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W ifiuld Bill XeH» The M ost Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published hi the Biggest L ittle Tow n fa the State VQLUME XXXVIII --------------------------------n WORLD NEWS GOLD HILL, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935 N e w Y ork G ian ts W a n t C urt D avie An item of interest to Gold H ill sport fans is gleaned from the sport | pages of the daily papers which slates that the New York Giants baseball team has offered the Phil adelphia Nationals $50,000 cash and two players for Curt Davis, star Philadelphia pitcher and another player. So far (he offer has been turned down. Curt is well known in southern Oregon, having gotten his start In professional ball here when he played for the HO A team under the managership of M. 1). (Doc) Bowers several years ago. From Gold H ill he went Io the San Francisco Seals and was grabbed up from the Coast league by the Philadelphia team. Davis’ friends here are hoping that the Giants are successful in buying Curt as they feel he his entitled to a “break" In getting on a better ma jor league club. B ilee and D u senb erry B ob K en aston M atched Care C ollide F rid ay w ith R u ssia n L ion NUMBER 27 Robbers Make 2 Visits Here During Week An article ou prevention of auto Automobiles driven by l-ester At last Promoter Mack Lillard has accidents entitled “— And Sudden Dusenberry and Veltie Hites col matched Bob Kenaston of Gold H ill Death" by J. C. Furnas, which ap lided at the intersection of the Pa- with a head-liner on the weekly mat -N«wa gloauad fruiu «vaata of peared in the August issue of T ilt cific higlisvay at Kell's garage cor- cards In Medford. Monday night Bob IÜV WMk. «ud a Ullia cu tumaa I ner Friday afternoon resulting In w ill wrestle Al Karasick, the Hus- Header’s Digest has attracted nairt from the editor's viewpoint. sbrdit damage to both machines, slan Lion, who has quite a reputa attention tiiuu any similar plea b le * was driving east on the high- tion on the coast for his ability in ever printed. It is probably more way when the car driven by Dus- the squared rin g Kenaston has New that Brum, Hauptmann had been denied a relrial, pushes Iba effective than all the statistics, enberry pulled into the intersec- been throwing his opponents in w ar news of Europe Io Ibe back charts, posters, warnings and ap tion. Neither car was traveling fast one-two-three order for the past which accounted for the small few weeks and is expected to make L o o t o f M erchan dise and ground in America this week. This peals that have preceded it be amount of damage. a good showing against the more ex man, who few doubt planned and C ash T ak en in F ir st V is it; cause it arouses in each reader the perienced Karasick. carried out the kltlnupping and prim itive instinct of self-preserva C ity B u d get for 1936 : This week Bob won over Babe brutal slaying of the Lindbergh ba L ea v e G ood Clue in E arly tion from unbearable suffering by, was condemned Io death last C om pleted M onday in a match at the Medford armory. February 13, but has been fighting Man5 lurge corporations have M orn in g T ry. for a retrial on the grounds that the put into the hands of drivers; it Members of the budget committee H ealth U n it S ta r ts trial had been improperly conduct nas been widely quoted ou radio met with the city council in the A c tiv it ie s fo r Y e a r programs, inugasines and newspa hall Monday evening to complete' ed. His only recourse now is to ap State police answered their sec peal for a change of his sentence pers have reprinted it throughout the budget for next year. The bud- • The Gold H ill unit of the Jack- ond call in less than a week, to to life imprisonment; Io sue for s the country, and it has elicited un get was approved and w ill be pub son County Health association held check on Gold H ill robberies, when precedented editorial endorsement. lished in next week’s issue of the new trial because of new evidence; its initial meeting for the fall at they were summoned this morning The New York Herald Tribune News or appeal direct to thte United the home of Mrs. W. G. Howes, on to investigate an attempt to bur Supreme Court for pardon. Hope said, “It should be handed out with glarize tbe Jorgensen confectionery the Pacific highway, October 1. for success in any of these in every slap on the wrist in the tra f M IDW EST VISITORS PRAISE Much disappointment was felt on Main street. SA M S VA LLEY N EW S fic court as compulsory reading.” stances is meager, officials slate. Last Friday they made a trip ROGUE R IVER VALLEY at tbe inability of the president, The program and box social giv- I'he Stockton Independent wrote Miss Carleton, and Mrs. Green, to here to study clues left in the rob — And now for the w ar news. by the high school pupils at the "This most gripping dripping, rip Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Parshall and be present, but routine business was bery of the Hays tobacco shop on Yes, Italy has started things, seem school house last Thursday night ping