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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1933)
©Je ÖMh l i l i Wetw T h . M o ., Thoroughly R ..d W « k l, in South.™ O r .,™ , P„bli.hod in th . B i « , « . LU U . Town i in the State VOLUMI*; X X X V I — g ^ jP W L U Q K B g C T ^ r a U R S D A Y ,OCTOBRE 26, 1933 WORLD NEWS Thomas Defends At a Glance Emergency Rule Against Allied Liars Contest to Be Staged by Odd Fellows N U M B E R 29 loan Prospects^¡ume Leates Gold Hill Retailer Code Boom Gold Hill r High And Dry to Be Applied Irrigation Plots By November 1 A novel contest in which truth ) w ill find no favor is scheduled for the entertainment program at the next meeting of the Odd Fellows New* of the world brought loi I lodge, No. 12V, Tuesday night. Ihc render in capsule form. A free-for-all lia r’s festival in A flume break caused by rolling which some of the town's leading limbers left Gold HUI residents I liars w ill contend for honors is ex- Hope of a clew lo the Lindbergh literally high and dry a few hours peeled to Hltraet many to the m eet-1 kidnapping rate wm abandoned Thursday morning until until pun pumps of • ■ iin u rs u a y morning Tuesday by the New York police A llied T ru c k Ow ners Ask fo r ing. The • team captains arc W. W. C n . _ . . r ,- l K ml II I). Puree, both being C a“ *orn,ft“ * In v e s t• «be Beaver Portland Cement eom- department as suspect John l.oreli M o ra to riu m on E n tire L a w (fllttle and Code Includes Druggists and ling liars. Upon glancing Cham plin D iv ia ------ io n --A drafted for emergency emei outstanding w m fou nd innocent of any connec - -r p - . pany . . were . Unless T e m porary R uling .'over the respective lineups experts' E x e m p t s Merchants 1« tion w ith (he Incident. praisal Being Rushed to U,4?' S **00* children hailed the ac- M e e t Loan Deadline. cident with merry-making as school !• Rescinded Im m ediately nri’ «n,-line<l to agree that neither Towns o f Less T h a n n d e a d l in e . was dismissed for the day. _____ . hod any apparent advontage. The "Al Smith day" at the world's fair T w en ty-five Hundred The break occurred in a 15-foot Allied Truck Owners. Inc., were 3 ,4 b ,w s '*' ‘ W° *“ “ “ *’ “ win literally a washout Saturday. Evidence that prospective home- section of the intake east of the Ilain prevented the planned speech notified Tuesday by State I'tilities W. W. K ittle . C a p ta in HilJ pump W ith the president’s signature , I , . . r * “Use . . . that the Gold ------ -------- pump house house. Six men were called of the presidential runner-up so Commissioner Thomas tbul th e ! is ln in fin* fine condi- »0 t the scene of the washout Thurs- Paul Thompson. W. H. Ferguson, 1 1 Ir (gallon district U condi-i to appended to it Monday, the retail that it had to be post|M,ned until ’ nd1,ba‘ ,he ProP<>*‘‘d federal day morning and expect to have the rhort-lrrm permit allowing Oregon •rnest Lyman. Fred Cornutt, Earl code is expected to go into oper Monday. I'role, ctive association a temporary Moore, A. H. Hooton, Warren Cop- loan w ill insure Ms future, was flume repaired by six o’clock. Re ation November 1. The code was again shown this week when tbs pock. serve supply in the mountain res Stale I'tilities Commissioner C. tee payment plan would remain third real estate sale of district ervoir served water users most of broadened to include drug stores, II. D. Force. Captain M. Thomas was assailed Monday by intact pending legislative action, and exempted employers of less Bay Thompson, T. A. Henderson, property within a few short weeks, Wednesday. the Allied Truck Owners, Inc., for according to un Associated Dress was closed. than 2500 population. Geo. Huff, Norman Bailey, Howard the short-term permit agreement dispatch from Salem. T|ie transaction called for the FAST NOBLE GRANDS TO The drug provisions of the retail Dorman, T. J. West, Frank Carter. Secretary Halph J. Stachli pre with the Oregon Truck Owners and Secretary'Toney Boss declined to t “"*^ * \ * C?