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t (BícO listos» The M o il Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Town in the State VOLUME XXXVII WORLD NEWS GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY AUG USI' 2, 1934 N U M B E R 17 Transient Recovering Jacksonville and Gold Jess Gilchrist Buys School Board L e t. Bus From T rain Accident H ill Slated to Play Texaco Service Station And Nurse Contracts Tie O ff Sunday, Aug. 5 According Io word from the hos- Huge Midwest Tree Planting Program Made The Gold H ili schools w ill again A deal was completed last Friday pitul in Grants Pass, Everett have ihe service of a county beap.h W ith the series for the season whereby Jess Gilchrist took ovei Murphy, 00, transient who lost Ids I nurse the next terra. The board arm while trying Io board a moving luuding at two wins each, Goid the Texaco Service Station operat —News gleaned Rom events or H ill uud Jacksonville baseball ed for the pust ten months by Mr. voted Monday evening to continue Southern Pacific freight train at Ibr week, and a little comuiru. lb»- service started two years ago. the yards near the cement plant ' Irums w ill renew the struggle for from the editor's viewpoint. and Mrs, Leslie A. Cook. Jess T br amount of «25« for 12 months lust Thursday morning, is recover-i supremacy of the bush leugue trams is well known in Southern Oregon w |ll again be paid. ing. Murphy gave ids address as ¡ Sunday afternoon when the two During Ihe past two years County and has had considerable exper outfits mis on the Goid H ill .Sacramento, California. The man, in ience in this line. He w ill continue School Nurse Sybil W alker has call The coasl-wide »trike was lifslory company w «h three other tren- ¡ grounds. ed on the Gold H ill schools. It is thia week when 12.000 longshore sients, were riding In an empty Jacksonville beat Gold lllll twice Io handle Texaco ( roduels. men went bark to work Tuesday. freight car which was switched off on the latter’s diumond and the Mr. and Mrs. Cook left Friday not known whether she w ill again U . S. Government P la n . I N The strike had raged for nearly on the siding at the plant. When Cement Makers turned around and for Portland where Mr. Cook w ill lie selected to serve the local M ile W indbreak Coating three months, starting on May II. It the men realised the train was trimmed the Miners the same employed, going back Io a po- schools. There are two nurses and each is assigned different schools to is estimated that the strike eosl up leaving without the car they were number of dine» on their field. Htlon he formerly held in the Hose |7 S ,0 N ,IH from Canada make regular visits and to eondus*. wards of $200,000.000. Eight lives in they made a run for the moving When the teams cross bats for the to Mexico. clinics, etc. The service received by were lost during riots in various train. When Murphy grabbed for fifth time Sunday most anything is ' the local school has been of much eoast cities. the side of thé box car he -.lipped ,ike,y ,u h 'P i*“ “ «*1» club is F ru it W orkers M ust benefit and many parents are glad ' beneath the wheels causing bis arm ,o finiU ‘ ,hc * * • * » with Additional facts regarding the re Have Oregon P la te . to hear that a nurse w ill be oa dutv ihe series lucked away. President Hoosev«(M*s cruising Io be severed nt the shoulder cent announcement by Secretary again the next 12 months. Last Sunday Gold H ill traveled party is headed for Portland from _____________ ____ Wallace and Chief Forester F. A. Two bus contracts were ma«le at A persistent campaign is being Io Glendale where they lost u d o te Silcos that work would start im- H aw aii where the President spent S . P. Engine Knock. 