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1 íTíjc (Sotó The Moat Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State ■ ■■ i... y L. g . VOLUMI» XXXVIII GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1935 ! ' §>5,2! _______ about: T r a ia d y la th a Naw «. A N T A M O N IC A . C A L IF — T o inc, the biggest, most tra g ic story in the week*» papers waa not a war in A frica, or a Mexican border raid, or the passing of a gallant Am erican soldier. It waa a little press dispatch from an Ohio town where a twelve-) ear old ho/ S Uvfl. Health Unit Meeting at Boye Home November 5 1 .»1 - - Grand Master Visit« Odd Fellows of District On Friday night, October 25, Grand Master F. M. Sexton of The Dalles gave all the lodges in this district an official visit at a gath ering held in Gold Hili. Every lodge was represented. They were: Ashland, Medford, Central Point, Jacksonville, Grants Pass, Kerby und Gold Hill. There were 75 at the meeting that listened to the interesting instructions and advice Mi v e i l by the grand master. At mid night all adjourned to the banquet room for a very nice supper. School Board to Buy Equipment for Lunches Oertrnile Stein, the |w>et, goes hence. School Notes For years I have been watting to Tiie first copies of the High aee these two massive minds brought tinder the same bulging roof, hoping S c h o o l publication “Hi-I.ights” then they'd take on a job which lesser were printed and distributed over In te lle iis could never cope w ith. I , tl,.- week end. We are proud of our wanted her to rvp la in Ids theory nnd I |I(, anij hope n„ , lnon.h wanted hlin to explain her poetry. Is IIS with a nice long circula I even had the welcoming ehoru* | ‘ tion list waiting for "Hi-Lights” to fixed up: For It's nlwnyx fa ir weather, when come olT the press. good mysteries get together, w ith Eln Basketball practice started this ateln on the table and a G ertrude ring lag clear I week with the Senior, Junior and NUMBER 30 1—- I I ! An electrically driven dredge operated by the M itchell brothera near Kogue River ia shown in the above pictures It in fed by a pow er shovel. The barge ia propelled by winches on deck connected by linea 1« stakes on shore. (G rants Paaa C ourier Photo.) Garden Club Hears Smolinsky Meets Fate Lecture on Bulba , at Hands of Kenaston T A LADY’ writes In, wishing to know , * * what thia country needs the . m oit. W ell, dear nindmn, let's see: W o u ld It be njnti- i ' • e n i v !•■ I I quit cussing the kind o f government they get, for long enough to go to the polls, Just once, and vote? O r more patriots who'll quit waving Old Glory long enough to help smoke out some alien enemy hiding In the folds of the Hag he hates? O r fewer of those nntl-Itooseveltlteg who it ll l go on the apparent assump tion (lint when the President promised to give huslnesi a hrenthlng sited, he meant sneezing spell? O r fewer of those pro Itonseveltltc* who slid think nny honest criticism of the mun In the W hite House Is Just the same ns breaking the second command ment? But. Indy, since you're nsklng me, 1 say what tills country needs most Is a M ae West Joke to end all Mae West Jokes. — DRAG-LINE DREDGE WORKS THE ROGUE A field trip to Grunts Pass, look the pluee of the regular meeting of tiie Gold Hili Gulden club this week when on Tuesday nine ladies drove Io that city to hcur a lecture on bulbs by .Mr. Tardy of tiie Tardy .seed and Feed company. A very instructive talk was hearu on the culture of bulbs and o:i forcing bulbs indoors, as well as itow Io force bulbs to multiply. Mr. in Medford Suturday. T h a L io n an d the L a m b . Tardy is an authority on this sub M A T lE lt whu gets Involved In Hose Crawford wns expected ject, and has done much experi * ’ It or how this Ethiopian w ar turns home from her trip East Wednes menting with bulbs, and his lecture out, watch motherly old Britain emerge was unusually interesting. day. She has been gone a month. from the mesa with something valuable Those making tiie trip were Mrs. — territories, concessions, mumlntva or Last Friday evening the Grange T. A. Robinson. Mrs. Frank Carter, what have you?