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The Mo»t Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State VOLUME XXXVI Bank Deposits Now Insured by Government GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934 ---------------------------------------------------------------- . ..a... . ... « — j---------- Townies M eet St. M arys Council to M ake Fight A ll Counties to Join in for C .W .A . Aliotm ent A ll-S ta r Team Tonight Hog Plan; Extension _____ Service to Help Near Gold H ill In a douhleheader tonight on tlie As Gold Hill is the only town in ! Car Wrecked W here Motorstage Upset NUMBER 39 Gold Hill Terri. Shows Healthy Growthin1933 pavilion floor the Gold Hill town ' the county that has not received a ! Now thaï the five regional Ore basketball team will meet a ) share of the CWA lunus, immediate gon conferences on the corn-hog fast tram from Medford, culled Hie action is being taken this week to secure aid. Last month the council | uojustment plan have been held, SI. Mary's Allstars. Clco (iilchrist,1 made application for funds hut due county agents are preparing to manager of the local team, has ten I 10 the lateness of the bid word of iaunen the educational and organ men out for places on the teamI upproval of the application was not ization campaign in every county where they are now maintained. which will he divided so that two. received. The preliminarw hoard of re games limy he pluyed witti the Med-I Members of the city council are Sums Up to $2500 Protected view for Oregon has been appointed Construction Estim ated at in Medford today attending the lord aggregation without using Hie meeting of the League of Oregon already by Paul V. Maris, director by Organization of Federal $35,000; M any N ew Fam same men in both contests. Cities Io which organization this of the Oregon State college exten The town team is having a little , city is a member. Liquor regula sion service, which is again charg I n s u r a n c e Corporation; ilies Settle on Irrig atio n trouble hilling a winning stride th is1 tion will hr- the chief topic of the ed with the task of explaining the D istrict Subdivisions G reater Protection Later year. So far they have turned out Io . meeting und at the same time an ef plan to Oregon farmers and help I n - a good first-half team as nearly fort will he made Io get the CWA ing them organize to obtain its ben every game they hold the lead at the projects started here. efits. This board, headed by L. H. For the first time In history of rest period only to lose out duriug j A check for 84188) was received Breithaupt, extension economist, NEW FAMILIES WHO HAVE the lust half. tlie United Stairs, citizens cun now by the city council from the Benefit has announced that organizations ESTABLISHED HOMES IN East Thursday evening on the Savings and Loan association the will he allowed in every county place their money in the bunks LOCALITY DURING 1933 Sams Valley court the valley boys 1 lust week. This is a part payment of even though only a few growers knowing thul their deposits—up Io look 11 double hill from the locals,' the sinking fund the city had with qualify for the benefit payments. C. L. McNabb; E. J. Rein- the amount of 82518) are insured winning the first game 33 Io 20 in that company. It is expected that No provision has been made by kens; Henry Miller; Mrs. R. «gninst toss. Il is further rc|x>rled spile of Hie 12 Io 9 advantage en- ! the civic body will retire bonds with the AAA for hiring emergency Sedze; Ivan Smith; H. A. Joyed by (¡old Hili the first half. the money and at the council meet agents in this campaign for coun tiiut by July 1 insurance will he Five County O ffic ia l* to Korth; Geo. Hutchins; W. C. The second game ended with Sams ing Tuesday evening it was voted ties in Oregon that maintain no reg provided for deposits to the Be Elected in M ay Poll Valley holding the long end of a 34 Autenrieth; W G Howes; Chas. to submit a bill of *82.51) for 1937 ular county agents, hence fanners amount of Sltl.lMJU. Harding; N. B Shuler; W. Five county officials will lie voted Io 15 count. Ill this game (iold Hill bonds of the city. Several bond in such counties will I n - put to more th is bus been made possible Hansen; Geo. Hackney. again had the upper hand during through the orgunisution of the 011 in the May IK flection in Jack- the first half which ended 6 to 3 houses are anxious to make the trouble in setting up their organ izations. The extension service is of deal. Federal Deposit Insurance corpor son county, according to the county for them. If building activity, and increased fering to supply information and It was recommended to the coun clerk's office. ation ut the request of President population within a district is any give any aid possible to farmers cil thut a water master be hired Two members