*' kno W n " s RENOVATE LODGE H A LL cod? were »‘ ripped of the highly l-uiiiu-jx Protective association sented a demand from the ullied lake part In the contest, adding1 „ . , ,n ,he Ch«mberlin sub- controverted provision by which whereby they arc allowed lo pay u truckers Wednesday that the bus ' I wouldn't have a chance with that ,"b° U‘ mi,e» from G"«* The Past Noble Grands club of druggists sought to provide that • 1« fee covering u period of ;to day, and truck law be enforced us writ» bunch of liars.” However. Toney 1, ' ‘® Mr/ “ n,, Mrs H A Xor«h, the Amethyst Bebekah lodge have _ and - ____ trade-marked drug toilet _ ar- instea dof the 830 fee required in ten or u moratorium be declared on w ill net as referee if necessary. j l» r '“ * r *y “i Eos Angeles, California. M r a n .i U r . ” J— - ,»«« aside their regular meeting day. ticlcs w h° ie retail price as fixed . the bus and truck net for a six the entire law. ere kere Tues- this week, to clean and thoroughly the manufacturer should not be I'tilities Commissioner C. M. Tho REBEKAHS CALL OFF PARTY; months' period. The Allied Truck an<1 * rhen, ,he deal was closed, renovate the lodge hall sold at a greater discount than 21 Owners demanded that a morator mas, now nt Klamath Palls, sent | W IL L CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS / ,u,e,v io r «heir home in The ladies have planned an all per cent of the Jixed price. ---- — — .» s -v a m s s ium on the entire law including word to Herbert Hauser, superin- _____ «»e south to prepare to move here. “ This eliminated a provision that the refunding of fees already puid tinilent of transportation in the ! Members of Amethyst Bebekah 1<hey f lan, ,o re,urn immediately, day session today for the work. T h e ir last meeting, held October had been vigorously fought by the by common carriers be made un utilities department, that “the de-! lodge in session lust evening, ran- ?° «,a < * their children in the 12, was at the home of Mrs. W. H consumers’ representatives at the less the short-term permit i* partment w ill not recede from the ” local schools. celed plans for their annual Hal- NBA. The drug retailers were given position taken.” rescinded. | lowe’en party, because of several a separate trade authority for cnA, T o rance) Ihc emergenry order other soeiul affairs w hirh conflicted. administration. Establishment of a government- means that practically 18.000 truck However, they have planned a refreshments, In its general provisions the re controlled gold market by President operator» w ill be deprived of social evening for all Rebekahs, and ' h *. V* p ^ 7 “? Ioan ,0 refinance the Those present were Mesdames tail compact bore few changes Koosevelt is reflecting a rise in the .................................................................. . “ « « ■ “ Frank and Charles Carter, Lucy from the draft completed some price of commodities. Ily depreciat ’» T i ; , ¡ ¡ ¡ / i ™ : " " r ............ n ‘ Mee, H. D. Force, Geo Haff, Lola time ago. «50 on approximately 1,000 a c r e s , . „ 1Iuur Marlln K „ „ . Ing the value of the gold dollar and Reed, W ilbur Martin. R. E. Cook forced to seek assistance from al- ** onor tfue!,*s. Provisions for banning prison age,C o f ' \ l Í S,X n nCr o eS’a : n X I * * “ OU~ T u r n e / consequently causing a rise in pric rendy overburdened local eommun-l labor goods were suspended for 90 es. the President is brlieved to have 870 an acre. Willingness of the bond and w ar- days to permit formulation of a found a means of controlling prices Hies,” Thomas stated. "In addition, if law is strictly en isnt holders to discount their paper I / / e a r n code or compact among the states without resorting to inflation. forced the state highway fund w ill 40 per cent has been one of the big big n ° m J O U IS K O C S having penal factories to insure -------- lose about 820,000 per month In their goods be manufactured and factors enabling the district to suc Secretary of the Interior Ickes gnsoline and mileage tax. I am sat- i cessfully negotiate for the loan, and sold on a fair competitive basis w ith Issued a warning to the public Sun isfied that when the members of the although it 1» not known just how | the products of free labor. day that land brigands operating legislature learn that the Insur- --------- u-Och