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The M oat Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Town in the State VOLUME XXXVII 't . COLL> HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1934 ................. I X - WORLD NEWS E. T . Hom Employs M eat C utter Here Form er lowans Looking Indipendents for Fall Forw ard to Picnic at Election Are Scarce Grants Pass Park Sunday SAMPLE COPY JU D G E C A N D ID A T E NUMBER 18 State to Issue Bonds to Raise Relief Funds E. T, Ham. proprietor of Ham's The usual »easoual rumors that Grocery, this week announced that Southern Oregonians who are there w ill be e flood of independ II. It. Meade, form erly o f Dorris', , ornier residents of lowu are in ent entries in the county political C alifornia, has been employed io vited to attend the second annuaf —News gleaned Nom evenls of fray this full are emanating from take charge of the meat depart Iowa picnic to be held in Hiver» Iht- week. Mild a little comment the county seat. Inquiries made ment in his store. from the editor's viewpoint. side purk in Grants Pass, Sunday, from here, however, indicate (here Mr. Meade, who is un experienc- August 12. The Grants Pass lowans are is little interest being shown. Looking "‘Jike u u g llio n j’ Ore ed meat cutter und* market man The lack of activity along these gon’s Senator McNary arrived in w ill lake over the entire supervis hosts this year and w ill furnish Portland Sunday, thankful to be ion o f this department, and Mr. coffee and fru it fo r a picnic dinner Uncs are generally at.ribuled to tin Liquor Store Revenues A re away from the record-breaking Hum plans to carry a complete line al one o'clock. Persons attending fact that there are good men now Insufficient and Federal heal und hum idity of the national of fresh and cured meuts fo r his [ are asked to bring their lunch und in the race, having been duly nom- capital. Immediately, after receiv customers under the new arrange dishes and Join their former neign- Inulcd by their respective parties Money M ust Be Matched hors for a day o f fun in the park.« in the spring primaries. ing greeting from friends, he rode ment. H. D. “Johnny” Reed. Gold Mr. Meade has been proprietor A short program w ill be given d u r-I The stale law states, however, uway to his well-kept ranch five R ill Justice of the Peace, who ; that independents may file, b.v pe- miles north of Salem on the rive r of a store and market ut Dorris, iug the ufternoon. is candidate for the office of huving been one of the victims of j ............. — | tition or otherwise, “ not more Plans to insure continuance of road. county judge in Ihe fall elec the fire w hich destroyed the town Sylvanite M ine Stock than 100 days, nor less than 45 the federal aid program fo r the un tion. Promoter» Convicted d“ v* ’,,' ’ or«‘ li*e general election” employed were made this week by The German people were called recently. Both he and Mr. Hum w ill be glad Io have people of the vicin which w ill be November 6. upon this week by Chancellor H il the state board of control when ity visit the store und make his According Io dispatches in the ! The rumors have it that Ihe ler to follow the p atriotic sp irit of they authorized the issuance of acquaintance. daily press. Marshall Gales, fo rm -) T " ? / a,,<* ,hc1 ‘ “ u n l> Paul von llindenburg in death as certificates ut indebtedness to raise cr .Seattle broker, and five others 1 *h c r,ff ,Job “ r t ,be w h k h ure they followed and idolized tile man $250,000 a month w ith which to were convicted by a federal ju ry ; ‘° ° ' \ ,lh “ l0Ve,H^ in life. H ille r who has assumed Jackaonville W ins From at Seattle, Eriduv o f using th e ' * y* by Ih e y would match federal relief funds. the powers of the dead president F R O M O U R F IL E S Gold H ill Sunday 7-4 mails to defraud in selling slock In h“ Ve M ,iii '» either This step was taken in view of wus speaking al a memoriai service 25 Years Ago the Western State Gold Properties ‘ » •enerally believed, and the provision which states that in before the German reiclistag. The Jacksonville Miners won the ..........¡«.I.. I Ss there lias been discovered no dividual states must contribute a th ird game of the season's senes «''•teiisihly fo r dewrl- I „ thut desires to “ split the " o f « i ll . The I " sum equivalent to that w hich the Cuttle moved in the Chicago w ith (.o ld H ill Sunday by a scow From the Gold H ill News . in ' order lo prevent any of government spends w ithin that par stockyards again Monday. The 12 of 7 to 4. The gam. was played on " ,ine ,nv‘’lv « ‘ is the Sylvanite V / uf August <i, 190«. the prim ary candidates being elect ticu la r state (or the relief o f its un «»><• Sams Valley road, day strike which involved HOI) the Gold i l i l l diamond. The series! I'r ',l* r l > ed, as is sometimes Ihe case, p o liti- employed. I<rs «■onvicted