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e Æuïti The M oil Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the BigrW t Little Town in the State VOLUME XXXVII WORLD NEWS GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY io, 1935 Second Birthday Ball Planned for Rooaevelt i- . _ p ■- » . *■ ■ "■ j Mj .. T » . — A ncient H istory r _ ' . r u — • FOOTS CREEK _____ NUM BER 40 — Officials Study New Council T ake, up Duties Monday Evening 1 Crim e Problem — Plans for Ihe second annual N EW S W ith all new members of thy FROM OUR FILES Birthday Bull honoring President (By Mrs. Marlon Lance) council present. Mayor H. F. Drake, University of Oregon, Eugene, Franklin D. Roosevelt were mane 25 Year* Ago Dec-order li. O. Force, 'treasurer Jon. ‘J-— Crone in the United States pi Medford Wednesday by u reprt - —News «Iriined from cvunls of Beriba Coy, Marshal Eber Davis and is carried on w ithout regard to city, Mrs. G, Garr was honor guest »dilative group of Medford men and llu weak, uud u Utile comuirat six rounciiinen were sworn into o f county or stale oorders, and those From The (told H ill New» New I cars Eve w h-n a number of i women, and several from other from lite editor's viewpoint. fice by former mayor A l Pankey who are to fight this menace must of January K, I ¡KM) ; parts of Ihe county. tier friends gathered for a surprise Monday evening. birthday parly. The guests wereJ he freed ot these restrictions. Police II. D. Heed of Ibis city was pres Mayor D r a k e immediately ap officers must be given the right to The steamship Huviinu of Hi. ent, and was named on Ihe ticket Mita Della Richter and Mr. Lester Mr. uii I Mrs. Tom Henderson and Ward line »truck u rock reef o ff the •rilin g committee fo r Ihe hall Holing were married at the home of children, Ethel and Tommy, Mr. pointed committees and made it fo llo w crim inals from one state to eoaal of tlie lluhama t»lex Saturday, w hich w ill he held January 30 in Mrs. Bessie Anderson ul Foots and Mrs. Vencil Cerveny and W il- i known that he expected the com another, and take them into custody 'the paasrngera took to life boats Medford. Arrangements may also creek on New Year's day, Hev. J. E. Bum, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dc Jan mittees to act when called upon. w ithout legal delays which often anil were picked up and taken to he mude fo r use of dance halls in Day of Woodville officiating. vier ami son Gerald and Donald ; Quite a number of improvements perm it the suspects to escape* alto Miami, Florida anil Havana. No lives othi r parta of Ihe county. Drummond. Games including five . are planned by the new council gether. were lost. Many members of the This was one of the major con hundred were played. Supper was which were discussed at the firs t F r e s h ruihsties from the open Even greater Interest is expected crew had been member» of the crew in Ibis even! Ilian wus shown Iasi garden, w ith no covering, have been served and Ihe party lasted u ntil meeting. clusions reached by experts who at improvements to th e . c ity hall tended tlie Attorney General's con of the Ul-fated Morro Castle, which year, ns locul eommunilies aw to a regular number on the b ill of fare after midnight, at which tune con burned o ff the New Jersey coast share in Ihe proceeds of Ihe bull. at Ihe W alter Dungey home for gratulations were given Mrs. Garr Fr ° l* ?r,y wa* brought up and es ference on crime, held at Constitu timates on the repair and improve- tional hall in Washington. D. C., De last fall. as her birthday is January 1. Only 31k' of Ihe gl.00 dance ticket some lime past. > meats are to be presented at the cember 10 to 13, it was declared by w ill be sent Io the Warms Springs next meeting. The second tria l of Samuel Instill Infantile Paralysis hospital Morse, dean of the school It. II. Moore this week purchased S ’ f i ' l S , S L T ,G a ^ I m i a ' ' t i ^ i B^ U e n S iW ‘ ,r ‘,H repwirs are p la n -io Wayne this f law. L. who attended Sr., Chicago utilities executive Is year, w hile 70c w ill remain Io be two fine resilience lots in block the event. scheduled for January 28 when lie administered by a county comm it five, adjoining the Drkum addition they are students al Stanford Univ- i Dean Morse took a prominent part w ill face stale charges for eniliez- tee, to be used in treatment of and J. E. Davidson purchased four / possibility that the old curfew , ¡n tj>e conference, and fo r one of the .