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THË GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, AÜGÜST 3. îgjj THE QOLD HILL NEWS Established 1897 Published by Mac's Printing Co. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor State Insurance Ancient History F R O M O U R F IL E S 26 Years Ago Girl Scout News Commissioner Gives NOTES FOR YOUR NOTKlMMlKS Tim ely W arning and new among dally Ihlugs. you wi I he a happy person all your life. “Observe." llol weather suggests jungle read ing. Here are a few books that are SAI.EM, ORB.—Oregonians are spending hundreds of dollars yearly with unlicensed, unqualified and so- From the Gold H ill N ew s called protective, non-profit organ o f August 2. 1907. An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of isations for insurance benefits rarely Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity Grant Harrison narrowily escaped given, according Io A. II. Averill, in possibly fatal injury last night when surance commissioner. Despite re- P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y the team which he was driving be» |>eated warnings from his office came freightened from the sudden through the medium of the press Entered at the Poetoffice at Gold HH1, Oregon, tor transmission through flashing of the lights of an automo cautioning the public to beware of the mails as second-class matter bile. The horses ran into a ditch, strangers representing concerns of 1 throwing Mr. Harrison out and caus- this rlass, these operatives still suc SahscriDtion *2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates oa application. . mg a compound fracture of the leg. ceed in selling worthless policies 11 ; jn jjjj ef(orts to hold his team, he Hn,l collecting money from people at the present time the dormitory was kieked by one of the horses.1 who can least afford to lose, Student Expense* G reatly board and room charges at the eol- breaking two of his ribs and shatter- The latest to invade Oregon lerrl- Reduced at State Schools lege and university are about *30 a I ing the thumb, on his right hand. He lory, which have come to the atten- terni or *90 a year lower than they i managed to hold his team and climb- tion of the insurance department, EUGENE, ORE.—Student ex were a year ago. and about *20 a ed into the wagon and drove into I are two .so-called buriul associations penses at the state higher educa term or *60 a year lower at the Ore town, a distance of about four miles. I known as the National Burial Assoe- tional institutions of Oregon will be gon Normal School. The present -------- lation of America and the New Deal the lowest in several years, accord board and room charges at the col The storm of Monday evening was i Burial Association, both of Dallas, ing to data just issued in a circular lege and university amount to about without doubt, the worst that h as' Texas, and Mr. Averill requests that on Entrance Information for new *70 a term whereas formerly they visited this section in many years,' ¡'gents representing these eoneerns students by the Division of Infor were approximately *100 a term. and while no damage was done Io < be reported immediately to the slate mation of the Oregon State System At the Oregon Normal School, the I crops in this vicinity, yel consider- police or Io his office, as it is only of Higher Education. tost of board and room per term at able damage was done to buildings with the cooperation of the public Realising the financial plight of the dormitories is about *66 a term end electric light and telephone poles that progress can lie made towards the majority of students, the State as compared to *84.50 nt the begin-j by the wind and lightening, 1 stamping out tliis illegal prurliee. Board of Higher education at its ning of last year. The Normal last meeting took action reducing schools at .Ashland and La Grande The Gold Hill baseball team re State Game Commission the registration fee at the college do not have institutional dormitor ceived a severe walloping at the i and university $6 a term or *18 a ies but living costs in private homes Opens Hunting T errito ry hands of the Central Point team year. This is a reduction of about 15 are reported as being reduced in Sunday, on the Central Point dia per cent and comes on top of a $5 line with the charges at the other Season and hag limit regulations mond. At the finish Central Point reduction in the deposit of breakage institutions. i stahlished for the 1933 hunting sea had twenty runs to their credit and loss which was ordered by the son have provided new open areas while the local boys could only Board at a previous meeting. The * Estimates of total student ex and additional hunting time is se sum up eight. The Gold Hill boys total student fee at the college and penses including registration fee, have played in pretty hard luck veral counties of the state accord university during the coming year books and supplies, board and room during the last few games and it ing to statement made today by the and incidentals at the college and will now be «32 a term instead or is now up to them to do something Oregon State Game Commission. *38, and the deposit will be *5 a university are placed at about *170 This is particularly true of upland to get back their lost honors. for one term and *460 for a year. year instead of *10. game birds, and with the short open The board also approved a reduc This is a reduction of about *100 for .season