— ti t ked away In her commodintia bread Imakela, Any time Drill leant motored to Wimer anti Mrs. P. E. Holderness, Mrs. Toney the lion and the lamb lie down to initiated fight candidates for them Boss, Mrs. P E Holderness, Mrs Cleo gether. the lamb » la 1« down provided in the first and second degrees. Gilchrist, Mrs. 4. D. Hcdgpeth, Mrs. it's the Itrltls li lion yoa'ro thinking of. Their lecturer put on a nice pro- H. E. lilankenburg. Mrs. W. C B o w lo-t those Who w ill, light the battles ' ariIlll ufter which dancing was en- er and Mrs. Geo. Dorman. and foot the hills. A ll John llttll asks joyed to sort of warm up. An ex A brief business meeting was held is a chance Io esrrclse the benevolent cellent lunch was served the visit after the lecture in which it was process of absorption, digestion and as ing team by the Winter Grange la agreed to ask the Health unit to co similation. There's one appetite has operate with the dull in planning dies. stood the test of the ages. Monday night, candidates from a party for the teachers of the Gobi Tor the valor of Iter sons, perhaps It ’s tilting that, as s symbol. England the Enterprise and Gold Hill Grang Hill schools in the near future. An ahould have lavi. lint If you're picking es were brought to Sains Vulley and . entertainment nnd a decorating something to typify her policies, nty given the third and fourth degrees, committee will be announced short- choice would he the tapeworm. A number of games were enjoyed ' ]y_ ¡,nd a date will be set as soon and lunch served to all present. as (he Health unit meets next week, T o d a y 's S toin Song. Elclion of officers will take place The next regular meeting of the tlIN G H never come nut right In at regular Grange meeting Satur Garden dub is Friday, November this fuulty world. Just as Pro- day night, November 2. All members 14. feasor Einstein, the scientist, arrives . . . j w ith a large crate or fresh relativity, should try to attend. Needs. 1 . The next meeting of the Hold Hill Health L’nft Is M-hrdulrd tor next Tuesday, November 5, at the home of Mrs. W. F. Boye west of town. The unit is anxious for a full attendance us a discussion for ways of financing the lunriirs for school children will he held. .Members are also requested Io bring pieces of flannelette to hr used in the unit’s work. The fa n ill) was on relief, the father out uf work. T here wua no food la A room at the Gold Hill school the house, no pennlee building is Io be equipped for the to liny any fond with. serving of lunches for children, ac The little chap owned cording Io action taken by the a rabbit. the parents voted that the rabbit board of directors Monday night. The board voted to purchase a must go In the pot to put strength Into the stove and dishes and to put Ihe Stoniurha of the hun rootn in shape for the work. gry brood. T h e ir son Th» local Health Unit will have wua hungry, too. Hut charge of providing the lunches Ills rabbit wns his |<et, again this year. Ills one posseulon. Ho he went and he hanged SAM S VALLEY NEW S Ir v in S. Cobb. himself with a loop of frayed clothes line. People. Including some who have Residents uf this section seem to plenty of It fur themselves, are given think winter is* rushing tilings a hit to Mi) Ing money Isn't everything bjs arriving in Ihetniddle of au Maylie not, hut It'll buy quite a lot of tumn. II certainly looks like win things. Jam a llllle money In that puor hnuaelodd would hove tonight a hoy's ter in earnest with near blizzard life. Ami a hoy, who an denrly loved ' weather Tuesday and the ground witli snow Wednesday, a dumb mid helpleaa thing Hint he died ' covered rather thun aee It die. might have i morning, grown up to tie snnietiody In a world which needs all the rotnpasaloii and all Prof, and Mrs. E. W. Etnpey were the loving It can get. shopping und attending to business W h a t T h is C o u n try . King W inter Makes First Appearance The earliest snowfall