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THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933 A nti-C rim e Committee Suggests Flogging For Serious Offenses Principal»’ Conference at Salem This W eek End been recently added to the profes sional directory of Grants Pass with the arrival Monday of Dr. Herbert W. Hermann, optometrist, as suc 1‘he Oreguu High School Princi cessor to D r. Alfred Letcher. Dr. pals’ Conference w ill hold its fifth Flogging fur person* convicted uf printing, broadening the so-called annual n.eetmg in Salem on i « " m a n ", recently of Myrtle Creek, the mure serious crime* was "Lindbergh luw” to cover ransom comes to Grants Pass after a long (By Mrs. Martoa Lance) her 20 and 21. This meeting con recommended lu the national anti* demand* transmitted by telephone und successful practice in many vene* every year in Ihe House of crime conference In Washington, or telegraph. A ban on the sending southern Oregon cities. He wa* ac Representatives for two days, when I II. C., Saturday by II* rummlllce un und receipt of stolen pro]>crty companied by his wife and daugh Stilman II. Conner who has lived problems of all kinds relative to the punishments, purolrs und pardons, through inter-stale commerce, con ter. A son, Sheldon, is attending near the Alaska Aulo park for the high schools ut the state are dis The gangster, kidnaper und ex Irol of firearms, a new study of the Oregon State University. The new past six years, passed away Satur cussed. tortionist were termed a challenge purolr and probation system and fam ily has established residence at day, October 14, from bronchial Originally begun in by State tu organised government by Sena lim it on the number of peremptory 1014 Lawnridge and expresses It pneumonia following a cold con Superintendent C. A. Howard as a tor Copeland (I)., N. Y.) ihainnan challenges permitted in courts, self as well pleased with their new Iracted the week before. He was means of discussing high school of the senate committee Investigat He spoke ugainst adding new born October 13, 18(1» ut Willington, business location. problems, it has developed into the ing racketeering. amendments to the constitution Delaware. Before coming to south most important conference of sec In an address before the confer with which to reach the criminal, ern Oregon the fumily lived at Sal ondary school men that takes place ence under the auspice* of the contending that there now existed inas, California, where he was during the entire year, and the high United State* Klug association, sufficient ways of approaching the electrical engineer for the Sprechels regard in which it is held is attested Copeland asserted: crime problem. ■Sugar company. He also spent two by the fact that over fifty per cent “We must choose between bow- “ In Hie last analysis,** Copeland years in Alaska und six in Canada of the high school principals of Ihe Ing the knee to the predatory crim said, “what we accomplish in the where he was superintending state attend. Important contribu For Hallowe’en inal and finding some effective enactment of new laws or the re dredging operations for the Gug tions to secondary education in the mean* of dealing with the rut* of form of legal procedure w ill be genheim company. He leaves his and Christmas! shape of scientific studies of high the underworld." the result of an aroused public widow Florence Conner, two m Ashland. He with his family BIG REMOVAL SALE school problems have been made by “The American people must rise opinion. daughters Beatrice and Dorothy have lived at Klamath Junction Prices Slashed In H alf committees under the direction of which has been theii home for more ^ mn,n,ee* uncl In it* might and shake off the “Courage on the part of thr d ll- and son W illiam at home. On Everything than 35 years. He leaves his widow ,h " “iS,M',a,,on shackles of criminal control, or else xen is rssrntiul. It is not pleas Officers are elected annually JACOBSON’S VARIETY Mary Helms and one son Addison D. th r Increasing boldness and grasp ant to incur the wrath of the crim Hally Day ut the Foots Creek from Ihe high school principals and* STORE of power w ill make th r criininul inal and it is only natural for one Sunduy school was held Sunday Jr. Funeral services were held hold their positions for one year. Opposite Ford Garage supreme in his authority.** the ________ Dodge to hold his tongue from fear of it. with an attendance of 50 present. Sunday afternoon at __ This year Hex Putnam, superinlend- GRANTS, PASS, ORB. The real remedy in fighting Hut we can’t end crime by hiding Hev. D. D. Randall, Union Sunday Chapel al Ashland, Bev. H all of the dent of Ihe Albany school, is presi crime, Copeland said, "goes In the il. Il is the relentless glare of pub school missionary of .Medford and Methodist church, Officiating. In terment was made at the Bock Point dent of the association, and as *uch , very foundation of society.