on elk in four northeastern The horse attached to W. A. Car tion of *3 a terra at the three normal the school year under the estimates ter's delivery rig took a spin down Oregon counties, sportsmen of Ore schools, reducing the tuition and of last year and about *150 under the street Wednesday and in his gon may look forward to a good fees from *17 a term to *14 a term. the estimates reported in the cata haste to get to the barn left most of hunting season. logs of the two institutions two In addition to the reduction in Conditions in the field are re the harness and rig scattered about fees, students living costs have been years ago. ported as excellent on both birds At the normal schools the estimate different portions of the town. He and mammals with the exception of lowered during the past year until was being driven by Nolan Ham- of student costs is *98.50 for the white-tail deer and sage hens, both first term and *285 for the year, roersley, who tied him to a tree at of which species are losing ground the Mr. Carter’s House, using the line which is about *45 less than for a hitching strap. The line was and on both of which closed seasons Gold Rill Lodge No. 12* annual estimate for last year. tied in such a manner as to cause have been ordered this year. These yearly estimates of student L O. O. F. Requests of sportsmen on the him to back up until the line gave expense are based on the regular west slope of the Cascades that the Meets eves? Tuesday evening dormitory charges for board and oway. The buggy and harness were quail and grouse season he concur pretty badly broken up. room but college officials point out Visitors Always Welcome rent with the China pheasant sea that many students are finding it son have been granted. The county road, between Gold possible to lower these costs con Regulations governing (he season Hill and the Sardine creek bridge AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. siderably through “batching“, work Is being straightened and removed on migratory waterfowl will he ing for their board and room and Meets eveay Wednesday Night at the some distance from the railroad '”a<’p public as soon ns information I. O. O. F. Hall. Gold Hill, Oregon through other devices of seif help. track. This road has never been on is received from the Federal Advis Institutional officers are cooperat Carrie Puhi, Noble Grand. ory Board. ing with needy students in making public land and the change has Ethel Martin, Vice Grand. A complete printed synopsis it possible for them to lower their been made necessary on account of which will supercede all other or Elinor Force, secretary. the property being bought by John costs through any method which Lucy Mee, Treasurer. ders will be in the hands of nil provides proper living condition. At Ritter who is now fencing the county clerks and license agents by COLD HILL CHAPTER W. R. C. tention is also being given by the land where the road formerly was. the 14th of August when regulations Meets Twice a month on the 2nd faculties to keeping the cost of text Mr. Ritter will open a wood yard become effective. and 4th Wednesdays at their Club books and supplies to a minimum at this place. consistent with efficient instruc rooms in the City HaH. tion. Travelers Urged to Be On Hose Gay, President. H otel Holland Beauty Cost of room and board in pri Edith Bryan, secretary. W atch for Missing Pilot Shop vate homes and in the fraternity Madge Dorman, Treasurer. Ringlelte Permanents, *1.75, up and sorority houses is also reported In a last effort to locate the Coiffures to blend with the mode CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE to be greatly reduced under the fig Portland Airway's missing pilot Christian Science services are ures of the past few years, and stud and plane, Bill Young, who was re 31 N. F ir:P h . 9 0 0 :M ed fo H held each Sunday morning at elev ies made of the social costs in fra ported missing June 16 after he had en o’clock in the building across ternities and sororities indicate a left Medford enroute to Portland, Chimnev Tops — Metal Roofing from Odd Fellows hall. marked reduction in these expendi the company today issued an appeal Skylights and Eave Troughs Everyone is welcome. tures from several years ago. to vacationists and travelers gen Hot Air Heating and Ventilating Tanks Built to O rder erally to be on the lookout for any MEDFORD SHEET METAL WKS trace of the plane or pilot. O. J. Wolfe, Prop. A *500 reward offered by the lost 719 N. Central. Phone 411 pilot’s father, John E. Young, form Medford, Ore. er Portland fire chief, for recovery of the flier or his body is unclaim L E T F R E N C H DO IT ed. None has reported finding a BRILL METAL WORKS 109 E. Eighth St., Medford, Ore. flare or fragment of the large Stin son plane in which the pilot left E C O N O M Y W A S H ..................................... ib. General Sheet Metal Work Medford at 11:50 a. in. Friday, June I.ijtht Structural Iron This Includes Flat Work Finished. 16. Body, Fender A Radiator Repair Automobile Glass William Foster, president of SHIRTS FINISHED. 10c EXTRA Portland Airways, has given out a description of the plane in the hope WE CALL AND DELIVER TWICE A WEEK—TUBS. - FRI. that vacationists may recognize it 1 Specialist in Internal Medicine Diseases of Women ami Children afar. It is a silver and black mono LEAVE ORDERS AT SHAVERS BARBER SHOP A. A. MfBKIEN. M. 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