of the legislature, Rooaevelt. who is experienced with machinery from these counties that ean come measuring stick of returning pros Call Grand Jury Meeting Only 111 banks in the country a county judge, one commissioner perity—and most students of busi anil a sheriff are the offices to be ! Monday for Small List and callable of keeping the city to Corvallis for such help. A some ness conditions readily admit this are not subject to this insurance, what similar situation is foreseen pumps in repair. The water com but many will lie able to comply voted on by voters of the county. : mittee will take the matter under with the coming dairy adjustment is the case—the Gold Hill district with requirements if they will The vacancies in the legislature oe The grand jury, of'which Thomas advisement. can well say that 1933 has been (be program. make some changes in their sys eurred when Earl B. Day, a member j N. Bell Jr., of Talent is foreman, is, Estimates sent out from Washing turning point for the better. Other routine matters were taken of Hie legislature, was appointed to tems. All nulioilul bunks and meiii- scheduled to convene next Monday ' care of at the meeting. An inspection tour of the 12 miles ton place the possible corn benefit U berg of the federal reserve system fill the vacancy of county judge, January 8, District Attorney George along the Rogue River included in pawinents for Oregon at about 0 were automatically placeil under und when the other legislative mem A. Codding said today. the Gold Hill Irrigation district, and *123,000, and the hog benefit pay ber, K. C. Kelley accejited a federal | . the Insurance system, and stulis- A dozen mutters are expected to Game Law Violation ments at 8750.000. This compares of building in the city and surround r t ic s show that now 97 per cent of apt ointment in Washington. County he brought to the attention of the Brings Jail Sentence with 82,777,000 which will come to ing country, shows that approxi Judge Day's office will be up for a • depositors are assured thul their body including the case against C. this state from the first year’s oper mately 835,000 has been expended vote because Dav was :*p|aiintcd to H. Brown, secretary of the late self- I ; money is safe. Chas. Bose, resident on the Crater ation of the wheat adjustment plan. on new homes, farm and outbuild fill the office until Hie next election ; styled "Good Government Con Lake highway, appeared in Judge ) This unprecedented action is the Definite announcement has now ings, home improvements, garages when Earl II. l-’ehl was convicted of gress," charged with “slandering u ; result of President Itoosevelt’s de H. D. Reed’s court here Wednesday been made thut application of a and business buildings. This has termination Io restore the confi ballot theft. The vacancy in Hie hank.** The indictment was dismis und pleaded guilty to a charge of production control plan to dairy not only greatly added to the value sheriff's office was similar to the i sed lust September on a technical- i dence of the people in the banking violating the state game laws, the products is imminent, details of of property here but has given em system of Ibe country. The iosur- judge's job. Gordon Scherinerhorn By, and the court ordered its re complaint being hunting and trap-1 which may be announced from. ployment to many, as well as sw ell was replaced by Walter Olmscheid consideration. Brown i* alleged to ~ onee corporation is capitalised at ping on private property. Washington any day. Just what ing sales of material in the district. • welt o v e r StHMt.tMto.noo o tita m c d when Governor Melt I- ousted Setbw- have caused a false statement to be The fine of $25, required by the form it will take is still uncertain, In addition to this encouraging merhorn for ineffiency in office. printed over his signature, lust • from three sources: The federal law, was assessed, and Hose, not but the December break in butter building program, records show Commissioner It. E. Neulon’s ap March during the turmoil. governm ent co n tribu ted 8l.8l.iHMI,- having the necessary cash, is now - prices, roupled with the steadily that at least 15 new families have The present grand jury has not in the county jail for 15 days. ' utMl through th«' Iteconslcm lion Fi- pointment will expire at tlie next mounting surplus was followed by settled here—not replacing families election also. He was appointed to been ill session fur six months, and , r'nance corporation, the federal re- announcement from Secretary Wal who have moved to other localities ¿ ••rve hunks raised a similar sum. fill Hie une-.pircil term of John Hie list of matters pending before Page Players to lace that a production control plan —but coming in to make their Barneburg when tlie latter resigned it, is Hie smallest in several years. ' und