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am » Z The M o it Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the fttogaH L ittle Town in the State V O L U M E X X X V II WORLD NEWS GOLD MILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1935 M aurice Kallatrom, Owner of Alaska Auto Camp, Die* Maurice Kullstrom, who has op erated the Alaska auto camp, west j of Gold H ill since Iasi September, passed away Sunday, follow ing a New» gleaned hum avants ot Iivari attack. ihr weak, and a Mille couuneal , Mr. Hällström, stepfather of Olga (loin (lie editor'» viewpoint. Anderson, deceased, form er deputy in the sheriff's office al the court The long Lindbergh kidnaping house, bougilt the auto camp togeth kidnaping tria l 1» beginning In er w ith Miss Anderson from Mr. and break down the heretofore calm and Mrs. 0 . Palmer. Miss Anderson eolleeled Bruno Hichard Hauptumii. died lust September, just a f e w E a rl) thia week w hile on Hie stand weeks ufler she and Mr. Hällström lluuptniun admitted he hud lied al bail purchased the properly. various liiue». Perspiration rolled Mr. Kullstrom was born in Swed down Ills brow and when court ad en January 21, 188.3. Ile came to the journed late in the uflernoon he was I United Slates .'III years ugo and lo w ille d und very nervous. cated in Colorado, the home of his unde, Gustav Anderson. In 181(1 he W illiam Green, president of the WM married Io Josephine Anderson Ä im in an Federation of Labor, ap- ulb| soon afterward the fam ily mov- p iiu e tl before congress In W ashing- | Mll„ h,.rn Oregon. ton Monday .mil pi < seated a p ip e r ,, , u rv |ved by tw o sisters, and Continent • » Gold Hill Cagers J. A. Thomason Defeat Phoenix Resigns as Head and Jacksonville Local Schools N U M B E R 43 C IT Y O F F IC IA L S ATTEND PW A M EET At a meeting of city officials from all towns and cities of Southern Oregon held in Medford Wednesday afternoon, proposed projects f o r consideration ul PWA officials were given. C. C. Hockley, state engineer for die PWA in Oregon attended tin hearing and asked that all cities list th e ir need» so the Public Works Adm inistration w ill have f i g u r e s to base their appropriations or> The projects ineutioned Wednesday were not applications, Mr. Hockley explained, the meeting being in the nature o f a aurvfly. Formal applica tion for all jobs must be filed by February 11, however. Proposal lo r construction of • combined rail and highway tunnel through the Siskiyou mountains at an estimated cost of between thre» and a half to ten m illion dollars, (iejiending on the length desired, was the chief item in a long list ot projects laid before the slate engiu- Life of a Legislator . . . Ry CI.INTON P. HAIGHT, Editor Blue Mountain Eagle, Canyon City. Oregon. Today, 1 went down into the res taurant, in the basement of the Cap Team H it* W inning Stride Leave* for New W o rk in ito l, fo r lunch—cafeteria. There were four men at the table. to Beat Old Enemies and California; L . T . C o o k One ordered tea, one m ilk and it Improve Conference R a t took water and coffee to appease Promoted to Supt. Job; the appetites of the other t w o ing. New Teacher Hired. There were four appetites, all d if ferent. And then, up stairs the house convened, the ro il was called and Stock In (lie Gold H ill liig 'i After serving the G o ld H i l l one of the men was for the Tow n school basketball team h it a new schoois fo r the lust tw o and one-half send plan, one against, one fo r a compromise and one indifferent. uigti this week when the Beavers years, .Superintendent J. A. Thoma Like the four appetites, in the res won tw o conference games from old son has resigned from (tie position taurant, here were the four types saying the .alminlslialion's prnpo-.