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(Solò H ill T h . M o.t Thoroughly Read W « k ly in Srmth.ro O r . , « VOLUME XXXVII " ' ' - I HILL| OK& jQN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1934 g WORLD NEWS P ub li.h « l in th . B i , | . . t L ittk Town in th . S u t , Gold Hill Beats Glendale 2*1; Play Medford Sun. Gold Hill Plans Community Fair Satur., Sept. 15 SAMPLE COPY W ill Serve Lunches Cold Hill Rebekahs to School Children Hostess to Convention NUMBER 20 Gov’t Explains How to Secure Building Loans The Gold llill hasebull leum The Gold H ill Health unit w ill Amethyst Rebekah lodge No. 97 wound up Ihe season on (he local ugain s|>onsor the hot lunches for of Gold H ill ha* been chosen as diamond Sunday by turning in a school children this fall, Nellie hostess lodge for the annual Re —New» gleaned hum eventi or well earned 2 to I victory over tin-1 Jacobs, chairman, announced Hits bekah convention which w ill be the week, und u Iitti« c o iiu u m Glendale Loggers. It was one of week. This project is one which livid .September 1, and elaborate front the editor'» view point those nip md luck games with Du* | lias been introduced in order to In plans are being made for the event. outcome always in doubt. sure that children coming a long In order to assure the success at A man, claiming to be the origin Glendale pushed over u run in the distance to the local schools w ill the convention all local Rebekahs al Jesse James, notorious outluw of sixth inning to lake the lead. The receive the proper nourishment are requested to attend the regular the middleweat of the lust century, local leum evened matters In Ihe Garden a n d Commercial during the duy. meeting of the lodge next Wednes Interest, Security, etc, Re hu* filed a «M9,.>30 falie imprison eighth unit put Ihe game In Ihe hug The unit asks that parents can day evnning to assist with final Clubs •re Sponsors; Mrs. vegetables, soups, etc., that they In the last half of the ninth when quired by National Hous details. ment duinuge m il uguinst the rob I , Foley pounded out a three-base Icie Walker, Chairman; to w ill he w illing to donate for this Many prominent Rebekahs, in ber'» daughter-in-law and three hit to score Davis. ing Act, Given; Everyone use when school opens this fall. eluding President of Rebekah As grandchildren. James charged thul Iluiley fur Gold H ill pitched one be Held at City Hall. semhly Grace Christiansen or Eligible for Loans. the daughter-in-law and children of ihe best games of ihe season, al Portland, w ill be present and th H. F. Drake Purchases hud him imprisoned and charge«] lowing Glendale hut six scattered local lodge is making every effori with insanity when he was giving lilts. Thompson, on the mound for Dusenberry Property to give them a fitting reception. Gold H ill is ugain to have a fair. The National Housing Act, that a show nt Long Beach. Glendale also allowed hut sis Date bus been set as Saturday, More than 200 are expected !c part of the government's program bingles. Thompson struck out 10 A deal has recently been com attend, representing the lodges of September 15, and, as last year, the A three billion dollar increase In and Hailey (1. pleted between H. F. Drake of this the district, including Jacksonville. which w ill finance loans to home Gold H ill Garden club, assisted by bunk deposits in 13 months wns re Next Sunday Gold H ill w ill fin city and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dusen Grants Pass, Ashland, Medford, and business property owners to ported this week by J. F. T. O'Con ish Ihe season with a game w illi the Commercial club, w ill sponsor berry of Loomrs, California, for Central Point, Gold H ill and Glen enable them to improve tbeir prop nor, comptroller of currency at Ihe Medford Rogues at Ihe fa ir the event. Mrs. icie Walker, who the purchase by Mr. Drake of the dale. erty, is getting under way in this Washington, I). C. grounds diamond in Medford. This so efficiently superintended the Dusenberry property on the edge The program fills the entire day section, and moj-e and more inquir «.line lias looked forward to fuir lust year, w ill again serve >11 of this city. The property which beginning at 10 a. m.. and features ies are coming in as to the regula Four Hollywood movie slurs have for a long time and fans are hoping that capacity, which alone assures run* from the highway back to the of Ihe day's entertainment w ill be tions of the act. a lot of explaining to do. The fou for a victory for Ihe local outfit, the (s ir’s success. river, includes three acres. For the information of the gen a picnic lunch on the city halt —James Cagney, Delores l>el Rio. ¡T h game w ill start nt 3 o'clock. This decision was made at a grounds at noon, and a banque: eral public a bulletin has been is l.upe Velez and It anion Novarro lias immediately nfler the Medford meeting of Ihe Garden club last from six to eight o’clock in the sued by the administration from , Friday afternoon, when several ing, followed by a parade, which been linkeil w