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4 * Thursday, August 22, 1935 New Regulations for Auto Traffic Become Effective The Gold Hill News, Gold Hill, Oregon A ncient H iato ry » AHMY R EC R U ITIN G PARTY MEEK APPLICANTS H ERE On Oregon Farm« Page Five No Auto Fatalities in County During July on indefinitely. Traffic negligence is something that can not be cured in a short time. We have taken a long forw ard step In legislation by enacting the safety responsibility hill. II is possible, too, that we may soon have a safety glass law, de signed to eliminate the broken glass hazard.” An Army recruiting party con Of the 26 automobile accident fa slating of Second Lieutenant Hay Now, uiitl until June 12, the mo talities in Oregon during July, iiioml W. Sellers, 7th Infantry torist entering the intersection Sergeant Eldon E. Zinn, Company which brought the 1935 total up to first lies the right of way, hut a f Smok« Screen for Frost Tried K, 7th Infantry; Corporal Ignatius 140, none were In Jackson county, ter that ilate the driver on the (From The Gold B ill News D. Kubiak, company L, 7th Infan KLAMATH FALLS— An experi according to the Oregon Motor as right w ill take the honor. This July 30, 1010) try, ami Private First Glass Albert ment to test the effectiveness of a sociation, a leader in slate safety was |H)inted out by the Oregon Dil.uurenzo, Service Gompuny, 7lh work for nearly a year. When shopping, please mention State Motor association, whit li Eighteen miles in true hobo style Infantry, was in Gold H ill, Tues smoke screen in preventing frost At the end of July, traffic rec warned that the change prohuhaly on lop of u fust passenger train day, August 20, for the purpose of damage to large acreages of grain ords lor the stale revealed a de this paper. w ill eatch many automobile oper was Marshal lluinmersley's experi- securing applicants for the United during June and July when grain crease of 18 per cent, fatalities dur ators unaware. . . . . i * nc« Thursday night. Just before Stales Army. This purty, one of is in the blossom or milk stage and ing the same period a year ago hav ITie new right of way law was Ilort„ bl)U|1(| u rr|vr(, M(. two, is louring Oregon and south particularly subject to freezing was passed at the last session of the , ,,.rU<.y received a telegram ern Washington one-half day in made here this year on the fields ing numbered 171. A decrease also was shown in accidents, but the Oregon slate legislature. The old from Central Point telling him to each town and city with a popula of Long and Shuck Brothers, re number of injuries was slightly rule. It was contended, was found | ,,.urch , hrvt. who W((U,(, b,49 lion of five hundred or over. ports C. A. Henderson, county higher. confusing ,o many motorists mid found riding on lop und to hold Accepted applicants are given agent. The smoke was distributed In Jackson county, during July, Theatre — Grant« Pa»» made truffle court squabbles d if the mull with a certain Elgin watch government transportation to Port from an airplane. Results showed, accidents decreased from 54 to 13, ficult to settle. After June 12 the stolen in Central Poinl. When the land und Vancouver Barracks, however, that considerably more and injuries decreased from 19 Io law w ill be similar to thut con train arrived Hammersley told I ll- Washington, if they are enlisting smoke would be necessary before Friday and Saturday taineil In tho old "rules of the conductor to hold it while lie went for service in that area or Alaska It would aid materially in increas one, the motor association report ed. One death was reported in July BUDDY ROGERS in road.” on lop. Murshul Hammersley frisk or to Medford nnd Sun Francisco it ing temperatures. a year ago. Figures were based on T H E COLLEGE MUSICAL "Drivers when upprouehing high ed the men but they did not have they are enlisting for service in the w ay intersections shall look out for I j jtr watch. They were put off the Philippines, Hawaiian Islands, or New Cereasaa Gives Smut Control records compiled by the secretary ‘OLD MAN RHYTHM ’ of state. ami give right of way to vehicles truin, however. Thinking everyone China. If the applicants puss their L A K E V IE W — Luke county farm "Oregon started out this year i on the right, simultaneously ap was off the car, the conductor sig final examination und are qualified ers are reporting excellent control with a good traffic record,” said ' proaching u given poinl, whether nalled to the engineer to leuve the for enlistment, they ure then sent to