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FOREIGN GOLD
MARKETS OPEN
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GOLD HILL, OREtXJN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933
Many' Vaccinated for
Small Pox In Cold H ill
SCHOOL BELLS
RING MONDAY
Consumer’» N R A Campaign
to Be Launched Here Tuea.
SAMPLE COPY
NUMBER 21
Bandit Who SISKIYOU ROAD
K ille d Hilby
ByerlyCaught JOB GIVEN O.K.
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Fifty people were immunized for
J. C. Thompson and Hie Alien-
small pox by Hr. W. fi. Bishop,
dor fee of Medford, county committee
acting
county
physician,
and
in charge of the consumer’s cam
County Nurse Sybil Walker here i
paign in the National Recovery ad
Gustavo Muriel, the lone Mexl- j
Tuesday afternoon, following a '
ministration were in Gold H ill this
»care over Hie week end.
morning and appointed H. H. Reed
Roosevelt’s Decree Allows
Miss Nettle Stone of this elly us- W ill Call 250 to Classes; and it. E. Ulankciiburg u» the com can bandit who took the life Pacific Highw ay Association
sisted In the elerieal work connect
mittee to handle Ihe campaign here. ol H ilby Byerly ut Moclies, Mexico,
Sale at H ig h Price; Is
Gets Assurance Contract
Supt. J. A. Thomason A n
ed with the work.
This is to follow up the program a week ago last Sunday, ha»
Fear of an epidemic in the dis
which
enlisted
business
bouses
in
Boon to Miners
been
caught
and
w
ill
forfeit
his
nounces Curriculum
W ill Be Let Sept. 14
trict because several people had
the nulion-wide effort to relieve un own life for the deed, according to
been exposed Io the disease by a
employment and create payrolls. word received here this morning.
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The part the individual w ill play is
Bids totalling nearly half million
Hilby is Ibe soil of Mrs. Minnie
President Roosevelt
Tm-nhiy visitor in Ihe elty, led Io arrange
About two hundred and fifty
llftrd the gold rmhurgo to permit ments being made for Ihe vaccina youngsters of Ihe Gold H ill school to sign up to patronize only those Byerly ut Go'd H ill and a telegram dollars to bring the two day let
businesses which displuy Hie Rlue to relatives here this morning read: ting of the state highway comnUs-
tales of new mined gold ahroud tion by county authorities.
i d btrict w ill answer the call of the
Miss W alker stales that another ' school bell Monday, September 4, Eagle, indicating that they are coop •Murderer in ja il; w ill pay with sion to more than a million dollars
and at the tame time tightened tin
on the first NR a program in Oregon
his life.”
restrictions against hoarding- The opportunity w ill be given for local Io begin another year of education— erating w ilh the plan.
A supply of cards w ill be avail
The message < ame from I ranx were ordered by road officials in
two executive orders were issued people to be vaccinated next Wed or exposure to it, as the case may
able in Gold H ill by Tuesday of Byerly, older brother and employer Portland, Friday.
suddenly by the president just as nesday morning. She and Hr. Ilish- le .
op
w
ill
I
n
*
nt
the
school
house
at
next week and citizens arc urged to of Hilby.
Approval of the bureau of pub
be departed for an automobile tour
The first day w ill be spent in en
11:00 in the morning and w ill take
call at Judge Heed's office, the
Letters received earlier this week lic roads to start the first work on
up-state.
rollment amt registration for d if
Increased profits of more than cure of all who desire this service. ferent classes, with real work be postoffice or the Gold H ill News gave details of the bandit’s attempt re-alignment and improvement of
A small charge of 25 cents is
and make their pledge.
to rob the store of which H ilby was the so-called Siskiyou bottleneck
$15,000,000 yearly
Io
American
ginning in earnest on Tuesday.
It is ulso planned to work through manager, ib e man, a former Mo- section of the Pacific highway next
gold miners and renewed activity made each patient to cover cost of I School w ill convene Monday for
In that industry were seen by the the work. Miss Walker urges that the morning session only, being local organizations who w ill en- 'ties I'.o icciian who had been sus month was obtained by the Pacific
courage their members to support pended for misconduct, was a cu s-! Highway association. The improve
Ireusury today us an importun! re everyone |*ossfhlc take advantage dismissed ut noon.
the program 100 per cent.
of
this
work,
as
county
authorities
lonicr of the store and on some pre-' ment w ill be between Ashland and
sult of lifting the embargo.
