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The Gold Hill News Th«. Most Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, T - v VOLUME XL ■' Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State ■ JIJ GOLD HILL, OREGON Thursday, September 15, 1938 NUMBER 22 BOND ISSUE PASSES BY VOTE OF 53 T O 11 Large Crowd Attends Fair Hizhli&ht Local Fair Saturday Subscription C am paign Ends Septem ber 20 New Reservoir and Sewer Line Included .Much credit for the success of Next Tuesday, September 20. the Hit- fuir Ibis year is dm- to Ihe pa annual Gold H ill News subscrip per* of Hits section, 'Fhe Medford tion campaign w ill end. During •Mail Tribune anil News, T h e the paxl six weeks a year* subscrip Grant» Pass Courier and Bulletin lion Io Ihe News has been offered Over 2.500 residents of southern PRODI '('TH FOR FA IR and Ihe Central Point American al the bargain price of «1.00. This Prizes Listed For Residents o f Gold H ill went to for their fine xupimrt of Ihe event. offer w ill be in effeel until Sep- j Oregon visited Gobi H ill during BARBKCI K ARK DONATED the {«oils last Monday afternoon and They gave a great deal of public (ember 20, only. Anyone wishing Parade, Sporta and uilr ilny, Iasi Saturday, September voted in favor of issuing bonds for Moxl of the products for Ihe big ity Io lb«- fair and their coopera to lake udvanlage of this special W hisker Contest 10, und look mi iietive part In Hu- should slop In al Ihe News office free fair burbrrue held here Iasi tion I» greatly appreciated. the construction o f trunk sewers many activities li«-l«l throughout or mail in your remittance. F o l- , Many prizes besi<les the regulai and sewage facilities, a new reser Saturday evening were donated by It««- day to make (bis year's fair wholesalers operating In thia «11»- A. A. Hixon, who 1» located' lowing September 20 all subscrip premiums for exhibits were awaru the tuosG successful held so far, A trlrt. Over 1500 visilorx from all about I mile thi» .side of Itogiir tions that are not paid to dale w ill ed during the fair held in Gold H ill voir and improvements and exten sions to the present water system. festive spirit reigned Ihroughoui over southern Oregon were fed it llivi-r and E. It. Sanlo of Medford be taken from the mailng list. last Saturday. The sports prizes both pul on exceptionally fine di»- ' lli<- e ll) during Ib r «lay w ill) Ibr Hu- barbecue. were given out immediately foUow The vote was 53 for and 11 against plays of agate» In Ihe mineral ex SPECIAL NOTICE Those don.ding products inelud-: ing the sports, the whisker prizes the measures. 1 ch-hrali-rx Inking uli added inlet i-«l. F liilir»r-, all of tin- bread;: lilbil building at the rily hall. A w ill be paid by Earl Moore an.l Bond* for the new sewage system r \l 111 ru rll rv r lll. All -people holding bills against the parade prizes w ill be paid next w ill be issued to tbe amount of Kraft, Elkhorn cheese; S. und W .! great deal of praise was heard oh Tile it»»’» activities started al Goffer Go,, all of llir eoffer; Deck’ «1 every hand for this wonderful dis the Northwest Jackson county fair week, following the fa ir board «17,000 which w ill include several 10:30 w illi tin- liulf in ilr inirndr Bakery, sweet rolls; \ \ eslrrn Slab play. Mr. Hixon is located at (lie Imard should turn them in imme meeting. Judges for the paraile ano improvements. 22,000 feet of sewer which foriiird in frim l of Ib r city rs Gioi-cry, Ir a Cup m ilk; Stundby Bi.dxeve Spring mid slates that he diately, whisker contest were Moore Ham main* which w ill serve the entire hull mid wcndrd its way through Fonda, potatoes; Ileal Foods, bread w ill open a shop there »«ton where A fair board meeting w ill be held ilton of Medford and A. G. Jacks«,n city w ill replace the present inade llir c ilj streets Io lile lunes of nod butler pickles; Snider's Cream hr w ill have Ihe best display of Monday evening, September 19 at and H. E. Blankenburg of Grants quate sewer. A new sewage dispos Sieve Whipple'» Juvenile bund of cry, liu llrr; Grover's Hairy, butter agalex in Oregon. Ihe city hall and all hills that are Pas*. al plant w ill be built west of town Xtedford. The purude hulled .0 in w ill he paid following Dial «late. Parade prizes Includeo: best and Ihe two present septic tanks hell*» rurner w here Mix* \A inou i The school had a fine display al This is the last meeting o f this float, first. Gold H ill Grange, «15; CANNING JGIX.KS COMMRNTK w ill be «lone away w ith. A P.W.A. Hungry was crowned quern for lh< the fair this year, considering the year's fair board and all members second. Girl Scouts, «2; Best Cos grunt of «21,000 has been applied day by A. A. W alker, acting in je- Judges of the cunning deport fact that they had only a short are urged to attend. tumed Adult, Earl .Moore, «5; Best for and these funds w ill also be bulf of the fnlr board. She was at- ment of the Gold H ill fair have of