Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, June 29, 1933, Image 3

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    THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933
S. P. Plan« Sweeping
Reduction In Rail Fare«
Parmlaaion Io raduc«
fare« ”75
points on Its I ’ucific Lines.
Mabel Mack, Mrs. Birdseye and Miss
Ill making known his Company's Hanley.
derision Io lower tourist sleeper
roach fares, McGinnis emphasised
George Wallace of Central Point
that inroads on passenger business who was Ihe Foot» creek Hural
by Ihe privule automobile have mull carrier for several years left
been particularly liruvy In Ihe west, | Sulurday for an extended trip rust,
due Io Ihe vast network of paved which w ill include the W orld’s
hlgliwuys and all-year louring con­ fuir ul Chicago. His former home
ditions. lie expressed belief, how­ near Pittsburg Pa. also New York
ever, lliwt motorists w ill find It and Washington D. G. w ill be In ­
eronomcal and advisable Io use the cluded in his trip.
rails nl two cents a mile rather than
Mrs. Oscar Joelson and son Iz u n
drive Ihclr own curs any consider­
who have spent some lime with her
able distance.
mother Mrs. John lilies left Friday
far Days creek near W olf ereck
where her husbuml bus a road con­
tract. Her mother accompanied her
for u few days visit.
Clark Gable Pose» for
Photo With Rogue
River Salmon
morning, after registering Iheir
cars ul Ihe Grants Pass Chamber of
Commerce. Gable was traveling in
a new Packard coupe. His address
is on file al the Chamber of Com­
merce but Secretary Harvey stated
that it was under lock and key.
Highest Price Paid
For All Yoor
Poultry and Eggs
O’NEIL A CO.
505 E Street
—
Graata Pass
per rent f ° r coach ull<* l ,,urlst deep­
(From Graata Faaa Courier)
a
er travel between ell station» mi 11»
Mr. and .Mrs. Clark Gable and
parlfle line« In» been requested by
Mr. und Mrs. Joe Sherman, all of
Hollywood, were enroute north­
Ibe Southern Pacific Company in
ward by auto Friday morning at
application» Io me interstate Com
1(1:30 after spending Thursday aft­
uieree Commission uml various state
ernoon and night, and Friday morn­
rcgulartory bodies« II was announc­
ing at Weasku Inn, Kainbow Gib­
ed yesterday.
son's fishing lodge on the river just
The proposed la rlfl would estab­
east of the city, and trying Iheir
lish u basic one-way ralo of two
luck whipping the waters of the
eenls a mile for such trau»porlation
Bogue for salmon.
as compared with the present first-
Tw o small one« were taken by
elass ration of three point sis eenta
the film party which was planning
a in lr. and with approval w ill he
| to drive through to Seattle and Van­
made effective July I. according Io
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre McQual who couver, It. (',., for a short vacation,
Fella S. McGinnis, vice-president
spent several months here in the returning through Grants Pass again
In charge of system paaaenger (ra f­
spring when he was employed at for another try at the fighting sal­
(By Mrs. Marian l.anrc)
fle.
Ihe Skecl-Graliam mine on Sardine mon of the Bogue.
As now plannrd. It was staled, Ihe
rreek are now located at Blairsden,
low-fare program provides for a
Tile Iwo movie colony couples a r­
California, where Mr. McQual Is
ninety-day experimental period, at | Mr. uml Mrs. A. T. Murray of
rived in Grants Pass al 3 p. ni.
employed
nt
a
mill.
the end of which II w ill lie made Washington, D. G., arrived Thurs-
Thursday and enjoyed the fishing
pcnnunenl If patronage warrants ,lB-v b>r a visit with their daughter,
both Thursday afternoon and F ri­
Blanche
Rucker
left
Sunday
for
such action. The territory which Mrs. "■
Skelton and family. They
Sncrunicnlo, Californio, for an ex- day morning. They submitted Io
would he hcnefiled by Ihe lower-
accompanied by Hielt grand-
with relatives during photographs even on their vacation,
!‘ni *’* ' s
and Phil Brainerd of Ihe Artcrafl
log of travel costs Includes six wrsl- '-imghter Barbara Skelton who has ! the
summer
vacation.