Superintendent
have stalcil that they are very w ill
Gold H ill has a fine representa text got Hilby to go to the store and the summit of the mountains, the
Treasury officials interpreted it
ing to cooperate in this preventive j J. A. Thomason
tion of businesses that are display- open the safe—possibly to look up total cost to be about two million
as meaning the newly mined metal
measure, but that they w ill nol as I submits the fol
i ibg the Rlue Eagle, and it is hoped his accrunl i ecords.
dollars. A delegation of 20 appeared
could I m - sold in the markets of the
sume the expense of raring for any lowing l i s t of
; that individuals w ill also go on re
belore the commission and the bur
Police
r<
construct
the
killing
as
world ul the prevailing price o f
case wbieh puiy develop in the teachers and their
cord to back the president’s pro premeditated the bandit |-rmning eau before the noon adjournment
around $30 an ounce in contrast
I
classes,
according
district, because people refuse to
gram, and that in a short time to k i|‘ Byerly and rob th safe aft Friday.
with the fixed price of $20.67 they
to t h e
present
become immunized.
everyone w ill be wearing the blue er it was opened, end make a clean
Get Project O. K.
form erly were forced to accept ;
plan of organiza-
badge of the NRA consumer.
get awav.
The delegation from Grants Pass,
from the mint.
- tion:
His pUn< lUiseirried, however Medford, Ashland, Roseburg, Eugene
This, it was said, would mean Hamm ersly Strikes Out
Grade school —
Cement Plant Starts
for when lie stablxd his vi-tim as and Portland representing the Pa
21 Batters But Mates
an increase of upproxiuiittely 30
Mrs Madeline Pen- KupL Thomason
Finish Grind Dept. he knelt hefotc ihe safe. Byerl; cific highway association, presented
per cent in the selling price,
Lose to Gilmores 6-5 dleton, first grade; Miss Madge M it
fought fi-rcely as iFe pape ’-strewn pertinent argument» for eliminating
amounting to around
$15,000,000
chell, second grade; Mrs. Minnie
office co - sum - <’. i.'enced.
the hazards of the Siskiyou moun
The
Beaver
Portland
Cement
on the basis of the average pro
Miss
Although pitcher Rill Hammersly Sargent, third and fourth;
Hilby was again stxbLed, but tain section of the highway from
duction of about $50,000,000 an struckout 21 opposing batsmen, and Mabel Moore, fifth and sixth; Mrs. plant here w ill start wheels of the
machinery in its finish grind de broke away and tan to t h 1 street Ashland south to the summit, and
nually in 1031 and 1932.
allowed but six hits, the Gold H ill Pena,. seventh; Mrs. Maudie Robin
partment
turning tomorrow morn »here h? fell dead after ca’ ’ ing to was successful in obtaining assur
These officials »aid there was hasehull team lost a close game to son, eighth.
ance that the first unit of the job, a
ing.
and
w
ill pul 15 men back t< police.
no way to gauge definitely the the Gilmore Lions on the local dia
High school classes have been
Muriet was well known in Moches project totaling
about
$227,000,
work.
The
plant
is
complying
wilh
umount of production to be ex mond Sunday. The final score was arranged as follows:
and as s.-venJ had seen n n enter would be let at the next highway
pected from today's action. They 6 to 5. It was Ihe third loss for Gold
Miss Albertina Hankcy: 2 class provisions of the NRA in handling 'he store w it i Byerly there was no
meeting September 14.
agreed, however, that
it
would H ill in 22 games played this season. es in first year typing; one class their crews.
doubt
of
his
identity.
In
h
i;
haste
State Senators George Dunn of
W ith sales continuing quite brisk
prove a powerful stimulus to the The Medford Rogues is Ihe only oth second year typing;
shorthand;
o esca|ie 'c ln«d:c out th i back Ashland and James T. Chin nock of
ly
through
the
summer,
the
suppl>
industry as a whole.
er tram that has beaten the locals. freshman English; seventh grade
of cement in the storage bins has ioor, but drc^iped bis dagger dos Grants Pass, aided by .Mayor Joe
The raising of the ban to allow
Hammersly struck out Ihe first English; nnd study hall supervision.
by, and Ibis addid to
.-vide-i.
