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STÎjC (Êolh The Moat Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State VOLUME XXXVI JAYVILLE AGAIN MAKES HISTORY GOLD 1HLL, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933 Bailey Hurl« Gold H ill to 2-1 W in Over Miners 56 LOSE RIGHT AUDIT FINDS TO DRIVE CARS 55c SHORTAGE SAMPLE COPY Mis» Beth Paulsen W ill Replace M ra. O. Robbins NUMBER 20 HILBY BYERLY BANDIT VICTIM Behind the effective pitching of The school board hired Miss Beth [Wilmer Bailey, (¡old lllll beat the Paulsen of Portland to fill the va I Jacksonville Miners 2 to 1 Saturday cancy caused by the resignation of morning ns purl of the Jubilee Day Mrs. Orvil Bobbins, nee Hhoda I lestlvltles. II was the fourth vic Cheney, as a member of the high school faculty. Jubilee Program Saturday to r y scored by (¡old Hill over the Sec. of State Revokes L i Costs County $2,500.00 to Miners this season. Miss Paulsen’s contract was sign Son of Gold H ill W om an Bailey, regular Hillile second Brings Gold Rush ed at a special meeting of the board censes for Reckless and Prove Fehl Charges baseman and fielder, held the Min- Killed in Mexico Store lust Thursday evening, immediate Day Crowds ers Io four scattered hits, and had ly following Ihe receipt of Mrs. Drunken Driving False Sunday cunlrol of his fast hall, allowing Bobbins’ contract, which she re only two free passes to first base. turned that morning. Jacksonville, lliut historic min Montgomery. Jayvllle hurler, was Miss Paulsen comes to her work During the month of July, 50 op The county audit completed this here highly recommended ano Hilby Byerly, 22, son, of Mrs. ing renter «1 Oregon, was h»s| Sat touclird for sevrn hits, but struck erators' licenses were revoke«! or week has revealed that the sheriff excellent experience. Sh« Minnie Byerly of Ibis city, was urday to thousands who gathered i ut It batsmen. This was the first suspended by the secretary of state office “mishandled” accounts to the with was born, raised and educated in to relebrutr the gold rush Jubilee, game that Bailey pileheil this year killed Sunday in his store at Los extent that 50«' cannot be accounted crlebraling the discovery of gold and one of the few he has hurled lor reckless and drunken driving. for. and that the clerk’s office is Oregon, with Ihe exception of tin Mochis, Mexico, according to infor since he has been playing ball. Iasi year, when she has been tak I’his is a considerable increase over there. The names of James Cluggage ' short five cents in the Ihree-year and James Pool, the travelers who , The box score is as follows: the :J8 forfeited during July 1032 period covered by Auditor Haines. ing graduate work at the Univer mation received here Monday from Gold Hill. ‘ity of California at Berkeley. Frank Byerly, C. D. Obregon, Mex discovered the precious metal. were ■ and the 24 taken in July 1031. In The check of records, covers all AB II ico, his half-brother. Four years previous to lhat sh« on the lips of everyone. It was in C. Kell 3b. the opinion of Hal E. Hoss, secre offices and funds, and shows lhat ................. 3 I aught al Bend. Oregon, and ha- Only meager details of the trag December of IMAt or January ol | tary of slate, however, these sta the total amount handled for the also had experience at Newport, edy have been received, because of Gardner 2b, 1 1852 that the two men, who were I tistics do not necessarily indicate three-year period was #5,472,259.- Emory If. anil Knapa, Oregon. 0 the irregular mail-train and plane looking for lost mules found gold , an increase in violations of the 38. Porre e, 2 Miss Paulsen personally inter service. A phone call Tuesday eve about one-half mile southwest of motor vehicle laws, hut rather they I. Rail ef. Il cost Jackson county $2500 tc viewed members of Ihe board ear ning from Frank reported that 2 the center «if Jacksonville, and the reflect an increase in the efficiency find out that her officials kept care- F. Foley rf. 0 her in the summer, but as then authorities had identified the party ’’ and coo|ieratlon of Oregon courts ful records, in crowds Saturday rivalled those of spite of repeated was no vacancy, her appliealior who had done the killing and that 1 INflO when the city of Jacksonville .. enforcement officials in report- rumors to the contrary. Serious al 0 .hey expected to have him in cus 1 : in® convictions which Justify the legations had been made by L. A was filed in case of emergency. was the largest In Oregon, Shaver lb. 0 tody within a few hours. 