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l'UE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1933 Legislation A s It Affects Foots Creek United States Veterans News Veterans* aid chunges made by congress this season w ill depend much on executive orders yet to be The Fools creek Sunday school Issued interpreting the newly made oiwerved C hlldreiu i!uy Sunday comiMHisution laws. In general, cuts w ill be made w |lli a program which wus us fol lows: Prelude, Phyllis Miller; rec along the following lines, accord itation. Welcome Babies Welcome, ing to the best information of vet Josephine and Dellu Prefounlain; erans’ authorities: Mexican W ar: No soldiers living. recitation, American Sunday School Union, Alice ItolinK; song, We ure Widows pensions of «50 monthly Building; recitation. Peed My tut 10 per cent. Civil W ar: Soldiers pensions, ser Lambs. May Biles; dialogue, Chris,- ian Pioneers, Donald Skelton, Tom vice. *75. disability, «00. cut 10 per my Henderson, Howland Miller and cent. Widows. «30. «40. nnd «50 Hoss Turpin; piano solo, Phyllis monthly, cut 10 per cent. Indian Wars: Soldiers, *20 to «50 M iller; recitation. Plight of Time, Howland Milter; recitation, When monthly, cut 10 per cent. Hpanieh - American W ar: Pinal Jeusus Was Here, Loretta Tomp provides that all kins; recitation, What The Plug compromise Stands Por, Hoss Turpin; recitation. Spanish W a r veterans over 55 years The IJfe That Counts, Hetty Hol of ugr, who are 50 per cent or ing; song, The Galilean Cull. There more disable«! and who are In need, shall remain on the rolls at a basic was an attendance of 42. rule of «15 a month. Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Swenson i Since the basis of what consti of Portland were over night guests tuted “need’* is to be determined Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Prank , by the president, the entire status Elliott, lie being Mrs. E lliott’s neph of the Spanish W ar veterans’ situ ew. They were returning from a ation depends upon the executive ten day wedding trip to Los An order. Bice W. Means, chairman of the geles where they visited Mr. Swen of,tonal tctvI-V Ive committee of son and daughter Aledu. Spanish W ar veterans estimated that if all now on the rolls listed Mr. and Mrs. W illiam W arner ami us 50 or more jx-r cent disabled daughlrr W inifred of Medford were are retuineil. about two-thirds of Sunday afternoon callers at the the Spanish W ar veterans w ill con home of Mrs. Effie Birdseye anil tinue to receive compensation. fam ily. Miss W inifred returned re It w ill range from «15 to «100 a cently from college at Corvullls. month instead of from «20 to »72 ns before the economy act. Gay Neeley daughter of Mr. and Means estimated about a thous Mrs. Grant Neeley has returned nnd totally disabled Spanish W’ar from visiting a week with relatives veterans w ill receive more than at Bedding California. la-fore the passage of the net. all the rest less the average rut be I up Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pickett who about 60 per cent, and from 60. have lived in the community near Delta Earn» for a number of years care for Mrs. Prank Tompkins who hove traded their ranch to a Mr. is recovering from a severe stroke. Pish for a court nt Ashland, and moved Io Medford Inst Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Elliott had as They plan to build on other proper their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and ly- Mrs. Hob Cook and grundaughter Huth Lance of Gold H ill and Mrs. Mrs. D. A. McDonald who has Paulin« Wahl of Hiviera. Other spent severul months with her hus callers were Mr. and Mrs. Frank band who Is employed at the dredge lin S. Groth and Mr. and Mrs. Peter left Friday for her home at Calla Olson of Grants Puss who recently han, California. returned from Portland where they enjoyed the rose festival. Paul McQuat left Monday for Crater Lake where he has been em Mrs. Bertha Poyer who has spent ployed for several years in park the past ten days w ith Mrs. George service. Lance who has n.-ver recovered .Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henderson from a major operation pe-formed hail as their guests over the week u year ugo. left P'riday for Grants end Mrs. Artie Dorcn, Jimmy Hor Pass to visit f >r two weeks with en, Dorethy King, Nellie Wilson, Mr*. Kini n. (By Hr». Martoa I^ a ro ) 000 to 05,000 names to be dropped entirely. World War. Whereas the first regulations issued by the presi dent under the economy art cut the average veterans* pay from «44.10 to «20.10, the final compro mise guarantees that no service- connected case w ill he cut more than 25 per cent, and the average only 18 per cent. The economy act regulation cut all presumptivas from the rolls, while the compromise sets up re viewing boards to puss on whether Ihelr injuries were really war- connerled, nnd pending such de cision, continues them on the rolls until October 31 instead of cut ting thrm off July I. Neuro-psychiatric discuses, if developeil w ithin a year from the close of the war, are made p re -. sumptive, and tuberculosis, if with- ’ in two years. The rate of «30 a month for a widow, and «0 for each child, of presumptive» and service-connect ed cases wos restored, whereas, un- der the economy act orders, w id ows were Io have been cut to «20, with «4 for each child. Non-service connected eases were wiped from the rolls entirely except for the totally, permanent ly disabled. The flat «20 a month they were to have received under I he economy act wa» raised to «30 by the compromise. Estimate wos made that from 90 to 95 per cenf of these eases w ill be dropped from I he rolls. The original Hoosevelt regula tions were designed to save «420,- (100,000 u year while the compro mise finally agreed to is expected to trim expenditures by «320,000,- »00. Gold Bench Youth« Catch 9-lb. Steelhead— Billy Bean and Donovan Sabin, two young Gold Beach Iishermen, raptured Ihe first big steelhead honors of the season at that town last week when they pulled in a 9-pounder. The catch was made at Ihe Wedderbnrn cannery docks. When the big fish hit the hook it it-quired the effort of both boys to hold onto the pole. Finally a man helped the lads haul the fish to the landing. STAR SKETCHES of~ T O M M IX . Z y i -örowtt. A tare. The hero of my early boyhood arts Tom M ix , He Mill la It b hia ftouineneM that makes him even more heroic to me now that I know him and can call him my friend. I t I were eatled upon to five Tom Mix a nick-name, it would be "Iron Man,” for that is exactly what thia stern son of ihe West is in real life. A t his age he leads a more strenu ous life than most young men.. He «till thrives on adven ture and action. That u the most remarkable thing to me about this «real eowboy. Tom Mix w ill never (row old. K oxy I have seen the marvelous physique which has survived the wounds u t J8 bullet! I have seen the knife cuta and battle scars he carries with him as s memento of the rough fron tier days. I have seen the remarkable tribute to mans «rill fur physical Atnasa which Tom M ix haa in his right arm. Broken and splintered, he moulded It back again «nth ex-^ ercise until it b more powerful today than ever before. S. P. Slashes Faiea For Holiday Travel GOLD HILL CHAPTER W. R. C. LAST OF SALMON Meets Twice a month on the 2nd FISHING IN SIGHT and 4th Wednesdays at theft Clnb Conger Funeral Parlors MEDFORD OREGON RELIABLE REASONABLE ■ ” A I think hb great battle with death from appendicitis was a glorious tribute to hb stamina and iron srflL , H b come back on the screen, riding, shooting harder than ever waa wonderful. No wonder that hia popularity today b even ‘greater than before sickness took him for a temporary falL -• jl - nanowSn. - < M T n r tti Tom Mix stands for red blooded Americanism. H b kind carved thb great nation out of the.wi l deni egni M y hat ia off to himl Grants Pass Business Directory The business and professional people of Grants Pass, With cent-a-mile fares in effect over the Fourth of July for the listed in this directory are glad to serve the people of tins firs, time, the Southern Pacific territory in any way possible. They firmly believe thAt company has announced plans for whenever possible your home town merchant should be extensive train travel in connect patronized, but they offer their services in addition to ion with the national holiday this those you can receive at home, and invite you to consult year. The low-fare program, featuring them when in Grants Pass. roundtrips on the basis of one cent VALMY Phones: Shop 137 Contracting per mile, w ill embrace Ihe five-day «11 1-2 Bast fl S t Bes. 574J Repairing period, June 30 to July 4 with re Grants Pass, Ore. turn limit of July 11, according to Opposite P. O. Pi BULLOCK ELEC TR IC CO. Suits cleaned and pn____ _____ Success follows service officials of the road. Hats cleaned and blocked «1.00 All stations on the railroad's lines Plain dresses cleaned and press 217 N. 6th St. Motors in the territory from Portland to ed «1.00 Grants Pass, Ore. I^imps El Paso and from San Francisco to < ► salt Lake City w ill he included in ROGUE RIVER HARDWARB Ihe holiday offer, it was stated. I Fine Watch 4 Jew elry Repairing CO. In addition to the excursion fares Readv for vou when promised Sherwin Williams Paints officials also pointed out that train ost Reasonable McCormick-De«ring Farm travel costs have been materially Implements BUHN’S JE W ELR Y STORE Housewares— General Hardware reduced by Southern Pacific’s new Grants Pass, Oregon 204 South Sixth St.— Phone 38 “Meals Select” featuring breakfasts We Buy Old Gold Grants Paas, Oregon as low as 50 cents and complete luncheons and dinners for as little as 80 cents. 