in manv years pelted down on Oregon Wed nesday anil Thursday, giving resi dents fuir warning that winter is just around the corner. On the low er levels the snow melted us fast is it fell hut in the mountains the flakes piled up into sizable drifts. Three inches of snow was reported Sophomore girls pitted against one in the Siskiyous and about ,8 in ano1 her in a so-called donut league ches has fallen already at Crater to determine the school chain,»ion- lake. ship. The first game this year is scheduled with Phoenix for the CELEBRATE HALLOWE’EN WITH PARTY AT CROFTS week before Thansgiving. No matter what nationality they are, Boh Kenaston, Gold Hifl wrestler, treats them all alike when he enters the ring at the .Medford armory. Bob's latest victim is Joe Smolinsky, Polish grunt und groan exponent. Kenaston squeezed the 4 otanuer into submission .Monday night with ms ^poweiiul “Chicago cruh” hold. L.p to tue present lime the list of victims on me local man's rec ord reads like a meeting of tiie i.eague ot Nations, lie nus beaten toy Aho, Ute l-iuti; Uahe Estes, the tlaw iian; Karastcs, the Russian; Jack Eondos, die Greek; Stnolin- sky, the i ’olander, besides a tium- toer of the boys from the States. FOOTS CREEK NEW S (By Mrs. Marlon Lance) Mr. and .Mrs. C. DuBois of Seattle Washington, who have spent their vacation in Southern Oregon for the past nine years, enjoying fishing in Bogue Btver left Saturday for their home after spending five days at Biviera Auto park. Mr. and Mrs. Vencil Cerveny en tertained Mrs. Lloyd Miller and her Sunday School class of girls and Mrs. Beth Bowers Friday evening, Local Rebekahs Plan with a dinner. Plans were made for to Attend Convention a Hallowe’en party to be given by at Glendale Thursday the Fools Creek Sunday school Thursday evening at 7:30. Every Members of the local Rebekah one is invited to attend. Refresh lodge are planning to attend the ments of doughnuts and cider will be served. annual convention held in Glendale Thursday, November 7. Bert Martin of Portland spent the Pearl Ferguson, Gold Hill, is week end visiting his brother, chairman of Ihe convention; .Mary Clyde. He was returning from a va Richardson, Central Point, vice- cation spent in Southern Califor chairman, and Ora Carlson, Glen nia. He also stopped several days dale, secretary-treasurer. at Klamath Falls with his sister, A banquet and an address by Mrs. Bertha Hewett and family. He Cora Heaton, president of the Re and his wife left Monday for their bekah assembly, are features of the home by the way of Bend. For the day. past 25 years Mr. Martin has been The complete program of the employed by the park commission convention is published on page 3 of Portland as construction fore man, spending most of his time at of this issue. Mount Tabor park. He formerly lived on Foots Creek and was the Student Body N ews son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John '(F rie d a Young, Reporter) Martin. The first six weeks of school have been completed and the report cards given out. Those on the honor roll for the high school were Maxine Holifield, Phyllis Miller, Violabelle Morrow, Frieda Young, Rosa Desim- ini, Frances Heames, Champlin Gar rison, Doris Johnson and Boss Tur pin. In order to get on the honor roll, grades must average two O' better. One student, Maxine Hoi: field had an average of one, which is exceptionally good. Students with perfect attendance records were Maxine Holifield, Phyllis Miller, Frieda Y’oung, Rós» Turpin, Champlin Garrison, Doris Johnson, Helen Dorman, Mae Nor ris, Merl Kendall, Gilbert Lentz. Kennethea Kegg. Anne Kegg. Char lotte Walker, Virginia Duncan, Syb il Walker, Jack Martin, LaVern Dun- gey, Raymond Blair, Raymond Bud- d i n , Elizabeth Davis. Lauraine Force, and Sylvia Shoemaker. The bout .Monday night did not prove to be the close match ex pected, although the men grappled for twenty minutes before Kenas ton was able to slip on his dreaded crab." Smolinsky was awardeo the full, however, as Boh did not let go of his opponent as quickly as