pen picturr of the sanguinary daughter, Virginia, of Colome, S. transacted, plans discussed, and the opposite side of town, where ingly quite successfully. However, was very successful. The prograu. horrors attending this country’s Dak., were guests at thet H L.. Ken- work outlined. It is hoped that this $25 in merchandise and some cash measures which w ill cut her off consisted of songs by both the boys daily slaughter on the highways yionte from Thursday noon work w ill be as profitable for the was taken. from trade relations with a major and girls glee clubs, a monologu should be read in every school and unti, Salurday niornilig. They werc school and community this next In the Jorgensen case, the thieves ity of the 50 nations of tha League and two playlets, all of which were club.” The Wilmington (D el.) Star enroute to Berkeley, California, to year as in the past. Anyone inter were unsuccessful in making away are expected to be taken Ills week. very good. The boxes were divided said “ Every slate ought to supply a spend the winter. Enroute from Co ested, is most cordiall} invited to w ith any loot when they aroused Sudden Death' lome they visited friends and rela Only Ausria and Hungary have ob into three age groups and auction copy of ‘—And join and assist. Chris Jorgensen, proprietor of the jected to such action. Withdrawal ed off by It. E. Nealon, who is quite with rach motor driver’s license It tives in Idaho, Canada and Wash Refreshments of tea and many confectionery and pool room, who of trade relations and financial aid well known for his ability as a wit issues. It does for motor accidents ington, covering a distance of 3,400 varieties of cookies were served. sleeps in the building. Mr. Jorgen with members of the league w ill ty auctioneer. Everyone enjoyed what ‘All Quiet on the Western miles, and all insist the Rogue river Mrs. W. F. Boye and Mrs. Jean sen states that it was five-thirty greatly cripple Italv, most nations the evening and a nice sum was Front’ did for war. valley is the most ideal country Bo ye w ill be hostesses at the next this morning when he was aroused, believe. Italy, however, states that realised by the student body from The article starts out: they have seen on the trip. The meeting to be held the first Tues but the burglars escaped before be trade w ith league members consti the sale of the boxes. “Publicizing tbe total of motor- Parshalls and Kenastons were day in November at the Boye home saw who they were. tutes a small portion of her com injuries— almost a million last neighbors in Nebraska, a number west of Gold HilL Entrance was gained through a merce, and unless Germany, Japan A teachers reception w ill be held year, with 30,000 deaths — never of years ago. The following members and screened section of window above and the United States tske action al the school house Friday night, gets to first base in jarring tbe mo guests were present: Mrs. Esther the large show windows, and tracks against her, she w ill ont feel the with a program, games and re torist into a realization of the ap LATEST MODEL MAYTAGS Gilchrist, Mrs. M illie W alker, Mrs. where the man had stepped down loss seriously. The U. S. has al freshments of pie (preferably palling risks of motoring. He does BEING INTRODUCED HERB W. F. Boye, Mrs. Jean Boye, Mrs. onto the high counter were very ready banned inuitions sales to both pumpkin) and coffee or cider. not translate dry statistics into a Mary Hutchins. Mrs. Clara Biles, plain. Eveidently money in the pin Italy and Ethiopia, but it is food reality of blood and agony. Latest models of the Maytag Mrs. Birdie Edwards, Mrs. F. G. ball machine was the objective, and Plans are underway by the high stuffs that Italy is moat concerned "Figures exclude the pain and washing machine are being dis Phillips, Mrs. Emily Lively, Miss it was planned to carry it away school for a carnival to be given norror of savage mutilation— which about. played in Gold H ill this wees Lyndall Jacobs, Miss Parish and bodily, officers indicated, as it had some time in the near future. means they leave out the point. through C. D. Bean, Inc., appliance the hostess, Mrs. Howes. been dragged or carried over to the Tobacco-chewers w ill have some ITiey need to be brought closer and houseware store of Medford. door. Then, failing to jimmy the thing to aim at when they visit Ibe The ladies* club met at thè home home. A passing look at a bad Floor space has been secured in GARDEN CLUB HAS MEETING lock which was securely fastened, new $10,000,000 supreme court of Mrs. O. T. Wilson Thursday with smash or tbe news that a fellow tbe Gold H ill Meat Market, and AT C IT Y HALL LAOT FB I. they escaped the same w ay they building in Washingon, D. C. The a good attendane«. you had lunch with last week 1« models w ill be shown there for a entered, when they discovered Mr. 50 cuspidors purchased for this in a hospital w ith a broken back short time, during which an intro- ’ The Garden club met at the couu Jorgensen was aroused. Mr. and Mrs. Ei wood Abbott are w ill make any driver but a born building cost the