Carson of Portland and Amedee M.
new mined gold suies abroad three men up in Mfte initial in n in g
Miss Reth Paulsen: Senior Eng been loweerd, and it is to replenish ugpinsl him, as ni» weapon was
Smith, president of the Portland
these
that
the
m
ill
w
ill
resume
op
opens the higher priced
foreign two In the second, three in the lish; sophomore English; arithme
erating.
A huge pile of clinker easily idertificd by those w ’ oknew Chamber of Commerce, took the lead
markets to American producers.
tic;
household
arts;
girls’
physical
third, two in each of thr fourth,
turn.
in urging money for this project.
Mr. Roosevelt acted after care fifth, sixth and seventh frames, education; sociology; world history. was run through the kiln last May.
Frank Byerly »• i o lives ut C P. They presented figures showing
nnd
this
w
ill
lie
utilized
in
making
ful examination of the gold em three in the eighth and a pair In
Leland T. Cook: General science;
Obregoii, Mexico, went by plane to that 51 per cent of all tourist cars
bargo
regulations
by
Attorney thr ninth inning. All Ihe Gilmore biology; mechanical drawing; shop- the finished product. Other depart M oehei immediately upon hearing
coming into the state are registered
ments
of
thr
plant
w
ill
open
later
General Gummings so us Io make scores were made after two men had work; grade physical education;
of the killing, and, receiving a com at the south gateway of the Pacific
sure that sales could be made been retired in the inning. In the high school physical education—as in the fall, although no edfinite date mission ax a special police officer,
highway.
has been set as yet.
without affecting the gold supply liflh they scored three runs after sistant coach; baseball roach.
aided in the hunt.
Mayor Joe Carson, speaker for
Suiierintendcnt J. A. Thomason:
of this country now strictly in thr two bad errors on Hie part of Gold
Muriet was captured by police at the improvement, stated that any
hands of the government.
ILII players and in the seventh Ihe Civics; geography; American his M any Gold H illites Attend Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, 150 miles work done on that road would ben
It Is understood that Secretary Lions hunched two hits, and an er tory; jienmanship, high school and
Cook-M orris Clan Picnic south o( Moches.
efit the entire state. Editor C. M.
Woodin already has arranged for ror to push over three more tallies. seventh grade; supervision of grade
Hilby was buried the day after Green of Ashland stated that their
the establishment of the machinery
Several families of Gold H ill ami I his death, Monday, August 21, at legislative representation is favor
Gold H ill scored one in the third school; basketball and track coach:
to put the new rule Into effect.
inning and one in the eighth frnme. general supervision as principal of vicinity drove to the Umpqua Auto Navajo, Mexico, beside another bro able for some slate revenue measur
The free gold market order stip In Ibe Inst half of the ninth with high school.
park near Myrtle Creek, Oregon, ther, John.
es to complete this project were it
There w ill be three new faces on last Sunday to attend the annual
ulates that ‘gold recovered from men down the Hillites nearly up
started by NRA funds.
natural deposits in
the United set the Gilmores by scoring three the faculty this year. Miss Madge piep'c of thr Cook-Morris c’afl. The
Two Million Final Cost
States” may be sent to the secre runs to conic within a score of ty Mitchell fills the vacancy caused by following account of the gathering To Ship 200 Tons Pear»
I^slie M. Scott, chairman of the
the
resignation
of
Miss
Alice
Harp
to
California
Cannery
tary of the treasury on consign ing the count. Emery singled. H or
has been received from the clan
commission, said he hesitated fn
... .
ment for sale.
man was lilt by a pitched ball. T. er, veteran first grade teacher. Miss secretary:
urging start of this work because
The Van Hoevenberg orchards In
Sales may be made Io: First Kell got a hingle, scoring Emery. Mitchell, however, takes over Mrs.
there appeared no assurance the
Sunday August 27, the Cook and the Sams Valley district have con state couid complete the project. R.
foreign purchasers;
second,
to Coy got on by an error on the G il Pendleton's former work as s -c-
persons licensed to acquire gold more rightfieliler, Horman
scor ond grade teacher, and Mrs. Pen Morris clan held its annual picnic tracted for 200 tons of Bartlett H. Baldock, highway engineer, esti
lor use in the arts, Industries, or ing. C. Kell reached first on an er dleton w ill handle Miss Harper"» at the beautiful Umpqua Auto park pears to be shipped to the cannery mated it would require $750,000 to
situated six miles south of Myrtle at Oakland, California, and ship open up one unit of the job for use
professions. The lifting of restric ror on Ringhnni, firstbaseman, T. ¡oom.
ping w ill be done from Gold H ill.