-<I M, „ Ka| Utrom of Sweden rivals. und gone into the government In of mind, all different. unemployment Insurance plan was j nnd Mrs o bl.r|( of Chi(.a(Kh ’the Reavers heat Phoenix here dian school service. The board of That is the gauntlet that all legis inaileqiiale. (»reen proposed a «M a i F u n tra , M.rv jce* were conduct» d Friday night, 25 to 17 and trimmed lation must ruu; men of m a n y month pension and suggested the from p „ r , Fun,.rnl , n Jacksonville high school Tuesday directors of School D istrict No. 57 minds. Training, environment, ex age lim it be CO years Instead of 05. Medford Wednesday morning at evening on th e ir own court, 16 to accepted U his resignation »«- ul T. th e ir meeting Monday night. Mr. Thoma perience, interest, influence, p o li ID. 10:30. son tell last week fo r Sail Francisco Mayor H. F. Drake, W. E. Ross tics, and the fiber of mind that ac An autopsy conducted Sunday re The tw o victories gives Gold to report fo r duty on his new worn. and J. W. Bryan, of Gold H ill at cepts, rejects or compromises ideas vealed Phyllis Westfall of Vale, H ill's A team a rating of .500 per L. T. Cook who j o i n e d the tended the meeting. The c ity coun and translates them into the phrase Oregon died of diphtheriu and not Rogue River Residents cent, having won three and lost school staff at the beginning o f the Petition for Road Job three games so fa r this season. c il w ill discuss various projects for ology o f taw. from an alleged kicking attack by 1833-34 school year, has been ap Gold H ill at the regular council a group of Vale boys. The incident The legislature is like a suprep.e Accounts of the tw o games are pointed superintendent by the board According Io the Grants Puss meeting Monday night. aroused title c ilis rn * of Ihc town court which passes upon all of the given below: aud is now in charge at the school. Prospects fo r obtaining SERA ru lin g of the c irc u it courts. The when II was rumored Ibc little girl'» Courier, petition* for improvement Gold llill 16; Jayville 10 Mr. Cook has proven himself a very funds fo r constructing a fire, break circuit courts are the committees ilealh hud been caused by a heating of the road from Hogue Biver io Gold H ill won from Jacksonville administered by four boy» of the (.ranis Puss on the north side of the in a game played on the latter’s efficient instructor and friends arc on the h ill north of town took very and the house has 37. A b ill, like a promising. Mayor Drake and R. E law suit, is firs t heard in the com low n. and the county attorney de rive r are being circulated this week floor Tuesday evening, the count glad to h cai of his promotion. To take Mr. Cook's place on the Blankenburg, councilman, confer mittee and it renders a decision that Nat It. Hurt of Bogue Biver made manded an autopsy. being 16 to 10 after a close check faculty the board has secured the the announcement Saturday. red in Medford w ith Harold Grey. it pass o r “ do not pass” . The house, ing game. Gold H ill lead at the half services of Dennis McGuire, form er Three sets of petitions are to be SERA adm inistrator fo r this section the s u p r e m e court, w ith its 60 The Union j ’iu ilic pluns tu put time whistle, 7 to 4. instructor in the Central Point Monday m orning and Mr. Grey- judges, hears the arguments and ime ul llie ir uew high-»peed tight drawn up, one addressed to the Hutchins fo r Gold H ill w ith sev weiglil strcumline truias in opera state highway department, one to en tallies and Combest fo r th« schools. Mr. McGuire comes highly stated he expected an approval of renders its decision w ith these men t o li belween Portland and Chicago, (he Josephine county court, and one Miners w ith eight points, were recommended. He has taught in the the job in the near future. of many minds. Central Point schools fo r several Other projects that would be of effccllve May I, uecording lo au un- to the Jackson county court. Mr. leading scorers fo r the evening. That is only a small part of the years and was in charge of athletics great benefit were listed w ith the legislature, the supreme or super- nouiireiiicnt inaile Ibis week. ' Hurt suid Bogue Biver residents had Tlie Jacksonville B team were in that institution. Mr. Cook w ill . . ■ ■— higli hopes of the road being im- re lie f adm inistration. A survey of legislature w ith hundreds of little victorious in the curtain ruiser, continue lo handle the coaching Surging flood wuters in Missis- proved if Hie petitions are coinplet- w inning over the H illites 21 to 12. w ork during basketball