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Only 4 Mort Shopping Day» Until Chriatma» T h . M o.( T horou,hly Read W eekly is South.™ O r .« « , Pubi,.hod in the L ittle Town in the State VOLUME XXXVIII GOLb> HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER *9» «935 NUMBER 37 OFFICERS WORKING Large Crowd Attend« GOLD HILL TAX Espee Running Santa ON CHICKEN THEFT LARGE CROWD AT I own tend Club Social LEVY IS AMONG Clau* Special« Here CHRISTMAS PROGRAM CASES IN VICINITY LOW EST IN COUNTY Unite a large gathering attended AT SCHOOL W ED NES. Evan F. »fartln, of tbs Livestock Three extra trains are running the Townsend club social and dance Gold H ill ranks seventh in the list Ih c fl Service, Department of Agri held lust Thursday evening in the through Gold H ill to handle the in A large crowd attended the of ten municipalities in Ihe county, culture, unil another deputy were club’s room below the Odd Fellows P a ru U B e a rJ i a t L a rg a creased volume of mall and express Christmas program held W e d ■ in Ihe size of its tax levy, according 0 X N A R D . C A L I F . — D id it in Gold H ill Friduy where they bull. Ernest Rhondes, of Grants 4o figures released by the county Agent R. C. McCormick announced nesday afternoon in the school •pent some lime checking possible Pass, was scheduled Io speak but ever occur to you this m ight clues in mi attempt Io apprehend this week. gymnasium, and greatly enjoyed the was forced to cancel bis enaagc assessor’s office this week. be ■ happier, or, anyhow , a safer the person or persona who have Gold Hill's levy is 54.« mills, an One of the Santa Claux specials, as men! at the last minute. 0 . W. Han increase of three mills over ihe 1934 they are dubbed, is scheduled at 1 :3U entertainment presented by pupils land for the rest of us to live in if been raiding rancher’s poultry non of («old H ill, went in as plncl of the grade and high schools. those in high places were just a houses lately. bitter and presented some inter assessment. Eagle Point, with 49.3 P- m., and w ill make this a regular Appropriate music by the school mills. Hogue River with 49.7 mills, run until after ¡he first of the year. bit fussier about the criminals they Heavy losses have been eaperienc esting statistics about the Townsen orchestra led by R. A. Botts inter and Talent with 45.» mills are those let out and the aliens they let in? ed by a number of poultry raisers. movement. The other two are late evening spersed the program of recitations who levies arc lower. Apparently a 1 must any known raillcnl Approximately 15« have been stol trains. They made their first trips After the sp aking a “ feet social and group singing, and a skit, "The Butte Falls, whose property own through here Tuesday. fr«»(u overseas run drop la without en at the J. W. Fish place west of wus held and the ladies* feet went to Night before Christmas,” by high txtn< roirlatarad or flngerpriuted or town In the pust few months. O lli the highest bidders w ith «1.75 being ers w ill pay at the rate of 73.7 mills, The extras carry mail and express scool and grade students, was es naturalised or anythlnc. and make him er losses have ranged from a few to the lop price paid for a lunch part has Ihe highest levy, with Jackson exclusively, except in einrgency, pecially good. self at I k h m seen to the extent at try ville second with 71.9. when passengers are accommodated. several doien. ner for the evening. Later an old ing openly to under Mrs. Marjorie Pena led carol sing Medford and Eagle Point are Ihe Mr. K arlin suggritsd that poultry time dance wus enjoyed by the gath mine our government ing by the assembly. ering. raisers tattoo the wings of their Whereas, If all these Recitations by Louise Howe, Jerry over last year, the others showing Mrs. Ella Patrick wus awarded violent foreign-born fowls which is it sure way of iden varying increases, with Jackson- Rebekah Initiate Wed. Smith and Bobby Routh, were en- reds who lack rltlxen- lifying the birtls. The tattoo mark is the quilt made by members of the oyed by all, and each grade gave ville being highest w ith a 12-mill ahlp paper* were laid stamped on the under part of Jhe club. musical numbers or exercises that On Wednesday evening the Re advance. end to end. It would chirken’s* wing and can be re and The comparative levies for 1934 bekah lodge met in regeular session showed careful preparation Indeed lie a lovely moved only by taking the bird's eight, eaiiednlly If each wing off. Chicken thieves are very Sale of Tuberculooia Seal« and initiated Mrs. Irene Hendrick practice. and 1935 ¡ire as follows: "The Night Before Christmas" skit one had a illy In hla Progressing Nicely Here Butte Falls ............ 