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The M o it Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the V O L U M E X X X V II "1 COLD HILL, OREI j ON, >- ■“ »— ---------- — v a FO O TS C R E E K NEW S Improvem ent* to City H a ll and Ground* Are Planned by Council >J J t L ittle Town in the State THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, iOsv -------------------------------------------------- --------- Call Meeting to City Gets SERA Form Gold Hill Funds to Build Grange, Tonight Firebreak on Hill Central Point W in * T w o Th riller* from Beaver* N U M B E R 44 Life of a Legislator . . , The A and B high school basket Two more application» (or SERA ball teams went down to defeat at appropriation» (or work thal will the bands of Ibe Central Point The play, "Old Svi 11er» Picnic”, benefit all people of Gold H ill are eager» here last Friday evening but By CLINTON P. HAIGHT, . . . ... . , Io he made in the near (uture by the directed by Mr». h id e B ird.cy«. L „ y coundL Editor Blue Mountain Eagle, both games were so close that a much Saturday evening at the tug1 An application (or (unda Io reno- Canyon City, Oregon. basket or two might have changed school auditorium at Hogue River vine the city ball is one of the pro- matters. won in the th ird d ’slrie l of th e Jeds to be sell! to the re lict uilinin- STATE HOUSE, Salem—One thing In the prelim inary game between Juckson county druiiialio contest 1 J»,ra don lo r consideration. It is that I like about the legislature is the two B teams Gold H ill took the planned Io puiiil Hie building inside Everyone Invited to Attend W o rk on Project to S tart the squirrels on the C a p i t o l w ith Fugle Point aud competed lead in Ihe firs t quarter but were anil outside und also paint Hie olh grounds; big, silver greys, always Gathering at H a ll; State N ext W eek; W ill Reduce tra ilin g by two points at the half. sociable, hungry and playful. They w ith Phoenix and Central Point at • r two small buildings on the ciiv 1 he last pace was kept up in the the senior high school al Medford property. Deputy from Salem W ill Fire Hazard from Brush last half, the locals pushing the w ill climb up your leg, and go into Monday Io select the winners who The other projects would include your pocket after a peanut, friendly- Pointers bard all Ihe time. Wheu Speak. w ill be entitied to a Ir|,i to Corvallis the improvement to the grounds and G ra** Blaze*. like and always looking fo r some the filia l whistle endvd Ihe game the w ith expenses puid to compete (or around the city liait, extending the thing, like a politician. Cen.ral Point cagers were leading the state title, Those (ruin here ul- lawn, compte.lug the tenuis court, What Ihe legislature should do 1« by a slim margin of one field goal, A meeting Io discuss the possibil tending were Mrs. Hoy Tompkina building 11 dutch oven and other The C lly of Gold H ill’s applica one thing, and what the p e o p l e amt children, im relta, Lorraine and items tliul would make the place at ity o f organizing a grange at Gold tion lo the state emergency relief the count being 20 (o 18. should do Is quite another. The leg “A” Game Kcal Battle l.e Hoy, Dorothy Heap, Mrs. Lloyd tractive und uxeable. H ill bus been culled fo r this evening, adm inistration fo r funds to con islature should pass Ihe laws and The Beaver» jumped out to a nice M ilter and son Howland. Le Hoy These projects were discussed at February 7. The meeting w ill be the people w rite to their legislators struct a fire break on the h ill north lead in the A contest, holding a und Hobby Cameron and (be l l f d - the council meeting Monday eve 111 ‘owt‘r part of the Odd | of (own was approved late last five-point advantage at the end ot and tell them to pass some laws and scye (amity. ning. Harold Grey. SERA ......................... . udminis , i'e llo w s hull building und w ill be week. Work on ihe project w ill the first quarter. The Pointers clos then “ h oller" about too many laws. itra lo r (or Jackson county, attended ca„ et| u, e|gh, o>d(M.k W rite to your senator today, but George Drummond who lias been Hie meeting und urged the council A rth u r Brown stale d e p u I v probably gel underway next week, ed the gap however and went two leave your representative alone. confined Io tils home