season now the state's needs is being made to legislatures all over the state, like cover a period of three or f o u r Ihe grange, the prune man, the cow sippi u d other southern s t a I e s ed in a short lime. The score was knotted at 10-all at w ell into the middle of the schedule. caused residents of that section The road is the old highway thnt years. The exact setup o f the relief man, the butter and m ilk man and the half. much concern Ihts week. M a n y , was used before the present Paeif- w ork in the future is not known. every business, industry and activ Lineups fo r the A game were: Mr. J ire y may attend the council ity, fo r they are the ones that pro- Knox Hammersly», Alaska faiuilies were forced to leave th eir ic highway was constructed. Gold H ill— 16 Jacksonville— 10 homes und livestock losses' w e r e meeting here Monday evening if he f pose the laws. The laws that orig Residents, P arent* of Son M ilter F Johnson can possibly do so. A ll citizens of j inate in the minds o f the legislator* heavy. Past Noble Grand Club Hutchins (7) F (8) Combest News of the a rrival of a baby boy Gold H ilt who are interested in the are few compared w ith what th.- (2) M itchell Entertained at Dormans I). W alker (4) C T h irty persons me lend in Glov- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Knox w ork should plan to attend t h e people themselves concoct, fo r th eir Johnson (5) G Backes meeting. ersville. N. Y.. from drinkin g poison own interest or to curb or get even Past Noble Grand club of the Re Higginbottham G F litc ro ft Hammersly of Illiam na, Alaska, was liquor. Slide and federal officers bekah lodge met nt the home of Mrs. received this week. The son w a s 1 w ith someone else who is shooting Substitutions: Gold H ill, D ufur; arc seeking (he peddlers of the al George Dorman Thursday uflernoon, Jacksonville: Ayers. born October 7 but due to the very Commission W a rn * Against his arrow toward him. Of courst cohol. isolated section where the Ham- Misleading Inform ation different' r° r that * January 24. After a very interesting Phoenix Iicalen Friday tnerslys reside, the announcement meeting refreshments were served. ('«•Id H ill high school basketball has just been received here. T h e A formal demand upon the elect- During the week we had many Tile next meeting o the club w ill Washington, D. C., January 30, id stale officials of Louisians to he held ut the home of Mrs. W. H. train won tw o games from the new baby has been named Robert )1835.—The United States C , i v i l parties and probably the largest was PI 11 nix cagers on the home court “ renounce t h e dictatorship o f !''ergi,icn. February 14. Knox and weighed 8 pounds at Service Commission says tthat num Townsend day, when 2500 crowted lis t Friday evening I’he Beavers United States Senator Huey P. L ong' the Capitol; they were unanimous. birth. Those present Thursday were the held the long end o f a 2.» to 17 »eorc erous letters received at its office was Issued Tuesday from heaik Mcsdnmcs W. W. H itllc. Eber Davis, Mr Hammersly is a form er Gold from d if, c|ent |he cou The big party fo r the county school in the A team game and the incut B quarters of Ihc Square Deal assoc H ill boy and is wet known here FI«’ j indic tha, niisU.ading ¡„fo rm a tion unit was divided and we w ill say ('has. Kell, W. H. Ferguson, W ilb u r iation of the slide. Long had pre Martin, B. E. Cook. Chas. Carter, team defeated the visitors by e has been in Alaska the lust six years like English ale, haf and haf. But is being given to the public b y viously declared m artial law nt George Ita ff. Paul Thompson, H. D. count of 39 to 10. where he has established a trading the fu r flew and the hails w e r e agents of s o m e correspondence The first three quarters of the A Bidon Bouge. Ihc capiL'l, to protect Force, Fart Moore. Frank Curler, post and does considerable trapping. crowded. The m ilk b ill had draw schools w hich give instruction in contest were fought on even terms, himself from antl-Lona rrsldenta. George Hamniersly, Floyd L a n c e Mrs. Hammersly w ill be remem ing powers like W ill Rogers and preparation fo r civil-service exam first