Gold Hill news., August 17, 1933, Image 2

THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933
THE GOLD HILL NEWS
Established 1897
Ancient History
The county co u rt lias taken the
in itia l steps lu place the re lie f w o rk
of Jackson county o il a sane basis,
R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager
w ith the idea o f e lim in a tin g u ll
"g y p in g " by tra n sie n t in d ig e n t* amt
LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor
From the Gold H ill N ew s
re n d e rin g Io Ihe w o rth y poor o f es­
of August 16, 1907.
tablished residence here, th e ir fu ll
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of
measure of aid possible.
Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity
Reports have been com ing to the
A very pleasant m id n ig h t dance
furn ish e d amusement to the dancers county a u th o ritie s that w ith in the
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y
here last Saturday evening, in C a r­ past tw o weeks transients have
te r’s Opera House, t hough w e ll at­ started se ttlin g up tile creeks and
E ntered at the P ostoffice at Gold H ill. Oregon, fo r transm ission through tended. the flo o r was never too canyons o f the n o rth end o f the
the m ails as second-class m a tte r
crow ded fo r co m fo rta b le dancing. county, to establish a six u io n llis res­
idence. am i he e lig ib le fo r re lie f next
Subscription $2.00 a year in advance. A d ve rtisin g rates on appliuatios
F ro n i reports that are com ing in w in te r. One squatter settlem ent is
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fro m the farm ers o f the co u n ty it reported on Bogue riv e r in the Tolo
can Ihe C apital Press ascribe the seems lik e ly that th is is going Io he d is tric t, another in the Meadows dis­
complete reversal o f custom in the w aterm elon year. But Oregon isn't tric t, and tile th ir d near the Jaekson-
fo llo w in g re p o rt o f a w edding, as going to run opposition to Geor g ir Josephiile county lines. It is sus­
W ith the therm om eter hovering
published in the Lebanon Express: fo r a ll that.
pected by county o ffic ia ls that the
around the 100 m ark the past few
"T h o rto n
Corners. J u ly
15.—
la tte r settlement plans Io benefit
nays it has been quiet an e ffo rt to
(S pecial.)— M r. H a ro ld Tonole, son
The w o rk o f fillin g in u n d e r the I o tli fro m Jackson and Josephlitr
keep the ro lle rs ou the press fro m
o f Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonole o f Cot­ trestle o f the ra ilro a d brid g e has m u n i) ch a rity.
m elting to say n o th in g o f the other
tage Grove, Oregon, became the commenced at last. L ik e the “ good
C ounty Judge E a rl II. Day has ex­
d iffic u ltie s in getting out a news­
bridegroom o f Miss V erla Gibson tim e s" in the o ld song, it bus been pressed him self as h ig h ly desirous
paper. W ho was it anyw ay that said
at Jt o’clock, J u ly second. The cere- “ long, long, on the w a y ," hut now of eorreeting Ihe ompression p re va l­
"W o n d e r i f we w ill ever get any
niony took place at the L a u ra lw o o d • that the w o rk has been begun it w ill ent among w anderers up and down
w a rm w eather th is ye a r? "
Ihe P acific coast that Jackson county
church at Gaston, Oregon, w ith an no doubt he q u ic k ie completed,
attendance o f over 300. M r. Tonole
is “ a soft spot fo r transient in d i­
More than 50 persons came to the
was attended by Mr. H a ro ld Hartley
gents, and a god-father to a ll in dis­
Jim
G
rigsby,
in
Ihe
em
ploy
o
f
News o ffice last week to take a
as groomsman and Mr. F ra n k G ib­ D a rtin g and P enninger, was the v ic ­ tress,” fu rn is h in g e v e ryth in g from
look at “ H e n rie tta ” , the tw o-foot
bon and H arold Wade as ushers tim o f a runaw ay
F rid a y . The new tire s to h o spitalization o f m at­
rattlesnake on display at the office.
l.itlle Otis Carman was page fo r Mr. breaking o f a singletree was the e rn ity eases.