assessments were made to will be launched almost immed home* on newly subdivided land. last December. Appear Here W e e k ly ; The body at its organisation hud praise an additional $327,000,000. Following are the individual con iately. White mi rand dab", have made busy times. For two months it was P Walter J. Cummings, chairman struction projects which the year Conferences on the dairy situa public their desire Io run for office Gold Hill is to have a new source busy with the investigation of the of the newly formed insurance or tion have marked the holiday per has seen here: ganisation says that lie heli ‘ves in tin- s| ring election it is expected I. . A. Banks, Hie ballot theft, and of entertainment — a vaudeville iod, aj one of which the possibil Within the city many have taken there will he opposition i l l all de other eases related to them. show which will appear at the lo ••that the insuring of hank deposit. ity of combining the dairy program advantage of the prevailing lower partments. Present office holders A new grand jury will he drawn cal pavilion Tuesday night of each will not only he of incalculable lire also expected Io seek reelection. February 20, at the opening of the week, beginning Tuesday, January with similar aid for the beef pro prices to build or improve their value in restoring public confidence ducers was considered, as both in properties before predicted higher February term of court. A new ■ 9. in the nation's financial institu dustries are in serious economic prices took effect. The bill, as advertised, includes | Turkey Shipment* from petit jury will he drawn at the same tion's now strengthened, but that conditions at present. Livestock are J Frank Cnilders erected a fine singing, dancing, comedy and good ! it will he of tremendous assistance County Set New Record lime from the 1934 juror list. expected to be added to the basic modern house and garage in the A petit jury is scheduled to In music. This will be followed by a in hastening the return of prosper commodity list in the farm act at west part of town. ity. It will banish the fear of the While it will he some days be- J drawn for a term of the circuit , dance, the admission ticket to cov- j the forthcoming session of congress.: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gorhain depositor as to the .safety of Ills fore exact figures are available, court beginning Monday, January er both features. Announcement of a pending dairy- built a small home on lots pur Arrangements have been made for money und from the bank’s point tabulations to date show over half 22. control plan follows a change in I chased from Mrs. Ella Patrick along Circuit Judge IE D. Norton ex-1 local merchants to sponsor the en the head of the dairy section of the the river on the south side of the of view, the elimination of the a million pounds of dressed turkeys possibility of sudden and heavy were shipped from Jackson county peels to hold court in Josephine tertainment, tt)e plan being to issue AAA. J. H. Mason, general manager city. withdrawals will make possible the during the holidays, showing very county at Grants Pass the next two tickets with each 25c purchase. of the Des Moines Gooperattive: A large blacksmith shop and ga expansion of credit for legitimate clearly that Hie poultry industry is weeks, returning at odd times to at These tickets and an additional 10c Dairy Marketing association, su e-1 rage was built by R. E. Cook on his making rapid strides and Hint poul tend to local routine court matters entitle the holder to admission to cecds Dr. Clyde L. King in this po south side property. purposes.” the show and dance. try growing can lie successfully car in the county. Extensive improvements were sition. ried on in this section, which will First Conference Cage A later significant development is made to the vacant Gold Hill hotel, that the big Chicago milk marketing and it is now occupied by John Game Here Friday N ight soon produce as much poultry as the ('iiipqun section. agreement, the first one completed i Hayes. It is estimated 35,000 turkeys under the AAA last summer, has ! The Shaver barber shop moved An indication of the strength of were ready for Hie market In the been abandoned at the request of j to the highway, improving the the (iold Hill high school basketball valley this season, these birds be 75 per cent of those included in i t .1 long vacant Hayes blacksmith shop team will he displayed here Friday ing raised in Jackson county, a far This failure is believed to have for its new home. evening when the Beavers med greater number than heretofore Mrs. Gelia Coinbest built a four- strengthened determination of Ihe their first conference opponent in AAA officials to launch dairy pro ear garage on the Shorb property the Phoenix high school team. Both raised. The estimate