one team leading and then the All stale building* were i id under bered as the form er Margaret Pat they stacked into the house packed und Tom Henderson anil the hostess other. Goldl H ill led 8 to 5 at the inations. heavy guard. rick who visited at the George Ham- like sardines at a tin wedding, and Mrs. Dorman. cml of <»r the first Iirst quarter quaricr and at nan , ,i end half To guard against the loss of mon ,,, . . i. • «. I merely home here fo r several weeks again, we were reminded of men o f tune Phoenix was tenting w ith a* • . ... , ey paid fo r tu ition of this kind the David l.toyd George, British ex- in -ru „ | about a year and a half ago he fore many minds. The public hearing on one-point margin. 11 to 10. T h e C ivil Service Commission informs premier, declared in a speech Mon Pointers and Beavers leaving for Alaska to m arry Mr. the syndicalism b ill reminded us of the public as follow s: Clash Here Friday Eve th ird quarter ended w ith Ihe score Hammersly. day that the eastern situation was a 4th of July celebration. A ll it lack tied tt| 14. In the last stanza the lo No one cun promise appointments ed was the peanuts and lemonade. very grave and urged United States lo positions fo r which the United Everybody, both sides, w-as p atriot The next game oil the schedule cal ball tossers began to click both and Brittan to take action to pre Townsend Club Members for the Gold H ill high school bas on the offense and defense running States C ivil Service Commission ic and Patrick Henrys sprang up like serve peace. Attend M edford Meeting holds examinations. The claim that ketball team is a contest w ith Cen their score to 25 and holding the toad stools after a spring shower. Phoenix cagers to 3 more tallies. such assurance can be given brands The people; vox popuii; vox del. Oregon has m ote Jersev ra ’ tle tra l Point to tic played here Friday Several members and officials of The score was close throughout and the person making it as a fraud. wiTh w orld ’s records than any other night of this week. And so, we have many legislatur Both the A and It teams w ilt plav the game was exceptionally clean, the local Townsend club attendee state in the union, according to fig Inform ation regarding examina es; commercial clubs, civic organ the meeting in Medford Monday eve very few fouls being called on eith tires released by the Oregon Jersey w ith the first w histle billed for tions fo r the United States C ivil izations, labor unions, farm er’s co ning. A very interesting program er side. Cattle club this week. I.. S. Hul- 7:30. Service may be obtained from the ops, and all contribute to the bales Delos W alker was high scorer for was given and much enthusiasm Central Point and Gold H ill art1 burt of Independence, i owner of boards of United States C ivil Serv of laws w hich the supreme judges “ Golden's Chief Lady Mae," who more evenly matched this year than Gold H ill w ith 13 points to hh shown. A week from Friday, February 8. ice Examiners. There is s u c h a or legislators have to pass upon, holds the w orld's record fo r m ilk they have been for .some time, and credit. Every other member of the board in each community w hich has and, that, is— Democracy. If the leg a speaker from the national head team played a bang-up game to help a close game is expected. production. a post office o f the firs t or the sec islator votes "Yes” the voter lays trounce the Phoenix quintet. Glen quarters w ill speak nt the Medford meeting and several from here plan ond class. In nearly all cities the fo r him ; if he votes “ No” the folks Higgenhnthnin who wns run in us T h irty -tw o inches of rein fell in Evangelistic Meetings at c iv il service board is located at the back home slay him p o litic a lly and guard during the fourth quarter lo attend. MS hours recently nt Lake Qulnault post office. if he skips ro ll call he is a slacker M . E. Church N ext W eek put Ihe game on ice for the Beavers! near Hoquiam, Washington. Before paying money fo r tuition, and ail for three dollars a day. 20-30 CLUB CANCELS GAME when he swished the net twice in or signing a contract, it is advisable Let's take a day's w ork. House