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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1934)
WtB GULP HILL MEWS THl RSD.W, JANUARY 4, 19« THE QOLD HILL NEWS Established 1897 P ublished by M ac’s P rin tin g Co. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests ot Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R SD A Y Eatered at the Postoffice at Gold H ill, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second-class matter eription $2.lKl a year in advance. Advertising rates on application. Whether the delay was due to the negligence of highway officials in this section or because Ihe upstate:** are in the privileged class is not known. The line dow n the highway w ill avoid many accidents. In fog it is an easy matter to follow the highway when otherwise drivers are experiencing d iffic u lty in stay ing on the pavement. In case of ac cidents when tw o cars collide the responsiblity can often be deter mined when marks on the high way w ill show one or the other was taking up too much of the road. THIS "»TH AT I W rite it 1934. Now that the federal government is going to guarantee bank deposits many dollars should eotue from hiding and fin d their way into c ir culation again. Good circulation whether in money veins or human veins is necessary to make the pa tient healthy. At last the highway department has put a yellow stripe down the center o f the Pacific highway in Southern Oregon. For some time Ihe northern part of the state has had the highway striped and many have wondered w hy the program was not carried out in this section. Ripley, of "Relieve it or not” fame says it takes 12 inches of snow fo make one inch of rain. Twelve inches of rain fell in Ihe l.os Angel es te rrito ry over the week end. At HOTEL In the heart of San Francisco * theatrical and shopping 4» tn ct with every attribute comfort and convenience for WITHOUT BATH FROM the rraveltet An ideal stopping place for lades unattended, ? g > I I attractive weem AND MONTHLY RATES that rate the Californians are lucky Sup rem e C ourt D en ies ifornia rank* fits ! Io volume of ford, w ith officials from approxl- that it did not snow. W hut would mutely 20 cities invited to partici L. A. B an ks A ppeal receipts, w ith Washington second pate, Legislation for llquur control, th eir chamber of commerces have und Oregon third, to say. if they had 144 inches of Au additional fund representing model ordinances, m unicipal reve I lie .ippc.il of I. V Ranks from snow in the same period of time? 1(1 per cent of the nulional forest , nue and sim ilar subjects were on his second degree murder convic receipts w ill lie made available to ' Ihe program. Previous conference! Sport w riters on several of Ihe tion was denied last week by the Ihe forest service fo r the construe- 1 nt Marshfield amt Baker were very western papers w ill have Io retract supreme court in refusing Io grunt lion of local roads und trails w ithin successful, and others w ill lie held statements made before the Itose .in application fo r certificate of the forest boundaries. in various sections of the stale, ac bowl game wheh they uccused probable cause. cording to Herman Kehrll, execu Ihe decision ended recourse (o Stanford o f picking a pushover tive secretary of Hie league, and stale courts, court clerk, A rthur A nnual P ress C on ference in Columbiu. Others w ill maintain director of the Bureau of Municipal to be H eld January 18-20 Research of the t'niverslty of Ore the rainy day turned the tric k for Benson of Marion county, stated. Hanks was convicted in Ihe Lane Columbia allowing them to win. gon. No doubt the boys from Stanford county circu it court of murdering The NBA code for newspaper did miss the absence of the sand Police O fficer George Prescott at publishers and lo r Hie printing es O. 8. C. STARTS DEFENSE blowing into their opponents eyes Medford. He was sentenced Io life tablishments, a topir deemed of OF CROWN FRIDAY NITE imprisonment in Ihe slate peniten great interest to Hie public as well to aid them in victory. tia ry , w hei.- lie has remained pend as to those directly concerned, w ill Oregon State College, Corvallis, ing appeal. tic the chief subject of the sixteenth S p ecial S e ssio n H it G eneral Jan. 2. Oregon State's basketball C ircuit Judge George F. Skip- Fund for L arge T o ta l worth was upheld by Ihe oral or annual Oregon press conference, Io team, after playing a strenuous he held at Hie sehool of journalism der of the court. Idle ease was tried eight-game pre-conference schedule, The special sesscion of the stale in Ihe Lane county circu it court on at the University of Oregon in Eu gene, January 18, 19, and 20, it was w ill start defense of Ils Pacific legislature appropriated a total of a change of venue from Jackson utuounced today by Erie W . Allen. coast conference rhuuiplonship won 44tt3.d30.71 out of Ihe general fund county. A complete report on Hie code and of Ihe stale, it was revealed by the Attorneys Frank l.onergan of how it applies is expected to lie last year here Friday und Saturday nights ut 7:30 o'clock against Wash secretary of stale’s 01 five. The I’o rll and (diaries Hardy of Eu largest single appropriation was the gene represented Banks in Ihe ap given those present by Arne G. Ilea, ington Slate., Washington Stale, the only n orth .