** Eîîî /"i*.0 I irnP‘*r,an* sessions served as chair- xlemenl, revolving around (he use cases of Ibc disease which may oc lot» in block four of Wm. Pauley. vacation at the hom e o f lh e î r ’ p a r- ! I again haims. i f the old bell owned man. of gMl.IMJQ from funds of the Middle cur here, and if necessary, may be Both buyers intend building hand ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ferry. | by the c ity can he repaired it w ill West U tilities company. Organization to deal nationally spent fe’ sending patients to the some resiliences. George Andree who owns :» be put into use. w ith crime could be effected by Warm Springs hospital. quartz mine on the right fork of A petition bearing the names of states agreeing to permit officers First power from the Tennessee Mrs. Abbie Champlin left Monday Mayor George Pm le r of Medford valley authority's eheap electricity is general chairman of Ihe dance ar evening fo r her home in Chicago, Foots Greek and I). Jones also of C. residents of the south side or fr<Hl, alio(ber slale ,o carry , hrüurfh was made available Io the town of rangements. Other chairmen a r c after an extended visil w ith her son Seattle, Washington, who have been Hogue Hiver asking the eounell to , c ril|,t. inves, igationSt and by in the community during the past I'ulaskl, Trnnriutee last Friday. Judge F. I.. TuuVelle, O. O. Allen- Charles at the 'Champlin dredge on week on husines left fo r th eir use its influence in having a swing- rfon ,,f ,he work a|rca(|y being t,one ■ng bridge pul across tile river was by ,bc d,.partment of justice o ffic- li-rfer, Boh Strang, W illiam H ollo Flails Creek. Imine Sunday. Mr. Andree who fo r presented to the council. Mayor i iai . wa .„.¡nt,-,! ou. ». , hp Blizzards and freezing snow way, and Hubert Buhl. a number of years has been dredge Drake w ill appoint a committee of ’ storms in western Canada caused 11 ference. The Ladies' Aid society at its The committee Io have charge of deaths during the past week. Tem administering I h e fund Jnckso: meeting Thursday elected the fo l master for a dredging company in citizens to investigate the matter. An organization o f a national Alaska now owns and operates his , The city marshal was ordered Io peratures went us low as 30 degrees county w ill gain from the hull Irv- low ing officers: president, Mrs. R. crim e institute, w hich would in own dredge. [ f jusb out the fire hydrants about below zero. clude as members the law enforce .- iui I cs Eugene Thorndike, c h a ir G. Kelsey; vice president. Mrs. Bex Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd M iller am* | once a month and also to clean off ment agencies of the several stales, man, Miss Mildred Earlton, of the II. Eumptnan; secretary. Miss Nora Heavy rains of cloudburst pro|mr Jackson county health unit, Miss Newton; treasurer, Mrs. W. H children, Howland a n d Phyllis a number of the sidewalk crossing» was also favored. This could be or lions brought more g r i e f to C al Itohcrls of the Bed Gross, and Wm. Harvey; chaplain, Mrs. W. E. Dar were New Years dinner guests a? ! in the town. ganized under the auspices of the the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L, ifornian» lust week end. The brunt Bolger. department o f justice. ling. Smith at Grains Pass, Their «laugh- ¡ C u r t D a v i, M q to of the storm was shouldered by Los The conference not only brought In mulling Wm. Holloway chair n , , r; . ler Phyllis returned home w i t h Angeles although other sections of man of the ticket com m illlcc. May Gold H ill, w ith its population of Brooklyn Baseball Club outstanding authorities on enforce- them after spending several days the sunny south were also hit. ' --------- ment o f crim inal laws together, bu, or Porter selected a man who is approximately KIMI. boasts of one of w ith Dorothy Smith. Gurt Davis, the well-known tali served lo focus the attention or tne probably more inlereated In Ihe the best country weeklies in the Mr. and Mrs. Gharles Linliarger pitcher who got his start w ith the nation on this problem. Dean Morse President Rooaevelt maile plaas success of the a ffa ir from a person- slate. The News, published by Rex who own the form er Paul McQuat this weck for n giguntie work pro BOA baseball team at Gold H ill a pointe«! out. Among the outstanding ■I standpoint than any o ilie r in this II. I.ampman.