Several o f the num ber were d is ­
Tonole.
“ Jackson county has u ll it can do
cause o f the accident. F o rtu n a te ly
appointed however, as she did not
to take care o f its o w n ," said Judge
no
in
ju
rie
s
w
ere
sustained
by
e
ith
­
"As
the
groom
approached
the
a
l­
seem to take to p u b lic life and the
Day last week, "a n d does not p ro -
re sulting p u b lic ity lik e
another ta r he was the cynosure o f a ll eyes, er Mr. G rigsby o r his team.
I
use to feed a ll comers, sim p ly be­
blushing
p
re
ttily
as
he
re
p
lie
d
to
the
H enrietta we know . And Saturday
here six
Jo u q iiin M ille r has re tu rn e d to cause they have lived
noon ended her life by b itin g h e r­ questions o f the clergym an in to il's
months. The county has a d u ly to
self. A fte r am putating the eight lo w yet firm 'th e groom was charm ­ P o rtla n d fro m his tr ip to the Jo­
p e rfo rm Io those w ho have estab­
rattles H enrietta was put to rest by in g ly clad in a three-u.'ece suit con­ sephine county eaves, and expresses
lished resilience here, h ill have come
the p rin te r’s d e vil in a little hole sisting o f coat, pants and vest. The h im se lf as d elighted w ith th e ir
upon tough times. We have many
beauty.
He
says
he
w
ill
describe
coat,
o
f
d
a
rk
m
a
te
ria
l,
was
dram*
I
back o f the News office. Before
w o rth ) poor. some w ho have live d
H enrietta passed in to snake heaven at the shoulders anil ta s te fu lly gath­ these Southern Oregon w onder,. in
ie Jackson county fo r many years.
prose
and
p
o
e
try
a
rticles
fo
r
Ihe
ered
under
the
arms.
A
p
re
tty
sigh
a nice pen had been made Saturday
The co u n ty finances are in such
magazines.
was
c
u
rre
n
t
among
the
guests
that
afternoon. Inasmuch as there are so
shape that the re lie f w ill he re s tric t­
m any people that have never seen the coat v i « the same one w o rn by
ed. hut w h a t we have w ill he de­
¡he
groom
’s
fa
th
e
r
and
gra
n
d
fa
th
e
r
Joseph
L.
Hammersly
w
h
o
re
­
a live ra ttle r, the pen is ready fo r
fro m
P o rtla n d voted to the succoring o f o u r own
i n th e ir w edding days. Mr. Tonole turned th is week
use i f anyone w ill b rin g one in.
w ould n e ith e r a ffirm n o r deny the b rin g s w o rd that G overnor Chain- people, instead o f tra n sie n t strang­
(ru th o f th is sensational touch
lie rla in has prom ised to do every - ers."
Ask any member o f the Gold H ill
The county court plans an inspec­
th in g in his p o w e r that he could
"T
he
grooms
vest
was
sleeveless
baseball team i f he believes in In ­
nd met in fro n t. Conspicuous on consistently do, to adjust t h ' d if f - tio n o f the squatter settlements, and
dian signs.
the fro n t o f Ihe vest was Ihe groom 's r »lties of w h ic h we com plain. He to keep a check on them.
About this tim e last year there
fa v o rite piece o f je w e lry , an E a g l e i n f o r m e d Mr. H am m ersly that
Reports In the d a ily press state
pin, and fro m the upper le ft pocket hereafter, d u rin g the seining seo- *v:is an in flu x o f transients, many of
that the men sentenced fo r ballot
was suspended a large In gersoll ' son *n Josephine cou n ty. Rogue rlv - w hom m anifested a sudden desire to
th e ft w ill be assigned to w o rk “as
w atch. the brides g ift to the groom. e r w ° u ld be p a tro lle d b y w a te r register and vote. The m a jo rity bene­
near as possible s im ila r to w hat
w h ic h gave ju st the needed touch b rd liffs. and that every th in g w o u ld fite d fro m the com m issary. There
they did in c iv il life ” here in Jack-
i f b rillia n c e Io the costume in per- be ,' o n f 1° stop the ille g a l‘ fis h in g w ill he no com m issary, the m in in g
son county. The o n ly w o rk thev did
feet taste and harmony*.