Referee Frisbie thought he should, it was a matter of a few minutes until Bob had Smolinsky pinned again for the second fall and just .m y seconds after hostilities were resumed the Marine flattened Mr. Polander again. Kenaston's opponent for next •Monday night's curd has not been A student body meeting was held announced. Promoter l.illard being at a loss to find a man of Kenas- Monday to amend Article 1, Section 4 of the constitution concerning stu lon's calibre. dent body news. Lyle Thompson put in his resig Gold Hill Grange Notes nation as yell leader which was ac By Mrs. Soren Christensen cepted. Buster Mullin was then elected in his place to assist Phyllis Gold Hill Grange met October 24 Miller. with a very small attendance. Due io the deatti of Mrs. Griffiths, all The Freshman return party held decorations and festivities were last Friday evening was a great suc omitted. Mrs. Marjorie Pena was cess. All who attended enjoyed the voted into the Grange and given program and the games which were tiie obligation of tiie first and sec played afterwards. ond degrees by Master Perry Wait of the Live Oak Grange. In Ihe touch foolbnll game played On October 28, the Sams Valley here last week with Rogue River, degree team put on the third and our team was defeated 19 to 12. We fourth degree xvork, initiating a are having a game here with Phoe class of twelve. Among them were nix Wednesday afternoon, and we three from our local grange. Mr. and hope the score will be in our favor. Mrs. W. G. Howes of Glendora Gar dens and Mrs. Marjorie Pena, our Anne Kegg. who wns secretary- fifth grade teaaeher. Mr. and Mrs. treasurer of her class, has gone to E. C Fiene nnd Mr and Mrs. Soren Ohio to live wilh her grandmother. Christensen also were present. Lauraine Force has been elected to Three Granges were represented fill that office for the Freshmen. a, this meeting and each initiated i school teacher into the order. PRAISED TOO LATE All Grangers are urgently re quested to he present at the regular Atterbury, world war meeting November 7. This is the Transportation leader, first meeting in November, there Is dead. fore election night for all officers Abused while living, for the following year. This is of Honored when dead. vital importance to everyone. Why was he abused? Because well-to-do And successful. Leo W alker Bags Deer Up from Ihe ranks I.eo Walker, Gobi Hill high! By ability And hard work, school youth, has qualified for Employing thousands. membership in the “youngest deer Why not ring off hunters club." Last Friday, the On nbuse of successful men? final day of the deer season, Leo Unsuccessful men was successful in bringing down a ' Cannot pay good wages. four-point buck while hunting at I Oregon needs capital the head of Kanes creek. The deer With which to develop. weighed 140 pounds when dressed.! Why not encourage B? Miss Sylvia Croft entertained on Dorothy Straus and Wesley Mc Donough were attending the show the evening of October 30 with a in Medford Saturday nigh,. No, to Hallowe’en parly al her home on Sardine Creek. Games in keeping gether, though. with the occasion were played, n Don’t forge, our big carnival Fri treasure hunt enjoyed and refresh day night, November 1, a, 8 o’clock. ments of doughnuts and eider were The free Hallowe’en program will served Ihe guests who included Ver star, the evening. A few more at nier and Evelyn Martin, Virginia tractions have been ndded until Shoemaker, Eileen Shorb, Lavelle now it takes the entire school build Edington, Lorraine Force, Mildred ing to house the carnival. After Smith. Gilbert Lentz, Dale Clement, considerable maneuvering, the com Robert Mullin, Pat Becker, Jack mittee has finally secured the Texas Martin, Don and Laverne Dungey, hairless hound and the larges, bat Laverne Walker, Kenneth Ward. in captivity for showing. Also a Lloyd Danielle of Sams Valley, Hu show for men only has been per- bert Santos nnd Dooley Frye of fectcd niter much parclice nnd. wiUi Medford. Mr. anti Mrs. Arthur Du- the seven wonders of the world, senberry nnd Ihe hostess. MRS. MOORE HOSTESS should round out the evening nlce- HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY TO PAST GRANDS CLUB >y- ,n f'"’1 wp hnv^Irled to think --------- _____ of everything most anyone could r r Miss Mary Bose Bailey enter The Past Noble Grand club met desire—even a ho, tlog stand, serv- on Thursday, October 24. with Mn. ho‘ <*»««* with nice, juicy ho, tained a few friends on Tuesday evening in honor of her birthday. ... . . . 