Newbury advised the H ill baseball learn when they bung department here. Tlie telegram was ed out 14 bits and scored 22 runs tliur l.nDieu. the latter convicted. y *ar. was united in marriage Io modeling the Gold H ill hotel, and council to w ithdraw their funds at received by R. II. Itahlixk, stale in trouncing the Central Point team. last week of the liallot theft, to o k 1 tL Robbins of Amity, Thurs- plan to have it ready for business in once, and a letter has been receiv ed from State Treasurer Hoiman highway euginerr, who left immed six of tlie stolen pouches to th e , June 15. The ceremony took about two weeks. Playing their first game under Washington, iately for Portland with ( j ir l Wash- the managership of Hay Thompson Jones home near Rogue River, place in Tacoma, Plans call for a fine dining room that his office w ill aid the city in burne, Eugene member of the com tlie Hittites* batting lineup was jug where Mr. Jones instructed them where the bride.« parents,. Rev. and soda fountain in the room protecting these funds. The city of Gold H ill has approx mission. where the bride's parents, Hcv. gled around und the number of bits to lake them to the home of Mc- and Mrs. Cheney, reside. Both are graduates of Linfield was formerly located, and exten imately twelve thousand dollars in While the details of the telegram indicated a greater hitting strength Kitrick's parents across the river were not known, it was understood tuts be vu uncovvrvd. Duly ouv mem- uud buru tbciu. Both McKitrick and college at McMinnville. sive remodeling io rooms back of vested in the two companies. No Mr. Robbins was recently elected this w ill provide for a modern definite ac1l6h' on what to do about Devers recommended immediate beer of the I I that played for Cold Edington said that Jones told them the situation was taken at the meet advertising in order to have the H ill failed Io make a safe hit Sun to get some pitch to make the bal roach in the Amity schools. No def kitchen. inite information has been receiv Ten of the 19 bedrooms w ill be ing Monday evening but it is plann projects ready for construction day, but every player chalked up lots burn better. McKitrick and another man— ed here as to whether Mrs. Robbins renovated and furnished to provide ed to dispose of the matter at the when the $3.400.000 w ill he avail al least one score. now said to be Jones* son-in-law, w ill return to fu lfill her contract accommodations for tourists and regular meeting next month. able by loan and grant from the Toughie Kell was in good form It was brought out at the meet federal government. It 'was under Sunday and held the Pointer but Lee Hugg, got tlie pitch from the which she signed this spring, or other travelers, and the lobby w ill ! Jones woodshed according to these rot. stood Devers expresses! assurance teries Io five scattered blows. be improved to make an up-to-date ing that several other towns of the valley have also been connected Mrs. Robbins, wns one of the reception room for patrons. the money eould be obtninert. The victory Sunday afternoon state witnesses. popular teachers in the Mrs. Jones, her daughter, Mrs. most The west wing of the hotel w ill with the investment companies fo r Three of the five bridges should ran the local teams winning streak Hugg .and Mr. Hugg, have all de schools here last year, and her not be occupied at present, as other several years. be advertised first. It was indi to eight straight without a lose. cated. These would be tire Watd- A return game w ill he played nt nied that (he men came to their many friends extend their best improvements are planned in the near future. port. Florence anil Reedsport spans, Central Point this Sunday after home, staling that they are light wishes. Improvement Committee sleepers, and that they would sure Mrs. Quackenbush is employing leaving those nt Coose Huy anil noon. Seeks Five R elief Men to local men for the work, w ith Bob Newport for later advertising. The box score of Sunday’s game ly have heard them if they were 3® Men Arrive for Help Complete Program Cook in charge of plumbing, and Ed there. The parents of McKitrick is as follows: Duty In C.C.C. Camp have admitted that the ballots were Bolt doing the carpentering. They Gold H ill Lodge Installation The central committee on civic are assisted by Bill Hammersly and burned at their home, and that improvement, representing the com A cadre of 30 C. C. C. men from Here Tuet., July 