73.7 72.9 son into the mysteries of the degree. cureful they do not gel ahold of a hand. Aa for the was in pantomime, and was very There were about th irty members 1935 1934 average chronic of- chicken Hint has been market) in Receipts from the sale of Christ Jacksonville ... present and after the business ses real. LaVerne W alker took the part 71.9 59.9 Ihut manner. Mr. Ilu rlin staled, as fender against the of Santa Claus, Phyllis M iller, the mas seals to prevent the spread of Phoenix 62.7 55.6 sion a social hour was enjoyed, and Irvin 6 Cobb laws—well, on hla way poultry houses are able to identi tuberculosis, have been very grat Ashland .................... child awakened, Frances Reamess 61.8 57.9 sandwiches and coffee served. fy the birds If the thief should try , Into the penitentiary, ifying. reports Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist, Central Point ....... ......61.7 the mother, Mary Clayton and he« likely (O meet li I nun-If coming to dispose «>f his prey with them. 61.4 Yvonne Moore the other children. seal sale chairman this year. Medford ............. out. with ralensa papers in hl« pocket ...... 60.1 62.5 Holiday Vacation at I with Virginia Duncan as reader. So fur, the sum is only «10 less Gold H ill ............... and hope In bit heart. For him a aen ......54.0 51.0 LOVELY CHRISTMAS PARTY fence la Ju«t a pleasant week end back School Start« Friday ' Several others furnished Ihe sound than last year’s receipts of «41, Eagle Point .......... .....49.3 54.2 FOR GARDEN CLl’B AT among the boys at the old manse. I effects. and il is expected that the next few Rogue River ...... . 49.7 41.3 Classes at the local school w ill Hero today and gone tomorrow— GILCHRIST HOME FRIDAY days w ill see this amount sent in. Talent ............ .......... The stage was set w ith Ihe c h il ......45.9 35.8 be dismissed tomorrow (F riday) that a the grand Idea. Might I nmke dren and the mother in bed, a fire The cumpaign ends Christmas ao hold as to suggest there would he for the Christmas and New Year place w ith the stocings hanging * The Clcu Gilchrist home, beauti day, and Mrs. Gilchrist is anxious ’ r e C h r i e t m a s P a o e r more habitual criminals slaying In fully decorated for the occasion holidays. Many of the teachers and waiting for good old Saint Nick to to have the community keep up its prison If we had fewer parole boards Issued Next W eek students plan to spend the vacation fill, which he did when he came with a large Christmas tree und oth good record, and urges that every going at large? with relatives in other cities. School er Christmas greens, was the scene one who can, to make their rem it Because Christmas day comes on w ill be resumed December 30. but down the chimney tumbling out of of the annual Christmas party of tance in these next few days. ihe fireplace. The skit was cleverly Wednesday this year, the News w ill Old-Fashioned Ideas the Gold H ill Garden club lust F r i Seals not accepted may be return be issued early next week so that it Wednesday, which is New Year's rendered by all taking part. g ra P R E T A R Y «IF STATE HU LL day w ill be a holiday. ed to the seal secretary. Each teacher trained the children make« * atateuient no the heels of day afternoon. w ill he delivered to all subscribers in their room for their part in the Twenty-six members, and eight a ainillar atateuient by the British Tuesday, instead of waiting until foreign secretary. and. If y«u dig j „ wn children attended the affair, which Kenaston Loses Match SAM S VALLEY N E W S program, and all deserve much cred after Christmas for the regular through the diplomatic spinach under was one of the most enjoyable of it for their work, and the children publication date. to Wildman Ken Hollis