Sunday, Monday, Tuesday of smut on oats and barley by use a statement by Dr. E. B. McDaniel, such vehicle first enter and reach slulion und Marshal Hammersley the station of their choice without of (be new improved Ceresan, says president of the motor club. "At ths- intersection or not," the new wus forced to hung on for dear life, unnecessary delay. K A T H E R IN E HEPBURN In County Agent Victor W. Johnson. the end of May we had the lowest law reads. This provision does not riding on top all the way to Grunts At (he present time applicants Charles Abramson of thr Idaho dis BREAK OF HEARTS” number of fatalities for any sim apply at uii intersection where and Grants Pass. are choosing duty in the Philippine trict, obtained badly smutted hann- ila r period in the past five years. when traffic Is controlled by tra f Islands with thr Coast A rtillery; cben barley seed In May of this “It Is necessary that every motor fic signals or police officers. Wednesday Only C. W. Marlin, traveling represen with the Infantry, the Field A rtil yeur and treated it with the new vehicle operator keep constantly A further lui|>ortunt feature, the tative of the Hogue itlvcr Electric lery, the Coast A rtillery, the Engi John Boles, Jean M uir in improved Ceresan dust four times in mind the tremendous destruc motor association explained, pro company, wus in town several days neers or the Chemical Warfare Ser as strong as recommended by the tive powers of an automobile and vides Hint "any driver entering an this week on company business- “ORCHIDS TO YOU” vice in the Hawaiian Islands, with company manufacturing the mate that he be constantly alert and intersection ut uny unlawful speed also on a game leg. the result of a the Infantry in Alaska; with the rial. He then sowed 8H acres with cautious. shall forfeit uny right of way collision while running buses with Coast A rtillery, the Mrdical De the treated seed, and now has on Mq|mee D t i l y ____ “The motor association w ill con 25c which he would otherwise have the “fats" when they trimmed the partment, the Quartermaster Corps excellent, Uniterm stand of barley tinue its safety work, for that is E v e n in g s _________ 3 under this subdivision." All other regular bull team two weeks ago. or the 29th Engineers at Fort Stev with no smut anywhere in the Kiddies a lw a y s something which must be carried provisions regulating the movement ens. Oregon; or with the 7th In field, according to Mr. Johnson who il of vehicles at intersections remain A line of pleasure bouts plying fantry, the Quartermaster Corps, recently Inspected the planting. (he same. on Hogue river between the pond or the Medical Department at Van Jim Ozamls of the D ry Creek dis One tlangrr attendant to the below the S. I’, railroad bridge ami couver Burrocks, Washington. P ri trict reports excellent control of change has been culled to the at a point ubout a hulf mile down the or service men discharged w ith smut on 47 acres of barley treated tention of motorists. Some drivers river is an enterprise which G. H. excellent character rating may with the improved Ceresan, and may believe that the rule rntitles Patrick imposes to put in operation choose duty with the Infantry in many similar reports have been re them when on Hie right to luke soon. A gasoline launch wus re China. ceived, Johnson says. Real Tough W ear Value« the right of way ut uny time, ignor ceived this week but wus not put in According to Lieutenant Sellers, ing the truffle on the left, accord commission us the engine was not all applicants must be ha-tween the Good Sturdy Brogue«— Value of Certiftcatioa Seen ing Io the motor association. powerful enough for the strong ages of HI and 35 years, be un Black or b r o w n ................$4.50, $5.85 and $6.50 ALBANY — Growers of English All motorists have been warned current. married with no one dependent up rye grass in Linn county are rapid W ool T rou ser«.................................$3.95 and $5.00 to look both ways, und drive slow on them for support, be in good ly realizing the advantages of hav ly, when upprouehing intersection. Fro»h Pant» (Sanforized) ...............................$1.95 phvsical condition, and furnish two ing (his crop certified. County Agent (August 6, 1910) The association stressed the im Cord» (Rough Riders) ..............