On the high school faculty, Leland Creek in Houglas county.
tions on new mined gold is effec Kell crossing the plate on the play.
while it would take two million dol
The Reinking Trucking company
Those attending this year were
tive immediately.
Hammersly popped up Io Pitcher T. Cook replaces Jerome Abbott as
lar» to complete. The improvement
The decree nffecting gold hoard Hess to end the rally, Hess touch couch and science instructor, and Mr. and Mrs. James U. Smith, Dora has the contract for hauling the would shorten the distance to C alif
Miss
Reth
Paulsen
succeeds
Mrs.
and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. ¡Tarold Iruit to this city. Vaughn Quaken- ornia four and half miles and would
ing orders that within 15 days ing first base himself not taking
(). Robbins. Ihe former Miss Rhoda Smith nnd Helous Hrennen, Mr and bush acting as truck driver. Doug
every person holding "gold coin, chances on losing the game.
reduce Ihe grade a half per rent as
Ghcney, who was a member of the Mrs. John E. Smith and Jean. Allen las Cameron w ill help load Ihe
gold bullion, or gold certificates'’
Itox score follows:
well as eliminate hazardous curves.
and Roberta, Mr. and Mrs. Law fruit in the freight ears here.
faculty last year.
shall file a statement with the
Gold llill
W. H. Lynch, chief of the bureau
The approximate enrollment in rence Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
AR H R F
government of the amounts In ex
of public roads, finally assured the
cess of $100. W ithin 30 days all Foley, ef
..........- .......... 3 0 1 0 Ihe grades w ill he 200, and the Cook and Clifnence Cookj all of Science Sunday School in
delegation he would recommend the
holdings in exress of this w ill be Hailey, 2b
..................... 4 0 0 0 school census shows that about 60 Gold H ill; Miss Helsa Frost of Med
*227,000 previously allocated on this
Picnic
at
W
a
lk
e
r
Home
w
ill
attend
high
school
here
this
ford; Mrs. John Ringham of Apple-
Emery, If ....................... 5 3 2 0
prohibited.
stretch, would be put un for early
Force, e
...... - .............. 4 0 0 0 year. This number docs nol include gale: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mortis and
Twenty-six children, members of ■warding.
pupils
who
attended
here
last
year
Carlos nnd Rilly. Miss Edith Leach,
T. Kell, rf ....................... 5 2 2 0
First Health M eet of
the Christian
Science
Sunday-
Coy, ss ........................... 5 0 0 0 from the Tolo and W illow Springs of Monroe, Oregon; Mr. ami Mrs. school and their friends were en G irl Scout* Have T w o -D ay
Season at Jacobs Sept. 12 C Kell. 3b ...... - .......... 3 2 0 0 dislricts, ns it is not known where Morris Berg and June of Spring-
tertained at a delightful picnic
Outing at Bybee Bridge
Shaver, lb .................... -3 0 0 2 they w i” enroll Ibis year, since lh« field.
Tuesday afternoon at the home ol
Miss Nelly Jacobs, chairman of Coutere, lb ................... 1 0
new
transportation
laws
went
into
W
hile
the
Smiths
were
in
the
0 0
Mrs. A. A. W alker, superintendent
Sixteen G irl Scouts of the Gold
the Gold H ill health unit, gives ad
ninjority about the same propor
Garman.............................. 1 0
0 0 effect.
of
the Sunday school.
H ill troop and Iheir leader, Mrs.
vance notice of the first regular Horman
Clyde
and
Clint
W
alker.
Carl
tions
as
the
democrats
were
last
......................... 0 0 0 0
The
children
played
outdoor Marjorie Pena enjoyed a gay two-
health meeting of the fall season,
Routh and Frank and H arry Chil November, they were very modest,
games
during
the
afternoon,
and at day outing at Bybee bridge Tues
which w ill meet nt the Jacobs
ders, who served the district as bus and none boasted of their relation
Medford
a late hour the hostesses— Mrs. day and Wednesday of this week.
drivers
Iasi
year
w
ill
net
in
the
ranch September 12. Members are
ship
Io
Alfred
E.
AB H R E
W alker and the Sunday school
Four carloads of girls, bedding
urged to keep the day open.