j th a t has been so eonspiclous in the ' " in te r it is said
here was general reform agitating
Steps w ill also be taken through
“ The groom 's pants w ere suspend­ past among these fisherm en.
and h e ll-ra isin g . P robably i f they
the p ro p e r agencies, to see that fed­
ed
fro
m
the
w
aist,
fa
llin
g
in
the
had ever done any real honest
eral funds allocated to this county
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la b o r they w o u ld not be where they new stra ig h t lin e n e a rly to the flo o r.
(n r p u b lic w orks, w ill fu rn is h em­
The severe s im p lic ity o f the g a r­
are now.
ploym ent exclusively to the w o rth )
L E G A L N O T IC E S
ment was relieved by Ihe rig h t leg.
and
established folks.— M ai, T rib u n e
W ith Oregon experiencing an u n ­ w h ic h was caught up about fo u r in ­
N O T IC E FOR P U B LIC A TIO N
ches
by
a
black
g
a
rte
r
re
v
e
a
lin
g
,
usually d ry summer and conditions
G oes
fo r forest fire s at the best, c re d it is Just an in trig u in g glim pse o f black Departm ent o f the In te rio r, (¡en­ S tr a y B u llet
due the thrce-C camps fo r th e ir i holeproof above hoots o f genuine
■,,933°w b u rg * O re'
T h ru G ran ts P a ss Car
w o rk in preventing fire s w h ic h ' lea,h r - laced w ith strings o f the ( N O T IC E j . hereby given that
have been the lowest th is ve a r fo r <:;,nle co lo r. The effect was v e ry : M ary K. Sollee o f Beagle. Oregon,
H e n ry McCue o f Grants Pass had
m any years. O nly a fe w scattered I ch ic-
?Yho- on December 23. 1929. made a very n a rro w escape SafUrduy eve­
fire s have been reported so fa r th is
“ T he «room ’s neck was encircled z’ ®1 T ii S W k i ’ s ^ ‘^ 'a n d ^ N W * V W - n ing w hen a b u lle t passed through
year and these have not resulted in b -V a w h ite co la r, characterized by a i 4 Section 3«. T o w n s h ip 34 S.. Range his car w h ile d riv in g dow n 10th St.
much damage. The cost o f fig h tin g delicate saw edge. A round the col-1 2 W., W illa m e tte M eridian, has file d The b u lle t, w h ich police say was or
fire s w ill be greatly reduced also la r was l ° ° sb ' tied a cravat, so that notice o f in te n tio n to make fin a l .22 ca lib re , passed through the rig h t
as three-C men w ill be recruited in '• rode up under his le ft ta r w ith j i h r F®_-'.‘Ln r J >T o f’_ *2 '
rear d oor w in d o w and out the left
to the land above described, before
cose o f an outbreak and o ther men ,h a l *I»d«ed effect o f carelessness V ic to r A. Tengw ald, I ’ . S. Com m is­ fro n t w in d o w , n a rro w ily
m issing
w ill not be needed.
w h ic h m arks supreme a rtis try in sioner, at M edford. Oregon, on the Ihe b o y’s head. He reported ut
dress.
23rd day o f Sept., 1933.
once to police w ho started an In ­
C laim ant names as w itnesses: vestigation.
