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Mill Wdm The M o it Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State VOLUME XXXVII C° Y U IHLL’ OKEGON' THURSDAY, OCTOBER n , 1934 NUMBER 27 Democratic Rally in Gold Hill Tuesday, Oct. 16 WORLD NEWS and Comment D..U Kenaston Wrestles _ Bob on M edford M a t Cards 1 hob Kenaston, local boy who recently returned from a number of years service in the United States Murines, has taken up wrestling and from the way he hus been perform In« fans declare he "knows the holds". Bob win mulched with Jim lies- line of Spokane on the Medford armory card Inst Thursday night and tied the Washington mail in i knot in their thirty-minute tussle. This week Kenaston is matched with a wrestler labeled ns Armen inn Iturk. The puir will tangle in the first event on the card. A numla-r of followers of tin sport from Gobi Hill plan to allem the match tonight. ■ ■ e-x ■ School Budget ___ r? _________ Meeting Set For Monday, Oct. 22 . . . . . . I Ladies Aid Meets at T w o Fined for Untagged C arter Home Thursday Deer M eat and License Charge in Reed Court The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Carter, Thursday, October 4. The hostess served refreshments of cake, salad “n<l ba. Il being the president's, ®’r!l- Mec's birthday they had a sur prise birthday shower for her. Those present were: Mrs, George Dorman. Mrs. Matilda Parker, Mrs. James Hedgpelh, Mrs. George Half, Mrs. W. B. Ross, Mrs. Tom Cook Mrs. Mollie Harrison, Mrs. Emmet Sulton and Mrs. Carter. Tuesday the aid met for an all day meeting to quilt, A chicken dinner was served at noon. I ■■■■ 1 ■ BERT HANEY WILL DISCUSS VITAL ISSUES Harry Humble of the hogue River district, and Cleto P. Agnon, Parents and patrons of School Filipino from California, were District Not, 67 ure invited to meet tried in Justice of Ihe Peace H. 1». ,, with the _____ school _____ board _____ Monduy, Reed’s court here Wednesday for October 22, for the regular budget having improper licenses on their meeting of the year, when the 1934- cars, and each were fined $5 and 1935 builgel will he discussed. Spuin'» right-wing goxrrnnienl costs. Humble's fine was suspend Tills year, according Io Secretary strove Monday to mop up in Un ed, however. New Deal Is Stressed in lierlhu Coy, il is not necessary lhal bloody wake of the radical revolu Another case came before Judge ihe builgel he voted on, us it is con Governor Campaign; Lo tion that threatened for four day» Heed Tuesday when Albert Stewart siderable lower than Iasi yrar. The to overthrow it. Troops staunch!» who lives on Sardine creek, was school luw provides lhal Ihe voters cal Candidates W ill Be In brought before the judge for hunt loyal Io Premier Alexundro l.erroux of the district must okeh any in troduced. ing with improper license. Stewart crease which comes under Ihe six and hi» government utilised air claimed his home stule is California per cent limitation clause, but planes, urlillery and ship» of war - Next Tuesday night, at 8 o'clock, although he had an Oregon hunting when Ihe budget Is lowered this is every death-dealing device ul license which is a little cheaper the Gold Hill pavilion will be the done away with. M arshal’s Job Also Up mortem wurfure—to »tump out se than a non-resident license. He was scene of one of the most enthus However, the items of the budget for Election N ext Month fined cession In Cajalonu, rebellion in Health U n it Meets at $25 and costs, the fine being iastic democratic rallies ever held are open for discussion, Just as at suspended. in this section. With the New Deal Austria» and sovietism in southen, Reed Home Tuesday any meeting when it is voted upon, Voters of Gold Hill will also elec for it» watchword, the democratic Spain. iml the hoard urges that any inter a marshal at the general election central committee of Jackson Tin- (.old Hill division of the ested attend this meeting and make November 6 when all city offices PIONEERS GATHER IN Higher price» for commodities i. Jackson county Health association any