United States Police took all available finger $1.283, or a little more than 022.91 the parents o f a (laughter, born last fool slow down ut least teiuporar ductory sales campaign w ill he in cil rooms Friday afternoon. The charge of M. Younger and M. E. j club voted to have an attendance prints, and w hile examining tracks Thursday. apiece. ily. Rut what is needed is a vivid Smith, representing the M e d fo rl! prize, name to be drawn at each made in getting in and out of the .mil sustained realization that ev company, which took over the ex meeting and that person to buy the window found clues which they Dick Straus returned home from W R.C. HAS AI L-DAY MEET ery lime you step on the throttle, the Community hospital Tuesdav death gets in beside you, hopefully clusive agency lor .Maytags in Jack- prize for the next meeting w ith the feel may help them put a stop to sou county last June. collection taken at each meeting. the numerous night visits being The W. It. C. had an all day meet o w n in g , considerably improved. waiting for his chance. That sin A package of soap w ill be pre Mrs. Bower’s name was drawn and made to esablishments here. ing on Wednesday with a pot lurk gle horrible accident you may have sented eacu lady luleresied m tbe she won a beauiful bouquet of zin A lurge crowd uttended the reg witnessed is no isolated lunch. The Indies worked on their horror. uew May lags wuo v u iu the dis nias. Gaining entrance by jimmying quilts. On Wednesday, October 23, ulur grunge meeting Saturday night. That sort of thing happens every play ai me Gold lu ll market. At the next meeting the plant ex the front door, thieves stole ap the corps inspector w ill be here ami A group of very welcome visitors hour of the day, everywhere in the Mr. Smith and Mr. louug also change committee desires to have proximately $25 in merchandise from the Gold H ill Grange were U. S.” the ladies w ill serve dinner. slate that Mr. Beau wiU be very each member have a list of plants last Thursday night at John Hays’ present for the evening as well is It went on to state “An enter several prospective members who prising judge now and again sen tpau to have people of this com and shrubs she w ill exchange with confectionery in Gold H ill. OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS munity visit the store in Medlord other members: also a request for The robbers evidently tried to Amethyst Rebekah lodge held its enjoyed the program, supper and tences reckless drivers to tour the which is one ol the finest house- plants and shrubs she would like to gaiif entrance via the rear door as games. The new juvenile grange October birthday party Wednesday, accident end of a city morgue. Bui ware and appliance stores ou the have. a window has been raised there the ninth. Honor guests were Mrs. met at the same time with Mrs. even a managled body on a slab, coast. In auditiou to carrying a Refreshments were served in •« and marks from a sharp tool Wilson as matron. Several new Belle Smith, Lucy .Mee and Pearl waxily porlruying tbe consequen members were taken in and a suc ces of bad motoring judgment, lu ll line of electric appliances such very inform al way after admiring were made on an inner door lead Grey. cessful meeting reported. The juv isn’t a patch on the scene of the as ironers, washers, radios, sioves, and guessing over several “weedy" ing to the main room. Failing to lood mixers, etc., tne stock includes gifts. force this door, they retraced their Tom Chisholm, who recently un eniles have experienced a verv accident itself. No arlist working The next meeting w ill be a splen steps and jimmied the front door oil burning heating stoves, and an derwent uii operation for ap|>endi- rapid growth and it looks like they on a safely poster would dare de unusually fine line of household did time to remember that “weedy lock. ritis, returned to the hospital iast w ill soon catch up w ith their el pict that in full detail. That pic utensils, dishes, and similar items. friend" if you haven’t done so be A quantity of cigarettes and to week end when he was again taken ders. ture would have to include motion The store, which was established fore. baccos were taken and a pin-ball Five new members were initiated pictures and sound effects, too— the ill. A second operation set for Wed It is hoped that a field trip w ill machine was broken last June, is planned to meet mod into. The nesday could not lie performed be in the subordinate grange Saturday flopping, pointless efforts of the soon he planned to (he Tardy Seed contents of the machine were tak ern needs of the modern home. evening. Those taking the first two cause a severe cold set in. As soon injured to stand up; the queer, and Feed store. Grants Pass, and to en, which Mr. Hays estimated Norman Burreson, grunting noises; the steady, pant as Mr. Chisholm recovers sufficient degrees were: have the manager explain the care amounted to probably eight or ten NAMED REGISTRAR Gerald Fitzgernld, H arry Smith, ing groaning of a human being ly he w ill be operated on. of bulbs for w inter blooming. dollars. Lloyd