— Medford Mail T r i place were called Io T ra il creek gram Io tuke Ihe place o f Ihe ilole section, fo r Mr. Holloway has a bune few years ago. may he a member of j nlen who spoke were: President Iasi week due to the death o f Mr. It i» estimuled thal four Billion d o ll Ini-.ghtcr who suffered paralysis, the Brooklyn Dodgers this season. Roosevelt; Patrick J. Hurley, form- Einbarger's daughter, Mrs. Ina Mc He is rumored to be eyed by the cr secretary of w ar; J. Edgar Hoov- er» is neeiled Io Start the new pro- and is recovering now after receiv Coy who passed away New Years Brooklyn manager w ith a big ileal er* head of -lie JT. S. department of gram, w liieh would put everyone ou ing treatments at the W arm Springs day. relief Io work. liending. [Justice; Dr. Raymond Moiey, editor ios pit :il where President Hoosevell The Birdseye fam ily were In v it Davis won 19 games fo r the low ly j ° f “ Today;” Scott M. L oftin, presi- also was treated, and in w hich he j ed lo the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philadelphia Nationals in his firs t j ',ent of ,he American Bar associa- Louisiana citizens are getting fed is personally interested. Gharles Forsyth Sunday evening to year in the big leagues last season, Don; Peter J. Siccardi, president of up on Senator Long's "hooey" and President and Mrs. Roosevelt t meet Mrs. Forsyth’s luolljer from which is considered one of the best Die International association of have formed a "Square Deal assoc have taken active interest. In Miss \ , lM Naomi McDonough of Sums iation” Io "slot* once and for all the Holloway's case, and whea they ! Valley was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tacoma, Washington, a n d h e r records of any of the big league I Chiefs of Police; Sanford Rates, di sister from Boston, Massaehutes, pitchers, taking team averages into i rector of bureau of prisons, U. S. de- cancerous growth of dislatorship'* were on the const Inst August, Mrs. Q co G ilchrist Friday. who were their guests over the hol consideration. T h e in the state. It is suid Ihe appeal to Roosevelt called the fam ily from Philadelphia partment of Justice; Henry' F. Ash- form such an organization was di Portland to inquire concerning her ^ r * un*' ^*rs* liv e ly and John idays. club bought him from the San Fran- . urst, chairman of the judiciary com- When the new officers were in cisco Seals when he was one of the mittee of the I nited States Senate, rected Io citizens of other slates ns recovery. Long were Medford business visitors stalled fo r the Grunts Pass Eastern coast's leading hurlers fo r a nuin- an,i Katherine Eenroot, chief o f the well. Tuesday. Star last Wednesday evening, Gran, i children’s bureau of the U. S. de- Alic Becker, local druggist, re- Matthews took the office of assoe- her of years. The tria l of Itrnno Richard Haupt- Drunk Driver and License Curt was a visitor in Gold H ill partment of Labor. Topics included: Offender Sentenced Here turned from Oregon C lly Uet'nesday I ¡a,e patron and his daughter, Mur- fo r a short time before Christmas. ! ‘ The Story of the Gang” ; “ The Nar- man for the murder of the Lim i _____ MiDr spending several days in thal | ic, Matthews Hawk wa» installed bergli baby has entered the second i lie was on his way lo San Francis- colic Problem;” “ Organization of Vance E. Bostwick of Medford c i,y * I as associate conductress. week w ith many dramatic scenes ! co from Rickreal where he visited •*,e Community lo Combat Crime" Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernie Kinkle o f ' Mrs. '-cs' ' e Darr’s eleven year old his sister. Being enacted at the little court was arrested near Gold H ill early The Local Ja il” , "Scientific Grime Sunday m orning by state police on KlaniHth Falls were week end guests ! brother, Donald Drummond, a rriv- house in Flemington, N. J. Detection,” and many others. a charge of d riving w hile drunk. of Mr. und Mrs. Ed Shoemaker on eil Sunday from Ogden, Utah, where he has been staying w ith his High School Basketball and appeared in Justice II. D. Galls creek Pneumonia Take* Life Team W ins and Loses Health Unit Serves Hot brother, Allen Drummond who is Reed's court Tuesday, pleading of E. E. Richman guilty. A sentence of S100 fine and Clarence Cook who has been ex employed by Ihe Sperry Flour Co Lunches to Children tn tw o games played w ith the costs, and th irty days in the county pected lo arrive here from Chicago He plans to spend the w inte r here E. E. Richman, prominent