15c ■■■■■■■■■■■ That's why he b still my hero—mot» than ever. » I never dreamed that someday I would bo working on the same lot with him, and privileged to know him in real life. Young Women Hike Hogue River T ra il— Mrs. Bedford Biles has had us her Three young women, Mrs. Geo. guests «luring the p u t week her Prey, wife of a U. of O. professor. cousins Misses Prances and I.iiu In- Mrs. L in ie Finney of C.enlrnl Miss Lora Brisk, of Santa Barbara, Point Is staving at the home of her I gram of Grants Pass. California, nnd Miss Anne DeWitt, nephew Hoy Tompkins helping to Medford cullers from here during of Portland, recently hiked down the week were M. C. Boomsluiter »lie Rogue River trail between and daughter Beth, Mrs. Pauline Grants Pass and Gold Beach. They B RILL METAL WORKS 109 E. Eighth St.. Medford, Ore. Wahl, Boy Tompkins and D. A. Mc left Eugene June 4 and hiked to Grants Pass and then down the Donald. General Sheet Metal Work trail. The women were extremely Light Structural Iron Word hos been received from Mr. scantily clad for hiking in the MANY MIKES Body, Pender 4 Radiator Repair I Automobile Glass and Mrs. Boy Puller who lived near wilds and suffered many scratches A multitude of microphones grac ‘ he Rose place that all secured em and sunburn during the trip. ed ihe Paramount studios during Ihe ployment soon nftcr they «reived filming of "The Big Broadcast” Central Point Parmer at Fort Bragg, California. radioland comedy with Stuart E r Pacing Fight for Million»— win, Bing Crosby, Leila Hyams I Specialist In Internal Medicine Diseases of Women and t.hildren Itev. and Mrs. Conden nnd Mrs. A contest to the w ill of Miss Mar nnd a large cast of radio favorites, I A. A. MeBRIEN. M. D. Carlos Magerle from Hogue P.vcr garet Keith, m illionaire recluse of which comes io the Roxy Theatre Physician nnd Surgeon . were Saturday afternoon callers al Beverly Hills, was begun Monday. Sunday. Movie “mikes”, props on I Reception room with D r. Gove In the w ill five million dollars had the sets, were photographed with Ihe home of Mrs. Effie Birdseye. Phone 872-J 235 E. Main been left ,n Albert Allen, Jr., of the screen and air stars talking, Medford, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMcr rick Central Point and bu, «,8 to a singing and playing into ’em. The radio stars seen in the pic nnd children Alice and George and niece, Mrs. Mary Allen Towle, who WilPom Gardner who is guard at is contesting the w ill. ture are Burns and Allen, Kate Smith, Mills Brolhers, Boswell Sis Ihe Black Chnnnel mine spent Sun HOME O W NED HOM ters, Arthur Tracy (The Street day forenoon nt Ihe Don Scot, Out-of-State Cara Singer), Vincent Lopex and his or innch on Evans creek on business Are Being Watched chestra, and Cab Calloway and his orchestra. Let the public know where they Saturday Only, June 24 can get Suring Fryers. Advertise in Slntc police announced Monday Buck Jones in The Gold H ill News. I hat an active campaign w ill be MeKENNA OP T H E M O UN TIB 8 started concerning regulations of Gold H ill Lodge No. 129 Sunday an«l Monday, June 25-20 motor cars, and cheoking of foreign l a o, r. "T H E BIG BROADCAST" license plates. Under the new law', All the great stars of the radio. which W'en, into effect June 9, all Meets eveap Tuesday evening Tues. and Wed., June 27-28 out-of-state uutomobiles must be Visitor« Always Welcome "HER MAD N IG H T * registered w ithin 24 hours instead Irene^RIch, Conway Tearle of 72, ns previously required. Thursday nnd Friday, June 29-30 The new law also provides lha, AM ETH Y8T REBEKAH LODGE 97. “SOLDIKRS OP T H E STORM” when a person has a foreign license Regis Toomey, Anita Page Meets evefiy Wednesday Night a, the on his ear, nnd eslablishes a resi I. O. ®. K. Hall, Gold H ill, Oregon Saturday Only, July 1st dence here or engages in gainful Ken Maynard in Carrie Puhi, Noble Grand. occupation, lie w ill be required Io “DRUM TBPS” Ethel Martin, Vice Grand. obtain an Oregon license. Regis Continuous Shows Sat. nnd Sun.' E linor Force, secretary. tration of out-of-slnlc cars is made Dally Mat. 1:30 Eve. 7:00 p. in.' Lncy Mee, Treasurer, free of charge to motorists. Mat. 10c; Eve 15c; Children 10c Jackie nnd Norma Hurdell, relatives of Mrs. Henderson from Medford. It takes a man to live through what Tom Mix haa,*" Four wars. Constant warfare «nth outlaws, Ind ia n a, bad men.' Looking fearleaaly into the tnouth o f a six-ehooter. Siding, fighting, winning for the side of the right— alwaya. . Hia convictions, religion, philosophy are as straight, true and firm as hb trigger Anger. No man has ever had anything to advance to cloud Tom M ix’s name. He b the moat opan straightforward American man I have ever known, f 'T H E fint moving plcturs I ever saw was a Tom Mix pie- rooms In the C itr Hnll. Rose Gay, President. GRANTS PASS, June 2 0 -R a ln - Edith Bryan, secretary. bow Gibson of Wensku Inn reported Madge Dorman, Treasurer. Monday that the salmon fishing is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE again "booming” nnd nil southern Christian Science services are Oregon fishermen ore urged to ge, in their Inst fling before Ihe Chinook held each Sunday morning nt elev season is over. About one or pos en o’clock in the building across sibly two weeks is the longest the from Odd Fellows hall. Everyone 1« welcome. fishing ran last, Gibson reported. Wc Take Orders FOR Sales Books for Retail Store« We have an ideal connection with one of the best factories in the country. We can supply finest quality books and pads for any purpose —promptly—and at low cost. 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