are Robert M. handlers and -too commission mer between the two towns now stands . Tire Oregon Water and Power Co. cal dopesters in this seclion do not chants’ employes returned Io work ut three wins for the Miners a n d '., Own’ t',lur««''1 «» organizer of The certificates would be issued look fo r independent competition are making preparations to instal. to face a heavy rush of livestock two for the Cement Makers. The . , corl»oration; John L. Hodge, over a period of five months. new apuratus w hich w ilt give Goto In the judges'Gp race present ' promoter; Henry L. Le- after satisfactory settlement a r odd part of It is the fact ,hu, I Chartes V. Galloway, chairmau County Judge E i. l B. Day, and If., H ill an adequate water system. 11 tury-lreasurer, and Man- ranged Saturday by Hugh S. Jacksonville has won all their ' ‘*y • This w ill include the laying of new of the state tax commission recom- games on the (.old I l i l l di;...... id i ,,1e’ •'’ “ '»’ aclson and Benjamin Hen D. Reed, justice of Ihe peace o 'I pipe and installing of a new nended the action after a visit to Johnson, NBA administrator. Cold H ill arc reported prett) and the Cement Makers have taken dison, salesmen. Hodge was con evenly matched, and a "good pump. Washington where he conferred Chicago school teachers may their victories on the Jayville field. victed on five counts; the others horse race” is ixj.«cted. w ith federal officials in an e ffo rt soon gel their pay. Jesse II. Jones, One mope game w ill be played on seven. Reports coming in from Sardine to obtain additional relief grants, The candidacy of Judge Reed of Federal Judge John C. Bowen chairman of the reconstruction ft by the tw o teams. Next Sunda' Gold I l i l l i.s arousing interest over creek state that there is consider ind found that government agen nance corporation, announced re ) they w ill meet again ut Juekson- w ill pronounce sentence August he county, as be is gaining con able activity here in he Gray Eagle cies were emphatic in the demand 13. cently of the authorization of a i ville. siderable favor over his stand on and the Lucky Bart mines and that fo r matched funds. Batteries fo r Sunday’s game »22.5OO.tgW loan by the BEG Io the State officials said the certificat the mileage question which is be J. D. Adams is now opening up the H ill— Bailey. Hany« C ity M ust Pay $180 Chicago school board fo r fu ll pay were: ('.old coming an issue in the race. Judge mine he recently acquired al Drum es, which w ill draw interest at the ment of salary payments Io June I, mersly and Gardner; Jacksonville rate o f six per cent, probably could for Beacon Ridge Fire Reed states that he w ill “ pay his mond Gulch. j — S. Wilson and Johnson. 1934. be sold in Portland. own fare” to and frofn his w ork Gold H ill has won 10 games and Mrs. Eber Davis of Gold Ray was Unless these certificates are is A h ill fo r »180 wus presented to just like any employe docs in c ith visiting relatives and friends in sued, officials declared, it would be Under the muzzles of machine j lost seven this season. the city council Monday night by er county or private business.” gnus »<•¥<• m l hundred coiiiinuiiisl* d iffic u lt to match federal funds and Mr. Phipps, representative of the Present Sheriff W aller Olms- Gold H ill this week. that it might be necessary to dis und sochilUtft, claiinlUM to voire the GOLD H i t 1. BATTING AVERAGES s|ate forestry department which chied who has presided w ith a Avq. assisted In putting out the fire on steady hand in an unusually d if AB it Daiscv Dungey was one of a continue the relief program alto sentiment of "the masses” demon- .371 Beacon ridge about a month ago. 75 ............. 23 stralod against both Senator Huey Gardner ficu lt administration Is probably a party of local young folk w hich gether. .333 75 25 P. Long and Mayor T. Senmies near r. K .ii At the last legislative session an Mr. Phipps itoinicd out that I k * distinct favorite over his conijet- journeyed lo the top of Table Rock .313 cause the fire started on city prop itor, Sid BEown, allhough Ihe lat- Tuesday evening and viewed the act was approved appropriating 1 1 44 the city hall in New Orleans Mon- E< iree .SIX) erly Ihe expenses must be borne by ter was n strong vote getter In the upper valley by moonlight. 