ith communist activi Rogues and Gilmore Lions play. which Ihe following points are evening. ties In California and are under in ! members reported that inquiries was a big feature last year. The entire program w ill appear quoted, explaining bow the loans Interest during the afternoon were coming in, and many towus vestigution by officials. They are Diamond Jubilee Film« are secured. in next week's paper. people were urging that the club w ill center on the city hall exhib reported ns having contributed fi L Any property owner, individ to Entertain Local Folks repeat the fuir, whieh was a decid its, and the day w ill close w ith n nancially Io the communist cause i ual, partnership or corporation To Hear Chicago big dance in the evening. ed success last year. in that stnte, although alt have de w ith a regular income from salary, Filins showing the Diamond Ju Doctor at Medford commissions, business, or other as Last year a free salmon bake was nied taking part. Letters mention- | W ith only a few short weeks to bilee parades and other features of ing Cagney are in possession of th prepare for this community project, staged at supper time, attended by sured source may apply. It is not th.it celebration are Io be shown in everyone interested is urged by the 500 people, and if possible, a bar Members of the Gold H ill health necessary to be a depositor in the police. Gold H ill next Friday « veiling, Aug sponsoring rlubs to get behind th« becue w ill lie arranged for this unit, and all others interested art* financial institution consulted. invited to attend the meeting of the Al Capone is re|mrtcd Io be in ust 31, al .lie high school auditor undertaking, and to offer their year. 2. Application may be made to Mrs. W alker, assisted by a com Medical society at Medford next any national bank, state or trust the number of prisoners moved ium, under ttie uuspiees of the Gold services in whatever capacity they can to make Ihe fa ir as successful, mittee from the Commercial club Saturday, September 1, when Dr. company, saving bank, industrial from Ihe federal penilenliary ut At H ill Garden club. The club is taking this means of if not more successful than Iasi w ill arrange the morning program, Bauer, eminent Chicago physician liank, building and loan association, lanta to the federili prison on Al- w ith the school assisting in the w ill be present and address th or finance company approved by rutrez island in Sun Francisco ruising necessary funds to finance year. gathering, according to word re the federal housing administration; Departments w ill be sim ilar to paratie. Ray. The government ha* announc- *u,r " b ie li is planned for Sep- Exhibit committees at the hall, ceived here by Miss Nellie Jacobs, or to a contractor or building sup ed that its most dangerous « rim ili- Member IX Admission w ill be only Iasi year, w ith the displays being IIIs w ill be moved to Die island for 5c ami IO«-, and everyone is urge« maile in the city h ill. Present plans and their departments are as fol chairman of the local unit. Further ply dealer. details w ill he given in next week’s Io iittcnd. This, the club points out, enll for using only the main floor lows: sufe keeping. 3. Application may be made for is on«- of Die ways that towns of the hnll. Instead of including the Flowers and garden products: paper. sums from $100 to $2000 depending Another murder mystery tins o f people not otherwise connected W. R. C. rooms as before. This wRl Mrs, Jessie Hayes and Mrs. Geo. on the person’s income, for im WEDNESDAY HOTTEST DAY ficers puzzleil in San Diego, with w ith fuir eomniiDees, can do Iheir limit Ihe display space considerably Dorman. provements on any one property, Home baked and home canned Die slaying Inst Friday night of Id- hil Io support Die fa ir and help but with careful planning by the and in connection w ith not mon* Wednesday of this week was the lian five properties unless approv department chairman, ff .*• expect goods: Mrs. R. E. Cook and Mrs. year-old O l l a Cota. Every |x<are of make it a success. hottest day of Ihe season according ed by the federal housing adminis ficer in the eily is working on Ihe ' Mrs. Nellie Reed and Miss llcrtha ed that Ihe exhibits can be effec Pearl Ferguson. Handicraft: Mrs. Nellie Reed and to weather reports. The mercury tration, Washington, D. C. ease but officers report they are lip Coy, committee in charge of the tively arrange«!. stood above the 100 mark in most The program calls for various Miss Rertha Coy. against a stonewall without an) •bow ing of the films which are se 4. Notes may run for any number School exhibit: Supt. J. A. Thom places and reached a few degrees of months from one to three years. clues to work on. It Is Die sixth no- I cured through the courtesy of Die races on the athletic field on the above that in others. solved violent death since 1931 in ( California Oregon Power company, railroad right of way In the morn- ason. (Notes extending from 37 month« stale Dial u complete progruin i f the Southern California city. to five years