Beginning Sunday evening at 7:30 rapid succession from the center of President Roosevelt's 58rd b irth o’clock evangelistic meetings w ill the floor. The scheduled game between the to make in q u iry concerning the called to order at 10:30 a. m.. ro ll day anniversary Wednesday wns prospect of examinations. There is call, reading of bills, resolutions, lit held every evening, except Sat In defeating Phoenix 39 to 10 the Grants Pass 20-30 club and Gold eelebrnted w ith iiianv Lir'h-tas urday, at the Methodist church in local B quintet displayed some ot H ill town team to be played Wed reason lo believe that agentts of memorials, several bills pass th ird balls held in Ihc United States Gold H ill. ltcv. W. F. W illings, of he best teamwork ever witnessed nesday night had to be cancelled some schools deceive the public as reading w ithout a ripple on the W ililcrville , who has been giving in Gold Hitt. Although the ball was J when the Pass o u tfit could not fill to the probability of early examina water. Adjourn at noon. Back at 8 p. m. In session 30 minutes and ad .(‘inifins nt the church for some over the heads of the visitors much the date. The townies are trying tions. No school has advance inform a journ. Thnt is the house in the early time, w ill he in charge of the meet of tin- time, fans were kept on tin ; to arrange a game w ith Phoenix for tion regarding the need for employ part of the session. ings next week. edge of their scats during the entire the local gym next Wedneslay night, ees or the probability of examina Let’s peek behind the scenes. contest w hile the locals piled up tions. Committees meeting from 8 o’clock 1. Martin C W. Davis, 4 their neat margin over the hard Paradise in the m orning u n til m idnight— D. Barnes (Ì fighting visitors. Leo W alker had Riles. 2 work, lots of it, and i f so inclined 1. Klukker Health Unit Meeting at G A rthur Brisbane, traveler, little d iffic u lty in scoring at w tll Les Walker, 3 might put in a 24 hour shift. and ran up 22 counters. Gold H ill Subs: Gold l l i l l ; Davis, Kortti, thinker great editor, says: Howse Home Tuesday, 5th he There is a little fun w ith it all. Robinson, Diingev Phoenix; Hens- “ On all this round globe, t h e r e wns tending 23 to 4 at half time. As an eastern Oregon member we 1er, 1, E. Barnes. A good sized crowd turned out to exists no such paradise of earth, air. The Gold H ill unit of the Jackson The box score fo r the A teams’ county health association w ill meet have suggested that the coyote be sunlight and sea ns this w e s t e r i t witness the games and 4 h e higl* const of the United States.” school displayed sonic real pep un gnme follow s: next Tuesday at the home of Mrs made the o ffic ia l emblem of the 17— Phoenix W. G. Howse on Ihe Pacific h ig h house. The Book of Books warns us Amt Medford and vicinity, with iter Ihe leadership of June Moore Gold H ill—25 Ift, Glover way west of town. A fu ll attend to be as’ wise as a serpent, and so, F pure mountain air and water, and and Jennne Hammersly. Between R. M iller, 2 the serpent is made the emblem of 1. K. Barker ance is desired. F halves of the tw o games about Mi Hutchins. 2 fine soil, is the best located. wisdom. The state of Oregon h a s 2. Newt in C FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS students serpentined the flo o r and D. Walker, 13 adopted the beaver as its emblem, 3. J. H ill B. Johnson, 2 G BANK pulled o ff some clever yells. Joe Woodcock was a business vis symbolic of industry. The eastern 1, F urry ito r in Grants Pass Tuesday. Community Builders G The box score fo r the B gnme D arling, 2 Oregon coyote is the most sagac Subs: Gold H ill; Dufer, Htggin- (Deposit^ Insured) was: ious of all animals, cunning, crafty, Gold H ill—38 1ft—Phoenix bothnm, 4. Phoenix; J. Barker. Miss Mndge M itchell spent the sly and although civilization has Is Leo W alker, 22 F 5, Barnes Referee Ivan H arrington of Med When mistrust or w ilfulnes* en week end w itth relatives In Ash- ters love departs. Hayes, 8 F 2, B. SwUher ford officiated for both game*. land. (Back Paga Please) Snulin Charlie Says •TVyin’ and fà ilirf ift no dlS&raçe-- fld lîrï f t iy 1