since last No- to file uptdicallons as soon as uos- master, from Salem, w ill be the according lo Harold Grey, admin points ahead at the half-time recess, in one breath the legislature is ac 13 to 11. ' veiuber when he received a full tib lc. M i. Grey explained in delail main speaker at Hie meeting. Every istrator fo r this county. cused of doing “ nothing", and in do The last h alf of the game was a w hile cleaning the caves of his the operation of his office and slat- The application fo r the w ork was one interested Is urged to attend. real hoss race, w ith the score being ing “ too much". We have been tr y home, the form er rlu b bouse, is re ed tic would be glad to cooperale In There are now 12 granges in Ihe made by Ihe new city council and lied or nearly lied most o f tne time. ing to define just where “ nothing' covering and is uble to tie out. obtaining the work fo r Gobi H ill. county but this number is expected was secured just three weeks after Central Point pulled ahead by one ends and where “ too much” begins Mr. Grey saiil that many were Io be increased Io about 15. the new officers took office in Jan point at the end of Ihe th ird quarter. and have reached the conclusion J. M. Kullstrom. owner of Ihe confused between the PWA ami Friday evening a meeting Is sched uary. The last period wa» a w ild a ffa ir that “ too much” ends w ith "n oth Alaska Auto purk since Seplembri SF.BA. Bolli are o |irru trd Independ uled fo r McCloml where another o r The fire break w ill I k * construct ing” . w ilh both outfits trying to get pos I, when he exchanged a tarm near ently, the Publie Works Adminis- ed for a distance of about 8,(MX) feel This government is like Huinpty ganization is idanned. session of the ball. Johnson of Gold Phoenix w ith Mr. and Mrs. (). CJ trillio n handling the larger jobs that along Hie hillside which burned Dumpty, and all of the King’s horses H ill committed three fouls in short Palmer, passed uwav January 27 require bond issues, etc., and the over last summer coming danger order and D. W alker made four and all of the King’s men can’t put from a heart uttact. He was the step ’ State Emergency Belief Adminis- Copco— Gold H ill ously close to many dw elling in that personals which hurt the Beavers’ him together again. In 1929 Mr. Suit G et* Review pari of town. It w ill be 24 feet wide father of Hie late Olga Anderson ; (ration smaller jobs Hint were pri- chances. The game ended w i t h Humpty Dumpty fell o ff the wah wtio m as employed nt Ihe sh e riffs m arily fo r relief purposes, which w ill prevent fire from jum p and we are trying to put him togeth Central Point leading 22 to 19. ih e supreme court has ugreed to office al Medford and Jacksonville Although the exact setup lo r ad- ing the break and advancing toward er again w ith codes and so these uiinistraliou of public works ami Ì eeview Ihe decision of the ninth the town. for a number of years. codes remind us of a jig-saw puzzle, relief monies fo r Hie future is noi ' c irc u ii court of appeals Ihul the Fifteen hundred dollars has been Health U n it M eet* at w ilh each little scrap a code, and Hev. W. M. Carle from Lake creek known both administrations are Heaver Poi land Cement company appropriated by Ihe SERA fo r the Howse Home Tuesday when we match them all up, we get held preaching services ut the Fools mukiug a slutc survey lo determine and C ity of Gold H ill, had Ihe right job. The city of Gold H ill w ill be a ten cent picture, and then some lo divert water from Ihe Hogue required to furnish tools and pro Greek Sunday school Iasi Sunday the needs for the future, The Gold H ill division of the body kicks the table and the jig-stw follow ing the class hour, after ! The cil.v council lias listed sever- River over Ihe protest of the Cal vide fo r state compensation insur Jackson County Health association puzzle looks like a scrambled egg or w h lrh u picnic lunch was enjoyed al things which arc needed im ifornia Oregon Power company, ac ance. held its m onthly meeting at t h e Humpty Dumpty. by all. • provemenls lo this place. The con cording to news stories from Wash It is not known how many men home of Mrs. W. G. Howse on the Instead of passing a law, like they struction of an additional reser ington appearing in daily papers w ill be put lo work on the project