3 staged by stale police against fruit the meeting Monday. They were tne<bately in connection w ith the game by u score of 3 Io 2. five dins enjoying the warm d im r> r- ■ Box C a r. O ff Track In workers who are driving with out with Clyde and Clinton W alker, President’s order allocating funds ate of that land. The cruiser lions-j present drivers. Clyde W alker w ill of state licenses on their cars. E arly M orning Mishap LOAN AHSOCIATION BAIJC ON ton w ill reach Portland Friday for a 100 mile windbreak in the receive 88« per month and Clinton Sis arrests were made Tuesday morning and Ihul afternoon Presi PAYING IN TER E ST TO CITY prairie states have been received W alker $11«. Clinton Walker's near Medford with fines resulting. Three bos ears of a Southern dent Roosevelt w ill give an address by Regional Forester C. J. Buck of route w ill take him Io the Tolo and Pacific train were crushed together at Itonnevillc dam. At a special meeting of the city California license plates are most PortlaaiL und toppled off the (racks, Iw o of council Wednesday evening, Miss common on the offending cars but W illow Springs districts to pick up By direction of the President, a Nebraska and a Kansas plate ap- students and the ¿‘strict w ill re People in the vicinity o f Chadron, them fulling into the ditch, curly Bertha Coy, city treasurer, report- peured among these vic tim . ceive aid from the non-high Secretary Wallace has authorized Monday morning on the main line Nebraska, experienced the th rill of the Forest Service to make expen ed Ihul she had, according to their The state officers are keeping school district fund for this. feeling un eurlhquuke Monday when Jusl buck of Ihe llozv Tcpovac place The board ordered the district- ditures for the present of only 810,- request, interviewed officials of Ihe close watch of transient workers. in (•old H ill. The accident hapiien- a tremor rattled dishes and slopped 000,000 of the total sum of $15,000,- cd about one o'clock und Ihe crash Benefit Savings and I-oun associa- Bs '* *• generally felt that it is only owned buses be repaired and put 000 provided in the executive order. clocks. I.itllc dumugc resulted. was heard by muny residents of lion of Pori land in regard Io in- ,ai r *° *®5*‘ fruil h « " « ‘ ers. «"'<» Into shape for the season. Veltie The ultimate cost of the project is , , on , funds i the city i had • . invest- . > other residents Oregon of ihe , icen#„ slate that Biles and Ernest Boss hold con dial section of (own. tereal , h< y J)Urrha#e Marie Dressier, widely known driving these buses. estimated at $75,000,000, of which for tracts for Tile accident happened when Ihe stage and screen star, answered Hie ed w ith them. Surety bonds of Biles, Ross and over 90 per cent w ill go to farmers their cars while earning money in engine of the I ruin came rushing call of death Saturday when she According to Ihe city figures, Oregon, and using Oregon roads. Carl Boulh were approved at the largely for labor, for plowing, fencing, planting and caring for passed nwuy at a Santa Barbara, out of the siding at the cement *303.87 is still due for interest on meeting. Illuni, smashing into the box curt trees. It is expected that 25 per California, hospital. The Iasi cur Ihe city’s investments, which creat I. O. O. F. LODGE NBWB stunding on the mam line about cent of the total expenditures can be tain of her career rang down ul ed a sinking fund for paying off Park Squirrel Moves 300 feel from the switch. The cars made in he nest 12 to 18 montlis. 3:35 P. M. Miss Dressier was 62 water bonds. However, business The Instalating team of the Gold Fam ily as Tourists W atch bad jusl been left on the main track Beginning at the Canadian bor- years old. She hud been ill with w ith the association had been dis H ill lodge No. 199 journeyed to a few minutes before when the cn-j . .. .. , „ , , , ,der, this protection forest belt w ill cancer for the past two years. continued in July, 1933, when it Medford Tuesday where they and Crater Lake National Park, July »,trwtcll down through lhe Dako!ait ginc uud crew went to the plunl Io was found Ihe transaction violated Ihe D. D. G. M,, Paul Thompson In 81—loist week a Crater Lake Go! switch. When they returned from Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and the state law. The three army stratosphere stalled Ihe officers of Ihe _________ Medford den-.Mantled squirrel another was _____ _____ the siding Ihe light of the locomo-l aviators who took off ul Itapid City, five did not show on th r curs d ue1 Recently Ihe loan association lodge. Those assisting were: H. D. taking her of I spring h r task for mis- into the Panhandle of Texas. M Million Acres Affected paid Ihe eilv $3.638.22. the balance Force, D.D.G. marshal; R. E. Cook, chievousness, this week she was S. D., reached an altitude of GU.ooo to the curve on the sidetrack and The area immediately affected fed according to a statement hut a the crew evidently misjudged the of Ihe 811.6.38.22 invested w ith the D.D.G. Warden; W. W. Kittle, D .D .j risking her life for their safety. eompuny, hut they did not, it Is G. Seey; W. H. Fergu«on, D .D.G.) It seems as though she had built approximates 20 million acres. O f huge rip in the side o f tlve balloon .