suggestions they see fit. JACKSONVILLE LAST WEEK county is presenting its candidates are filled for another term. A new in the coming election, to the being reconimeudcd by President held its initial meeting of the full A derrense of $1.800 has been law passed by Ihe Inst session of public here, and invites everyone, Franklin I). Roosevelt in dispatch and wilder months, ul (he home ol made in the amount Io be raised the legislature makes the office of JACKSONVILLE, Ore., October 9 regardless of political faith to at es this week, as a part of his re Mrs. Ixilu Itred on Tuesday after j ’or taxation this year over last marshal an elective job. Before that Mrs. Elda Farlowe Anderson ol tend. - > covery program, lie promises how noon of Iasi week. venr. Miss Coy (mints out, anil lime Ihe mayor appointed a marshal Vshland was elected president of the According to announcements this ever, thut prices will be prevented The work is to he largely educa tales lhal Ihe indebtedness is be- for a Iwo-year period. southern Oregon Pioneer Reunion week. Honorable Bert Haney, from reaching an unreasonable lional, hut hot lunches for Hi ng decreased regularly each year, held in Jacksonville October 4th prominent Portland democrat, and level. school children are to he provided. so lhal In coming years there When shopping in Grants Pass in the old court house. This was In (his lullcr mutter, cooperation of should continue Io be a substantial have you tried the soup at Horn Ihe 58th meeting of the intrepid a number of the federal shipping Four men armed with subma Hie mothers is greatly desired. Gift« decrease In Ihe figure. ling's Shock? It's real food! group who settled this section of board under President Wilson, w ill chine guns kiduu|(ed the watchman of material for soup very accept the stale. Other officers elected be the speaker of the evening. Mr. Haney will bring informa at the Fashional Dells roadhouse in able. Communicate with Miss Nellie were Mrs. George Dunne of Ash suburban Morion Grove, Chicago, Jacobs, Mrs. Millie Walker or Mrs. land, vice president with Mrs. tion on Gen, Martin's platform, and Monday sprinkled gasoline over (lie I. (), Zierolf. Maine Dox Nelson continuing as will (ell of his stupendous efforts multi floor, set fire to the place and The following appointments were eeretary and Mrs. Ella Thornton in congress to secure Bonneville dam and other federal projects for speil away. The resort was destroy made: educational ami seal chair Lew Lingren and family have Nina Dusenberry is employed this Garrett of Ashland, treasurer. Oregon. ed with an estimated loss of $75,- man, Mrs. Lola Heed; supplies, Mrs. moved into Ihe house recently va- week redecorating Ihe interior of John B. Griffin, retiring presi Other prominent democrats who (MM). i Joe Blair; nurse, Mrs. Gilchrist, rated by Ihe Boy Centers family. , Ihe house owned by Mrs. Daisy Gil- dent gave the opening address. will attend this rally are Col. E. R. . ' Christ IHiblicity, Mrs. Lively; finance, Rev. L. T. Belknap offered prayer. Warren Coppock js remodeling , Kelley of Medford, H. D. Reed, can In a desperate effort to avoid hit Mcs. Millie Walker Mrs. Katherine Wendt of Jackson Ihe Floyd Lance home across the Lyle McFadden of Redmond, Ore didate for county judge, Sid Brown, ting another car, George Gertsen of To help with Ihe funds for Ihe gon was calling on friends here ville accompanied by Miss Marjory democratic nominee for sheriff. L. Seattle, Washington, ended up with work, a basaar hus been planned river. Pal-.