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The M ost Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the S U te
HIWAY FUNDS
ALLOCATED
NUMBER 13
GOLD HILL, OREGON, THURSDAY, JU L Y 6, 1933
VOLUME XXXVI
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Gilm ore Lions Just
Another S et-U p for
Gold H ill Library
Is Popular Place
IOWANS PLAN
PICNIC HERE
Take Your Bath S atur
day N ig h t; To Clean
Reservoir Sunday
BOYS KILL
STATEOFFICER
Ih e Gold H ill llbrury is becoming
, increasingly populin
among the
Due to Ihe fact that the city res
l people of ’his community, accord-
ervoir w ill get one of its periodical
The Medford Gilmore Lion» base ng to Mrs. Belle Smith, local librai -
cleanings early Sunday morning,
ball flu b proved to be Just another i» i who stales that her report for
residents are urged to take their
stepping »lone for the hunt clouting June, usually u slucK'-monlh, shows
weekly dip in Ihe hath tub S iturdav Joe and Fred L ew i* First to
HUI baseball team. The llillites uii unusually large numlier of liooks Former Resident* of Iowa, evenng as the water w ill be shut
Sardine Bridge, Siskiyou Gold
made It ten straight when they trim read
o fi for a lew hours Sunday morn Discover Baucom’* Body;
Now Living in County,
med the Lion» on the Medford fielil
A total of 701 tx-oks and magn
Straightening Among
ing. The council, at Its Monday
Sunday afternoon by a »core of 18 to ifie s were borrowed
luring the
Slayers Captured
meeting de< ided it was lime lo give
to
Gather
Here
Projects Here
month of June, the report shows. Gf
a.
Ihe reservoir r thorough cleaning
Itulley nnd Emory, the homerun these. 350 were fiction novels, and
as Ihe recent rains have made the
twin» of the local outfit, led the 341 were on non-fiction subjects.
Slate Police Officer Burrell Milo
water In the river roillv and a cer
Ail
former
lowans,
and
their
Southern Oregon w ill receive u Gold H ill attack by bunging out Maga" n»s are tnc’u ted In the non-
tain amount of sediment is carried Uaucom, for two years a member of
families, now living in
Jackson
large purt of the »1» million dollar» three homer», one for Itulley and f.etiou cbn. .'flcatiu ..
>nto the reservoir V .,rshall Eber
The report uls oshows that chil county, are to tie guests of lowans Davis said he w ill do the work the state police patrol in southern
of federal publle work» money to two for Id« teammate. Hill Force
be »i>ent in Oregon. Tlie complete und Toughie Kell alto accounted for dren borrowed 2<kl books and mag of (iolil H ill and community for a early Sunday morning and those Oregon, lost his Life last Saturday
program for the state was outlined aeveral nice bingles for the Gold azines, of which 1.18 were flctlin picnic soon, according to plans laid i.vicing water should draw a little afternoon, when he stopped a Cal
and UH were non-fiction.
at a meeting of the »tale highway llill team.
ifornia car carrying two young
the night before.
The Lion outfit »farted om w it'i
Adult readers read 222 fiction here this week.
commission at Portland lust Thurs
Other business transacted at the boys, and was shot down in cold
Allhough a definite date has not
day. The program u* outlined was the typical Gilmore rour by »lipping books nnd 103 non-fiction books or
regular meeting consisted of much blood as they resisted his orders to
sent to the secretary of ugrieullure over five run» in the opening »tunzu magazines during Ihe month of been sel, it is thought the gathering discussion about the procedure to
accompany him back to Grants Pass.
w
ill
he
held
on
Sunday,
July
30,
or
and
two
more
lullle»
in
the
second
June, or a total of 415.
for approval.
take in the city’s funding plan. A
Less than two hours afterward,
Among the fund» allocated f o r ' frame. From then on they were The library shelves are always a week later—on August 6.
few weeks ago it was discovered
»tnndatill
and the
the two boys were captured on
Mrs. Celia Combest, proprietor of
work to be done near Gold H ill 1» . played to a .........
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.......... Gil ready w ith new books for the pa
lhat the contract the city has with
S7.IMNI for u new briilgr over Sardine more roar dwindled to a w hisper
trons. ns a system of exchange is the Gold H ill Auto Park has offered the investment companies is illegal. Mount Sexton, about nine miles
Bos score and summary follows arranged with the central county her camp grounds and its facili
north of the scene of their crime,
creek, one mile weal of Gold H ill.