(¡sinner between the siding and forced them down. The men took Io charged, include interest which treasurer: Earl Moore. D.D.G. chap- her nest at the corner of a Gov- this, about 1,820,000 acres w ill be the place the cars were left. parachutes to make a landing, which amounted Io $303.87 due p rio r to lain and Toney Boss, D.D.G. guard, ernmenl Camp building where foot planted to trees. According to the A transient riding in the empty plan o f the project, windbreaks July 1933. when the city stopped Every one hud a fine time. still proves that everything that ’ and auto traffic were not conducive cars narrowly escaped injury that running north and south w ill he making payments Io the company. goes up must slili come down. The Don't forget the big picnic Sun- to the best interests of a growing might have proven serious when he The city w ill lake Ihe matter up day, August 12 in Ihe Grants Pass fam ily. Tourists and children were planted one mile apart, making ap men were uloft ten hours. Coining lini-pencil to jump out of Ihe car to 100 parallel w ind with Ihe slate ror|mrnlion commis park. Everyone bring a basket oft times bothersome in their proximately down they dropped 500 fed an hour gn(| and when a few thousand fee- „ (hlUl for , h(. sioner in an effort to collect the lunch. Golden lodge No. 78 furnish- eagerness to obtain closeup views breaks in the 100-mile wide belt. Each windbreak w ill be 7 rods balance due them. es milk, sugar, coffee and w aler of Ihe little ones and occasionally an right-of-way Jusl as the engine wide, covering 14 acres out of each w ith their parachutes. Valuable in rrn%hp(, in(o lh(1 inellon. so be sure nnd be there by automobile would come too near. cars. He said Iw o square mile or approximately 2 per MRS. H IT T I.B ENTERTA IN S slrunienls ill the hulloon were lost > I o'clock. The Grand Master. Chas.1 When such attention became too cars Jack-knifed, stood for a few cent. when Hit- crafl struck Hit- ground. PAST NOBLE GRANDS CLt’B Poole w ill be there. v great, the mother scurried away to minutes, nnd then fell Hi The western border of this bell Toney Ross, Secy. a [mint 200 yards distant by a tree, ditch. w ill follow approximately the line The terrific heal wave that pass The members of the Post Noble began digging and constructed a A «all for a wrecker from Ash of 18 inches annual rainfall. ed over the scorched middlewcsl land was placed and it arrived Grand eluh met at Ihe home nt GORHAMS H A VE DAUGHTER nest. She rolled her youngsters in “This w ill be the largest project was temporarily halted Sunday ---------- to small compact balls, picked up about six o'clock. The relief crew- their president Mrs. W, W. H ittle I ever undertaken in this country .’o when light showers fell in scu'.lcrcd Thursday for their regular m eeting.' Mr. nnd Mrs. Art Gorham are the each one by Ihe stomach and cross cleared the track for the Oregon modify climatic and other agricul sections. More than 1400 people Ian Io pass, by eight-thirty, the pas Those present were Madge Dorman, proud parents of a baby girl which ed a road busy with veto traffic, tural conditions in an area that It perished from I he heat. Pearl Ferguson, Benn Davis, Lilly arrived to gladden their home Mon- She barely escaned death under senger being held up about an hour. now constantly harassed hv winds all The ears were set hack on the and E lla Carter. Ada Cook. Kath day July 30. She weighed 6 lbs and roll ng wheels. She broke and drought", F. A. Silcos, Chief The family of John Dillinger, erine Lance. Evelyn Thompson, 14 ounces nnd has been named, :.