Studio shot stills of them with sal­
ern slates, served by Southern Pac­ spent the past ten months with her
mon trophies taken from Ihe river
ific’» lines from San Francisco Io aunt ul Amherst, Mass., where sh»
Mrs.
L.
I..
Smith
gave
a
birthday
T he new Ford 8-cylinder glass throughout and a choice
Ogden uml from Portland Io El iillemled school. Her friend Miss itnner for her daughter Mrs. N el­ at the lodge.
Sally Iliain» also of Amherst ac­
The screen party continued on
Fordor Sedan is a roomy, o f paint colors. Ash trays,
Paso.
en lloomsluiter of Grants Pass,
their journey Io Seattle Friday
In soi/ie Instance» between Im­ companied her home for u visit.
comfortable car, available lighter, arm rests and other
Friday,
portant terminal«, such ns Sun
either with standard o r de appointments are included.
Mr. and Mrs. Glyd.* Gulbralh uml
Francisco and Cos Angeles and San
Wallace Boling la spending a two
luxe equipment. In the de Smooth, alert performance
son
Bruce
who
have
lived
in
the
Francisco uml Salt Luke City, couch
weeks vacation with
his grand­
Take
luxe type you can have either is assured by the V-type,
fares compurnble to the proposed Kvnns valley district near Bogur mother. Mrs. Bessie Anderson of
mohair or broadcloth uphol­ 8 -cylinder, 7 ) -horsepower
Biver
for
u
tiqmber
of
years,
and
two rents a mile are now in effect,
Applegate.
stery, special quality o f safety engine; Wheelbase Is H Z « ,1
bul under Ihe new plan all inter­ trailed their furm for properly in
mediate station« would be included, Ihe John Day country in Gram
I.eBoy and Bobby Cameron who
On Your Vacation
I
the announcement stated. It is also county moved l ist week Io Ihe are s|M-nding Ihe summer al the
/ÍA
Standard Fordor Sedan
Because it's Eastman'« latest
planned to honor the low fares in house near the Aluska Auto park re- Birdseye ranch visited their mother
«.»tu/Kjsfeaarfrf».
tr. a a
. . unique, smart, handy, cap­
tourist sleepers both through ser­ icently vuented by Mr. uml Mrs. Ald­ Mrs. Boy Cameron at Gold H ill,
aarf W » «Av t a r a i
able . . These Brownies stand
en Galbrath when they left for Ma-
vice ami overnight trips.
Friday.
high on the list of vacation
While drastic fare reductions, i derln, Cal., to wait for possession of
T b t D i L u m Fordor Sedan b priced a t S610. F .O .B . Detroit.
needs. Come in and see them.
with a view to regaining Iraffie for I heir property which is under lease,
Brownie clicks Ihe picture be­
the rails have been Ihe subject of
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fore the chance is gone. We
recent joint railroad
discussions.
Jean Miller of Fairbanks. Iowa,
have to models— priced at
Southern Pacific Is Hie first western arrived Iasi week to visit tits griind-
road to make a move In this direc­ mother, Mrs. Pauline Wahl and oth­
tion. The proposal Io lower every­ er relatives including his aunt. Mrs.
W e’ll gladly show you.
day travel eosls follows the com­ G. II. West of Medford uml uncle Many Town« to Observe
pany's succession Introduction some Frank Elliolt. A number of years Three-Day Vacation—
Have Vs Do Your Kodak F in ­
Several towns in the slate of Ore­
time ago of so-called Dollar Day ago his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou
ishing. We give it the personal
Excursions, operated periodically Miller owned ami operatrd the store gon have agreed to observe a three-
touch you admire.
on a basis of 60 per cent of the nl Biviera. Mrs. Wahl also had as day vacation from July 2 to July 4,
uorinal one-way firsl-rlass fare for her guests during the- week Iw o'inclusive. Eugene business men
other grandsons, Donald Elliott and agreed to lock shop Saturday night,
the round trip.
July 1 and not reopen until July 5.
Phone 23
Excursions of this kind have Charles Champlin Jr.
Huatling “H” St.