It was decided to w rite the Benefit
library at Medford, so thut fifty ties to Hie picnickers. This is lo Savings and Loan company in Port and are now lodged in the Jose
Gold Hill
This bridge 1» very narrow ut the
books curb month are sent here to cated at Ihe west edge of Gold land, with whom the contract is in phine county jail, charged w ith
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present time and being on u curve
replace fifty other already read by H ill on the Pacific highway, and force, in regard to the matter. Def lirst degree murder. They gave
in the highway 1» dangerous when Folev. ef
3
w ill be easily found by all visitors. inite action cannot be taken until their names as John Alvin Barrier,
Ihe library patrons.
2
traffic i» heavy. Other project» m ar Gardner, rf
Mrs. Smith announces that two
A group of local lowans w ill be the council hears from the com 17, and H arry Adolph Bowles, 21,
5
this city w ill be the building of new Bailey, 2b
both of Los Angeles. Barrier w ield
6 i copies of the Cosmopolitan eontain- in charge rtf the day’s program. '
bridge» over Jackson und Griffin Emory. If
»
pany.
ed the gun which fired the fatal
0
Jug
Ihe
story
“Sons."
which
many
Force,
c
8
Little
formal
entertainment
is
be
creeks.
shots. The boys were driving a
0 Gold H ill people have l»ecn reading. ing scheduled, hut space w ill be
C. Kell. —
3b ........... - ........ ft
For major highways In O reg o n ,,,.
stolen car, and were also wanted in
0 have recently been lost. She would provided for informal games. It is Gold H ill Ball Team W in *
S3.05H.UUU w ill be »pent. Secondary Nolan, »« ........ ..............— 5
Fourth of July Game, 34-8 California for stealing gas.
0 be very glad if any local person who expected that visiting and recalling
bighwuys w ill receive »1,310,890. ‘Shaver, lb
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0 takes this magazine would donate old names, fares and places w ill
Joe Lewis and Fred Lewis, both
und many bridges w ill be construct- ! Hammersly................. ....... 4
Playing a team composed of play of Gold H ill, were the first to pass
8 1 ihe missing copies to the library. provide entertainment for most of
ed on these rouds. About »1.738,000 f . Kell, rf
4
ers from Leland, Glendale, W olf the officer where he lay on the pav
w ill go for construction In or near I Garman, 2b
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8 They are the July nnd November, Ityisc who attend.
1932, issues.
The picnic dinner w ill lie esrved Creek ond Rogue River, the Gold ing about seven miles north of
the municipalities of the state.
45 If, 20 1 I
With this money the kinks w ill hr
about two o’clock, and each group H ill baseball team trimmed the All- Grants Pass. Just before, they had
taken from the Siskiyou mountain
Gilmore Liona
w ill bring their own lunches for a Star outfit by a score of 34 to 8. The met a car which was zigzagging cra
Tom Shaver Opens Barber
AB R H E
pas», and work w ill be done on the
Shop on South Side pot lunck dinner. Plenty of benches game was played at the Fourth of zily from one side of the read to the
4 1 1 o'
other, and when they saw the of
and tables w ill be available, a'1 I a July celebration at Leland.
W o lf Creek and Wilson river pro Wilson. 2b
A baseball tournament was sched ficer, they immediately suspected
4
1
tew comfortable chairs w ill be se
Sato,
ss
Equipment
for
a
new
barber
jects.
4 1 1) 0 shop was received la»t week end cured for the o ld rr folk, who are uled to be played but on account of the occupants of being the killer,
“We have done the best we could,’ P. Sakraida. rf
a number of players from the other and as soon as they reached Grants
4 2 2 0 and Monday morning Tom Shaver e»pei lally urged to conic.
said Chairman Leslie M. Scott, "con Bingham, c
teams not arriving in time il was Pass they spread the alarm.