"M r. H a rtle y ’s costume was essen­
L. A. Banks, life r num ber 12.697
Herm an T. T u r r ill, E. A. Lam pm an,
in the state pen, was put to w o rk tia lly lik e th a t o f the groom and as M a rtin Webb, and Boy Jain, a ll o f
C hief o f Police James K . Man­
Monday unloading hog fuel. N ot so the tw o stood at the a lta r, a hush o f Beagle, Ore.
uel o f th a t c ity says that a fte r In ­
H a m ill A. Canada)’,
long ago he was unloading worse ewed a d m ira tio n enveloped the aud­
vestigating he can fin d no m otive
Register.
than hog fu e l onto the people of ience at the complete and w o n d er­ A17-S14
fo r in te n tio n a l shooting and accord­
fu l h arm ony o f th e ir raim ent.
th is county.
ing to a ll evidence Ihe police are o f
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
Groom and groomsman could not
the o p in io n that it was e n tire ly ac­
W h ile Oregon has been experi have been to ld apart had it not been D epartm ent o f the In te rio r. General cidental. H ow ever, Manuel issues a
encing a few days o f hot w eather fo r the little patch o f co u rt plaster Land O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon. w a rn in g against shooting o f any
August l lt h . 1933.
we must remember it is “ unusual“ w o rn by Mr. T onole to cover a
N O T IC E is hereby given th a t k in d w ith in the c ity lim its.
and there are many places in the n ick in his chin made by his safety F re d e rick W. Sollee. Sr., o f Beagle,
SEE
co u n try w here the heat is much razor. N e ith e r Mr. Tonole nor Mr. Oregon, w ho, on May 24th, 1930.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE
worse. Many C a lifo rn ia points reg­ J la r tle y w o re a hal at the cerem ony made homestead e n try . Serial. No.
019098. fo r N E '.S W ’ , and N W 'i-
COMPANY
istered 116 the past week.
"As the brid e led Mr. Tonole fro m SE%, Section 27, T o w n sh ip 31 S„
the nuptials it was noted that she Range 2 W., W illa m e tte Mi rid ia n
fo r F u rn itu re M oving A Storage
A W EDD IN G “ CODE"?
F ru it H a u lin g
to
w ore the conventional ve il and o r­ has file d notice o f in te n tio n
make fin a l th re e year P ro o f, to
ange blossoms.
Phone 315
M edford, Ore.
Many new and strange s itu a tio n s ' “ The above is published w ith ap- establish claim to the land above
described, before V ic to r A. Tt ng-
are developing from the operation ologies to the Cottage Grove Sen- w a ld ,
S. Com m issioner, at Med­
o f the N . R. A. To no o ther cause tin e l.” — Salem C apitol Press.
fo rd , Oregon, on Ihe 2.3rd day o f
W. G. BISHOP, M. D.
September, 1933.
P hysician and Surgeon
C
laim
ant
names
as
witnesses:
v * * * * * * w * v x s x v x s s s s \x w x x x x x s x x \\s v s \s s s \s s s s s \\s \x .x v s \s s v s s v x x w * x
Herman T. T u r r ill, E. A. Lampman.
At Becker’s D rug Store— Mon
I M a rtin Wehb. and Roy Jain, a ll o f
Wed., Fridays, 5 to 7 p. in.
(
| Beagle, Oregon.
M edford o ffice : Jackson C ounty
H a m ill A. Canaday,
Bank B u ild in g
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Register.
P u b lish ed by M ac's P rin tin g Co.
FR O M O U R F IL E S
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Prompt Service
IN
Job Printing
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Mac’s Printing Co.
P r in te r s— P u b lish ers
cumules. A fte r lunch ' overnor and
Mr*. Meier ei n lln n e il llle ir tr ip
down the Redwood h ighw ay
to
(.rescent t i l l ) und up (tie coast.
C ou n ty's R elief for O w n
G ov. M eier M akes S h ort
P eo p le Is C ou rt's P lan
V isit In S ou th ern O ie g o n
G overnor Jqlius Meier spent u
short lim e in Southern Oregon Sat­
urday w h ile en route fro m Ihe
W. P. CHISHOLM . M. I),
Legion convention in
Klam ath
d e a e ra i P ra ctitio n e r
Fulls to Gobi Reach where he unit
Mrs. Meier w ill enjoy a b rie f vaca­
Phones O ffice IO. Ite». 9-1.