Pacific highway west of Gold H ill used to do, they pass a code, and Mrs. George Loveless of W illiams voir anil extension of Ihe c ity ’s Wednesday. The case ha» b e e n hut Mr. Grey stated that so far as Tuesday afternoon. M is s Nellie that code contains everything that a creek visited her daughter Mrs. sewer system were Ihe tw o m ajor liunging fire fo r « number of years. possible workers from this district Jacobs, chairman, presided. plumber, lawyer or beauty doctor Charles McMerrick one ilay Iasi projects. who are registered w ill be given w o rk o f providing s c h o o l ever though* pf. This is extended to week. Mrs. McMerrick returned Other matters were disposed o f at Pay Your W a te r Bill preference on the job. lunches by the unit has been very every craft, trade, business and pro home w ith tier mother for a several Hie meeting .Monday evening. Mr. Grey said there are 66 SERA successful. The cooperation and fession—a code. The NRA, w i t h E a rly aad Save Money days slay. J. W. Livingston requested a jobs in progress in Ihe county al ' gifts from societies and individuals about five hundred codes, w ill be - ....... I building permit lo repair the old In an e ffo rt lo remedy Ihe de Ihe presenl time, employing about have been most helpful. Any help added to all the stale codes. T h e y Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchins who Shaver barber shop building now along this line w ill be much apprec w ill be passed, and then, everybody linquent water users problem the 800 men. came here about three months ago : owned by him. The matter was left iated by the health unit. w ill forget them and lhat is where c lly council has decided lo offer a from Portola. California, to visit his up to the improvement committee, discount of ten per cent fo r pay Hours for Relief W o rker* The next meeting w ill be held * t “ too much” law ends w ith “ noth parents, Mr. und Mrs. George H utch-j The city recorder was instructed ment of water hills before the 13th Increased; Pay Reduced the home of Mrs. Madison L ively on ing” . They are just about as effec ins, received word recently lhal his to w rite Hie state highway commis- of each month. March 5. It is hoped that all re tive as if some farm er back home form er position there was open and sion ¡c find out whin work would ports w ill be in al thal time. lore 15 pages from Montgomery The plan went Into effect the An announcement released today left Saturday for California. skirl on the widening of Ihe high first of February. Those present Tuesday were the W ard’s catalogue and voted fo r tha*. by local relief administrative o ffic way through Ibe city. Also lo re The council hopes lhal all water ials, outlines a new schedule of Mesdames I. O. Zierolf, G. B. But we must realize that the new Mr. and Mrs. F. Rower* wh* quest the highway department to users w ill cooperate in the innttei hours and wages to become effec Pheifer. C. L. McNabb, Anna Boye, est thing in government is codes. have been living al R iv ie ri Auto move “ entering Gold H ill" marker and as there is quite a saving to he tive on all SEBA w ork division Jean Boye, A. Meunier, D. Disim im We have to put Humpty Dumpty Park fo r some time moved last week out to city lim its. made, feels residents w ill appreciate projects in Jackson county, on F ri J. M. Lively. Miss M. Nelson, Miss back together again and the easiest to Hie mine on Hie left fork of Hie opportunity of making a saving day, February 8th. A decrease of Nellie Jacobs and Ihe hostess, Mrs. way to unscramble the egg is w ith Fools Greek lhal Mr. Bowers is Unbeaten Rogue River I by paving th eir bills prom ptly. codes. Instead of passing one law, twenty per cent in Ihe present wage Howes. managing for Ids brother-in-law, Team Plays Here Friday we can pass one thousand laws w ith scale w ill become effective on thaf Dr. J. It. Kcaster of Pasadena, Cal one code and w ith 500 codes get date and w ill apply In this propor Cooking School Held Garden Club Entertained ifornia. Gold H ill high school’s Heavers at Holdernes* Home F ri. 500,000 laws and so, the legislature at C ity H a ll Wednesday tion to all classifications of labor. w ill meet the Hogue River eager*, that used to retail a few laws has A compensating increase of tw enty Mrs. Earl King who lias been conference