$400,000 fo r expenses and purchas peal. Ihe stale was represented by field manager for the Oregon State es of the slate liq u o r control com Attorney General I. II. Van Winkle. Editorial association, who is ex ern i lvisioii team to defeat the pected buck by that time from a Orangemen twice last year, has sev mission. ddie defense el.limed errors were The special session itself consum amunilled in Ihe trial. A certificate national meeting soon to he held in eral lettermen and »omc promising ed the greuter part of the appropria of probable cause fo r retrial was Chicago to discuss all angles of the newcomers Io send against the tion of $54,000 from the general denied by Judge Skipworth and NBA provisions as approved hv Orangemen. The Cougars, always title- contenders, finished in a lie fund, the next largest item. The leg Thur «lav denied hv the supreme President Roosevelt. Conference officials hope to bring for th ird place lust w hite). islature also appropriation $10,000 court w here it was appealed. B. C. Stitser, puldtslier of Hie lluili- Three lettermen forwards, Cup- fo r Ihe special election. May 18, al bolt Slur, W iniieuiuea, Nevada, here tain Skeet O'Connell, George H ib which time any referendums or in i Io talk on the code. Mr. Stitser is a bard and Merle Taylor, amt three tiatives completed may be voted S ta te s R eceive Share o f F orest R eceip ts director of Hie National Editorial lettermen guards, Carl t.eneliitsky, upon. association, und it is plunncd to Bed .MaeDonuld and Fred H ill, form The legislature, in overriding the governor's veto of the regular ses Road and sehool funds amount have him come here direct from Ihe Hie nucleus of Hie Orange squad. sion on Ihe self help h ill for unem ing Io *115,431.90 have been al Chicago rode meeting. Another out- Oregon Slate w ill have to depend of-state expert, Floyd l~ Sparks of on tw o sophomores, W ilbur Kidder ployed, appropriated $7,500 for this work. The governor received an ap located from national forest re Sun Francisco, is also expected Io und C liff Folen, Io hold down tliq propriation of $7,500 for expenses ceipts to Oregon and Washington, lie present and talk on “ Advertis center position left vacant by Ihe connected w ith applications to Ihe the forest service announced today. ing under Hie ’New Deal'.” "The graduation of ull-Ainerienn Erl l.ew- federal government fo r building This rec'- senls 25 per cent of Ihe Circulation situation of 1934" w ill is. Kidder, who lias held the post loans. rev timber, grazing privileg- be the topic of <). C. Ilaru, manag A refund of insurance tax to the i and other products and uses of ing director of the Adult Bureau of most of Ihe time during the pre- eonferenee schedule, is Hie belter Penn Mutual I.ife Insurance Co., of the u .ilii nal forests during the fis Circulation, Gliieugo. Merle It. Chessman, Astoria, pub jumper and a real scoring threat. In $7,537.71 was provided by the legis cal year 1933. lature. Other expenditures included Checks totalling *6.50,860 are Io lisher of the Astoriun-Hudget. pres one of the game* w ith Southern payment of $1,900 to Julian Mason he sent out by Ihe I'. S. treasury ident of Hie conference, w ill pre Oregon Normal he scored 19 |>oint* fo r an in ju ry ; 1,250 to the slate Io thirty ■ ne stales and Puerto Rico side at the meeting. George S. Turn- during one half. Folen also plays treasurer fo r cooperation w ith civil as their share in the distribution ot bull. secretary of the conference guard where his seoring a bility and subdivisions, and $1,000 additional the I 933 receipts, according Io the since its beginning 16 years ago, height are valuable. appropriation fo r state treasurer’s a annunccment. The payments to Hie w ill ulso lie present. Know what is going on in Gold expenditures, both vetoed bills of states w ill he turned over fo r local H ill—Subscribe In The News and the previous session; a refund of county ro u| and sehool uses in the keep informed $968 in insurance license fees Io Ed counties including the national fo r L eagu e o f O regon C ities ward Brown and Sons and $375 for est lands. Hold* Third S ta te M eet ♦ -------------------------------------------♦ the relief of Bertha Bergeson. The grand total this year Is some ADVERTISING PAYS | The third regional session of 'lie | KEEP YOt’H NAME IIEFORR what larger Ilian last year, based Three Portland men braved a on a small increase in national fo r ■ l.eagin- of Oregon Gities, is schedul THE PUBLIC. I blizzard to scale Mount Hood early est receipts, lint it is less than in ed for Thursday, January 4, ut Med- 4------------------------------------------ Monday. years of large sales of timber. Cal J. W. 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BATTERY SH O P BATTERY and ELECTRIC REPAIRS Batteries At A ll Prices W im e r ’s B a tter y Shop 503 South 6th St. — Grants Pass JE W E L R Y Fine Watch 4 Jewelry Repairing Ready for you when promised. Prices Most Reasonable. B u h n ’s J ew elry Store “ We Buy Old Gold” P H Y S IC IA N - O C U L IST G eo. Inglis, M . D. Glasses Fitted — Eyes Treated GLASSES that fit the eyes PRICES that fit the times. S E E D and F E E D S eed s TARDYS F eeds A complete line o f D airy aad P oultry Feeds. [)pp. Del Rogue Hotal— Phane llB HARDW ARE R ogu e R iver H d w e. Co. Sherwin W illiam s Paints McCormick-Deering Farm Imps. Housewares— General Hardware 204 S. Sixth St.—Phone 38 Grants Pass, Oregon C H IR O P R A C T O R C. H . D em aray N 6th St. Grants Pass E ads T ra n sfer & S to ra g e COMPANY for Furniture Moving A Storage Fruit Hauling Phone 316 x Medford, Ore. B E A U IY S H O P S SH E E T M ETAL C inderella B eau ty Shop B rill M etal W orks PERMANENT WAVING 109 K. Eighth SI.. 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