70 21 Emery *3,000.000 of state liquor funds fo r day. .2X1» the city. Three C hoys also assisted 'spring “ try-outs.” 70 20 L. Foley .. unemployment relief. Figures in .2X2 , ii the fire line, hut 1herc w ill he 13 40 General Hugh 1. Johnson “ crack- Coy the state treasury department in Packing Plants .250 no cost for th eir services, as this Qrocer, Ranchers Quarrels 04 Hi dicated that less than *300.000 had ed down” oil his own Blue Eagle I'bilcv In Operation been raised from this source and .222 is pari of their duties and Ihe fed 12 54 Sunday. He ate a couple of them. F. Foley Settled in Reed’s Court .197 eral government hears that cost. 12 01 They were done in sugared has- C. Kell that funds under this law would .170 1 17 Geo. Geifer, fo r Ihe last several not exceed *1,000,000 during the relief on a birthday cake presented Hant mersly In discussing Ihe fire, Mr. Phipps A dispute over a b ill of groceries years foreman at the Van Hoeven- first year the state liqu or commis to the NBA leader by a Chico« > pointed out that, although it Is Ihe general impression that such a fire Saturday which resulted in the ar- berg packing plant, arrived Ihe sion was in operation. h o ld . The General is 50 years old. U. O. Scientists to Dig is :i benefit. as it destroys dry o f A A“ , 'ocat miner after Out Guano Lake Secrets gras, that is always a serious haz >» »'ruck H E. Drake (.old H ill first of the week from Sebastopol, The rehellon In Austria has only Chas. H . M a rtin to V isit ard. the dea.l trees now standing grocer, ended In Justice o f the C alifornia, to superintend opera begun, Konstanline Kummerhofer, Southern Oregon Cities tions there again this year. He was are a far more dangerous fire h .r ' ’« ‘ace H. D Heed s court Monitay. Eugene, Ore.—O ff on an explor generalissimo of the defeated nazi A charge of simple assault was accompanied by Mrs. Geifer and forces, slated recently at his head ation right here in Ihe state of Ore ard. He stated that burning Delayed by business, incident to quarters in a Jugo-Slav low i gon that may bring forth arcbeu- grass one year does no. prevent l»l«ced against Jones, and the case they w ill live at the John Hall the visit of President Roosevelt and where he is surrounded by his stuff I logical, anthropological und gcolog- growth Ihe next year, and Iht *■» continued after the Judge place during Ihe fru it season. Pack members of his cabinet to Portland planning Ills next move. This is no ! leal discoveries ns im portant i.s dai.iage to the tree and plant life warned him to be on go<xl hehav.o; ing of Anjous began today, after the and Bonneville, Congressman Chas. future. mere p arly struggle, bul n struggle 1 those made in fur-off Asia, Africa cannot he remedied. He further e x -, Wednesday, C. L. Hughes of be Bartlett crop had been shipped to H. Martin, candidate fo r governor, o f the German-Austrian people or South America, six scientists pluincd that the undergrowth aguinsl foreign domination accord ¡from Ihe University of Oregon und which was rapidly covering «he h ill Rogue River district was in Reed - the canneries. The Anjou pack is is this week making his firs t ex Stanford U niversity left Eugene would in time have choked out eourl on complaint of W. F. Jones. being loaded onto refrigerator cars tended tour of Oregon since his re ing to the defeated general. this week. They drove from here the grass, and also prevented ero rancher who alleged that he was a on the local Espce tracks. Anjous turn from Washington in mid-July. Congressman M artin’s »tour is stands, it trespasser on his enclosed land. are also being packed at the Del Death Saturday claimed Lorraine direct to Lakeview, then took a sion. As the h ill r i ta .iiig him into sixteen counties This case was also continued w ith w inding mountain road thut after DeLaine W yeoff, tiniest of the would wash badly in a heavy rain Rio orchard at Rock Point this , ,, , „ nligh, sev disaster ’ he understanding that Hughes was week, loading being done al their f«>: the purpose of meeting the quadruplets born June II to Mr. 75 miles of traveling, brought them | v »rs personally and fa m ilia riu n g - • • ... a n o ” moving from the neighborhood. ranch, sonic 40 and Mrs. L o rry W yeoff at Sac City. lo Guano Lake such as the one follow ing the Lo own siding there. Many local himself more thoroughly w ith Iowa. The child had no visible or miles east from Lakeview us the Angeles fire last year. people are employed at bolh ranch- local conditions. No set speeches SCOVT MEETING MONDAY EVE ganic I rouble Ihe attending physi crow flics “ A forest fire or a brush fire is les. are included in his program. Those on Ihe trip, which w ill nj ways „ disaster, he ernphastzco cian staled. The itin e ra ry fo r the 'r ip in _ Assistant Scoutmaster Ted Ritter lake approximately a month, are ’ “ even if the . tim . ber . burned . K has uo , A 1. O. O. F. LODGE NEWS cludes the follow ing cities and I)r. 1.. S. Cressman, professor of Approximately 800.000 persons— commercial value. , H ill troop for Monday evening, tow ns: a number equal Io Ihe combined sociology al the U niversity ut Eu J- u 7 wo „ - c U ,« he Don't forget the Odd Fejlows , Vernonia, Scappose, St. Helens, population of Ihe slates of Idaho, gene und a noted authority on an as councilman lo succeed R. P. August picnic Sunday, August 12, in the Rainier, Clatskanie, Astoria, W ar held at Ihe scout hall. All scouts Delaware and