may be submitted to eiilerluinnu nt w ill he arranged for the federal u, «sing administration TH E SAM E OLD STORY James Conner, longshoreman of i the evening which w ill be of gen by financial institutions for special consideration.) Portland wns killed Monday In u eral interest Io everyone. Plans for Die “movie" were mail«* battle between the Columbia Diver 5. For security, it is required that a Longshoremen's association and n at the meeting of the Garden club Ihe person have an adequate regu • t group of International Longshore lust Frli'ay afternoon at Ihe horn,* lar income and a good credit recorJ in the community. men's association. Several others of Mrs. Icie W alker. Nine ludies were present to enjoy 6. Assurance necessary is that the were woundcil a potluck supper after the business applicant own the property, that Hugh S. Johnson w ill ronlinue to ■ lisi-iissio n . Those present included the income of the signers of Ihe head Ihe NRA for an indefinite Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist, Mrs. Hugh note is at least five times the an nual payments on the note; that the peri od of time. This was announced llnyes, Mrs. Mollie Mejisner, Mrs. mortgage, if any, is in good stand early this week after a conference A lv.i C ook , Mrs. Geo. Dorman. Mrs, ing, and that there are no other of Johnson und President Roosevelt H. D. Reed, Mrs. It. E. Rlunkenburg. a past due encumbrances or liens was held at Ihe Whitehouse. Flisl Mrs. Icie W alker, members of th.* against the property, and that the the general w ill take a vacation and club, and Mrs. Bower, a guest. JÌ applicant w ill use the proceeds then stnrt the work of re-organis HOOTON OBSERVES solely for improvement. ing. 80il. B IRTHDAY SUNDAY 7. Signatures required on the note are those of the property owner; Tw enty-tw o Pontiac, Illinois, Andrew Hooton was the guest ol and (except in special cases) if the convicts were in Ihe hospital Sat owner is an individual and is m ar urday mid part of Die prison build honor Sunday id the home of Mr. ried. also signature of wife or hus ings in smoldering ruin after an un and Mrs. Geo. Lyman, when about band. No other co-signers or en successful break for freedom ninong fifteen friends and relatives gath ered Io celebrate Ills eighDelh birth dorser arc required. the 2,400 inmates failed. day, which fell on Momlav, August 8. Cost of the credit is a total charge not in excess of an amount The largest bandit loot in Die 20. A very enjoyable day was spent equivalent to $5 discount per year history of Die country Was stolen per $100 of the original face J Tuesday when nn armed Iruck reminiscing mid visiting, ns well as amount of note, carrying $427,000 was held up in eating the birthday dinner. 9. Notes nre payed by regular, Mr, Hooton. who makes his home Brooklyn, N. Y. The truck was equal monthly payments (seasonal manned by three armed guards with Mr. and Mrs. Lyman, being ) / payments for farmers) until the who failed to stop Ihe bandits ns Mrs. Lyniiiii’.i brother, has lived in note is paid in full. they scooped up Die money nn«l this community since his mother fled. Very slim clues were obtained | and father homesteaded whnt is 10. Applications w ill be consider now known ns the Lyman rnneh. ed for credit Io improve one-family for the police to work on. S ttM N Û \ ÿ ' when he was bill a child. two fam ily or other residences; Ä iS W EN K K apartment buildings, stores, office The federal government's cen HARVEY SCOTT buildings, factories, warehouses, im i idenllflention bureau at Wash farm buildings. Great long ago editor ington lias eight tunes more sets ? 11. Regular installment payments of fingerprints on record than Of The Oregonian, w ill be made in person at the plnco Said Oregon Scotland Yard, Attorney General of business of the financial institu Was the Fool of Die Family. iloitier S. Cummings said during a tion; or by mail; or as otherwise Oregon needs Capital b rief visll In Portland this week. arranged. No payment shall bo To Develop marie to any governmental office . r Her Vast Resources; T e rrific forest fires nre raging in organization. Yet foolishly, she Idaho and all national forests were 12. Notes may be paid In full be Drives Capital nway, closed Io everyone Wednesday. The fore maturity, at any time. A rea That would gladly employ order affected five million acres. z sonable rebate w ill be allowed for Thousands of Men. One blase covering 20,000 acres prepayment, if charges have been W hy not BE FAIR was out of control near Roise. collected in advnnce. To Capital, 13. More than one payment may Develop and RE GREAT? A gun carried in Die rumble seal \\\ be made at a time, as many as tho Farmer« and Fruitgrower« Bank \ w of a car cost Die life of Clarence (Deposit« Insured) Erdman of Portland Wednesday. (Back Page Please) and Comment P^AGANP Z " ' I X 74i W]/ VW VA & Subscription Special THE GOLD HILL NEWS DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST, $1.10 PER YEAR OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 1 & w. $1.00 per year
