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fte (Colò The Mott Thoroughly Read Weekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest Little Town in the State .... .................... and Comment —News gleaned from even Is of the « in k , ¡«ml a little viululleni from III«* editor's viewpoint. Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith uiul liuvigulur Cupl. I*, (i. Taylor nrriv- vil in Oakland curly Sumluy morn ing niter u 2468 mile flight from Honolulu. I'lie men made Die flight In 15 hour», two hours alieuil oi schedule uml only u few people were on baud Io greet the famous airmen. 't his wit» (lie lust leu on a 7,506 mile trip from IV'islume, Australia, to Oakland. After n short »lop in Oaklatul they hopped o ff fm l.os Angeles where Kingsford-Smlfh hopes to fim l 11 buyer for Hie plune, Lady Soulhern Croat. Long Beach uml other seeliou, ol Soulhern California were siiuken Sumluy evening hy an eiirthipiuke which residents said was one of the lu u ll severe since the disastrous «write " i M o d , in. itia.'i. The trem or Insled hut one or two sec omls mid damage wus slight du - Io the brief durution. Heavy ruins in Porllund the post week have brought the tolul ruin* fu ll Ibis year up Io the yearly aver age of 20.5, Inrhea, up Io the •■lime period. Tlie normal yearly ru iu liill is 41.112 iliehes, leaving 12.11 inches yel Io come for the remaining two months to reach Ilia, murk. .w J ■ ■ ag*1? 1. J L L J . a . JL . ............ ■■ . »■ ■ " .fli" . F — g' . .1 1 J__ . NUMBER 31 GOLD INI.I.. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934 VOLUME XXXVII WORLD NEWS n ,.■■■, I . J J Beaver-Portland Wins Dam Site Fight How Gold Hill Voted Tuesday A Iwn-judge deeiaion of the C IT Y RESULTO F u r Judge of Supreme Court I oiled Slates eireuil court of ap Position Number Four M ayor 173 peals .Monday spelled victory fo r tile II. F. brake 142 John L. Hand llcu vcr-l'o rtlu iid Cement compuuy Al Puukey 11 F or Judge of Supreme Court II of Ibis elly in ils eight-year fight Cleo Gilchrist Position Number Seven w ith Ihe C a lifo rn ia-!log on Power George Hossimiu 162 Recorder compuuy (or the right to construe! II. I). Force 161 u dum oil Ihe Hogue Hiver just ' Fred Lewis I DISTRICT Em uliti Sutton ........... I above Gold H ill. For Representative, 61 li District I lie decision held llia l the rip a r Treasurer Moore Hamilton, Dem. 184 ian owner (in Uns ruse Hie power Bertha Coy 162 \\ dilani G renhem er, Dem. 159 compuuy J Inis no legal rigid in Un 73 ¡Glenn O. Taylor, Hep. Clity Murshal gon Io Ihe continuance of the A . E. Brockway, Hep. ......... 60 139 lliread «f Hie stream us his bound Eber Davis 35 ary, mid has only Ihe rig id Io ac Hugh Hayes F o r State Senator 2 E E. K elli >. D em . 191 cess Io Ihe water. This point was W. W. Trimuah 1 In n. W. Dumi, Hep. Ihe hone of contention between Ihe H ill Kinney 101 iwo companies, us the power coin- Counrilmen For Judge of C irc u it Court puny, w lio owns llte land on Hie Chas. Kell i w II. I). Norton MB oust side of Hie river maintain» A rth u r Gorham ............ •61 Tom M iller, w rite-in 88 (hut it needs the site for an emer H. E. Blankenburg •;>6 j J. W. Mann, Tom Taylor, and gency power plant, , C. Hower Evans Hearns each received I. The Heaver Portland company be .155 J. W. Bryan ............. gun Ihe construction of a dum sev »5 W. E. Boss ................... eral years ago, blasting out much 75 COUNTY Earl Moore rock on the west side of the river, 3 Paul Thompson F o r Judge where un executing contract of 3 H. D. Heed, Item. Cleo G ilchrist ............. ......191 purchase w ith Ihe city of Gold H ill 1 Euri B. Day, Hep. ___ \l Puukey 121 gave it rights to the site. The com I (ieorge Hummersly .... pany holds a permit from Hie slate I For County Commissioner T. A. Itobinson engineer, and proposes to build a I L. 0 . Caster, Dem. ---------------- -210 H ill Enree dum uml use il fo r power pur|Mses. 1 H. E. Neulon, Hep. .................. 