money can be obtained, the) A new change was made in es re a r the Bonneville dam site were ance companies hgve doubled First purchases on the gold mark M ashington D. C. headquarters! tablishing wage differentials for attempting to inspire a land boom. premiums on good faith bonds and c* **y the reconstruction corpora-1 _ have _ ______ assured ____ State Drainage En- ( W ith one school director to be the southern states. Where form erly Ickes cited the Muscle Shoals land • lability insurance and required llon w il* oceur today ut the d ire c -! gineer Stricklin that __ . ______ ________________™ ...,- govern- chosen at the annual school ...w meeting a flat one dollar reduction in min- boom and its heavy losses to in large cash or collateral security ,ion of J’rrsidcnt Roosevelt The ment is very w illing lo the m a k / loans. |¡to vote on the proposed budaef inura wages was provided this was vestors as a w a rn in g against H e r n deposits which the small operator l,,,,v* '» believed to be headed to- when districts have fulfilled all re- scheduled fo r t. 8 ’ limited under the code to commun iation in the Oregon project. is unable lo give that they w ill ap- w “rd higher commodity prices and quirements made by the govern ° W af«ernoon ities of more than 25,000 and in the at two o'clock, interest in the event , 1. new system of managed currency. ment. prove the action taken.' smaller ones an increase of not less The government offered Wednes Strikers in the mid-west farm The Gold H ill district is one of is running high, and a record vote than 20 per cent would be required, day to purchuse newly-mined gold the very few which has already is expected to be recorded. districts were being detailed along MISS PATRICK LEAVES ON provided it shall not require a raise nt 831.96 an ounce. 27 cents h ig h er, complied w ith the provision» of the roads in un effort to enlist new FIN A L LAP DF 6.000-MII.E The latest candidate to enter the to above 810 or payment of less T R IP T»> MEET FIANCE lh,ln «*'* ,lu>'» opening quotations . law. and ull —— that is ____._ lacking support for production-cost prices w now „ is field is E. T. Ham of this city a than 89 a week except for juniors early this week. ... . "" ««»e w ° r ,<l markets. Announcing to rush the appraisal of the dis- highly capable eitisen, and one who and apprentices. These have an ad I Miss Mm gaud Patrick, who h a s ,'“ * Pr««*. ¿*»»« Jo n « . «E C chair-1 Irict. so that final details can be ! “ showing a fine interest in school ditional reduction of 81 a week. been a guest in the George H im- man. said the metal would be paid taken care of before January 2 3 .1 activities. As a member of the hud temle-i” '(«'."'"ir'iermine ' ’'h r * relative l i t « * '? hcre ,o r sl v tr " 1 « i°^ *he r u r r i i i r n l l / s n ’ e day I I which is the deadline set by the' «ft • committee cooperating w H hVhe The hours of labor and store op is c 'V Is ? . ' I n T . 1 " 11» ! « « • » .. f lir ill O »O h . a eration were left as before, giving m e rits o f boat „m l ra iiro m l in ear- ? *' / ' i " ’ * W M 'k he .d U .0’ ’ . * ‘i . k C° UW K" v7 nmen‘ m° ney ’ ° be 'o « n -- board of directors in planning ex each establishment ____ , . ., . by plane lo begin the Inst lap of her *’* *■ *"> converted into cash. »x ------ pur- ' --------------- B ed r« for . irrigation __ or drainage penditures -- for next year, - he showed three schedules in none of which rylng |>ears to the cn»l coast W1,s li.OIMlmile journey from New York I Interpreting the movement as in- P^ eS' “ fin * understanding of school individuals might be employed begun Wednesday by Robert Norris Cilv to Alaska, where she w ill be- Hationary, the stock exchange react- Senator F. W. Stiewer, in Med- problems, and his supporters feel more than six days a week or ten of Medford, representing the Pin come the bride of Knox Hammersly, ed w *«*1 a s,r°ng rally Tuesday, and lord last week conferring w ith ir- ( »hat he is well qualified to serve as hours a day. naele Packing Co. Norris w ill nc- a former resident of Gold H ill. 8O,‘* s,neks showed particularly rc- rigation officials, stressed the fact director. rompany the