1 j cnncelhition Itasrball games. tug-o'-war. cos Banks end former County Judge A dispatch in a San Francisco Dance Pavilion to Open tume parades and feats of strength ceniet. » , . , a , Karl fhal ,he funds of the 31 7 2 I paper over a Monday date line re were the order of the day for the Saturday, September ^ ’1’*> r O X , y V. ,.’, r Cenl ?, , h e '‘heriff an<1 clerk’» office were •mis Jacksonville, ported as follows: «elehralion sponsored by the Cham- (i0(i licenses cancelled on mandatory handled." and their bints and veil Alt be rof Commerce of Jacksonville. Preparations are being made charges since 1031 have been taken AMERICAN SLAIN ed accusations gained such strength Harrington e, 4 The husky tug-o'-war tram from from persons convicted of operat in the rural districts that Ihe audit this week by the Chamber of Com BY MEXICAN THUGS Drinking, rf . 2 the citizens' conservation corps | McIntyre 2b. ing motor vehirles while under the was finally ordered to clear up the merce to reopen the dance pavilion “Nogalea, (Ariz.) Aug. 21 ... 4 ramp that came to the celebration Saturday evening, September 2nd. influence of intoxicating liquor. situation. (AP)—Hib Byerly, 26, an Amer I Montgomery p, 4 was dragged Into the Jacksonville The pavilion has been closed since These persons were not permitted ican was stabbed to death by The opening paragraph of Ihe 153 Haas, If. 4 swimming tank by a tram of Jack last June. Io make application for another page report reads: robbers in his store in Los j Pratler 3b, 3 sonville youths, and Mrs. Juanita j Hibbert ss, . It is planned to have the pavilion license until at least a vrar had Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, yester 3 “I hereby certify that in my Drmmer of Medford won the roll [ Hunsaker rf. completely redecorated and the elapsed from the lime of conviction day, reports received here to 3 opinion, with the exception of min ing-pin throwing contest. The (¡old floor will be sanded to insure dance Nine drivers had their licenses day said. The robbers were Smith ii>. ... 3 or errors, discrepancies, and onimis- Hill baseball train defeated the patrons of the finest dance palace suspended last month for varying looting the store when Byerly sions reported hereinafter, all home towners of Jacksonville, 2-1, in this part of the state. periods up to 12 months. All were surprised them. They escaped 30 4 1 0 monies collected during the three In a nine-inning game, and foot Provost’s Pep Peddlers, popular charged with reckless driving. Dur after stabbing him fatally.” Summary: Slruckoiit by Bailey 7. years ending December 31, 1032 lor races, pantiles and general cele «lance band that has formerly play ing the past four months all hut by Montgomery 14; Mils off Bailey taxes, fines, and bail forfeitures, Young Byerly went to Mexico bration completed the day. ed for dances here, will again fur one of the 43 suspensions have been fees, licenses, amounts due from / Climaxing ' l l « . . « . . the afternoon m . s events . 4. Montgomery 7; Walked by about six years ago, where he had nish music for the dances. ,, , .. , made on these grounds. For the 21 „ . Bailey 2. by Montgomery I. other incomes have been deposited worked with Frank Byerly, who oil the extensive progrum of the months before then, however, more with Ihe county treasurer In accord had established a chain of three Jacksonville Gold Bush Jubilee, the - - , , , than 40 per cent of the 100 suspen Road Diatricta Are stores there. Another brother, Le parade In the old town brought M e d f o r d W in s F r e e - H it t in jr sions were due to causes of incom- ance with statues in effect, and Abolished September 1 roy, who is here visiting his moth vivldly to the minds of the 1933 Game from Gold H ill, 20-16 pentcy other than reckless