86 I . n l Ham When this rnnslructlton was be L'or County Sheriff gun the power company sought Io S T A T E T IC K E T Sid I. Brown, Dem..................... 230 i njn.n Ihe cement company against j (T w o H ighest Listed I M aller Olmscheid, Hep............. 81 Hie blasting operations, maintain For G overnor ing llia l It ehuugeil Hie course of the J4I F o r County Surveyor stream bed and infringed upon ils ('has II. M il till. Dem. 122 Paul B. Byning ........................ 187 claimed rights to the nuturul flow Peler Zimmerman, Imi. 54 of the water substantially undim iii- Joe Dunne, Hep...................... F o r Constable ished. Chas. Barge ................... 218 F or Representative in Congress Judge Curtis I). W ilbur, former Dick W alker .................. ..... 3 First D istrict secretary of the navy, cast the dis B ill Kinney, Jack Hayes, Icie 148 It. It. Turner, Dem......... senting vole on Ihe question. He 109 Walker, Hugh Hayes, B ill Cook and James M o ll, Bep. held the rights of Ihe power com- Chas. Carter each received 1. Secretary of Slate puny were no, adequately protcelei’ (ji(i pMrij„ | Injunction granted. 160 Horace Walter, Deni. ........ STIATE M EA Sl RES _____________ 101 I ai l Sm il, Rep, The 300 stores unit warehouse', ol Ihe Great Atlantic uml Pacific Teu company, closed since a week ugo Saturday night were scheduled to he reopened this week, according Io u seven point peace plan w ith Ihe Cleveland F c h ru lio n of I .ahor The reopening w ill pul about 2.000 men back lo w ork. I Towniend Club Now Ha» 150 Member* Signet. For Supi. of Public Instruction J W, Leonhardl, Deni................. 158 \ 11, w n d. Hep. MR Grange Pow er Bill Ye, 181, No 87. Tax Lim itation B ill Yes 151, No 116. THE NEW GOVERNOR State Campaign UrgesSupportof OregonProducts George Baker Head« Move ment Which Stresses Im portance of Western Ma terials November 17 to 24. CHARLES H. MARTIN Another general eleetion is History. Amt after the huge task of counting the ballots over the state, Oregon lound it hail elected a new governor, new secretary of state and a new state legislature. Charles II. M artin, democratic candidate fo r governor was lead ing his nearest rival, Peter Z im merman, independent, by a major- dy of more than 20,000 votes w ilh only a few precincts lo be report ed. Joe E. Dunne, republican, came in th ird about eight thousand votes behind Zimmerman. Snell's lead fo r secretary of state was about 40,000 votes, over Horace E. W aller, democrat. Charles A. Howard, republican superintendent of schools, C. H. Gram, republican commissioner of labor, and James W. Mott, republi can representative, a ll incumbents were successful in th e ir efforts for reelection Tuesday. A ll three state measures, the Grange power b ill, healing arts amendment and tax lim itation amendment, were defeated in Ihe stale. Voting on Ihe grange power h ill was close but the two amend ments were pretty w ell snowe* under. The products of western factories w ill go on parade throughout Ore gon the week of November 17 to 24. Plans have just been announced by Ihe Oregon .Manufacturers assoc iation fo r a statewide campaign to encourage the more extensive use of these goods w ith the idea of build ing state payroUs and increased de- nand fo r the raw materials of farm, stream, forest and mine. The campaign w ill be headed by form er Mayor, George L. Baker of Portland, who now is manager o f the Oregon Manufacturers associa tion. Through the medium of news papers, radio, magazines, w indow hsplays. mass meetings, and special sales, Ihe importance to Oregon of a concentrated support of the pro ducts of western factories w ill be driven home. The factories w ill cooperate to Ihe extent of