Evans Beginning Monday. January 7, the Medford GGG teams last Frhiay ja il was meted out, anil his driver's for a visit w ith his parents, Mr. and attend school at Gold H ill. Valley rancher, died al his home and Mrs. Lee Cook, has been delay- The report that Mr. and M rs. night on the local court, Gold H ill Gold H ill Health unit started serv license was revoked for a year. near Rogue River Monday morning Clay Biles and fam ily had inovec I high school won one game and drop- ing hot lunches to children at the The ja il sen'ence was suspended *n Die east, at nine o'clock, follow ing a week's m il lie was given time to pay the M rt Jess T r„ ham has re,Urned to from the Dick Richman property to ped the other. The A team lost by a local school. The unit plans to con illness w ith pneumonia. tinue the serving o f lunches for ber bO|1H. on Gails creek due lo ill their own five aere tract was a score of 35 to 26, w hile Ihe B team Funeral services were held Wed fine and cosis. some time and they w ill have a Jessie Edlngton (nick d river for „ „ „ shl, ,,.ls ,H.CI1 assistin„ In lu(? mistake and was asked to be cor won th e ir game, 18 to 13. nesday at Grants Pass, w ith inter Again Tuesday evening in contests different lunch available each day Lively Lime company, was p icke t , Cook bonu. sincu M„ Cook bv. rected. ment in the Rogue River cemetery. w ith Rogue River, the Beavers d i for those w anting the service. Mrs. Minnie Byerly has returned up Monday mid charged w ith ilrfv - came ill. Mr. Richman leaves his son, A charge of four cents a bow l is home from a visit w ith relatives at vided the double b ill. Scores were: ing w ith nn improper license, A Richard, w ith whom he made his Dr. Drummond, county health San M artini, California, where she Gold H ill B team 14 Rogue River B made for the lunches. Ghildren who fine of .«ä.tHt was suspended. home. 1 doctor and Sybil Walker, counlv went to spend the holidays. She team 12; Gold H ill A team 8, Bogue cannot pay fo r th e ir lunches in cash can bring vegetables or meat to be nurse were al Ihe local school also visited w ith the Dick Stephen Kiver A team 42. Father of Abe Becker LOCAL ITEM S Friday night Talent high school used as credit. The unit can use po Tuesday giving T. B. shots lo stu son fam ily who form erly lived on Passes at Oregon City dents. Ihe Dich Richman place near Riv w ill meet the Beavers on the local tatoes, cabbage, onions, carrots, ap - • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mayfield ples, spaghetti, macaroni, cheese, iera. Mrs. Byerly vas accompanied j court. Abraham Becker, father of Abe Mr. mid Mrs. D. R. Crosby spent by her grandson, B illy Force of j ----------------------------------------------------- canned tomatoes or any kind of have moved lo Rogue River where Hecker of this city, passed away ut Monday evening at the D isim lnl fresh meat. they w ill make th eir home. Gobi H ill. | get club at Jones creek recently. Oregon City January 4, 1935 at the home. Miss Rosa D isiniini returned Mrs. Sam Routh is in charge of Tommy Henderson has been quite Mrs. Lloyd M iller, Mrs. Effie a n d ; Mrs. Lloyd M iller and Mrs. Geo. age of ti9 years. He was horn in home w ith them follow ing a week ill the past few days anil iinahle to Mrs. V ictor Birdseye from here and Hutchins from near Biviera were serving the hot lunches fo r Ihe Russia anil came to Nebraska w ith end visit in Medford anil Ashland. health unit. attend school. Mrs. M arjorie Pena from Gold H ill callers in ltogne Kiver Friday. his parents al Die ugv of 13, later Ernest Lingren and fam ily have attended the Recreation and Dra-1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tomnkins and Mrs. A. A. Tylec anil Mrs. Pete moving to Idaho, Washington, and Kraus were Medford shoppers Wed Oregon, and five years spent in Can moved into the Gal Dusenherry matic class held Wednesday eve- daughters. Lorraine and Loretta Mrs. Kellogg Opens ning at the court house auditorium were New Years Eve guests at the nesday. Beauty Shop Saturday ada. Two years ago he retired from house, as Lew Lingren recently pur home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Booin- Ernest Kell entered Ihe Sacred his position in the Hawley Paper chased the properly from II. F. at Medford. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. C arr from San sluiter. Drake. Gold H ill w ill again have a beauty Heart hospital Wednesday. He w ill M ill of Oregon City. Francisco, C alifornia, a r r i v e d Mrs. Claire Stumbo has been con shop. Mrs. Noel Kellogg, nee V ir undergo an operation for appendi His w ife preceded liiin in death I Mrs. Stienhough who visited her Thursday fo r a short visit w ith his fined to her bed fo r several days ginia Fredericks, plans to open a citis Thursday morning. last August im ij the follow ing ch il- fam ily in Grants Pass during the parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Carr. w ith an attack of the flu. shop in her home in the residence A letter from our fu llh fu l reader, ilren are left to mourn his pasaing: holiday» has returned lo Gold H ill Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dc Janvier H arriet Short, form erly of Fools form erly occupied by the Shaver John Hniuiiiersly of Siltcoos, Ore Abe Becker of Gold H ill, John lo resume her duties in Ihe Glint and son, Gerald, who own a large Greek who is attending high school j family. Mrs. Kellogg was an operat- gon, slates that he plans to visit Rbcker of Tillamook, Mrs. McClellon W alker home. farm near Rend. Oregon, arrived at Portland during her senior year, 1 or in the Medford Beauty Shop for old friends anil relatives here soon. of Oakland, C alifornia, Mrs. Fleish Jack and J ill M arlin returned recenDy lo »pend some Dim* al their spent the holidays w ill) her parents. some lime and has had a lot of ex Mr. Haininersly writes that he has man of Oregon C ity and Mrs. Abbott from Portland Saturday. They were mine near Ihe Vencil Cerveny place Mr. and Mrs. John Short at Lake perience in h air waving. The equip of Portland. suffered w ith the flu and otHer a il quite ill during Iheir stay there, farm erly owned by Fred Drahani of creek, returning to Portland Thurs- ment for the new shop was installeii ment*. anil has had to delay his trip w hile guests of th e ir grandmother, Kogue Kiver. Their eight year old day. this week and everything w ill be here, lull experts lo he in Gold H ill Money Moves Free son remained w ith Mrs. De Jan- Johnnie Bose was taken to the ready for operation Saturday. Mrs. Hattie Beeman. Tax is O ff on the latter pari of this week. He has Mrs. Audrey Anderson returned lo v i?r ’S1 P " ™ ': an(l is I ««'’‘■»or at (mid H ill Saturday night Dunk Cheeks. been considering entering Ihe Vet - home u :.. San e.._ Juan, >---- /-..ii»— scliool at Bend. suffering w ith infected tonsils and her in California, W . R. C. Install* Officers Bring in Your Money. eran's hospital In Portland fo r an Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox and ear trouble. He is slow ly improv- Monday follow ing a brief visit w ith Keep Money Moving nperalinn. but says he w on’t go un daughter, Patsy Lou and Audrey ' ■ ng. relatives here. She w ill be remem The W . R. C, met Wednesday fo r and Bring Rack til "D r. Chisholm examines this old While were New-Years Eve guests Etta Mae Prefountain returned to their regular meeting and to install bered ns Audrey Garman. Good Times. enrenss of mine mid lells me an op at the Birdseye home. her school w ork at Medford Sunday the new officers of Ihe organization. eration Is ahsnlul-ly necessary lo FARMERS AND FRUITGROW ERS C liffo rd W right arrived here Toni Henderson n n d children, where _ _ __ she is _ a ______ student nt St Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Keeney were in- RANK keep me kicking around on this rtiesday morning from Cascade Ethel nnd Tommy, John Flemming. Marys academy, after ,T iw two weeks o we« iated into the order. The next meet (Community Builders) earth a w hile longer." John has l.oeks lo get his w ife, Ihe f o r m e r ...................... Victor Korth, Mrs. K o r t h a n d visit w ith her parents Mr. and Mrs. ing w ill be held January 23 when Deposits Insured spent the last several months nt Eva Coy, who has been visiting here daughter, Marie, nnd son, / Koher', F.d. Prefountain. only an afternoon session w ill he Siltcoos, where he follows his fa w ith relatives since Christmas. They F. Robeson, W ilb ur W alker and Mr. George Lance spent Sunday w ith H. F. Drake is again on the sick returned lo their home Thursday and Mrs. Leslie Carr attended the his wife who is staying at their held. A ll members of the corp are vorite sport of hunting cougar, and requested lo be present as im port list. Other big game. morning. community party of the Gold Nug- place near Riviera. and Comment , r»4 » ant business is to be transacted.