-y of Medford, sang, “Silver bis automobile in (be livingroom u|1(| each meeting the hostess wd. Mrs. Grace Edwards of Medford Sunday. He also visited his parents, Tli reads Among the Gold” and "I O. Caste-, nut for the commission of a house in thut city early this the making of some unique s employed al Ihe C. W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John McFadden in Cannot Sing the Old Songs.” Miss er’s job, R. R. Turner, candidate for Sams Valley. congress from this district, and week. The cur smashed through (he article. home during Mrs. Martin's illness, Paley’s two numbers on the violin corner of (he house and came Io j ‘The next meeting will he held nl Mrs. Turner of Salem, sister of were much appreciated. Her member« of the central committee. James llrynn completed Ihe car rest after wrecking a chair in g,,. home of Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist ot Mrs. Jack Hays, returned to her grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Reames which the owner of Ihe home had Tuesday, Octohcr 10. Sun bonnelt penter work on Ihe Cardwell home Thursday. She was railed White, accompanied her. Salt Lake Desert Covered been sitting u short time before. for the garden club will he made properly Monday. w ith W a te r Strange Sight Mrs. Marne Nelson, secretary, here by Ihe illness of her father, 1 Each person attending shall brim Mrs. Ida Lewi» returned Io George Smith. red the obituary' list of the year, as The SI. Louis Cardinals won the ()|u>.|,H|f yHr,| ,,f print, contrastin' drdford .Saturday after a several By R- E Blankenborg follows: Mrs. Mary M. Dunne, Mrs. C. L. Dusenberry of Loomis, Cal Hill Gilbert, John J. Murphy, Mrs. World Series baseball pennant materials, if desireO, When you look at your map and day's slay at Ihe C. W. Martin home. ifornia arrived in Gold Hill Tuesdax G. F. McConnell, John Barneburg, see that the country west of Salt Tuesday by hiking the final game A delightful afternoon was spenl Mr. and Mrs. Bay Kenaston of lo spend a week or ten days visiting from the Detroit Tigers by a score -qrs n ct.,|, the hostess, served delic Mrs. Alice Applegate Sargeant and Lake City is labeled “the Great Salt Medford were Sunday visitor» at friends and relatives here and on John Buckley. of 11-0. The seven game scries drew- ¡J)US cakes and tea. Lake Desert” yon naturally expect he home of Mr. Kcnaston's parents. Sardine creek. He will be a guest at an attendance of thousands of fans Those present were Miss Nelli A piano solo by Wanda Wyant to see miles and miles of dry sand Ihe S. A. Dusenberry home. -who paid nearly a million dollais Jacobs, Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist, Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kenaston. preceded Ihe address “Modern with water about the scarcest thing into (he leagues’ coffers. Another ■ g a 2ierolf, Mrs. W. L. Boye, Mr- Pioneering" by O. H Blanchard. (,o he found. On our return trip Miss. Frances Davis returned Mr. und Mrs. Cunningham of indication lliut the depression is Jean Boye, Mrs. Millie Walker, Mr- fuesday from a Medford hospital Medford called on Millie Walker .Mrs. Elsie Carleton Strang, accotn- from the middlewest last month on its way out. l.etsv Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Kaber .here she has been receiving med Sunday. They were accompanied by - anied by Miss Imogene Wallace, found just the opposite to be Mrs. W. G. llowes, Mrs. J. M. Llveb ical aid. true at that particular time. Instead friends. Mrs. Cunningham, nee sang the closing solo, A million acres of sub-marginal Mrs. Dlck Robinson. Mrs. Aurel A basket dinner was enjoyed in seeing miles of sand we viewed Thelma Gentry, lived here several land hus been purchased by the Meunier, and Masters Bruce Knbc Earl Snell, candidate for secre the court house at noon. a huge body of water as far as the years ago and utlended school here, United Slates government und fam and Chas. Gilehrisl and lhe hoslc - tary of stale on the rebubliran Ashland will lx- Ihe scene of the eJ'e rould see. Hies from the drouth-stricken area Mrs. Reed. ticket, spent a short time in Gold William Hooker and Jack Emer next reunion. I Upon inquiring at Wendover, will be moved to the new land. This Hill Thursday morning. son of Medford are enguged in tear _________________ j Utah, which is on the Utah-Nevada 4s the first step taken by Hurry ing down the Pankey packing house I n p A I IT F M ^ ,ine- we were to,d ■ three-day rain School Tennia Tourney Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan are here which has been used