providing the store« w ith advertising, w indow displays, and products w ith w hich to conduct special sales. It is th eir purpose to show the people of Oregon that the products of western factories are the equivalent of those of other sections and that by discrim inating in favor of them, the state is being b u ilt up tn payrolls, employment, ind general prosperity. Chambers of Commerce through out Oregon w ill hold meetings dur ing Ihe week to fu rthe r the cam paign. Speakers w ill explain the im portance of cooperation and com mittees w ill w ork w ith local mer chants in furthering the cause. “ It is not just a week of sales o f western products,” explains Manag er Baker, “ but a campaign to show our people the importance o f sup porting th eir own factories in pre ference to those o f sections doing us no good. We hope to build up the Icniand fo r western products and to make that demand permanent. By so doing, we w ill increase payrolls and w ill create a greater field fo r indus try here. This is very essential w ith completion of the Bonneville power project coming upon us.” I I'lie Gold H ill ehapler of the l'o r Commissioner Bureau of Labor I Townsend Hevolvmg Pension club Healing Art» Amendment M3 has now reached a membership of W .illicd Shliholm , Dem. Brown Elected Sheriff; Yes 85, No 195 (' II. G ra m , H ep. 88 150, according to Toney . Boss, local . . . . Day County Judge and o,gunner. At Ihe meeting last F ri Caster New Commissioner day evening a large number jollied Highway Paving Expected H. F. Drake New Mayor; day morning. io d signed Hie petitions which Davis Marshall of City to Start Next Month Jackson counly voters elected a Six persons wer«* killed in elec w ere seiil lo Ihe California head tion and pre-election shootings quarters Saturday. More petitions After January firs t the city of new sheriff, new commissioner, and Stale highway department of Monday night and Ttlesdav, and a have been ordered. ficials were conferring w ith city Gold H ill w ill see a lot of new 1 n new representative in the general score of others were wounded in officials here last week in regard lo faces in the council chairs when election Tuesday. A ll the new of- various purls of the United States Ladies Aid Bazaar And ihe widening of the Pacific high Ihe governing body is sworn in i ficials elected are democrats, At il. ./■ it.'ii. Pa . i * oi i perao Dinner Next Thursday way through Gold H ill. Contracts (sworn at later, perhaps*. Syd Brown beat Sheriff Olm- killed when slriiek by bullets as tor the job are lo he lei around the II. F. Drake w ill bead the c ity ’s scheid hy a thousand voles to take they marched in ii Democratic .Members of Ihe M. E. Indies' aid parade. One man was shot ami Iwo are preparing for their annual first of December amt actual w ork affairs as mayor, Bertha Coy as I .he race. Brown pulled a heavy vote wounded at Holland, Mo., ami at bazaar uml dinner lo he held next is expected lo start shortly after. treasurer, H. D. Force as recorder. in lfle rura| sections The widening w ill be done w ith Tw o present counrilm en—J. W. West Union, Ohio, all c lc 'lio n I hursilay. November 15 al Ihe Odd In a close contest L. O. Caster Bryan and Chas. Kell—were re quarrel caused Ihe filial shooting id |.,.||()Ws hall. Dinner w ill he serv- concrete. Several poles belonging to the elected and four new ones w ill won the counly commissioner’s Lon lluyslip. ed al noon and persons attending California Oregon Power company take office w ith the new year. chair from B. E. Nealon, incumbent. --------- ! w ill have th eir ehoiee of the regu- The vote came as a surprise as Bonihs reminded voters of elei |>(, (,j1]l)vr (>r cafeteria style serv- and Postal Teleegraph company They are: W. C. Bower, B. E. Nealon had polled a strong vote in w ill have to be moved before the tion dav al Piedmont, California. jcp> liu riliK Un- afternoon many ar- Blankenburg, A rt Gorham and W. the May primaries. SONS Homecoming Tuesday. Al intervals of every hour su il.,|,|,. fo r Christmas gifts work starts and a ll trees along Ihe E. Buss. Moore Hamilton, democrat, editor To Be November 9 a bomb was fired which could he u.