M. S. Alenas from The latter is applicable to a 48- The plane ride from Medford to 'Ponsive, that the present appraiser has an Portland lo New York to make ob Friends of Mr. Ham point out hour work week and 63 hours or As a pari of the recovery program, unusually heavy schedule, and has Portland, enroute to Seattle, is the servations on the refrigerator con that he is especially qualified for more of store operation. The store first Miss Patrick had experienced, the gold buying plan is intended urged districts of Southern Oregon ditions of boat shipping. director, as he has four children in staying open 56 to 63 hours may raise commodity to join w ith others in asking that a and allhough she was not very en particularly to school, and is therefor personally w’ork its help 44 hours a week or thusiastic about attempting it alone, prices for the fnrmer and manu second appraiser be appointed to interested in having the school run nine a day and one operating less A plan of national liquor taxnlion she did not hesitate when she ren facturer. By artificially increasing facilitate the work. efficiently, both from the stand than 56 hours shall observe an te go into effect as soon ns repeal is |irc(1 if she nlhse() h fr the number of dollars represented Although word has been received tax eight-hour day, 40 hours a week. accomplished is expected to derive Seattle, ahe could not meet tie r ’ n un ouncc of gold, the government Ihnt the appraiser is to be in this point of the pupil, and the r minimum of $500,000,01)0 in liquor fiance until spring, as this is the fXPcc*s t° influence commodity section by November 1, the Senator payer. The hours worked by any em Mrs. Rose Gay of the Foots Creek ployee during the day must be con revenue for the first year of sale. |„»t |,on| |n ,o Seward this year I P****» towards a higher level. said that his schedule is so crowd district, who has been seriously secutive except for a lunch period Domestle liquor w ill lie taxed be-1 Thi# ,,|,lnc , rjp w „ , no, ¡M. hpr ----------------------------- ed that this seems practically im meirtioned as a candidate stated r.ot lo exceed one hour. Any rest tween 82..d) ami 83 a gallon under |nlt however, as their home nt II- possible. BOY SCOUT N E W S this morning that she w o u ld ' not period given in addition might not he present plan. linmnu Lake, Alaska, is most easily! As not one cent of the 850,000,000 accept the position. R. E. Cook, who be deducted from working time, reached from Seward by air, and (By Leo Wnlker) appropriated for relief of irrig a ably filled the unexpired term of Employes may work an extra hour Approximately 20,000 ears in Mr. Hammersly writes that thill is Wednesday evening the Boy tion and drainage districts has been Oregon owe the stale 81(H),000 in the Ihc way lie makes the trip, rs the Scouts met in the scout hall to learn loaned, as yet, and as the money Lester Boling on the board last one day each week but this must be year, is also mentioend for the Job. w ilhin the allowable weekly total. form of unpaid license fees neces- water route is much longer, and artificial respiration. After that w ill revert to the treasury unless it A. A. Tylee of this city, 1» the third - - snry for operation of automobiles, far slower. is secured by the districts before they took partrners and played prospective candidate, and is r e - ! »-«'.ward Drake was a Grants Pau ping pong for a while. the January 23 deadline, prompt ac ported to have a large following. I isitor Saturday. The boys planned two trips, one tion on Mr. Stiewer’s suggestion is Is to go over hack of Mrs. Pena’s being taken, and it is hoped the home after yew-wood to make bows plea w ill be successful. out of. Tile scouts are leaving the ball nt 9.00 o’clock Saturday m o rn -, T - J- O’HARA SUFFERS Three stale officers of (he Wo highly complimented on their ef ing and w ill be back about noon. RELAPSE T H IS MORNING men’s Belief Corps, and one past forts by the visiting officers. The other trip is lo go over to The annual teachers' reception known as Lyle Thompson and Bus national president, were entertain The corps (dans to eontinue serv the mouth of Galls Creek