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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1933)
THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. i o n ■ 11—ÄamasHBara« . I --------------------- -------- T THE GOLD HILL NEWS they are a very common specimen of the fruit that is raised on his place. Established 1897 Published by Mac's Printing Co. R. E. BLANKEN III RG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity PU BLISH ED EVERY THURSDAY There is a peculiar feature about the present existing conditions in Gold HUI. Until Ihe present dale there has never been a d ty tax Im posed upon the property owners of Gold Hill, and all Improvements and benefits, out of the ordinary line have been made by money that had been subscribed by the busi ness inen and citizens of the town. Entered at the Postoffice at Gold Hill. Oregon, for transmission through Walter Hungry is engaged in __________________ the mails as second-class matter building a new porch over the Jones Bakery. If several more Subscription $2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on application. porches were treated in a lik < man ner, the looks of the street wauld be greatly improved. Trio W ill Frame Laws to Reduce Forest Fire Loss Ancient H istory Consideration of state legislation FROM OUR FILES and public education in order to 26 Year« Ago further guard against forest loss will be given by a committee of th ite appoin'td by Governor Juli u From the Gold H ill News L. Meier Friday. The appointment of Sept. 6. 1907. was made as a result of the -lisas trous fire he past three weeks iu September 2nd the Gold Hill northwa.sttrn Oregon. school, district number 57. opened C. J. Buck, regional forester; tsith Prof. A. O. b reel in charge. f.ynn F. Cronemilier, state forester, Under him are Mrs. Freei. inter and Ihornton T. Munger, di ■ector mediate, and Miss Esther Murphy of the rcrdiwest forest experiment primary. There is a fair attendance station, were placed on the commit of scholars—25 in the upper rooms, tee. 18 in the intermediate and 28 in in th the , In making the appointment the primary rooms. There are but three governor »aid, “I am wonder! 14 if pupils in the lately installed tenth in our legislative nol’cy we have grade, hut there w'll doubtless be listened too much to the tlmbe- op an increase. erator who wants to operate, or the hunter who wants to hunt, or the B. D. Hume, the salmon baron of land clearer who wants to bur re Oiegon, was arrest,d and conv.ited gardless of the hazardous weather in the circuit court of Curry conditions, or the vacationist who county, for fishing without a li wants to go when and where he cense and was fined $500. pleases. “I believe it Is high time we are The Medford city council and Truck Operators File In- tentions Under Motor Act to 40 |>cr»ous. Over the State Ware Car D river Injured On Greaham Speedway_ Motorists in Englund anti Wales paid fines totaling the equivalent Mad Bull Attacks ol more than $1,150,0481 In 1932. Of. Farmer Near Medford— fenders numbered 338,662 ,in in Theodore Crandall, about 40, who crease of 0,348 over 1931, operates Ihe Dr. I. D. Phipps ranch In Ihe Snowy Butte district,, was Alaska’s mining school ut Fair- severely injured lute Saturday eve banks has attraeteti students from ning when gored by ail infuriated Washington and Oregon, a dia- hull at the ranch. Crandall hail his lance of 3048) miles. ■ ight leg broken, and several ribs B H II.I. MKT.’. L WORK« cracked. The hull, which charged 1H9 E. Eighth St.. Medford, Ors. at the farmer is a prize poaaesslun of Dr. Phipps, and is valued at General Sheet Metal Work $1,000. Light S in n t,irai Iron Body, render A ItinNalor Repair Automobile Glass W illiam . Creek Boy \\ lien his raving ear broke out of control uud hurtled down Ihe bunk on the south turn of the Grcshuin speed bowl truck, Art (Suicide) limes, one of the northwest's ace drivers, was injured critically Sun day. Hines was unconscious when removed to u Portland hospital aft er the crash, and his condition de scribed as ’not good.” Nearly 4000 fans watched the racer roll over Hurt By Truck— Alford Elder, 18. of Ihe Williams the 15-foot embankment. ('reek district neur Grants Puss, Indian Relics Found suffered serious injuries last Thurs Near Redmond— day when a lumber truck he was Indian relics, a pestle and mortar, driving from his father's sawmill which were found 15 feet deep in in that vicinity turned over, pin the earth of a hill by Ihe side of ning him between the lumtier and the Silver Lake-Lupine highway tlie steering wheel. Young Elder near Redmond, are owned by Mrs. was rushed Io a hospital in firanh Mrs. William Endicott of that city. Puss where an examination showed The age of the relies in unknown, he was suffering from five frac as pioneers who live iu Ihut sec tured bones, and bady skinned tion say this hill was never dis flesh. turbed in their time in that section CCC Boy Falla to Death of the state. * Gold Hill Lodge No. 129 I. O. O. • ♦ » r. ♦ Merta every Tnasilay evening Visitors Always Welcome » • 17ie state police have received nolle« from the public utility com OIBTIIYRT RBRKKAH I.ODGB »7. mission that under the motor trans Meets every Wednesday Night at the portation act now in litigation, all I O. O. I*. Hall, Gobi Hill, Orrgon trucks coming under the classifica Ellul Martin, Noble Grand. tion of common carriers, private Ft,inia Huff. Vice Grand. carriers, and contract carriers must Elinor Force. Secretary. file intentions with the public util Lory Mee, Treasurer. ity commission. Near Marshfield— Blanks for the purpose can be One