|,j |H, ((„ Everyone is invited highway w ill he trimmed. At the In Ihe only conies! of the city of the Medford News, is the new council meeting Monday evening election Tuesday, Eber heard in every section of Ihe eilv. | to illtend. Davis, stale reprfesentative. Glenn O. Tay the city went on record lo order the presenI marshal, defeated Hugh riomeconiing at Soulhern Oregon An “ emergency eoininillee of 750" lor, incumbent, was presumably re poles moved and Irees trimmed. organized w ith th e ir automobiles There were numerous elected although lie held only » normal school at Ashland w ill be Hayes. Gold Hill Will Have The council voted lo sell Ihe old w rite-ins fo r c ity offices. Seventy- ushered in fo r the week-end Friday and vowed they would lake every “Talkies” Next Week fire truck that has not been used five voters w role in Earl Moore’s margin of some sixty votes over A. E evening November 9, by the tra d i east I hell' person lo Hie polls ,<> Brockway. Win. Grenhemer, demo for some lime. tional noise parade, sponsored by name fo r councilman, and Cleo ballots. Beginning next Monday niglil, A communication from Sadie Ore G ilchrist ami Paul Thompson each crat from Ashland, was last in the Ihe county clubs, it was announced race. llu e y Long of l.oiiislnnn declare«» November 12, Ihe Cuseniliun Soon I Dunbar of Portland, was read. The received eleven ballots fo r mayor. II. I). Beed of Gold H ill democrai Thursday. Service w ill give all-talking moving I letter slated a rum or that fo rty-five The parade w ill terminate on the Tuesday that he wanted his state One hundred and eighty-six ic candidate fo r county judge, drew to secede from Ihe union. "The laeturcs every Monday night al Ihe per cent of the Gold H ill children voles were cast in Ihe city election. a heavy ballot lo give Judge Earl * grounds in back of the ju n io r high were tubercular hud reached her only way for us lo get mil of this Odd Fellows hall. Day a real race for reelection. Day’s school building where a bonfire The first picture w ill he Ihe office. The city sanitary committee here depression,” said the king- Dave Biles Convicted margin of victory was but a few w ill be the center of attraction. rish” . "is from Ihe United . ¡W arner Brothers 'is lo lo secede sec«........................ . . . . . show. .... Wonder ■■■ was instructed to check lit) and hundred voles, w ith three precinct« Follow ing this w ill be the m idnight of Drunken Driving Slates—sever all connections and Par", starring Al Jolson. I here w ill make a report lo Ihe council. to he heard from as this paper went matinee at the L lth la theatre. i ii .. ... « siiin i .„. i •• 1 also be n comedy The height of the home-coming nuike new . * and other shorts, . _______ The ( jiscm liiiu Sound Service is it Oregon Favored Over OSC I David Biles of Gold H ill, charged to press. week-end w ill be reached Saturday George Dunn of Ashland was re Democrats gained complete co n-I traveling motion picture company In Saturday’s Big Game w ith drunken driving, was fined elected slate senator, beating his when the SONS meet Chico State tr n l of Ihe govcrnorshlns, senator- Dial has operated in over 26 Oregon --------- 1 #100 and costs and sentenced to 30 democratic opponent E. E. Kelley on the Ashland high school foot house (lelegalions in 22 | < i mmunities during Ihe past year. ini and U niversity of Oregon football j uys in jh e county ja il, Monday in H. I). Norton, circuit judge, was «, ball field. They show Ihe latest pictures. slates Tuesday. four-to-one