A one o’clock dinner was pre
Sato, rf ...... - .................. 4 0 1 1 same rapacity this year. Janitor W.
rolls and supplies left early Tues
As there is much business to G. Smith, ss ................... 2 0 2 0 H. Ferguson has been replaced by pared, and what a dinner— chicken ieachers— served iWreshments.
Mrs. A. A. Tylee, Mrs. Chas. day morning in spite of threatening
Hugh Hayes, who has been busy every way they can be cooked, ex
transact anil a quilt to be finished Ringham, 11» ..........- .... 5 1 2
Hrnden,
Mrs. Routh and Mrs. Hugh rain, returning late Wednesday aft
and tied, an all-day
meeting is Lewis, 2li
......- 8
-I 1 ’ the last several weeks getting every- cept slewed (the proprietor of this Haves were the teachers assisting
ernoon. The girls slept “under the
planned with u covered dish lunch R. Sakrnlila, ef ........... 5 0 0 0 ¡11,«-i, in readiness for ihe new term. park keeps no 3.2).
Mrs. W alker as hostesses.
stars” like true campers, and also
Superintendent
Thomason
an
The
afternoon
was
spent
pitch
eon at noon.
C. Ward, e ................... 4 0 0 0
got first-hand knowledge of how
nounces
that
arrangements
w
ill
he
ing
horseshoes,
swimming
nnd
R
Ward. 3h ...............
4 0 0 0
First Fall Dance at
to cook over an open fire, make
made
to
accommodate
students
who
talking
over
old
times.
Grand M aster of I.O .O .F.
R Smith, If ................. 2 0 0 0
their own forks, etc.
Pavilion
Saturday
have
work
in
the
fruit
harvest,
so
Everybody
hnd
a
wonderful
H ere September 14 P, Sakraida, If .............. 1 0 0 0 that they may make up any work lime, n wonderful day, nt a beauti
Scouts making the trip were Hel
Hess, p ............................ 4 2 0
0
The first of a series of fall danc en Porinana, Louise Smith, Roberta
missed. All others are urged to be ful park. At 7 p. m. the meeting
On September 14, Grand Master
Mullin, Maxine Holafield, Lorraine
35 0 0 3 on hand next Monday to start the broke up, all hoping to meet at this es sjmnsored by Ihe Gold H ill
George P. W inslow of Tillamook
Chamber of Commerce w ill be held Force. Dorothy Ham, Valentine
'
year’s
work
in
earnest,
in
order
to
same
place
in
1934.
Summary: Struckout by Ham-
w ill pay Gold llill lodge a visit. As
1 secure the best possible results from
at the pavilion here Saturday eve Cook, Lucille and Mildred Smith,
the locnl
chajder
has the dis mcrsly 21, by Hess 10; Walked by
ning. It is planned to have dances Barbara, M aijorie and Jeane Skel
Miss
Leola
Sutler
and
Miss
Jane
the
year's
schooling.
tinction of being the only lodge in Hammersly 4, by Hess 2; Earned
every Saturday night as tong as ton. Phyllis M iller, Jill Martin, Lau
Entz,
evangelists
who
held
evnn-
the valley visited on this trip, It is runs, Gilmore Lions 2, Gold H ill 3.
ra Mae Ross and Ruth Lance.
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil Kinney and gelistic
meetings
In
the
local conditions warrant.
expected that a Inrge attendance
Mrs. I.. R. Skelton, Mrs. F lo y /
Pom
Provost’s Pep
Peddlers
'church
for
several
weeks
Inst
w
in
t
baby
daughter.
Virgil
Pauline,
of
Mrs. Joe Blair, who has spent the
w ill be present to greet this o ffi
er and made many friends in Gold dance band w ill ptny for the danc Lance, Mrs R E Blankenburg and
Central
Point
came
Saturday
of
last
Inst two months visiting her par
cer.
week for n visit with Mr. Kinney’s H ill at that time, are now in es. This is the same orchestra Mrs Pena took the girls Io eamp in
Members of the locnl lodge are ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meunler.and parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W i l l . Kinney. Austin, Pa. They are holding meet which played here last spring.
their ears, and Mrs Lance, Mrs, R.
urged to attend our next meeting, other relatives nt St. Pnul. Albertn. They returned home Monday eve- ings in a theatre there according to
Dancing w ill commence at 9:30| L. Miller and Mrs. Pena went after
September 5, when plans will be Canada, returned home on the eight nTag
them.
and last until 2:00.
word received here this week.
o'clock (rain this morning.
made for this event.
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