which such utterance« are always the Garden club year. W aller Straus, accompanied by arc to be commended for their fina The paper w ill be published on burled, you It fln(, (hat neither nation M i. and Mrs. Harold Straus of Rich presentations. After a short business meeting, Bob "Marine” Kenaston and Keu its usual dale New Years week, how la d«*eply tickled over the plan o* Mond, California, arrived Friday the social hour begun with Lana “ Deadpan" Hollis, two of the ever. Jnpim to gobble up north China by evening for a visit with relatives Loren Fleming and what Is called politely an “autonomy Kay lllunkenhurg playing Santa roughest and toughest wrestlers in Anyone having news or advertis movement “— But If that waaat H r Claus to the other youngsters, and Ihe business, put on a terrific ing should bring it in not later than here and in Medford. They return Dorothy Shoemaker W ed ed south Sunday afternoon. fashionable name It could paes any- distributing their gifts. The Weedy brawl at the Medford armory Mon Monday afternoon. wheeo for an armed Invasion. Culeaa Friend gifts were then exchanged, day night. Hollis took two out three Silas Loren Fleming and Dorothy M r and Mrs Ray Holst were visit you're a etsteamun. you wouldn't be and many were pleasantly surprised . . t . falls» Io win the match after the Ellen Shoemaker, both of Gold H ill •M e to notice the difference. ing at the -John Holst home last to learn who had been their wildest exhibition ever staged at were married in Grants Pass, N o week. I or some day« the Impression has rriened during the I mj H six months, the arena. vember 23. The young couple are he«-n getting around that the Chinese Names for the next exchange w ill | Both men did more kicking, bit- making their home at the Alaska weren't au hot oyer the Idea, either The local high school boys basket , drawn at Ihe first meeting In ing. eve-gouging, and so forth than Well, the rabbit that's nhout to he ball team defeated the Phoenix team Auto camp. January, if the attendance warrants, has been seen for some time and absorbed by the python rarely does by a 5-point margin in a game at Members wishing to participate how the fans coaxed for more. allow any real enthusiasm. An ideal gift. A sewing machine, Phoenix Tuesday evening. State Gain« a« should give their nnme Io President This was only the second time new or used. Singer Sewing Ma Here’« the curious thing, though— Holderness or Secretary Mrs. I). De- M anufacturing Center that Kenaston has ever been de •Piwrently both our Mr. Hull and Ills chine Company. 3 No. Bartlett. Med Several members of Saras Valley English brother «till labor under the slnilnl before -Ihut dale. fenled on a Medford card in a long ford. D12-19 Grange attended the special meet The group decided Io cooperate series of matches. whimsical belief that a treaty by a Oregon and Washington have Chaplain Glenn Phillips of the ing of Pomona Grange at Eagle been steadily growing in im port stronger nation guaranteeing the In with Ihe health unit by contributing tegrity of a weaker nation Is meant to food for the school lunches. Each | Q J J F e „ o w D a n c e CCC conducted Ihe evening services Point Saturday night, and report a ance as manufacturing states, in be kept How quaintly old-fashioned member w ill bring some article of at the Presbyterian church in Hogue very interesting meeting Master Je comparison w ith the United States Draw« Large Crowd River Sunday evening. rome Fitzgerald and Overseer Wes as a whole, and in some industries, food tc the Jnnuary 3rd meeting P r l.o n P .tu la a e « . ley McDonough spent the night in such as lumber, canned goods, which w ill be at Ihe home of Mrs II ’T 'H A T on the asmiy day three Jail- D Reed, with Mrs J A B lair as as Clarence Garrett and daughter of Eagle Point. The I. 0 . 