w inner over Tom M iller, * Saturday night a banquet w ill be eleven w ill be a decided favorite ,o justice court. Loren W hiting, also of Such attractions as W ill Bogcrs in given fo r the alumni at the L ith ia "David Ila riin i", "Here Comes Ihe defeat Oregon slate college at P o rt Gold H ill, was placed in Ihe counly w rite -in candidate from Grants Springs hotel. The dinner w ill be Pass. ja il, on charges of failing lo furnish Sm ilin’ C h a r lie Says 1 Navy". “ Flying Down lo B io" and land Saturday afternoon at 2:00 A ll three referendum measure« followed by an inform al dance at "G irl of Ihe l.im berlosl" are lo be o’clock in the thirty-eighth clash i bi-s name al an accident, after ft fine the normal school auditorium, to of $25 and costs had been defaulted. were killed in the county balloting. which everyone is invited, provid shown in Ihe near fu ,lire. between the traditional rivnls. Ore- , Biles was d rivin g W hiting's car ing he is accompanied by an alum gun holds foui Ih place in Ihe I a- ; w j,C|, ¡| figured in an accident, No BOY SCOUT NEWS nus or a present SONS student. c lfic coast conference standings vember 2, on the Pacific highway, Here’s What Happened lo stale police, who made By Donald Skelton When Hen Crossed Road w ith three victories and one loss according Church Services Sunday the arrests Saturday night on war- against no wins fo r the Orange, A, Ihe regular meeting las, Tues taincnster, I’n.—A chicken crossed rants issued from Justice of Ihe day nf'ernoon Mr. Cook appointed the road nrnr Pan,I anil did more than one tie and three losses. All veterans of the w orld war In conference games lo date Ore Peace W. R. Coleman’s court in Leo. W alker assistant patrol leader merely reach the oilier side. Here's and families are invited to attend Medford. of the Boh White Pafrol, La Verne gon has defeated U.t’ .L.A. 26 to 3; ttlint happened: The complaint was filed hy E. A. Dungey, assistant patrol leader or special Armistice day services at F o iirje a r old Billy Sclioltzhauer was Idaho 13 lo 6, and Montana 13 to 0 the M. E. church Sunday afternoon severely ro t about the bond. and lost to Washington 16 to 6. The Schmidt, according to officers, the W olf Patrol, Dale Clement, Ills mother's new lint was ruined, Orangemen tied Soulhern California whose ear was hit hy Ihe Biles auto scon, scribe and Laverne Walker, a, 3:00 o’clock. Rev. W illings, pastor of Ihe local church, is a war ami bugler of Ihe troop. 6 lo 6 and lost to Stanford 17 to 0, of which W h ilin g is the owner. An automobile windshield was shat- veteran. , Mr. Cook also appointed Guy Washington Slate 31 lo 0 and W ash 1 tered. The Gold H ill high school touch- Disim ini and Raymond B lair the T alk is cheap! And I The family was en route to New ington 14 to 7. During the 40 years of competi tackle learn won the ehumplonship ' two treasurers of the troop. I.O .O .F . NEWS York when the chicken flew against Oh GofiW -Ain't there After Ihe meeling Ihe boys play tion between the tw o colleges, Ore of this group in southern Oregon by ] the who,shield of the ear. lot o' extravagant Every member be out Tuesday gon holds a decisive advantage in w inning all the games they have ed touch football. night, November 13 as there w ill be people in th is old Know what is going on In Gold the 37 games played. Oregon has 21 played. Such strong teams us those Don't forget the dance at the pa- i degree w ork and also a feed, H ill—Subscribe to The News and j victories; Oregon Stale has 9 wins, from Central Point, Phoenix, and w orld Jacksonville were beaten. vllio n Saturday night. j , —Toney Ross, Secy, keep informed. I w hile 7 contests have been ties. President Roosevelt east his voti in Ihe general election Tuesday al Hyde Park, N. Y. Mrs. Roosevelt mid Mr. Roosevelt’s mother east th e ir ballots at the same lime l ues- a