$2.95, $3.95, $5.00 A. E. Kellogg tins week painted references as to good character. F . C. Mullen reports. Certified seed portance of the speed feature of a log sign for the Del Rio orchard. Applicants may contact any mem on the local market is commanding School Shirts— Excellent p a tte rn s, full the law, declaring that it is easy to The letters are large enough thut ber of the party calling every four a premium of 2 cents a pound over cut, color fast f a b r ic s ............ $1.15; 3 for $3.00 drive through an intersection ut nn he whu runs may read, whether weeks or call at the recruiting of the uncertified seed, Mullen says. illegal sliced and be in the wrong from the wuon road or from a fice in Medford. Sweater«— in brushed wool, b u tto n or Eleven growers, representing more even though on the right. Southern Pacific limited. The Del zipper s t y l e ............$1.75, $2.95, $3.95 and $5.00 than 700 acres, requested certifica Hio comprises 700 acres, all of 149 F.H.A. LOANS MADE tion for this year, and 973 bags of W eather Coats .................................$6.50 to $11.50 IN JACKSON COUNTY which has been or w ill be set to seed have been sampled and the IN TW O WEEKS samples sent to the seed laboratory Suedes, Calfskin, P ig Grain fruit. at O.S.C. English rye grass differs W ool Jackets— Cossack s t y l e .........$2.95 to $6.85 Insured loans for the repair and from common rye grass in that it Raphael Messner left Wednesday modernization of homes and busi for Portland where he w ill be a Is perennial. delegate to the socialist stale con ness properties, and purchase of eligible equipment, under the mod Saturday Only vention. Mrs. Mollie Harrison of Central ernization credit plan of the Fed HEX HEEL in Point was a caller at the Nell Doty- Stanton Rowell, Prop. Grants Pass, Ore. Fire of unknown origin burned eral Housing Administration, show “FIGHTING PIONEER” over home Friday. ed substantial increase in number about u thousand acres in the Kanes creek district Saturday and nnd volume in Jackson county dur Sunday and Moiiduy ing the two weeks ending August Sunday. MAHGAHET SELLAVAN 10. The report eomes from thr FHA H ER B E R T MARSHALL headquarters office in Portland. The Gold H ill cigar factory is in Jackson county banks and other swamped with orders. lending institutions reported a to THE GOOD FAIRY’ tnl of 149 insured loans, an increase (August 13, 1910) of 32 during the two weeks pre Tuesday and Wednesday Mr. nnd Mrs. J. U. Smith return ceding that date. Total amount of MAY RORKON in ed Monday to their home on Sar loans was approximately «44,490. MILLS OF THE GODS” dine creek from a trip to Crescent These figures include only loans City, where Mr. Smith’s parents re reported by banks and building nnd Wed. N ite Is Gash Nite side. They found the weather on loan associations. Finance compa Thursduy and Friday the coast disagreeably chilly und nies. it is estimated, are lending KARLOFF in were glad to get back Io the finest about 20 per cent of the money tills side of the pearly gates borrowed in Oregon under the “Bride of Frankenstien” climate of the new Jerusalem, as F.d Coop modernization credit plan. A check er would pul it. of modernization projects in Mult- nomuh has disclosed thut about «8 Earl Pankcy is home from Ap has been expended in cash for such plegate where he has hern working projects for every «1 of insored B. E. A D A M S with Stickle Bros., on the kiln in loans. That would bring the total At Mann’e Auto Service, which they w ill burn the brick for of loans to 175 or more and the 1729 Riverside, Medford th r new Applegate school house. total outlay for improvements to B UILD ER OF AUTOM OBILE around «475,000 for the county. . AND TRUCK BODIES Read the ads. They w ill save Medford bank* and lending as " If It* Made We Can Make It" you money! sociations have reported 139 insur ed loans for a total of approximate ly «43,000, as of August 10. FROM OUR FILES 25 Years Ago RIVOLI Back to School RÖX Heath’s Men’s Wear BARGAIN DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN! For a Limited Time You May Subscribe to The Gold Hill News for Last Chance SHO P NOW and take advantage of the Handicraft’s Closing Out BARGAINS Sale Ends Saturday, Aug. 24 Tourist Business in Oregon Best Since 1929 The tourtSts arc coining to Ore gon in greuter numbers than at any lime sinee the prosperous*year of 1929, according to figures from Salem. A total of 20,995 cars regis tered in the slate during July, most of them coming from California. Registrations of out-of-slate ears for the first seven months of this years exceed those of Ihe same per iod in 1934 by more than 4,000. Know what is going on In Gold H ill— Subscribe to The News and keep informed. 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