to have a T. J. O Hara, who has been seri held last Thursday evening, was ter Mullin, was then enjoyed, and ed by the James Luttrell chapter, ing a public dinner, once each meeting and a weenie roast. They ously ill at the home of his daugh W. B. C„ at their regular meeting month, with specially-planned men-! are going Tuesday night at 6:00 ter, Mrs. Lelah Bowers, since an attended by more than eighty par Yonnie Quakenbush put on an ex here Wednesday afternoon. us. The proceeds w ill go toward o'clock and w ill be bnck about 9:00. attack of angina pectoris two weeks ents and patrons of Gold H ill cellent tumbling act. A folk dance by Misses Lorraine They were, Mrs. Hilda McEach- relief of the needy this winter. | ----------------------- — ago, suffered a relapse this morn school district, who gathered to Force and Dorthy Ham, delightful ren of Portland, stale president, Much praise was received by the ' A flashlight on one ear, and a Inn- ing, after showing slight improve meet the school faculty, and to en ly entertained the audience, follow who was on her annual lour of ln- corps for their fine Interest in all tern on the other fniled to avert ment the first of the week. His joy a fine evening of entertainment ed by selections by the boys’ quar spection; Mrs. Minnie T . Horseman, lines of W.H.C. activities by the an accident Saturday nighl In the condition is complicated by his nnd fellowship. tet, and the boys’ glee club, w ith Portland, past national president;! officers, who enjoyed a business Evans creek section when Charles I nge, and the fact Hint he is subject A. A. W alker, a member of the Mrs. Guy accompanying at the Mrs. Florence Shipp, past stale meetflig and exhibition of the corps A. Ritter of ((old H ill rounded a to recurrent paralytic strokes, and board of directors, acted as master piano. The orchestra then played president, and present counsellor, I work, during Ihe afternoon. curve in Ihe road and crashed Into hope for his receovery Is slight, of ceromonies, announcing the eve two selections to bring the program whose home Is at Salem; and M rs A new decoration which has been the ear which Glenn Blakley was ning’s program, and afterwards in to a close. Dollle M . Brown of Corvallis, mem added lo Ihe corps rooms is a ban driving. IT ’S A BOY troducing the teachers to the as Refreshments of punch, coffee ber of the slate executive board. ner made from state convention sembly. and dainty cookies were served aft Preceding Ihe meeting, Hie ladies badges, the oldest of w hirh dates T H E PEOPLE TALK Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom West of this The entertainment opened with er a brief social hour by a large Or do they? were honored guest» nt a dinner back lo 1907. Tin* badges were col city are receiving congratulations two selections by the high school committee of ladies while the entire attended by more than fifty local lected by Mrs. Mary Hughes of We’re »till saving this spare this week on the Arrival of a lively orchestra, under the leadership of group enjoyed a period of informal people, members of the corps, and Newberg, an active W.R.C. mem for subscriber contributions. It 7-pound son, who made his appear R. A. Botts, followed by two songs visiting, and the popular orchestra friends who came to enjoy the first ber. They were presented to the you have anything to get oft ance last Friday morning. The by the high school girls’ sextette, again obliged w ith several selec public dinner served by Hie organ local corps by Mr. Kenneth Kegg, your ehe»t, w rite us about It. youngster has been named Thomas directed by Mrs. Minnie Guy. tions. ization this year. The d in n rr was a and the banner was made fro m , We guarantee to print anything Andrew. Both he and his mother! A short vnudeville skit by the The entire affair wag voted a fine success, and the ladies were them. I Bozos, tw o budding clowns, better reasonable. arc getting along nicely. fine success by all present. Government Buys Gold Early Today to Elevate Prices For Vacancy On Education Board l State Officers Are Guests of James Luttrell Chapter W .R.C. Teachers9 Reception Attended by Many Parents and Friends