of birds raised in recently purchased by her, and re duction control at once. the first ami second learns will play, the Umpqua section is 120,000. modeled the house for an apart the preliminary scheduled for 7:30. poultry raising having been carried j ment and rooming house. Last year the Plmenix eagers H ealth U n it M eeting at on there for over a quarter of a Garages were built by Cleo Gil were one of the leading teams of Boye Home Tuesday, 9th christ, Bertha Coy and Mrs. A. A. cen lory. the conference and a win for the DiVIIMG 4O O Tylee. locals would mean (¡old Hill would | From Hie entire southern Oregon The Gold Hill Health unit will j Home improvements and remodel territory, Roseburg to Ashland in MILES PEP H O U p / figure strongly in Hie conference > meet at the home of Mrs. W. F . 1 ing was done by Mabel Robinson, clusive, the express company have rating at Hie end of the season. y B ecause of propeller Bove in the Riverside colony next Gus Erickson, Mrs. H. D Reed, Hugh So far this seeason the Beavers I handled about 800,000 pounds, the RES ISTA N C E W HEN D IV IN G FOR Tuesday, January 9. A good attend Hayes Freddie Baker, A. A. Walk Southern Pacific In iced refrigera have taken an even break oil their j M A X IM U M SPEED, THE RECORD OF ance is requested. er, Jim Chisholm, George Dorman games. In the eight pre-season and tors about 300,000 pounds and there OVER 4 0 0 M IL E S PER HOUR WAS has been some truck movement, the within the city limits, while Floyd practice contests the team tins won J. W. Livingston attended the fu- ! Lance who moved to the Crawford O BTAINED W ITH M O TO R SHUT OFF. four and dropped four. The exper exact figures not being available. neral of Mrs. Livingston’s brother, place on the Kanes creek road, has ience gained in these early games H IG H G A S - Martin Blackburn, in Rogue River modernized that property. should help Hie players in their M rs. Zierolf Purchase» Friday. G asolene in Chas. Carey, new porch. conference matches. P a rt of Old Hayea Estate P rance is taxed The irrigation district proper has fourteen cents per seen the most extensive building in THE NEWSPAPER Stansbury New A recent real estate transaction GALLON. z - T Z i the section. TELLS 'EM Deputy Sheriff affected the sale of 23 acres of the Geo. P. Martin made the biggest old Hayes estate, now held by Mrs. investment, constructing three large "You can’t take it for grant Phil Stansbury of Ashland has J Edna Schmidt, to Mrs. I () Zierolf homes, completely modern, and two ed that anybody, anywhere been appointed a deputy sheriff by [ living on the highway west of this | smaller ones, on subdivisions of his knows what you are doing. Sheriff Waller Olmscheid. His first city. Mrs. Zierolf state* that the 1 holdings in the north end of the Yon can make belter mouse R a t s ' > duties will be the collection of un land which is just cast of their i district. traps till the cows come home, HAILED OUT dairy ranch, on the Old Stage road, 1 secured personal taxes. Chas. Avena, living in California, but if you don’t advertise Stansbury is married, and has will he put into cron this spring, built a completely modern honu A PLAGUE OF RATS them nobody will know any been a resident of Ashland for sev and llial they plan Io eventually Im IN NORTHERN INDIA WAS and barn on his property at this enit thing about them. You don’t eral years. He was formerly con prove the place with buildings. RECENTLY STOPPED BY A and plans to return here to live need to tell how good you are. GREAT HAILSTORM WHICH nected with the state traffic bureau. soon. Tell the facts in an interesting DESTROYED THOUSANDS. Odd Fellows lodge No. 129 and Provision was made for the deputy- Cyrus Vroman constructed a stone way nnd rely on the public ship In the county budget. Deputy Rebekah lodge No. 97 will hold in- ’ and concrete house and frame barn WNIJ Service to draw its own conclusions.” Stansbury, besides lax collection stallation of officers at the lodge —Bristow Adams. (Back Page Pleaac) hall next Tuesday evening. work, w ill assist In other details. Another ucclueiit oeeurred Fri day id the spot where a United fUagt skiihh-il intn the ditch ut Miller's Gulch, six miles west of (iold Hill when Mrs. Mabel Hughes of the Slum Greek district of Grunts Pass skidded, turning around twice and turning over in Hu- dilcli. Tlie accident was evidently due to Hie same cause as the stage mishap three weeks ago when slip pery pavement caused the bus Ip slip into the ditch. No one was in jured in eitiu-r ueeidellt. Mrs. Hughes, accompanied by tier mother, Mrs. Minnie G. Marcy, was oil tier way to Medford when the ueeidellt happened. The left front fender of the ear was badly held nnd d was necessary to rail n wrecker from Grunts Pass Io tow Hie maehiue hack to thul eity. ODD THINGS AND NEW—By Lame Bode