Killed, Three Hurt On his first trip Io see the Pacific iOl D H il l. ( IU P T K R W. R. <2. obtained by application to Ihe pub In Croat, Near Klamath— ocean, J. D. Burk ley, 25. CCC re Meets Twice 11 month on Ihe 2nd lic utility commission at Salem. One man was killed and three cruit front Nebraska, fell front a and 4lh Wednesdays nt their Club carrier trucks ure re- other persgons injured Sautrday Common c> cliff to his death Suturdny. He was rooms In the City Hall. * , ‘ rc,d *° pay “ *ee’ and raakc - night when a light truck skidded Bose Gay, President. front the Tiller CCC camp. >30 deposit on trucks with a maxi Edith Bryan, secretary. cn the Klamath Falls-I.akrview mum weight is above five tons. highway and overturned after Oregon is preparing I« handle the . M | ),,rllli,n- Trr^ rcr’ Other requirements are the hold crashing into a telegraph pole. Pe crime situation Iu this state. A CIIKISTIAN SCIKNCK NOTICB ing of public liability and property ter Baker, logging superintendent, Christian Science services are damage insurance, make a monthly was killed. Mary Morris of Bend. meeting of all law enforcement report too the public utility com Charles Layton and Thomas Cran agencies of the federal, state and held each Sunday morning at elev- mission. and pay one mill per ton dall of Klamath Falls were all county governments was held in rn o’clock in the building across I ortland Wednesday when prob- Iron, Odd Fellows hall on gross weight. slightly injured. letns were discussed. Everyone is welcome. Common carriers are under the same rules, and file their tariffs Canaries Seek Refuge and rates .............................................................. ............... ——— * ir t r > in w In Curry County— The private carrier comes under Countless thousands of tiny, gol icv Ugle7! o " ° “7 PKeSenf PO,‘ ,he Medford Commercial dub are the same regulation except that they den wild canaries are reported ♦ 8 US and Wha* Can ** in a mixup over who shall pav the are assessed three-quarters of a from various parts of Curry coun ROUGH DRY ...................................... 8 c p«r J n e to Prevent man made forest bills for entertaining Secretary mill per ton mile gross weight. ty, probably driven down by the conditions which make possible the Garfield, when he made a visit to Exempt carriers must file their smoke-laden north wind from their conflagations we have had in dif- that town recently. Such things intention tanks with the public Otic cent for each handkerchief. former ranges in the region recent 5,a" 'iu rln 8 " » ’ «•> ' « a tor T S utility commission. ly burned in Tillamook county. The ECONOMY W ASH .......................... last few years.” people’s public spiritedness. town of Port Orford is virtually “The disasterous forest fires in During the last week the mysteri olive with the little feathered crea One cent for each handkerchief Oregon the last few years, which On the occasion of the Bogue ous outbreak of sleeping sickness tures. have caused destruction of millions River Industrial Fair and Oregon in St. Louis took another 27 lives, Shirt« in either service finished for 10c each of dollars in timber values,” the Irrigation Convention at Grants bringing the total to 53 since the $300.000 Brewery to Re Cn* governor said, “prompt me to se- Pass. Sept. 10. 11. and 12, the malady took its first victim July 30. Built In Portland— cure a report as to their causes in Southern Pacific announces a rale W E CALL AND D ELIV E R T W IC E A W E E K —TEE S - FRI Construction of a $300.000 brew the belief that public interest de of one and one-third fa-e. Train The Josephine County Fair, to ery in Portland, wllh work starting LEAVE ORDERS AT SHAVERS BAItllElt SHOP mands that everything within reas- No. 14, will stop at Gold Hill, when be held in Grants Pass, September this week, was announced last Sat cn be done to minimize the recur flagged, on these dates 14. 15 and 16, will again feature a urday by the Pilsener Brewing rence of such fires. free gate, according to word from company of Seattle. The capacity “Oregon is reputed to have the Grants Pass, Oregon E. Miner came in town from his the manager. This system was tried of the plant will be 250 barrels of most progressive forest laws and the ranch on Kanes creek, on Wednes last year. 5.2 • ■!.». .n d «1,1.« employment i . „ ................................................................................ .............................................. best state-wide protection organ day of this week, with some mighty ization of any state in the union good evidence of the praefibility of yet I can’t help believing that some fruit raising in this section. ' He P 0 0 0 **>(KK»«KJOO«XKXXJOOOOOOOOOOOOCX30000«XXXXMK)e vvvvvv >; ~ ~ ~ - ........................................................ • • • • • • • ’ • where in our policy of timber oper was exhibiting a branch of “Robe ation and use of the forests for rec de Sergeant” or Hungarian prunes. reational purposes we have neglect They were about as fine as any that ed to place that protection around we have seen in any of the horti our forests which a prudent and cultural exhibits throughout any thoughtful people should demand.” section of the state—and he says L a u n d r y »Services 7* wr F r e n c h ’s S tea m L a u n d r y BARGAIN DAYS A R E HERE! ALL LtvinoKjoom m. lo re and Until SEPTEMBER 16 You Can golden hours Subscribe to OF FREEDOM Z, THE GOLD HILL NEWS n< Perfect (Set W r i t for only per year 7 e* ” m - A» f e w two floor u m p t «» '^dgmnl r00ni E x t h« * ~mmer «fey, fwo . 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