lenders, here Fridav gone into the wholesale business— five per cent in the hours of labor Twelve ladieY attended Ihe Garden quite ill al her home on Birdseye night of this week, in what A school in d e cirle cookery was is ex- now being performed in each in club meeting at the home of Mrs. codes. creek for Ihe past ten days is re peeled to be the hardest Ida y ed held id the city hall Wednesday dividual case w ill be effective on Each code creates a government Paul Hblderness last Friday after ported lo be slightly improved. aiternoon, sponsored by the Cal game of Hie season. that dale to prevent any decrease m noon when several im portant m ai w ithin itself; a little monarchy, and Hogue River, coached by Hugh ifornia-Oregon P o w e r company. the planned earnings of any in d i so we have a republic w ith all of its Hay Gniinyaw who lias spent two Hartman, ex-Hoguc star himself, About tw enty Indies attended. lers Were taken care of. arms, legs, fingers anl toes— little vidual participating in Ihe w ork re weeks here visiting his sister, Mrs. have won seven straight victories State dues w ill be paid fo r 20 ac Miss Edna Biehert. Demonstrator, monarchies, and i f they ever fa ll o ff George l.ance left Sunday fo r Ingot. w ithout tasting defeat nod Ihe Heav and Mr. Young and Jack Moore, field lief program. tive members this year, and the the w all, like Humpty Dumpty, It The function of the w o r k ; C alifornia, where he is employed. ers are pointing lo knock them from representatives, were in cnarge of division program of the SEBA is secretary was instructed to send in w ill take a dictator to pick up the ihe annual report which w ill be their lo lly perch. In a game played Ihe school. The Hogue River Gold company’s ill Hogue River earlier in the season, Miss Richert demonstrated the usr p rim a rily not of an employment used on a radio program over KOAC P '^ es But, if I were governor— dredge lias just finished m ining out Ihe Hogues won handily. of the deep w ell cooker, preparing a nature but was carefully worked in Muy. “ I, governor of Oregon.” I t was out in it ’s inception for the purpose Hie crossing that was used for so The ladies w ill contribute a sum The It teams of Hie two schools complete meal in it; baked a cake ninny years on the main road on the w ill sc! o ff the firew orks w ith a in a ro lil oven; cooked diced and of administering relief in the most not to exceed $5 to the boy scouts to Upton Sinclair, who predicted a po- iticai campaign on “ I, Governor." desirable form. rigid fork of Fools Creek. defray expenses of a special in prelim inary shirting id 7:3(1 o’clock. whole heels on Hie surface burners, Well, if I were governor, I would Many improvements beneficial to and broiled a steak in Hie oven, dur structor this year. lake my vacation on no pay, when Charles I’ . Champlin, Jr. of Med ing (lie demonstration, and Mr. Ihe citizens of Jackson county, are Mrs. Nellie Reed and Miss Bertha Ihe legislature was in session. Poor ford who is staying w ith Ills grand Groundhog Sees Shadow Young made a cooked seven-minule being effected through this division Goy were appointed to attend Mon Unless H e W as Blind icing lo demonstrate how easily ¡I of the SERA, and the members of day’s council meeting to present governor, poor man—and, if you mother. Mrs. Pauline Wald, has the Jackson County Relief coin (iarden club projects to the council, have tears lo shed, shed now, rath been suffering Ihe past few days emi he made. er than bring a bouquet when all is Mr. Ground Ilog saw bis shadow w ith a very severe cold. Mr. Young also exhibited the late mittec have expressed themselves and to give support to the proposed done. .Saturday- there was no doubt about model General Electric refrigerator as being very appreciative of tin SEBA program. “ I, Governor M artin” , must have fine measure of cooperation given il. Did Sol came forth early in Ihe which opens from Ihe lop. In a drawing of names, the ladie» Be On Lookout for as many ideas in his head, as the av to th e ir efforts by Ihe various spon ’Horning and Southern Oregon peo- were drawn nt the close selected their "Weedy F riend" for First Lam b Tongues tile enjoyed one of the nicest days of Names erage person has flu bugs— thous the session, Mrs. E lino r Force soring bodies, as w ell as by those