Marshfield is another of the larger
been scheduled by Southern I’arifie
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
over Ihe Independence Day H oli­
Mrs. Bedford Biles entertained towns that w ill enjoy a Ihree-day
GRANTS PASS. OREGON
days, June 30 to July 4, bel ween all w ith n birthday dinner for her hus­ vacation.
band Tuesday for a group of
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
thirteen. It wus in the form of a Gov. Meier Name«
State Mine Board—
lawn parly nt Alaska Auto Purk.
•
Gold H ill l-odge No. 1 »
♦
Apimint uenls to the mining board
•
I. O. O. F.
♦
etrated by the 1933 legir.i'ature were
Mrs. George Harrison left Sunday
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made last week by G n c rn o r Meier.
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Meets eve«»- Tue»d.iv evening
♦ for Tracy, California, where her They include Frank McCulloch of
husband
is
employed.
They
plan
to
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Visitor« Always Welcome
♦ j
linker, Martin Ferry of Bogue River
be gone several months. Their place
and It. M. Belts of Black Butte, all
•
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is
twins
cared
for
by
Mrs.
H
a
rri­
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ • « » ♦ • • • ♦ a
to serve three years without com­
son's parents.
A M E TIIY H T KRREKAH LODGE 97.
pensation.
Meets rvegy Wednesday Night nt the
Mrs. K.ffle Birdseye from here nt-
Grant« I’««« Woman
I. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill. Oregon
tcndeil Ihe meeting of Hie Jackson
Carrie Puhi, Noble Grand.
Injured In Car Spill—
county Extension committee that
Ethel Martin, Vice Grand.
Mrs. C. B. Hopkins of Grants Pass
met Sunday al the summer home of
Elinor Force, seerclary.
wus badly injured a week ago Sat­
Mrs. John W hile on Wagner creek
urday when she drove off the Holt­
Lucy Mee. Treasurer.
for a two days conference. Out of
on creek bridge near Kerby. The ear
GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R. C. town guests were Miss Glnrlbel Nye turned over twice before it landed
A sales tax increases the consumer’s cost of living.
Meets Twice a month on lb« '-bid of Carvallis, Miss Snra Case of at Ihe bottom of the grade. Mrs.
Frances
an ft tlh Wednesdays nt their Club Columbia county. Miss
Hopkins hail both legs broken, an
This proposed Sales Tax docs not rest fairly upon consumers in proportion to
Clinton of Multnonnh county. Miss
room« In the City Hall.
arm crushed and her face aud body
their ability to pay. It bears heaviest upon those who have little to spend, and
Thelma Gaylord
of
Clnrknmas
Bose Gay, President
badly bruised and cut.
county and Miss Gertrude Skow of
their pittance is cut down by inc - used cost of things they are compelled to buy.
Edith Bryan, secretary.
Lance county. From Jackson county
Madge Dorman. Treasurer.
Former County Unemployed
A Sales Tax increases the retailer’s cost of doing business—and makes him a
were Miss Alice Hanley, Mrs. W. H.
Leader Arrested In Salem—
Young, Mrs. Bertha Glasgow. Mrs.
tax collector for the state.
(). H. Goss, former Jackson county
J B. McCracken, Mrs. Lee Port. Mrs.
unemployed leader, was arrested in
HOME
HO.M
O W NED
A Sales Tax will penalize the honest n crehants, because the creation of a high­
Salem Monday on a charge of vag­
C HR ISTIA N 8C IENC K N O TIC E
ly expensive organization to check the accounts of retailors throughout the
rancy. Goss took nn active part In
Christian Science services
are unemployed problem« in Jackson
state is improbable, thus influencing irresponsible retailers to falsify reports
held each Sunday morning at elev­ county Inst winter and was engaged
Saturdny Only, July 1st
and evade the tax.
en o’clock in the building across in leading n group of unemployed
Ken Maynard in
DRUM TAPS'
I roin Odd Fellows hall.
A Sales Tax will influence the consumer to buy outside of the state. The Sales
nt the state capitol. The group had
TIumTity and Monday, Ju lyT S ™
Everyone is welcome.
pitched tents on the lawn at the
Tax is based on sales, regardless of profit. A merchant operating at a loss
A Sherlock Holmes mystery
capitol last week and were demand­
would
be taxed on gross sales, and as heavily as if he were making big profits.