Gold H ill,
Oregon
tion.
The G overnor stopped in Med
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fo rd fo r about an hour Saturday
m o rn in g where he culled on friends
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Gold H ill Lodge No. 129
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and gave pear grow ers encourage
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o. o. r .
m eiil when it was learned that Ills
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te lrg ra m to President Roosevelt re ­
Meets every Tuesday evening 9
questing higher prices fo r canner) 9
Visitors Always Welcome
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pears was reasonably sure o f suc­
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cess.
From Medford the Melees m otor
ed to Grants Puss w here they slop AM ETHYST R E IIE K A II LODGE »7.
ped fo r lunch. An in fo rm a l dinner Meets eve\v Wednesday N ight lit Ihe
I. O. (I. F H a ll. Gold HUI. Oregon
party was at once formed h.v rest
C arrie Pohl. Noble Grand.
dents o f Ihe Clim ate C ity w ith Sen
F ilic i M a rlin , Vice Grani,.
a lo r J. T. Chinook as master of eer
E lin o r Force, secretary.
I.uey Mer, Treasurer.
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GOLD I I I I . L CHAPTER W. It. f .
Meets T w ice a m onth ou the 2nd
and -4th Wednesdays at th e ir Club
rooms In tin- City H ull.
Dr. I. H. Gove
DEPENDABLE
D E N T IS T R Y
Rose Guy, P resident.
O ffice w ith
D r. Mi lirie n , M. D.
2.35 Fast Main
Pitone 672-J
• HRI8TI kN 81
E dith H r)a n . secretary.
Madge Dorm an, Treasurer.
u m F NOTH E
C h ristia n S tir in e services
are
j held each Sunday m o rn in g ul elev­
en o’clock in the b u ild in g across
tro n i Odil F ellow s hall.
I Everyone is welcome.
MEDFORD, OKEGOS
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Q uality F oods
S o ft D rinks
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Grants Pass Business Directory
The business and professional people of Grants Pass,
listed in this directory ar£ glad to serve the people of this
territory in any way possible. They firmly believe that
whenever possible your hdme tow*n merohant should be
patrorfized, but they offer their services in addition to
those you can receive at home, and invite you to consult
them when in Grants Pass.
I C o n tra ctin g
R epairing
V A L L E Y CLEANERS
«11 1-2 East H St.
Grants Pass, Ore.
Opposite P. O.
Phone 260
Suits cleaned anil pressed fl.O fl
Hats cleaned and blocked 81.00
P lain dresses cleaned and press
ed 81.00
Phones: Shop 137
Res. 574J
B U LLO C K E LE C T R IC CO.
Success fo llo w s service
Motors
Pumps
217 N. 611, St.
G rants Pass, Ore.
ROGUE R IV E R H AR D W A R E
CO.
S h e rw in W illia m s Paints
M cC orm ick-B eering Farm
Implement'.
Housewares—G eneral H ard war«
204 South S ixth 8».- Rhone ,8
Grants Pass, Oregon
I t is no lo n g er ntceissry
to roast yourself in order to
cook the food. W in ter or sum­
mer the kitchen should be the same temperature as the
hvmg room and it can be if you have an electric ranoc. But
why stay in the kitchen while the food is cooking? Electri-
etty will cook and watch your food automatically, perfectly,
while you spend most of your time as you please. See your
hardware, furniture or electrical dealer today about an elec-
tnc range. I t will save you, money, your licaltit and your
time.
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THE C A LIFO R N IA O R E G O N POWER C O M P A N Y
•WW D « « t
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I Fine W atch A Je w o lry R epairing
| Ready fo r yo u when prom ised
Prices Most Reasonable
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B U H N ’S JE W E LR Y STORE
Grants Pass, Oregon
We Buy Old Gold
ELECTRICITY IS C