until the Iasi L W A L I t c -iv ia that week caused the unuguaI Hopkins, federal relief administrat from Idaho visiting Mrs, Sullivan's Completed Thia W eek or, who has been allocated $25,000,- tw o years by the Root and Pankey sight. The highway went directly parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lentz. -firm of fruit distributors. Mr. and Mrs. George Dorman and across the flat and the water was 000 for the purpose. Hopkins hopes Delos Walker won Ihe high school Mr. Sullivan who was with the CCC to buy another 4,000,000 acres hut J, A. Thomason, Leland Cook and ( im ia r p X ^ g u e M s ” o f^ M .* May-I ‘¡ f would not tell how the purchases singles tennis championship Ibis in Idaho has been transferred to X T o * l ^ p e V ^ ^ ^ D° teOn >nd * - “ * ™ ‘e « s X kvere being made so real estate men week when he defeated Cecil Hayes Riverside, California. Mrs. Sullivan will be remembered as Leona Lentz. two straight sets, 6-3 und 6-2. Could not boost the price. and attend the Oregon State-Stan- Dad Weaver, who has made h is 'ar**c‘es *rre sticking out In plain Thirteen cnlrnnis vied in Ihe net Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Swab and Dr. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh this mulches with Hayes and Walke, Steven Kasper returned to their ford football game played in the ’hon,e with Hick Walker for some si?hl; P** area covered is a huge lime left Monday for Long Beach sal* bc<l- *° hard that Ihe water week identified Ihe voice that eliminating nil other contestants. homes in I.os Angeles Thursday Rose City Saturday. where he will make his home this cou,<* not soak off or drain away 'shouted “hey, doctor," over the Those who entered Ihe tournament after having spent three weeks vis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Biles have winter. hut would have to evaporate. These were: Bob Korlh, Donald Skelton, cemetery fence Ihe night he paid iting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. moved to the Robert Dusenberry salt beds are where a number of 4he $50,(MN) ransom ns that of Bruno Rowland Miller, Cecil Hnycs, Mark Wm. Ferguson, They also enjoyed a ranch on Sardine creek where they Mrs. Darrell Hendrickson of Galls race drivers have been driving their ttauptmnn, who is being held for Campbell, Kcnnc'h Ward, Wiley trip to Crater and Diamond Lake will spend the winter, Mr. Biles, (.reek spent Saturday in town. She car, ¡n an effort to establish new the kidnaping and murder of Ihe Davis, Art Dusenberry, LnVern until recently, was employed on had charge of the local telephone world records. while here. Lindbergh baby. And there Isn’t Hungry, Delos Walker, Marcel Pud- exchange during the absence of the other interesting experiences on construction work at Crater Lake. Wa, Wilson and Higgenbothnni. fnuch question in anyone's mind Of inleresl to the many friends operator. the ,rjp back included the drive In the doubles tournament nlso in this city of Mr. and Mrs. Moore that a person would ever forget a Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson of through a half-grown Wyoming Roy Cameron of Sawyers Bar, pjnyed off Hiis week a team com voice he heard al a time of thut Hamilton of Medford was the an Sawyers Bar, California, spent Sun nosed of Delos Walker and Junior nouncement of the arrival Tuesday day with relatives and friends here. California, spent the week end here snowstorm between Cheyenne and kind. Robinson won Ihe conies! with an of a six pound boy at the Moore They returned to their home Sun visiting relatives. Mr. Cameron ex- (l-ara®ie* Wyoming. Although It had pects to remain in California th is ' snowed the night before, the wind The Chicago Federation of Lahor j easy victory over each of the other home. Mr. Hamilton was foreman at day morning. whipped the flakes across Ihe slush- winter. has been committed Io a policy of entrants. Walker and Robinson Ihe local Root and Pnnkey packing , covered highway until it was dif- William Larson, Chester Larson expelling from affiliated unions any J eliminated Korlh and Higgenboth- house three years ago. He is now Ernesl Lingren and family have fieult to see very far. The unexpect- and Olaf Jensen, all from the slate meniber proved Io be engaged in am, 6-1; Hayes-Miller, 6-3; Leslie editor of the Medford News, leased the Walter Dungey property ed snowfall had eaught a number of of Iowa, and Jay Armstrong, Mr. Dus- Walker-Davis. 