driving. have been disbursed on authorized vouchers, or remain on hand.” er and sisters, was also interested crowd how transportation facilities .... i -------------------- -— The 12 road districts of Jackson in the stores, and the three had built Auditor Haines further stated. have changed during the past flflv The Medford Hogues again were Chas. O rr and Barbara “In my opinion, the discrepancies county, under a law passed by the up a very successful business. Hib, years—for covered wagons, an ox, successful in beating the Gold Hill ‘ M cQuat W ed In North found are no different than those to Iasi session of Ihe legislature, wilt although only 16 when he entered and a hackney coach, were all in- hasehnll Irani Sunday when they --------- j be found In any other counties. be abolished September 1, and all the work, had learned rapidly anil eluded In thr procession down the. took a free-hitling contest from the territory outside of incorporated had become manager of the Los Miss Barbara McQual. daughter | 1,n<l 1,01 *s bad as in many. g«dd mining center's main street. 1 locals by a score of 20-lo-lfi. Il was towns will he in one district. The Mochis branch. Auditor Haines further said Ihe The parade was led In the rot until III«- Hogues called in ChiefI n r ‘ m "errors, discrepancies, and omis services of road supervisors are Relatives here say that it was Bogue Blver Cowboys of Eagle Mcl.ean to take over the P>‘ching[ ‘ ¡narried sions” were “clerical errors," such automatically suspended under the Hib’s custom to spend some time in in Van Point, who were all drrssed in «tulles however lhat the Medford1 ' " law. couver, Washington. this week ac as appear In any business, and could the store Sunday afternoons, on their western igtire for the oc outfit was nhle to eke out a win. The law provides that each incor book work, and that he prohably be easily rectified. Hopping onto Pitcher Tuffie Kell cording to dispatches in the daily casion. The Elks hand from Med press. The report contains no sensation porated town is a road district, and found the robbers at work when he ford lodge, the members np|M*ar- for several tiits und a couple of al or unusual matter, and none of that no land outside the city limits arrived. II was his second exper The couple was accompanied by Ing in mining togs, furnished the walks in the initial inning, (he Mr. and Mrs. Steven Orr of Mc the charges and areusntions hurled shall be included, except by a vote ience with bandits, having captured music for the marehing, and close Rogues scored 11 runs nnd took n Minnville. brother and sister-in- by Earl II. Fehl and I. A Banks, of Ihe people. robber in his store about a year behind, with slow swinging steps commanding lend and things looked The law further provides that in ago. law of Ihe groom. Following Ihe against Ihe handling of county af rame Nero, the only living ox to like a wnlk-away for Medford. Kell fairs are supported In the audit. Ihe making of special road levies, According Io a strict Mexican law. was replaced by Bailey, however, ceremony the couple left for Can- have crossed the plains. Fehl in “congress" meetings in residents of the section shall |>eti burial must be within 24 hours after nda on a wedding trio. One wagon hud a display of gold before the first inning was over Mr. Orr is a former instructor In rural areas, frequently voiced ser tion for the same, and submit a mai death, so it was impossible to bring mining, followed by another in and with their backs Io the watt Ihe Gold Hill schools and Is now ious accusations and Banks repeated showing the specific area, to whieh the body to the states for interment, which rode a Utile boy and girl, the Gobi Hill boys started fighting instructor in Grant high school In them in his newspaper. ihe road levy applies. and it is expected that he was laid that nearly evened the couni in the dressed as Indians. Supervision of the roads and oth to rest beside another half-brother, "Hie report shows lhat Ihe sher Portland, wl»t-re the couple will A three-sealed coach, In which fifth Inning. iff's office under Balph G. Jennings er duties of the road supervisors John, at Navajo. make