Nevada— are on Ihe thropology. Major R. It. Rack, Cook who resigned, was sworn in park at Grants Pass. The Grand renton, Seaside, Wheeler, Rock are urged lo be present. re lie f rolls In the drought blighted professor of m ilita ry science anil ' a, ’7 Ion(i ay < ' meeting. Master w ill be there. Bring your away, Gariboldi, Bay City, T illa ____________ ... western half of the United Slates, highly skilled In topography; How | basket and Golden Rule lodge w i l l : mook. Cloverdale, Neskowin. Ocean CODY’S HAVE SDN It was shown by a tabulation from ard Stafford anil Fred J. Hoffstead. M a r tj„ to V isit furnish coffee, m ilk, sugar and Lake, Delake, Taft, Newport, Tole o fficial records. Unless substantial advanced students al the unlvers- j watermellon. The Grand Master j do. Waldport, Florence, Reedsport, Thomas Henry Cody, weighing Here on Tour of State rain falls soon cosiderable more ity , and Joel Bcrreman and Carl , w ill be in Gold H ilt Monday Ihe Gardner, N orth Bend, Marshfield. 5 lbs. 6 oz. arrived Tuesday nig’n Reynolds, advanced students fr o m , damage is predicted. 13th and w ill meet w ith the Odd Coquille, Myrtle Point, Bandon. Gen. Chas. M arlin, United States a( ,h e home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stanford University. Fellows and Rebekahs so all Odd Langlois, Port Orford, Gold Beach, The region in which the scien- ' senator, and democratic candidate i c O(,y ¡n this city, President Boosvell relum ed from Fellows be sure to be present. Harbor, Brookings, Grants Pass, tisls w ill carry on their research for governor of Oregon w ill visit i his island voyage Io home shores CORPS E N TE R TA IN ED Gold H ill, Central Point. Medford, work is one of the richest fields fo r j this city Ihe first of next week; RELIEF last Friday and Immediately plung JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER Jacksonville, Ashland, Klamath ed into home problems. On ills this type of investigation on thi ¡w h ile making a pre-election lour BANQUETS PARK MEN TONIGHT Falls, Bend, Redmond, Prineville, Mrs. Pete Krause entertained Ihe cross-country trip cn rnulc la North American continent dcctnr- o f Ihe state. Madias, Maupin, D ufur, The Dalle» His itinerary calls for a stop at Women's Relief Corps Wednesday Washington he Is visiting many es Dr. Cressman, leader of the Arno B. Cammerer, director of and Hood River. places where government projects group. On previous hurried trips Gold H ill Monday afternoon nt l. t . i at the home of Mrs. Rose Gay at an national parks, Robert Fechner, arc underway. In his speeches ut he has found a wide variety of In- accompanied by n carnvan from all day a ffa ir.a t her home in River IT MIGHT BE WORSE director of the CCC, C. J. Buck, Bonneville and Grand Coulee Inst (linn rock w rillng s and evidences Grants Pass. He w ill be cn route to side Colony. The day was spent in regional forester, and Col. C. G. w orking on a q uilt and attending lo Medford where Tuesday noon he of races who roamed this section week he brought cheering news lo Thompson, director of Yosemite Who would be the Northwest, predicting an era of many years ago. It Is hoped to dls- w ill be a dinner guest at Ihe Med- (he regular business of Ihe organ- national park, are lo be honored A communist? remarkable development due lo Ihe ! cover how far north the “ Great ford hotel. He w ill give a non- (cation. Seventeen members were this evening w ith a banquet for Argoe every day, political talk nt that lime, having present and a bountiful fried chick- power and Irrigation projects at i Basin” culture of preWlstoric races Divide every day? chosen as his subject, “ F ru it and en dinner was served at noon. Late them sponsored by the Jackson these sites. He hlnled that he w ill was established. Squabble every day, County Chamber of Commerce Irrig atio n In Southern Oregon.” in the afternoon a number of the The country w ill present many use these arens In carrying out his Over Division? Tuesday m orning he visits Jack- friends motored back to town and ! The a ffa ir w ill be held at the Med re lie f programs fo r Ihe middle- irrtere.4ting phases for Ihe geolo ford hotel. Representatives from Think it over! gnnville and that evening w ill al- railed on Mrs. C. W. Davis, also a gists in live party ns well, and west drouth stricken stales by all over the county arc expected Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank moving families from those te rri much valuable inform ation Is ex- lend a dinner in his honor nt Ash- inemger of Ihe corps, who is still to attend. (Deposits Insured) land. nt her home. peeled to be recorded. tories to this more favored section. and Comment Ancient History Subscription Special T H E G O L D H I L L N E W S D U R IN G T H E M O N T H O F A U G U S T , $1.00 P E R Y E A R OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 1 $1.00 per year