6-3 and Pudwn- spreading communist propaganda Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wait of and Mrs. H. Fitzsimmons and Mr. on the corner just north of Ihe hotel (tourists unaware and made driving enberry, 0-1. in their organizations. Sardine Creek, Mrs, R. L. Miller of Hood of Medford were all visitors building and expect to move there hazardous. One California car was Fools Creek and Mrs. Millie Walker al the J. D.'Hedgpelh home Sunday. soon. noticed in the ditch on Ihe way to R. L. Kenaston was able Io return Hamm ersly Cnr Stolen Laramie, attended the state grange confer to Ihe cement plitnl Monday after Dill Hanimersly, MLss Eugena Charley Parker of Walla Walla, ence nt Central Point Saturday. All along Ihe route on the return several day» illness which confined The Chevrolet roach owned by Washington spent several days the Quakenbush of Medford, and Mr. trip automobiles from various mid There were 10 stale officials in at him to his home. and Mrs. Wilmer Railcy and Herb George Hnminersly was stolen last tendance also 222 grange members past week calling on old-time- Lingren spent Sunday in the Ap west states were noticed headed Thursday evening in Medford while of which a great number came from friends in Southern Oregon. He was plegate district. i towards the coast. Most of them An oil company brought In a George was attending the wrestling in Gold Hill Tuesday. Mr. Parker, the northern part of the slate. i were loaded to the guards with ar- producing well in a canyon of the .matches nt Ihe armory. The ear was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Matilda (has. Ritter left Wednesday I tides for housekeeping and it was Colorado river, with sides so steep ! parked on Rnrlletl street and was Roy Stone who is in Ihe CCC Parker of Gold Hill lived for many night on Ihe Shasta for a point in not hard to see that they intended the site could only he reached by found Ihe next day about two at Camp Ilradford spenl Tuesday years in various parts of Jackson Montana near Missoula, where he, to leave the drouth area and settle boat. blocks away minus the motomelcr, and Wednesday at the home of his county and is well known here. with several other CCC boys have out here. slash light globe, flash light, spare uncle, Fred Slone and family. Dur Although he is past eighty years been sent to rirl-ve n fleet of trucks Two ten-stamp mills were un tire and padlocks, key hooks ami ing his week’s leave he will also old he is still able lo drive his own to this district. Ritter has been a Rebekah Card P a rty loaded nt Ihe S. P. depot Tuesday. n blanket. visit relatives in Grants Pass and car and made the present trip by member of Camp 1777. Union A card party was given by the One goes to Ihe Gray Eagle mine j Roseburg. He reports Ihnt his fnth- motor. He will spend Ihe winter in Creek, this last summer. Movement and Ihe other one came into the Clyde Walker, Frank Carter nnd er C. C. Slone, who with his family ' Portland as he has done for a of equipment to this area is Rebekah lodge Wednesday evening possession of Mr. A. J. Sherrod. Paul Shultz returned Sunday from a moved to Tiller recently, fell from number of years and move to Walla brousht about by the concentration at the lodge hall. Bridge and five hunting trip. They were successful their newly constructed bridge and I Walla, where be has properly, in of 3C camps In the Medford area hundred tables were in play. Later In the evening refreshments were SVBBCMBB FOB TBB NEWS In bagging two deer. ¡was injured. the epring. —New» gleaned hum event» of the weak, and a little comment from the editor'» viewpoint. Local and Personal Items for the winter. served.