44. .. . . .d o g s , buns and mustard. Viola Moore. After the business jf rf)me COnie anyway; Gaines were played anti a good time meeting a social hour wns enjoyed, ¡f y0U wilfully won’t come, you had by Althea Betts, Virginia Ham, l.oreno Kell, Reth Reed, Virginia Miss Olive Turner of Los Angeles don’t know what you’re missing. Centers, Marian Binder, R e 11 y being the guest of honor. Those -------------------------- enjoying Ihe occasion were Mes- [ John Palmer of Crescent City, Shoemaker. Winona Dungey, Valen dames Mabie Ililtle, Emma Haff, California, came Tuesday for a visit tine Cook, Mrs. Marjorie Penn, Billy Not lax it to death. SPECAIL FOB SATURDAY ON Lillie Carter, Ella Carter Madg,? m ^is uncle, Ed Boll. John ex- Force, Kelley Clemen,, Creighton Thompson, Billy Reed, Ruzz Shoe LY—4 pounds Shortening 48c. Gold FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS Dorman, Lucy Mee, Elinor Force, peels to leave nbou, November 10 maker, Billy Pendleton, Buddy Hill Meat Market. BANK It Miss Turner nnd the hostess. for I.os Angeles where he w ill en Blair and Joe Smith. (Cox sanity Builders) ter art school Read the adsl Medford ■ U R S C M ra ROB T U B NEWS Charles and Pauline Champlin of Medford and Gene Miller of Fair banks, Iowa, were Sunday callers at the Champlin El Ora ranch. Mr. Miller, who spent the winter here two years ago with his grandmoth er, Mrs. Pauline Wahl, has returned for a visit with relatives. The extension unit of Rogue Riv- ■r, which includes the adjoining ommunity, met Friday for an all lay meeting at the community hall o a receive a lesson on “Buyman- ihip” which was given by Mrs. Dick strauss of Sams Valley. It was great ly enjoyed by the seventeen ladies »resent. Mrs. Alden Galbreath and Mrs. Effie Birdseye from here at tended the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Biles and »mall son, who have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Biles, are moving to Salem, Ore gon, where they will live on a ranch owned by his brother-in-law, Oscar Joelson, who with his family are moving to Ashland for the winter where Mr. Joelson will be em ployed. Mrs. Cloyd Dick and children, Eileen and Donald and Mrs. Effie Birdseye and son, David, attended a scout party given at the scout hall at Rogue River Friday evening. Fred Koster and Lou I.ingren were among the lucky hunters re turning Friday from Lake county with two fine muletail deer. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seaman and son Lloyd Jay of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Magerle and children. Rich ard and Bessie, Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler, Miss Myrtle Willitts, Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Cary of Rogue Siv- er were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lance and Mrs. G. B. Stead, who has been ill for the past year, and is staying at he home of her daughter. Nolan Lance, a cousin of the Lance Bro thers. stopped Sunday for a short visit while making a trip from Los Yngeles Io Longview, Washington. BUYS N E W D E L IV E R Y T R U C K H. F. Drake took delivery on a new Ford V-8 pickup truck Tues day of this week to be used in mak ing deliveries from his store. The new truck replaces his former car which was damaged in a fire two weeks ago. C IT Y BU DG ET APPROVED There being no protests at the budget hearing Tuesday evening, Ihe budget for 1936 for the City of Gold Hill was approved. Several other matters were discussed at the meeting and these w ill be taken up at the regular meeting Monday night, November 4.