** He Belly that the gangster dreads." Mr. Buy of Portland were present. he has had an active part in form-1 cemetery west of Gold H ill. added : In pledging an intensive drive Mr. Bay showed a group of very ing the program and assisting in . “Until we raise a generation of against criminals through state and interesting pictures. After the pic Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook and fam the general management of the af- , mentally hulauced c lliie n *. train- , federal cooperation. Attorney Gen lures a basket lunch was enjoyed. ily of Gold H ill spent part of last fairs of the association for the past ed from their youth in luw observ- erul Cummings pul aside proposals The young people played games in week at the Bob Cook cabin at the year. Several important committees I ance and love of country, we w ill I that an American “Scotland Yard" the afternoon. and have been at work during the en- ' be facing the same problem." | be created on the ground that the Highland mine. tire past year upon various features | Detailing method* of controlling site of the United States made such Mr. and Mrs. B. McNabb and small Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Payne of San of the work of the principals’ asso crime, Co)>eland advocated greater an ngency impracticable. child who have lived at Sherwoods Jose, California, are spending a ciation, and the program promises use of compacts Iwlween states Instead hr suggested thr possible Auto ramp for some time, moved to be one of unusual interest “A Service Station for w ith the consent of congress in establishment of a national insti the first of the week to a cabin at month ul Ihe Alaska Auto park. Each year they spend part of their the Farmer” seeking the arrest and return of tute of criminology for scientific the Aluska Auto park. He is w ork DR. HERBERT HERMANN criminals. Increased personnel for research and training of officers, ing with his uncle Luther McNabb vacation in Southern Oregon. 401-411 “G” S t SUCCEEDS DR. LETCHER th r Justice department’s division of nnd the formation of state consta- who is in the poultry business op Grants Paas, Ore. Mrs. George West and children Investigation, compulsory finger- I bulorles. posite Sherwoods. A new business personality has Charles and Pauline Champlin of Foots Creek News Smilin’ Charlie Says “Th* automobil« didn't put th'hor«* in to fh* discard, Buy Now • it put Kim into •o c ie ty ” — — - Star Seed Grocery Co. ■ ■ ^ s > a s ^ iw il|fr n I sa ■ ■ ^ M s a .s l||h s a .s H ^ s a . . ^ b i OPEN for Public Inspection SA T U R D A Y Fluhrer’s NewBaKery 6th and Holly, Medford Surprises Galore - Don t Miss It! (XXXKXXXJkKXKXXMXXaOCWX.* FA LL WEATHER Means better shoes for the wet weather. We have very complete lines for the entire family. AT THE SAME OLD PRICES. 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IL “Cougar Pass' the boys and girls Pheifer. _____ have a real outdoor story of thrills * „„„ ami adventure in the Cascade A house warming was held one . , ,, .. _ evening last week at the home of ''h .l e the Cougar do,n- Mr. and Mrs. Luther McNabb fol- ' h' »‘ or>* th< au,ho,r *" « *" • lowing the re-modeling of their io“ b »"«’•oeluces various inc,dents t u — . . d ■ relative to other w ild creatures home. Those present were Rev. and found in Ihe West and proves her Mrs. W. A. Couden of Bogue R iv e r,; ability to w rite interestingly. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Galligar, Mr. The author is Mrs. Elizabeth and Mrs. C. T. Baker and Mr. a n d . , . .. . , . . , , „ Mrs. O. C. Palmer. A very p lm s s l Wo°? ’ da“^ er of an Ore- evening was enjoyed. i « °" ” ," nccr’ J»^p h Hamilton Lam- I bert, who originated and propagat« W . W. Beebe~who has lived op- '¿d the cherry. M r*. Wood ,, ... . ___, knows the Oregon country as few posite Bonney» G rill for several , .. «.u u -• j u, • - u . ! cither men or women, know it. She years has rented his place to Mr. . , . . . , , .. , , _, u . ____has traveled b\ wagon and horse- Kraus of Gold H ill, and has gone to . . • ", . . back over its mountains, has lived San Francisco to live, where his in the sagebrush sections and has sister is instructor in a beauty enjoyed many months along the culture school. coast. H er first book, “Silver House cf Klone Chuck,” displays her Grant Neely who is employed at a ,, . . ... CCC enmp Union Creek n, heed t ” ” 1 country, while her two books of the West mechanic spent the week end with ern Wilderness Series describe the his family near the Alaska Auto Cascade Mountains nnd the animals park. that are found there. “Cougnr Pass” takes its title Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Kilgore and from the adventures of three boys son Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson who go hunting in the Cascades Boomsluitrr and son Nelson Lee of nnd are pursued by a cougar. How Grnnts Pass were Sunday visitors at they outwit the running cougar the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. and their many adventures is com Booinsluiter at Riviera Aulo park. bined In this delightful wilderness story. This is the second book of Mr. nnd Mrs. George and Marion the series, the first one being “The Lance were called to Ashland F ri T ra il of Ihe Bear.” “Cougar Pass” day due to the death of their is cleverly illustrated by Louise brother-in-law, A. D. Helms, Sr. Hosch nnd was published by the who passed awny Friday morning Metropolitan Press, Portland, Ore. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ <. « ♦ * * * * * ♦ Gold H ill I-odge No. 1 » 1. O. O. F. Meets cveqv Tuesday evening Visitors Always Welcome « « « * * * * * * !* ♦ ♦ ♦ •< Service On Your Dry Cleaning AMETHYST R ER EK A II LODGE #7. Meets every Wednesday Night nt the I. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill, Oregon Ethel Marlin, Noble Grand. Emmn Hnff, Vice Grand. Elinor Force, Secretary. Lucy Mce, Treasurer. For your convenience we have arranged for an agent in Gold Hill to take care of your dry cleaning. We carry a very complete line of Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery, at prices below the present market. Men’s Work Clothing, Underwear, Sox, Cords. Visit our store and save money on any thing we carry. _____________ GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R C. Meets Twice a month on the 2nd nnd 4th Wednesdays nt their Club rooms in the City Hall. Rose Gay, President. Edith Bryait; secretary. 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