0 . F. dunce on Saturday flour m illing and pulp and paper, breaks should occur at pluce» as sisting hostess. A list of most-needed evening drew a large crowd from Klamath Falls visited Saturday with have made great gains, a survey widely separated ns Boston In Massa A good crowd is expected for the recently completed by faculty mem foods w ill be given in the Garden all over Jhe valley. Nearly «30 was Mr and Mrs Ed Shoemaker and fam chusetts, Nashville In Tennessee and raised for Ihe Christmas tree fund ily on Kanes Creek. annual Christmas tree party of the bers of the University of Oregon Muskogee in Oklahoum Is only to be club notice next week. Hostesses for Ihe coming year's which assures the children of M r and Mrs Geo Dorman and Sams Valley Grange Saturday night school of business administration ••'counted for aa proof of a growing Wavs of dissatisfaction with prison meelings are to be selected by a good tieat from Santa Claus. daughter. Helen, visited Sunday in when inexpensive gifts w ill be ex shows. Results of the study, pre Mfe on the part at the boy«. calendar committee Io lie named at the home of their daughter and changed among all members pres sented in chart and figures, appear How much better we manage In the first meeting in Jnnuary. Anyone WRC ANNUAL CHRISTMAS sister, Mr and Mrs A Raines, and ent. Be sure to come and bring a in the current issue of “Pacific gift. PARTY EVENT OF WED. fam ily of Central Point. » m e (tales I might name wliera It wishing to invite the club at a cer Northwest Commerce and Indus would seem a boarder has tn«>rely to tain dale are asked to cooperate by try,” monthly publication of the Mis« Vera Wigle and brother, mention to the parole hoard that ha’s telling the committee. Your sugges- The high school pupils are having bureau of business research of the On Wednesday the W. R. C. held geirlng bored with the accommodations ions as to co-hosless w ill also be their annual Christmas party in Ralph of Los Angeles, visited Friday a Christmas party Thursday eve institution. •iid crave« to go and sin » m e more. appreciated. their lodge room. At noon a polluck with Mr and Mrs Elmer Dungey and ning instsead aof Ihe annual Christ The university experts went back "Well, ao long warden." says the de Mrs. Gilchrist was assisted In serv luncheon was served, after which fam ily. They had been to Portland mas tree and program at the school-1 to 1889 for th e"starfof the compar parting one. “Hold nny mail that the presents were put in a large pan visiting and were on their way house. ison. where they found that Oregon com«« and try to keep my old room ing delicious refreshments which for me—the one with the southern ex- carried out Ihe Christmas colors of with a string attached Io each pres home. and Washington produced but one Word has been received from percent of the nation’s manufac ent, each meniber_4)ulling a string Geo. Hammersly and son, Bill, and poauro and the radio sot. It's not red and green, by Mrs H E Blank for their present?” After the parly, w ife from Sawyers Bar, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Straus that they good-by, Ju«t nil revolr.” enburg, and Mrs P E Holderness. tured goods. This proportion reach Ihe afternoon wus spent quilting. relatives and friends here and in w ill arrive December 20 to spend ed two percent in 1919, and today But no, those chaps who hlnated their wny out got wi Irritable they Those enjoying the day were Mrs. Medford. Lyle Thompson expects lo the holidays with relatives here an t stands at 1.8 percent, w ith a defi Iraag« Pul in Plana Just couldn't wall, it all goes to to spend his in Medford. It has been about two nite trend upward that indicates Iw Serena. Chile. Perhaps for the McNabb. Mrs Rose Gay, Mrs Hender return with them show that petulance never pays In this Bryan, Christmas vacation with his parents, years since Frank has visited here that the 1919 high w ill be reached tlrst time In history, mi Image of tha son and Ethel, Mrs. Edith world. Kindly tie patient, fellows, and. Virgin tins been plnceil In an «Irplana, Mrs. Ella Pntrick, Mrs. Steelman, Mr and Mrs Ray Thompson and fam and all his friends are anxiously and passed by 1939. the end of the » o n e r or later, the sentimentalist will ns an Integral part of a religious awaiting his arrival Mrs. Helen Shoemaker, Mrs Glenv.i ily. 50 year period. perfect a plan to inrn practically every procession through the streets of this Kegg, Mrs D Desimini, Mrs Daisy body bn • Immediately after convic TW E N T Y -FO U R HOUR SERVICE Lumber products, due to the town. f. O. O. F. NEWS Paul, Miss Alice H arper and Mrs on your Christmas Photos nt