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0
1
4
If
Ihe
picnic
prove
pop
tl
i
—and
j
Smith,
p
—....
sidering the situation. We hope fed
opened his new shop on Ihe south
5 1 1 8 side in the room form erly occu •he Gold H ill people .ire h -ping that decided to pick a team from all thi
eral approval w ill come speedily so Slngler. ef
In a short time a posse of police-
4 1 1 6 pied and used as an office by the it w i ll—a permanent organization other tawfis tq play the fast Gojj.;
actual construction may lie started L. Sakraida, If
en and-trtttreitr Were scooring the
ft ft •» ft Itelnklng Trucking company. The w ill be formed, and the Iowa plc- H ill outfit. Manager Ray Thomp Sexton mounttain district, and soon
Burk« 3b
right away "
son had but nine players in uniform
3 • 0 1 room lias been completely renovat n c w ill become an a tnuai affair.
No state cooperation Is required ‘ ,y Sakraida. 11»
had the boys in custody. They had
for Ihe game but these boys were
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0
The
definite
date
w
ill
be
an
3
in acquiring Ihe total of «6,100,1881 Milton, 3h
ed, w ilh
new- fixtures installed.
run their car over a steep grade,
enough
to
swamp
the
picked
team
from the government, except lhai
Gold H ill now has two lonsoriat nounced next week, and il is hoped
high up on Sexton mountain, and
35 8 n i parlors, Claude and W oodie Shaver lhat all interesled w ill make pi ms by a large score.
rights of wav must be acquired and
hoping to mislead police by boldly
Toughie Kell pitched for the lo
Summary. Slruekoul
bv
Ham- continuing to operate the Shaver to come.
surveys made.
changing their direction and com
Bemember-^-former residents of cals w ith Gardner as catcher.
Important projects allocated by mersly 16. by Smith 9; Hits off Ham barber shop ut the old stand on the
ing back to Grants Pass, they start
The box score of Tuesday’s game
Iowa, whether natives of •h.d stale
the commission at its all-day ex mersly 6. off Smith 16. Walked by north side.
ed to hitch-hike. They were not
or not— and their families, are elk- follows:
ecutive session Thursday Include:
Hammersly 5. hv Smith 4. Home-
fortunate enough to secure a ride,
Gold H ilt
Division No. 2 which Includes all run»: Emory 2, Halley 1.
glide.
NO LODGE MEETING HELD
however, and when surrounded by
H
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AB
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Local lowans who w ill help with
of western Oregon south of Eugene
the posse, after walking only a
0
3
7 5
On aeeounl of the Odd Fellow preparations for the picnic are Mr. Foley, cf —
and west of the Cascades: Pacific OIeom«rV'rine Bill Up
short distance, they surrendered
8 1 1 0
highway: Siskiyou
slrnighlening,
,
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lodge meeting night being on the und Mrs. R. L. Kcnaston, R. E. Gardner, c
without violence.
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3
7
2
To
Voters
for
Fourth
»3001*00. Bice H ill paving «40.800.
Fourth of July no meeting was held Cook, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cook, Mr C. Kell, 3b
The actual shooting was seen
7 4 4 0
Sardine creek bridge »7.000, Jack-
Tim e in Thirteen Years I this week. Next Tuesday, July 11. and Mrs. R. E. Blankenburg , Ihe Emory, If
from a distance by Mr. and Mrs. L.
1
5
..
7
5
the lodges w ill have joint installa- Jacobs Sisters. They w ill be glad Bailey, 2b
aon-Grilfin creeks bridges, «8,000,
.. 7 5 ft 0 E. Klumpf of the Greenback mine,
if other lowans living here w ill T. Kell, p
Winston Bridge »160.000, south sec
When the long-suffering pcoplr , tion.
7 3 4 3 who also spread the alarm.
Notan,
s
,s
tion Oregon coast highway, »103,-. of Oregon go Io the polls on July
contact them nnd volunleer lo help,
According to the killers’ own
7 3 2 1
000; Vmttqua highway, Scottsburg 21. they w ill find on their ballots
Old papers for sale at The News as there w ill be many details fo Gartnan, rf
statements,
Baucom stopped them to
1
3
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6
6
Best Bridge. Macadam. »100.008; Mc a ll issue which lias been the out- j office.
work out.
check up on their license, and they
Kenzie highway. Doyle Hill-Nim rod. standing political football of the ■
63 34 30 6 tried to bluff it out w ith him, say
Macadam. »40.000; Crater Lake high present generation.
ing that they were members of the
All-Stars
way. T ra il-L ittle Butte creek, »35.-
This is the oleomargarine tax
AB R H E reforesation corps on their way to
000; Gape Arago highway. South proposition, three limes submitted
... 5 0 1 0 camp.