whom they w ill do favors during the ands. Everybody talking to him individuals receiving work relief in f Hie year. and Mrs. Jack Frost receiving por year, the names to be kept secret W ilh Ihe coining of warmer w ritin g to him, phoning, w iring , anil The warm day caused Itchy tcet tions of Ihe cake, and Mrs. lei this manner. u ntil the Christmas plant exchange weather, lamb longue bunting is ex and hands for Ihe gardener and Walker receiving Hie salad which even “ I representative” , dropped in party. pected lo be enjoyed by Ihe younger many were seen digging in Hie d irt. |)n,j been prepnred in Hhe refriger- Benron-Foley Wedding The program committee has plan to the executive chamber to weep upon his shoulder—poor man. generation. And if you are Ihe first Eurly gardeners are going fo rw a rd ntor. ned a definite study outline fo r the> Solemnized in Medford You are lucky i f you have a job, in spite of the old adage—six more lo locale several of ihe flowers you next few meetings, and plant ex or an acre and a cow, and arc not w ill be able to have your shoes hull' weeks of w inter. changes and field trips w ill also At a beautiful wedding Sunday Reservoir to be Cleaned governor. soled uml heeled. Fred E. Jonnslon evening at the F irst Christian feature this year’s work. But governors conic and gov At Ihe close of the afternoon Mrs. of Hie Johnston shoe shop of Med Bonney to Operate Dine- The c ity reservoir w ill be clean church of Central Point, Miss Eul.i ernors go, and when they come Ilolderness served delightful re ford is offering Hie work tree to the Dance Place, M edford ed Sunday m orning and water in Benson, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Vic there is a wide acclaim and a b ig ’ first hoy or g iu io om ig a uouqucl : the inalns w ill be shut o ff fo r a tor Bursell of Central Point, and freshments. hand, and when they go they leave of i.illlb tOi<baes io 11. s Sllop. F. W. Bonney, who lias operated short time that morning. Marshal W illiam Foley, son of Mrs. Alice a $(¡00 o il p o rtra it hanging on the Ib is i ..... eighth year.M r. John Bonney’s G rill, popular e a t i n g Davis and crew w ill complete Hie Foley, of near Gold H ill, were mar Townies Beat Phoenix walls of the historic House c h a i^ ston lias conducted Hie contest. I.nsl place on the Pacific highway west work as soon as possible so ns not ried by "Rev. D. E. M illard. The bers. year the w inner picked a number of of Gold H ill, plans lo reopen the lo inconvenience water users. double ring ceremony was used. In a rough and tumble game play- That leads up lo a story. A story lamb longues on Lin coln ’* birthday place form erly known as D uri- The groom is well known in Gold ed on the local court Wednesday that shows how tric k y life is. Ilf# —February 12—-which was Ihe glidin'» located Just north of Med- H ill. He is employed as foreman ai evening, the Gold H ill Townies took TY-t.EES DIVORCED w earliesl Hie flowers had ever liven lord oil Ihe old highway. Ihe MeCaskey orchard on the old a close game from Phaenix, 37 to 30. takes ns up Ihe great gay w ay and then down a blind alley. Today, we discovered. In 1933 Hie w inner pick Mr. Bonney w ill continue to op Mrs. A. A. Tylee was granted a stage rond. The newlyweds w ill Phoenix led at the half 19 lo 17 but ! a ra lly in the th ird quarter put /«old proclaim and ordain; tomorrow, we cd Ihv blossoms on Muruh 9 which rale the G rill near this city, ac divorce from A. A» Tvlee in Circuit make th eir home there. was Hie Inte l (Ink iui finding Ihe cording to present plans. Mrs. Foley was an Instructor In H ill in the running and in the Iasi rescind and amend. Four years ago, Jud«» H. D. Norton's court in Med of Julius flowers, a bouipnt also being pick ’’’’T a " the election v aann The formal opening date fo r tin ford WWlnesdny. Mrs. Tylee is liv in g i the Medford schools for a number period the local team put the game we . opposed 1600 ed on lhal date the In st year of the new eating place w ill he announced in Gold IliJI while Mr. Tylee recent-1 of years and resigned nt the end of on lee by keeping possession of the j 1 eler' 0 ay wc are contest, in 1923. ly moved to Central Point. ' the first semester to be married. I ball most of the time. soon. (Back Pag* Please) (b y Mr». M arlon Lanca) • — hugt‘inF *