SHAN- tion. thus curing ihe present unavoid abundant raw material in the two Millie Wnlker. able annoyance of a round trip to the G I.E ’S STUDIO, Medford Bldg., Med states, have made the greatest gain, mil he switched right hack uguln at bOOSCgow. W ell, girls and boys, next Tues rising from 7.27 percent of the na ford. Make your appointment by the next change of the moon, being . . . Student Body New« calling 1308. Order filled same dav day eve is Christmas eve, and every tion’s total in 1839 Io 37.40 percent kind of feehle-mlnded Io start with. J o in t D e b a te , on R e lig io n . * • • (Frieda Young. Reporter) proof is selected. ACT NOW and boy nnd girl is welcome to the I. In 1933, the latest year for which A, < 11.\ I IK H lllis iA l, gentleman, In the basketball games played give the gift that only YOU can O O. F. hall to meet Santa Claus. complete figures are available. The A Laugh on Berlin. who thinks In* rend between the He is going to be there at eight next greatest gain is shown by pulp Y 1 T < > U I.I» .\'T It seem to sort of put with Glendale there the Glendale1 give, lines of on* of these squibs a hidden * * the laugh on somebody If wo hoys were again vicitoros. The sec o’clock, so be sure and be present and pa|>cr, which rose from 1.27 Mrs Floyd Lance and Mrs Don- inclining which I certainly never meant sent a lot of Jewish athletes—and ond team score wns 21 Io 19, and to shake hands w ith him. There percent of the totnl output in 1889 gall of W olf Creek visited here Sat to put there, writes In. challenging me there are many splendid ones sentiered w ill be a program and every one to 8.55 in 1933. Fruit canning also the first team 50 to 8. to a Joint debate on socio religious urday evening on their return trip around—to Berlin on our Oymplc team, in the community is cordially in leaped ahead, from the negligible grounds, whatever they are. Much and our learn mopped up? There w ill be no game here this from Medford. On Monday of this vited to spend, we hope, a pleasant proportion of .35 percent 46 years obliged, hill Ihe answer, briefly and week with Eagle Point. We w ill week. Mrs Lance. Mrs A Meunier Everybody In Hollywood turned out In a word, is no. Christmas Eve.— Toney, Ross, Sec. ago to 5.40 percent at present. Flour for a party lo II. O. Well«. I think play Sams Vnlley there Thuisday nnd Mrs Dale Norton stopped here So far ns I've oliserved, the only m illing rose from 2.84 percent to they thought he was n visiting pro evening. a short time en route from Medford person who ever wins a Joint driiate ducer. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON > 6.44 percent. School w ill be dismissed Friday to W o lf Creek. Is the one who takes no part In It. Sure sign of returning prosperity_ nfternoon starting the Christmas va A study of the resources and raw Furthermore, government statistics Mr and Mrs “Dots” Eddings of Eu Mr and Mrs Fred Baker are the materials of the Northwest, which women have started In ngnln. mnrrylng cation, which w ill extend through gene visited from Saturday until »how that the sum total of results the Mdlvanl boys. Barents of a baby boy born Decem should result in a comprehensive wherein n listener nt a rpllglous argu the following week. There w ill be Monday with Mr Eddings* mother, IR V IN 8. COBB. ber 10. 1935, weighing 8% pounds. planning program for the future Is ment became converted on the spot school the 30th and 31st of Decem Mrs Minnie Eddingfs. • N o rth A m e ric a n NwwupNprr A lllan e «. nnd Mrs The baby has been named Eddy In c - W N U Rorvlco from one side to the other consists of urged in the article. Such a pro ber, but no school on New Year’s “Dots” Eddings* brother, Wm. Kane. Hugh. Mr and Mrs Ruker are for the case of a gentleman named Eras gram should take Into account the Day. Mrs Minnie Eddings returned to mus K. Doowhlttls, residing nesr Wolf mer re adents of Gold H ill, but are possibilities which w ill arise as SUBSCRIBE FOR TER NEWS The high school is having a Eugene w ith them for an extended T a H J n d la i territo ry In the year 18891 now living in Grass Valley, Cali new products are invented and new «ï.«0 Iks Year Christmas party Friday afternoon. visiL fornia. -----------about: demands rise.