11 Foley, ef Norman Bailey. Freddie Raker is pitch was used. mercial club, the council and the Jefferson Barracks, Mo., four en doing the painting, and furniture The defense is basing its rase on Coy, ss garden club, held a meeting ct the listed members of the regular army w ill be bought through M. S. John ¡he argument that Jones was out Officers of the Odd Fellows and llittle , r f city hall Wednesday to make final in charge of Captain W. L. Brock son, local hardware and furniture side of the courthouse to prevent Rebekah lodges, who were recently Emory, If plans for the improvement w ork of New York, of the navy medical dealer. threatened disturbance, ns word elected for the ensuing term, w ill Force, e . started lit r e . corp» arrived in Medford Monday The Quackenbushes are not new bad reached them that l^onard be installed July 11. An installing Gardner, 2b 'they ate taking advantage of the in a special car aboard the Shasta, to Gold H ill, having had the hotel Hall, editor of the Jacksonville team from Medford, with F. E. C. Kell. 3b unemployment relief program to and were transferred to Moon here three years ago, and local res Miner had offered two boys 81 Redden as District Deputy Grand Shaver, 1b get much of the w ork done on the Prairie camp, where they w ill be idents are glad to have them return apiece to throw a gas bomb into Marshal in charge, w ill seat offic Kell. p gro’ nds, itself, and decided to ask stationed. !o this city, and reopen the hotel the Good Government congress Nolan, ss ers of the Odd Fellows. for at least five men to work one The unit was scheduled to arrive which has been unoccupied for meeting. Members of the local Rebekah Moore, rf .. dr > f. week for the next six weeks, Sunday night, but the route was some lime. Defense attorneys nre also seek rh ap trr w ill assist in installing o.- longer, as th y are available. changed and the recruits made the ing to refute evidence of the Sex- 43 22 14 their officers. These men w ill be under the su trip via the southern route. Two Ion brothers by statements of char Central Point The ceremony w ill be public, and pervision of Marshal Eber Davis, carloads of equipment and supplies Banks Asks Retrial, acter witnesses who maintain that AR R H the Rebekahs will serve refresh were also brought here on the Claiming Errors and their first job w ill be to com the boys' reputation for truth is ments at the close of the evening. F. Rumby, p plete the tennis court. The com Shasta Monday morning. very bud. They are former resi Tlie Odd Fellows w ill hold a R. Rumby. 2b mittee estimated that five men Tuesday morning, a cadre of the L. A. Banks, who was convicted dents of Cons county, and Sheriff memorial service Sunday, June 25.' Moran, ef, e same number of men, were brought of the murder of Constable George could have the court ready for fenc Hess of that county, has testified All members of the order are to be Cocker. If. p to Medford by train for the Elk Prescott, in a trial al Eugene last ing in two days. that they have been in his custody present at the Central Point lodge i Hull, e The crew w ill then grub out the creek camp, and the Kerby group month, has filed a motion for a re many limes. hall at 10:30 n. in. that day, und go Russell, lb got off the train at Grants Pass. trial, on the grounds of irregular wild grass in front of the court, and The ease w ill probably go to the 3 in a body In the place of meeting. j Merritt, 3b .......... Roth cadres are from Jefferson ities in court proceedings, and er prepare this ground for seeding to jury tomorrow. At the regular meeting of the Yneklee. ss ..................... 3 Barracks. rors in law, misconduct of Perse lawn. The area between the tennis The trial of John Glenn, assistant Gold H ill lodge. I. (). 0 . F. Tuesday W all, rf ........................... 2 Announcement wns made that the cuting Attorney Moody, and in court and the city hall w ill be Jailor, is the next scheduled in the of Ibis week, the Gold H ill ball club I and small Diamond Lake camp, to be occu sufficient evidence to warrant the thoroughly cleaned, 20 2 5 0 ballot theft case, for which 22 are pied by veterans, w ill be shifted to was given permission Io bold their stumps removed so that it w ill be verdict of guilty. indicted. smoker in the lodge rooms, Thurs Tiller, and w ill hereafter be known Banks is still in the Pacific hos ready for playground equipment day, June 22. GoM Hill May Have as T ille r camp. pital at Eugene, recuperating from which the commercial club w ill M l’ST GET NEW CAR Three ambulances have ar a recent operation. He w ill be place there. Dry Cleaning Plant LICENSES BEFORE JULY GOLD H IL L RATTING AVERAGES On the west side of the building, rived for the district, and 33 trucks there three or four days yet. physi 1ST. HOSS SAYS for the Rogue River forest services cians say. Mrs. Banks is in Eugene, the men w ill level and clear all the Alt llils Avg. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Grove and ground not now in lawn. Later, a use In the C. C. C. work are ex also. 1 .500 feniily of Banning, California, were Roy Moore ................. 2 Word from Secretary of State pected in soon. There w ill be 31 croquet court w ill be established Nolnn ......... ................. 2 1 .500 in (¡old H ill Ibis (Tbursduy) morn Hoss* office this week slates that trucks for the Siskiyou national in this section, and next year, the 100 DEGREES BELOW ZERO T. Kell ................. 22 9 .400 ing loot ing for a suitable location no leniency w ill be extended to forest camps, also in this district, Nineteen years ago a mounta'in garden club plans to build a rock .400 to establish n dry cleaning plant. automobile owners who fail to ob Lieut. G. A. A. Jones announced. H iltle ........................... 30 12 c’ imber cs died a minimum ther garden and Illy pool there. 8 .303 The Groves recently operated a tain licenses for the next six Force .......... ................ 22 Several local young men who Captain Brock, who arrived mometer at an elevation of 15,000 dry cleaning and pressing plant In months period by July 1. The II- Monday w ill lie the doctor in feet on the slopes of Ml. McKinley play tennis, have volunteered to .............. M 12 Gardner Dailey ................ 25 8 .320 Southern California, but have been cense fee for the six month’s per charge of Lake O’ the Woods comp in Alaska. This thermometer was work on the tennis court, and as .300 lured Io Oregon by the scenic at (id Is $5.00. 1). Walker . ................. 10 3 and Moon Prairie camp. found n short lime ago by another the crew of men receiving relief S. Coy .......... ............... 27 8 .200 tractions and splend'd climate this This low fee makes it iinprac- Lieutennnt Robert T. Frederick mountain eliniber and the index can be had but one day a week, the ................ 38 t l .289 stnle has to offer. Tlie Groves hnvc Ileal to grunt n moratorium beyond, of Fort W infield Scott has taken was not only below the lowest committee hopes that those inter L. Foley 30 It .282 relatives at Grants Pas, and nre the license date. Emory up duties as adjutant at the Mer- g'adualion on the scale (93 degrees ested w ill put in some time on the C. Kell 42 11 .201 acquainted in Gold H ill. Hoss also staled Ihat automobile ( ford district offices of the C. C. C. below rerrt) but was projecting court, so that it w ill be ready for Hanunerslv ................ 21 5 .238 owners should apply direct to his replacing Captain Edmund Nelson into the Tvlb in such a position use as soon as possible. Shaver There is a grent demand for office for llieir tags. An additional, Herbert who became ill. Lieut, that it eould go no farther. Evi ................ 27 8 .222 When the grounds are ready for 0 .ODD Spring Fryers in this district, and charge of 25c for a temporary Frederick assisted In organising dently at some time since the other work, the committee plans F. Foley . ................ 3 Davis ............................. 2 0 .000 according Io inquiries made last slicker is mnde when the applies- some of the C. C. C. camps in Coi thermometer had been there the nnother community w ork day sim week, they are quite scarce. Here's tion is filed through the office o f.ifo rn la . temperature was at least 100 d ;- ila r to that held the early part of Team Avg. . .270 n lip— advertise your fryers In The the county sheriff, and the licenso ..... . — . grees below zero. A lest by the May. Then, the picnic grounds w ill Gold H ill News, and sell them while is obtained no sooner. | Know what is going on in Gold weather bureau showed lhal the be Improved and tables and fire Read the Ads I They will save you the enrly-season high prices pre 1 H ill—Subscribe to The News and instrument was in excellent condi places built, and rock w ill be haul money I vail. ed to rip-rap the tennis court. tion. SUBSCRIBE FOE T E E NSfVB keep tafortned-