iheir home. In thnl inning Ihe Gold Hill team nxle several people dressed in the handled $1,441,686.03 during the will be handled by Ihe county court, He is survived by his mother. Mrs. styles of 1853, was inrluded In the knocked Pitcher Lake from the three years peroid, and the recorded which is empowered to make the Minnie Byerlv, an«l five sisters, Mrs. parade, ns were several covered mound and forceil Ihe Medford “M ac” Shorb G e t. appointments, and designate the cash receipts of the office show at H. D. Force. Mrs. Pau’ Th«>mpson. manager to call on his ace hurler wagons. Home Loan Job 50 cent shortage. Fehl and Banks territory to be covered. There will Mrs. Arthur Gorham. Mrs. Aletha Fred Tice of Medford, the Inst Chief McLean. McLean was nicked hinted in their allegations, that the probably not be more than a hair Bobbins and Ruth Byerly all of Gold Mac Shorb, as ho Is known to sheriff office funds were “mishanrt- dozen road projects nt the busiest stage driver for the Oregon-Calif for eight hits and four runs during Hill; his brother. Leroy, of C. D. friends in this part of the state has ]pd'.. ornia singes, accompanied by Mrs. the remainder of the game. season, anil none in the dull season Obregon, Mexico, who is visiting in The box score follows: won one of the coveted posts to be Tice, rode along In an old-fashion The clerk's office, another point Under present conditions one super Gold Hill at pres-n». and three half- Gold Hill. secure«! under the government’s I of veiIed attack hv Banks and Fehl visor could cover Ihe county. ed couch, with costumes in keeping brothers, Frank of C. I). Obregon, AB II with the occasion. In Ihc back sent The law was passed Io cut ex ind Ed and Mel of Ssi. Martin, Cal- new deal according Io dispatchea hand|e<1 ?18 #58.39. The audit shows 2 ro... Portland yesterday. Mr. Shorb ,hp plprk., affoun(s wprp off „ nick. penses of road programs, systema ii'oi ria. of their horse-drawn vehicle rode L. Foley cf...................... 5 is former editor and publisher of k during thp r(lgimp of neIi1ah tize Ihe work, improve the service Miss Venita Daley und Alonzo Gardner 2b...................... 5 2 He was unmarried. Daley, fourth generation descend Em ory If ............................ •’> 4 the Glendale Log. Ihe Jacksonville e le v e n s M ever and eliminate rural polities and pol Post and the Gold Hm News, with 1 Thp alldit shows that the eountv iticians. ants of the builders of the first grist Garman ss........................ 8 1 Norma Lee Ward entertained a headquarters nt (.old HUI. He left I offir„ handkd , M2. ,hp sum of Forre e..................... - ...... 8 1 mill in the Bogue Blver vnllev. group of friends at a birthdav A number of Jacksonvilllnns, as T. Kell p. rf......... ............ 5 1 here two years ago for Joseph, O « - , #1,432.861.07; in 1931 Ihe sum of $1.- B artlett Picking, Packing party Friday afternoon, at the home ■well as a few Yreknns, who were In llailev rf, p............... - ..... •' 2 gon, and soon afterward moved to 939,187.9# nnd in 1930 the sum of of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Put» 1800 on Payroll? ............... 6 4 La Grande, where he ig editor nnd #2,110.710.33. The total amount for the Southern Oregon town Io ad C. Kell 3b. Ward. Her guests were Victor and 2 publisher of Ihe Eastern Oregon Re- thp , hrpp vpar ¡o<| was 472.. vertise their own gold rush cele Coy ss, c, Picking and packing of the Bart Eileen Frost, Ray and Terry Clem 0 view, La Grnnde weekly newspaper. «¿59 38 bration next month, joined 111«' Shaver I fa, letl pear of Ihe Bogue River valley ent, June, Janet and Betty Mullin, 0 Mae has been appointed manager j ~......... ................................... parade, nnd their quaint costumes F. Foley, is in full swing. A number of th« Laurene Kell, Frances Ross, Yvonne of the La Grnnde district of ihe of bygone days were attracting packing plants in Medford oper Moore and Yvonne QuaMenbush. 