Clark, Ruth Sage and Mrs. with pain creeping up on him as The meeting October 18 w ill be Mrs. Maude Coy Robinson receiv Police did not indicate whether Nora Williams. the shock wears off. It should por held at the city hall w ith Mesdames they thought the two jobs were ed appointment as local registrar of tray the slack expression on the done By the same parties, but it Master Jerome Fitsgegrald was on face of u man, drugged wih shock, vital statistics on October 1. Mrs. Bower and Robinson, hostesses. is generally thought here they the sick list Tuesday night and un staring at the Z twist in his broken Robinson succeeds the late Dr. W. were. S tu d e n t B od y N e w s able to attend d rill practice. leg, the insane crumpled effect of P. Chisholm in this office. (By Frieda Young) u child’s body niter Ils bones are SHOWER AT BAILEY Mrs. Minnie Guy of Medford was A east of players under the lead crushed inwurd, a realistic por a business visitor here Saturday. HOME LAST FRIDAY ership of Mrs. Maud Grant, grunge trait of an hysterical woman with The freshman initiation party T IE S , P U M P S A N D lecturer, are rehearsing for a ploy her screaming mouth opening a Thursday night was enjoyed by all. *************»*%«***************«♦ The home of Mrs. W ilm er Bai The freshmen showed good sports Io be given soon. SPO R T O XFO RDS hole in the bloody drip Ihut fills ley was the scene of a lovely show manship by obeying their upper S P E C IA L S IN O U R her eyes and runs off her chin.” er in her honor last Friday whene classmen and are now full fledged GOLD H II.L GRANGE NEW S B E A U TY SH O P Death plays erratic tricks, too, Black and Brown says the article. People have dived about fifty friends gathered for the members of our high school. T H IS W E E K Gold H ill Grange members are no Kid or Suede The Glee club was organized this through windshields and come out afternoon. tified that the regular meeting for After the many gifts were ad week. Girls who entered are Edith F ree R in se with only superficial scratches. October 17 has been postponed un NOW This spring a wrecking crew pried mired delicious refreshments were Anderson, Sylvia Croft, Elizabeth 'with Shampoo and til thte 24th, oil account of the state Duncan, Delores the door of a car which had been served to Mesdames Veltie Biles, Davis, Virginia Finger Wave grange meeting in Central Point the Ruby Quakcnbush, Lucy Mee, Fred Drennen, Lauraine Force, Ethel overturned down an embankment 17th. This w ill hr an all day meet and out stepped the driver with Stone, Cleo Gilchrist, A. A. Walker, Henderson, Maxine Holifield, Dori* S p ecial P r ic e on End ing and a seating d rill contest w ill only a scratch on his cheek. But Josephine Robbins, Frank Carter, Johnson, Anne Kegg, Kennethea C url be held, the winner to have the hon inside sat his mother, a splinter of W. H. Ferguson, W. W Hittle, Joe Kegg, Phyllis Miller, Eileen Shorb, or of seating officers at a big meet Blair, Cecil Johnson, Jane Cook, Sylvia Shoemaker, Winona Shoe wood driven four inches into her ing in Medford November 13, when brain. No blood— no horribly twlst- Earl Cook, Laura Dungey, E. T. maker, Mildred Smith, Charlotte about 11)00 delegates to the national pd bones— jusl e gray-hnired corpse Ham, E. C. Fiene, Earl Croft, Mabie W alker and Sybil Walker. OPEN EVEN IN G S BY APPT. convention al Sacramento w ill at Our touch football schedule is still clutching her pocketbook In Taylor, Nellie Smith, Lulu Dusen P h o n e 265 tend. The national meet Is Nov. 15. her lap as she had clutched it when berry, .lim Clement, Lucy Edington, as follows: On October 10 the Jackson county Carl Routh, Clyde W alker, Ivan Thursday, October 10, Central she felt the car leave the road. Velma Milkowski grange council w ill meet at the Gold On the same curve a month lat Smith, Amy Biles, Ellis Matthews, Point, there. H ill grange hall. and Nina Dusenberry, Mildred W right, Friday, October 18, Phoenix, er, a light touring car crashed a Bernadine Arnold tree. In the middle of the front Jack Frost, H. S. Harris, H arry there. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Drake and Davis, John Friday, October 25, Phoenix, Operators seat sat a nine montns old baby Newnham, Merritt Mrs. George Dorman were visitors surrounded by broken glass and Smith, R. E. Blankenburg, Norman here. in Grants Pass Tuesday. vet‘ absolutely'unhuri.' A " ria l p ra c -1 a n d f*® - J 5" 1’“ 1’ and ,he Friday, November 1, Rogue Riv C IN D E R E L L A 44 S o u th C entral A ve. Miss Edna Baldwin accompanied ileal joke on d e a th -b u t spoiled by Ml“ “ B*™iece Cook, Maude Sut- er. (Place not decided.) B EAU TY SH O P her sister who has been visiting I J h o 'b -'b y < p aV iit e , sh h ".R H n i on ton. Netty Stone. Charlotte W alk Workmen are busy putting a ce M ED FO R D , OREGON here, to her hone. in San Francia- er, Mabel Dusenberry and Effe Pat ment floor in the shop room at the , 44 S o u th C en t., M ed ford I Continued on Back Page) ton, high achooL . .a and Comment A ll V ita lity $ 5 .9 5 $1.50 The Cinderella Shoe Dept.