W hite, rf
Slough bridge. »75.1X10; Elkton-Suth io the electorate as a piece of class
5 2 1 0
Baucom was on the lookout for a
Baker, cf
erlin bridges. »20,000; Eugene-Swlss- legislation, and three times voted
5 1 2 2! car with a California license carry
W ard, lb
honir. grade surface, »53,425; Med- down, always by progressively ma
Grater I.akc National Park, Ore., led by ranger- naturalists.
5 1 0 0 ing two young men, however, and
O’Kelley. j
ford-Provoll. Applegate bridge, »19.- jorities. Nevertheless, the leg isla
Another Interesting daily feature Magerle, 2b
5 1 3 It he ordered them to return to Grants
500: Williams highway, Applegate ture this year, acceding Io a m inor July 5— Providing numerous servic
is the conducted walk along the rim Stevens, 31»
4 1 0 2 Pass, “where a telegram was prob
bridge. »15.000; Pacific highway. ity political group, re-enneted the es for the benefit of visitors, activi
f
5 0 0 0 ably waiting.”
division, each forenoon at 10 o’clock. The
Drain grading, paving. »40.000; Ash oleomargarine lax, so that It now ties of Hie educational
various features visible from Ihe Wallace, p
2 1 1 8
After searching the men, Baucom
land. Vnderpass, grade, bridge, pav appears on Ihe ballot all over headed at Grater I.ake by D. S. Lib-
rim area are explained by the rang Schultz, c
bey.
park
naturalist,
were
placed
... 5 0 2 1 took a shotgun from their car, but
ing. «50.000; Ashland paving, »10,-
again.
er-naturalist
in
charge.
Other
ed
underway this week. Through this
1 1 1 0 failed to get two revolvers which
M iller, ss
000; North Bend-Marshfield grading
Mrs. Alexander Thompson
of
service, the visitor is enabled to ucational division services, includ
were concealed in the car pockets.
paving, »135.000.
Portland, for severul years presi gain maximum appreciation
of ing the reim caravan and sunset
42 8 i t 5
Bowles, the older of the boys,
dent of Ihe Anli-Food Tax league, scenic. geologic nnd historical val drives to the Watchman observation
then
climbed into Baucom’s car, and
Leland Baseball Team
a former member of the Legislature,
station, are no! yet available due to
ues of Crider Lake.
Barrier went back to drive the oth
Sentenced
for
Driving
national
committee
woman
and
ac
H ere Sunday fo r Game
Open from 8 a. in. lo 5 p. m. daily, snow conditions along Ihe rim road,
er car into Grants Pass. Possibly lo
tive in elvle work for many years,
W h ile Intoxicated be sure that B arrier turned around,
the Sinnolt Memorial mescum is the expected to he open in a short time. |
has issued the following array of
Nightly
lecture
programs
are
fe
a
-‘
The Leland baseball learn w ill be
instead of escaping north, Baucom
reasons why this discriminatory center of these activities, amt is one lured at the Crater Lake lodge,
Frank P. Garner of Beagle had followed him to their car. It was
Hie next victims for the Gold H ill
of the most popular attractions of
tax should be voted down:
where members of the educational his driver’s license suspended for a
outfit to play. The teams w ill
1. Ths proposal Is a food lax di the park. W ilh the aid of high-pow division staff present timely talks year and was given a «100 fine and then that Barrier whipped a gun
tangle on the local tu rf this Sunday
cut, fired point blank at the of
rected against Ihe poor, and would ered glasses, trained on Important
uflernoon w ith Ihe first pitch at establish a dangerous precedent rim points, nnd display cases, Crat on park topics of interest to all thirty days in jail in Judge H. D. ficer’s body, and as he fell w ith his
visitors.
The
lectures
are
followed
Reed’s court here this morning
2:30 p. m. Gold H ill ran their string
under which oilier foods would lat er Lake presents its own stery, by entertainment by members of when he answered to a charge of arms grasping his assailant's feet,
of wins to 11 straight Tuesday and
easily understood. Lectures of 19
fired two more shots straight into
er be taxed.
minutes each are presented hourly the lodge staff, presenting vocal and driving while intoxicated.
w ill he out Io make it an even doz
his head.