50 19 16 7 Home Owners’ loan corporation in Gold H ill Ball Team much comment, ated part lime Monday, and several Norma Lee was eight years old. Re Medford. Oregon. His appointment was an Mrs. Lein Wilson, who last year Meet# Gilmores Sunday others started later in the week, a: freshments of cake and ice cream AB H R E nounced yesterday by J. P. Lips won the prize in the pnrade for her picking got under way in th< were served. The next baseball game on the orchards. faded blue tnffcln dress “which Swanson 111...................... 6 1 3 0 comb. state manager for Ihe corpor 4 2 3 0 ation. Mr. Shorb was in Portland a schedule for ihe Gold Hill team is was made especially for me as my Jonnis, rf ............ The season labor will provide GOLD HILL BATTING AVERAGES regular Sunday dress in 1881," had McLean, 2b, p .............. 7 3 6 1 short lime Tuesday, and returned to hooked for Sunday on the local work for 1800 people, all residents •’> •'* 2 0 La Grande to curry out instructions diamond when Ihe Gilmore I.ions of this county. California labor is her picture taken by J. Verne lloffard. ef AB Hits Avg. 7 2 1 1 for selecting other officers for his will come to cross bats with tlie not employed in any of the plants Dorman .................. Shangle, ns did Mrs. Maine Nelson Haight ss, .................. 4 3 .759 4 2 2 0 territory. locals. and William Fisk, and Mrs. Vivian Williams 3b, or orchards, it is said, the work be Force .................... 61 25 .499 He will have charge of the work Gold Hill already hns two wins ing dispensed to home folks—men T. Kell .................. Beneh. Frances Clark, 12, wore a I. Harrington If.............. 5 2 2 0 66 27 .409 deep blue velvet jneket whieh had G. Harrington e, ........... 5 1 0 0 in Union, Baker, Wallowa, Malheur, chalked ngninst the Gilmores, but, nnd women. Transient labor is not L. Foley ................. ... 87 31 .356 Umatilla, Morrow, Gillian), and like the rest of Ihe teams around employed this year, packing house Bailev .................... belonged to her great-granilmother, Lake p, ............................ 0 1 1 0 86 30 .349 Wheeler counties, and lie hns the here are anxious to meet Gold Hill managers announce. The work is Hittle ...................... Mrs. Funnie Wilson, a Jacksonville 38 13 .342 distinction of being the first dis 50 17 20 3 again in the hope that they might expected to last until mid-October, Emory ................... pioneer. She also had her photo 99 33 .333 Summary. Slnickout by Kell 1, trict manager for this work to be even matters to some extent. taken. or longer. C. Kell .................. 96 32 .333 It Is rumored thnt the Gilmore John R. Knight, wearing a bril by Bailey 4. by Lake 7. by McLain appointed in the state. Wages for pickers vary from 20c Moore .................... . 6 2 .333 Mac has been active in ihc Cham team will have Montgomery as their to 25c per hour, in orchards. liant orange silk shirt, and with a 4: Hits off Keil 7. off Bailey 9, off I.ingren .................. 3 1 .333 revolver strapped to his side, pa McLain 10, off Lake 9; Walked by ber of Commerce and the American hurler. He is one of Ihe best pitch Minimum wages paid in the pack Nolan ...................... 32 10 .312 raded the length of the street, with Kell 1. by Bailey 6. by I.nke 4, by Legion at l.nGrnnde, and has made ers in the hush league around here ing plants are. Packers, 4c per box; D. Walker ............... ... 19 3 .399 Mcl.ean L Winning pitcher Lake; many friends in the short time he and one of the few nitchers thnt sorters, 27H cents per hour, and Hammersly ........... ... 51 14 .275 megaphone in hand. bus been in the cily. has held the local ball artists to a common labor 30 cents per hour. losing pitcher Kell. Gardner ................. 95 27 .263 Friends here are glad to learn of low score. Have you tried one of the new The wages are on a par with Coy ....................... . 67 17 .253 Miss ' t i l t h Byerly of Portland his appointment and wish him the NRA snnduAiehes nt Horning's those paid in California and Wash Shaver .................. ... 78 19 .241 Subscribe now to The News—#1.00 ington districts, it is said, and Shack, Grants Pass? Try one nnd tame Monday to spend the remain greatest success In his new respon- sibllitics. per year. slightly higher than last year. recover. Only 18c. adv. der of the summer here. Team Average ___ J41