"Ilound of the Baskervlller«”
BRILL METAL WORKS
ing aid when they were ordered to
Tues. and AVed., July- I 5
109 E. Eighth SI.. Medford. Ore.
This proposed Sales Tax does not distinguish .between necessities and luxuries.
evacuate.
"SO T H IS IS AFRICA"
Foods are taxed the same as other merchandise.
General Sheet Metal Work
Wheeler and Woolsey
Light Structural Iron
' Aumsville Rank Robber
The Sales Tax would force higher retail prices, curtail buying and reduce em­
Body. Fender A Radiator Repair | Captured At Medford—
Thurdsny and Friday, July 6-7
Automobile Glass
W ithin 48 hours after he had rob­
"PAROLE G IR L”
ployment. Present real estate taxes could not be reduced over one-fifteenth
♦ bed the Aumsville bank of $700,
Balph Bellamy, Mae Clarke
by this plan, and the thousands of dollars now assessed on personal property
Frnnk G. Wagener was caught while
Salurtlny Only*, July 8
would be free of taxation.
t,______ in Internal Medicine
Specialist
taking lunch al Ihe stage terminal
Tiin McCoy in
senses of Women and Children
Disci
'n Medford early Monday morning.
“CORNEKED”
The Sales Tax is just another tax and will have a tendency to promote further
A. A. MeBRIEN, M. D.
Stale Policeman O’Brien made the
Physician and Surgeon
governmental extravagance.
Continuous Shows Sat. and Sun
arrest
when
hi«
suspicion
was
Reception room with Dr. Gove
Daily Mal. 1:30
Eve. 7:00 p. in.
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Phone 872-J
235 E. Main
arouse»)
when
Ihe
robber
appeared
Mat. 10c; Eve 15c; Children 10c
Medford, Oregon
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loo nervous to drink a cup of coffee.
FORDOR
Foots Creek
News
is a Fast, Comfortable a n d
Economical Car
6-16 Brownie
JU U
Oüer the State
$2.50 * $3.50
The M usic &
Photo House
C. A. Winetrout, Inc.
We Oppose the Sales Tax
and give these reasons why the
proposed tax should be killed
K oxy
15c
KEEP KOOL
LET FRENCH DO IT
These hot days why not take a vacation and send your wash­
ing to Hie laundry. You w ill be delighted w ith our service and
our prices arc reasonable too.
Don’t forget our Economy Wash .................................... 7c lb.
Shirts finished for 10 eenls extra.
Leave Order« al
SHAVERS BARBER SHOP
and wa w ill rail and deliver
nt your home.
W ill Also Pick Up Dry
Clearing
We Call Tuesday
and Friday
F r e n c h ’s Steam L au n d ry
Wegener wns sentenced Io serve a
term of ten years in Ihe stale peni-
lentinry at Salem. Most of the mon­
ey was recovered.
Deputy Sheriff at Pendleton
Shoots Off Own Finger—
Lyle Conner, U m n lilk county de­
puty sheriff, shot away the middle
finger on his right hand last week
•vhen the revolver discharged as he
picked it up from th? floor of an
nulomobitei
laikeview Man Killed
At Happy Camp. Cal.—
W. C. McIntyre, aged about 26 or
28 was killed recently in a rock
slide at Happy Camp, Calif., where
he had been working for some time.
P rior to going to the mining camp
he had worked in the woods near
Grants Pa««, Oregon
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CALVERT 4 FRENCH
BECK’S BAKERY
II Street, Near Postoffiee, Grants Pass
On Pacific Highway, Medford
MUSIC A PHOTO HOUSE
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8
212 South Sixth, Grants Pass
T. N. Pairett Auto Body Repairing
Vogue Barber & Beauty Shop
South Riverside, Medford
il
:
Thos. E. Herron, Prop., Grants Pass
FRENCH’S LAUNDRY
F. E. French, Prop., Grants Pass
I
The Delta Farm and Touriat Park
3 Miles West of Gold H ill, Ore.
HARROLD’S PANSY GARDENS
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CO.
Grants Pass, Ore,
T y re ll II. Garner, Prop., Grants Pass
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Vote NO on the Sales lax Measure July 21
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