<fuirrel speed records in making •rucks nnd on the track and every Forester, said. slain desperado, took to thr stage thing cleaned up by mld-nfternoon. Viola Moore, Emma lla ff nnd Ihe Donna Arlene. Mother and daughter the transfer hilt on her last trio "The Great Plains have been suf during the past week to raise money hostess. Refreshments were served are doing nicely al the Purucker sin was so exhinsied. she. was acutely from prolonged for burial expenses. A theatre in In at Ihe close of the meeting. Maternity home In Medford. barely able to reach her new home. fering drought. The economic and social dianapolis signed the family for ap Red Cros. Seeks Aid consequences are extremely ser fo r Dorria Fire V ic tim . pearance ill llit-ir showhouse. LITTLE PEN-O-GRAMS ious. The dust storm which recent ly blanketed the country from me Bed Gross officials of Jackson Four thousand Austrians were Dakotas to the Atlantic seaboard killed Saturday when government county received word Tuesday from is an ominous reminder of the in troops anil nnzis clashed in a Ihe Pacific branch headquarters in cipient dester conditions in the San Francisco asking the local bloody hatllr near Viennu. Great Plains area. county chapter to accept a quota of "Man cannot change a ll the President von llinilenburg of 8250 to contribute to families left forces of weather, but he can mod Germany lies critically ill. nnd re deslitute when their homes burned ify his own surroundings. He can ports are that he has little chance in the Sunday fire al Dorris, Cal ameliorate the effects of weather of recovery. Ills death now w ill ifornia. on a large scale, just as be can Tile fire destroyed 45 homes with greatly complicale the civil unrest around his own home. I f the sur- in Germany as lie has hern Ihe re ninety families suffering loss from ace velocity of the wind over a straining Influence In Ihe Nazi the blaze. A $15,000 fund Is being wide area can be decreased even regime. An order has been issue.I bull! up for relief of the families slightly, soil w ill be held in place, that pu|M-rs should not speculate on in need of food, clothing and shel the moisture of the soil w ill be con who would be his successor saying ter. The money w ill be raised In served, and havens of shelter w ill northern California and Southern that “this has been taken care of," oc created for man, beast and bird. Oregon counties. “This plan aims at permanent Dorris is located in northern Cal benefit and protection of the Great ifornia on the Southern Pacific Plains belt and east of it. railroad about 30 miles south of Only the land planted to the Klamath Falls. The fire started in shelter strips w ill be acquired by a sawmill, putting about 125 men the Government through purchase, out of work. lease, or cooperative agreement, Mr. Silcos explained. The aress in Dick Harris, S, P. road master between these shelter strips w ill re was in town Sunday evening be AM CMf main in private ownership, and tween trains attending to business »«TROUT «M M « INtOMdtt IMtr'S consequently, farmers on this land affairs for Ihe railroad. COOK •UN6 ANUOwur warmiM w ill be able to produce crops and livestock under the most ideal con A L W A Y S SAFE ditions. Tltrotigli famine and flood Fencing of the windbreaks is es War and pestilence sential for protection of the woou days Good limes and had lands against cattle. In many cases, We have always been safe existing fences w ill he utilised. Deposit your money In Jackson Plan Success in Europe County Hanks. This tremendous project, Silcos Get more interest Ilian Ihe gov .explained, is not without precedent. ern men I pays On the contrary, it is based upon (Premium on II. S. Bonds con the long-time experience of several sidered). European countries, notably Italy, And still be ns safe here ns Ihe Hungary, and Russia. In those government h a v e no ‘a lie n a te d countries, where shelter belts have W ith your money always avail- a ffectio n ’ been us « m ! over a period of many i able. years and on an extensive scale, Vsmws- » « .•» » . Farmers A Fruitgrowers Bank and Comment Smilin' Charlie S¿y« I ./ "Do& * “TK Bird who fall« in love with him s e lf ain't gonna ; cases on M s hand.« (Deposits Insured) -J-4.L5S (Back Page Please)