2. It would not help the dairy in
instrumental numbers. Community
Garner was picked up in Medford
en Sunday.
“ If you want to stop a man, shoot
dustry, since It would not provide during the day by ranger-natural house programs w ill be delayed un
about 2:00 this morning and was him in the body, and a couple of
ists
on
duty,
giving
brief
but
com
Ihe users of oleomargarine w ith the
til snow conditions permit the pres brought to Gold H ill for trial by
shots in the head w ill fix him,
Garden Club Meets
means to buy the higher-priced but plete information on many angles ence of campers in the rim camp
State Police Officer Jimmy O’Brien. sure.” the boys had agreed as they
of the scenic wonder.
ter.
This Friday Evening
A walking guide trip to Ihe sum ground.
rode northward, planning a life of
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3. It would set up a monopoly In
mit
of Garfield Peak leaves the In -
State License Exam iner
crime— and exactly as they had
The Gold H ill garden club w ill food, thus giving selfish interests
Crater
Lake
National
Park,
Ore.,
meet this Friday evening at the city j the power to control Ihe cost of 1 formation bureau ench mortflng nt July 5— Although held buck by un
Coming Here Saturday agreed, Barrier shot Baucom.
it o’clock, relum ing two hours lat
Funeral services were held, w ilh
hall, and the Indies are asked to foodstuffs to the entire public,
favorable
weather
nnd
a
late
spring,
come as early as possible— nl least ‘ 4. It would throw a good many er. The trip follows a wide comfor travel to Craler Lake so far this
The stale examiner for operators’ full m ilitary honors, at the Med
table
b
a
il
to
the
summit
of
one
of
by seven so that they can work In people out of work, would injure
srason hns reached a total of 25,- and chauffeurs’ licenses w ill be in ford armory Wednesday afternoon,
the flow er beds before dark. Hoes merchants by snddllng them w ith n the highest of Ihe rim elevations. 000 visitors, representative of num Gold H ill Saturday. July 8. accord and one of the largest crowds in
w ill be needed.
red-tape nuisance lax. and would An unforgelnble view is possible erous out of stale points, w ilh the ing to word from Hal E. Hoss, Sec the history of that city was present
The regular business meeting w ill bring aboul trade reprisals ngainst from this vnntnge point.
Ihe Pacific retary of Slate. The examiner w ill lo pay Iribute to this 30-year-old
Field trips by launch to Wizard bulk arriving from
later in Ihe evening, ami Oregon.
have his headquarters at Ihe city policeman, who gave his life in line
coast.
b e held
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5. It would be a tax of 35 per cent Island and Phantom Ship are held
all members, and others Interested,'
As yet Ihe north and east en hall from the hours of 9 a. m. to of duty.
on all oleomargarine— a tax clearly daily, beginning at 9:30 a. m. and
arc urged to nttend.
trances
are blocked by snow but 4 p. m. Drivers interested in taking
returning 5 o’clock in the evening.
unconstitutional under Ihe taw.
FOR SALE; Cherries. Bings 6c a
nre expected to be ready for traffic these examinations are urged to be
Visitors
taking
this
trip
are
advised
0. The people hnve rejected this
Scoutmaster Llnsley Dorman and
on hand nt the city hall early in the pound and Royal Anns 4c a pound.
in
a
short
time.
The
south
entrance
lo bring lunches, which are enlen
thirteen Boy Scout» hiked up Ihe proposition three limes, and the
during explorations of W izard Is from Klamnth Falls nnd Ihe west day so a» many as possible can be Bring your own containers. Ready
Every
driver
must
river above Gold Bny dam last Sat present bill amounts to nothing land. Permitting short explorations entrance from Medford nre In good examined.
next week. W'm. H ittle, Gold H ill,
urday, and return. The boys •’pack short of persecution, as well as nul ui
hnve
a
new
license
to
drive
before
,
a,n„
u,
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condition
and
at
the
present
time
of W izard Island, afternoon launch
lification
of
the
Stale's
referendum
Oregon.
ativ«
ed" ther own lunches and enjoyed
September first of this year.
trips begin at 1 o’clock, accorapan- are carrying the entire traffic.
law.
g picnic at the dam.
Local Sluggers
Crater Lake News