week to prepore their exhibits. Costumed Child, Fern McCoy, «2: used in this improvement. tended by f >ur punt-esscx, Sybil fered the following suggestions; The entire student body, members LO( Al. MERCHANTS DONATE Most Humorous E ntry, Mr. and Bonds to the amount of «9,000.00 W alker, Dorothea Duncan, Myrtle of the school faculty and Superin* CASH FOR PARADB PRIZES 1. Judges do noi judge fooilx in Mrs. T. A. Robinson, «2; Best Dec w ill be used in the improvements M inn mid l.aVerne Parkhurst. A< tendent D. II. McGuire cooperated unclean containers. orate«! Bicycle. Vonnie Moore, «2: to the city water system. These im lid» lime the key to (lie city was Gold H ill merchants generously Best P e t 2. Liquids should not come high in many ways in helping w illi the Entry, Golden Crest provements call for repairs to the turned over Io F a ir board chairman er than the line made by neck and fair and were responaible in creat donated rash for prizes in the fair Ranch, «2. present reservoir, including, w a te r ing u great «leal of interest in llu- d a /p a ra d e held here last Saturday. W aller M< I «-an by Mayor Cleo G il shoulder of jar. Sport prize winners were as fol proofing and roofing. A new cov christ. annual event. Those donating included: 3. Pack eon. eiitrieally when pos lows: Wheelbarrow race, first. ered reservoir w ill be built w ith a Ilium diutrly following tb r par sible. Parker's Auto Camp. «1.00; Von Merritt Davis, luggage carrier; 100 capacity of 200.000 gallons of water. Tills year a new feature of the Pegert. «1.0«; Oaks Lunch. 50c ade Interest wax eenfere«! in (he 4. Blemished fruits or vegetables v urd dash, 30 years or over, W il 2.500 feet of 5 inch mains w ill be fair was a community Imotli which Eskew Service Station, «1.00 judging of Ib r w hisker context id w ill s | mi || all otherw ise |»crfe'-l mer Bailey, blanket; Child calling replaced with 6 inch mains. was entered by the residents of I Lentz Barber Shop, 50c; Drake* the rily bull. Everybody enjoyed pack. All work w ill be done by local Beagle. This community hod a very Grocery, «1.00; Kell’s Garage. «1.00 contest, first, Mrs. Tom Robinson, Ibis purl of Ib r duyx program with 5. Fuzzy fruit, ragged edges und shadow lamp; second. Mrs. Eva labor as far as possible and Ihe two attractive booth in the land pro Gold H ill Market, «1.00; Becker- the w h o k e rn l gents pulling on an cloudy liquids are not so good. Smith, slew kettle; hog calling projects w ill require about four duct» huibling and many of the (■■■prompt <1 entertainment.'** ‘ fi. Jelly should be clciirf no crys Gdr visitors were surprised an.l Drug Store. «2.50; O. K. Pastim« . ontesL first. Mr. Bigham of M e l months. T h e improvements w ill «2.50; Gold H ill Supply Co., «1.00; I A complete spur Is program was tals In it, and easily cut mid should pleased at the fine showing m ade) Gold Hill Hardware. «1.00; Ace of ford, blanket; second, D. E. W il comply w ith specifications o f the held during the lift rnoi -i. starling hoi«) its »hope when cnt. by this section. It is fell there wilt Spades, «1.00; Coy’s Service Sta son. «2 merchandise; rolling pin state board of health when com will) llir la ir s mol oilier eoniprli- 7. In rases of “cold hath” length throwing contest Donna Straus. pleted he more community booths next tion, «1.00. llon 11I 1:00 o'clock, hollow ing of time should In- on labels. Pilcher; girls foot race, Millie Ros- year. these events Sum Valley played llir H. Entrants should consult books eerans, bird rage; boys foot race, GOLD HILL FAIR BOARD MEMORIES Medford hiding A ru J in iy e u polo and ns«- jars of specified sizes. 12 years or under, Roland Rose- SAYS “THANK YOU” KENASTON WINS LIGHT game und Ib r Gold H ill baseball 9. Corn should slip in jars. Spin erans, ball; boys foot race, 12 yrs. HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP There is a fair conies to our town. Irani played Ihe Grunlx 1'nsx Mei ■ teli, corn, peas, squash, should not i or over, first, George T e rrill, 2 The members of the fa ir board It conies 'round once a year: rhunlx. Gold H ill drfruled lilt ’«• narked loo tightly. The heal , double passes to the Craterian; of the Northwest Jackson county- Word was received here last week And when the darn thing is over Merchants II to N in 11 fast game. 'oesn't penetrate the foods Ihor second, Sherburn Bowers. 1 double fa ir held in Gold H ill last Saturday that Boh Kenaston. life time resi The folks are tired and drear. a x the main attraction of It). -uchly. pass to the Craterian; 100 yard September 10, take this means of dent of Gold H ill, hail rereived the fair a real feed wax xtageil in In« There were exhibits from the dash, first. Delos W alker. «5 book extending their personal thanks to light heavyweight championship of evening in Ihe form of Ihe annua farmers TOWNSEND MEETING of Theatre tickets. all those who had any part in pro the world when he took Dude Barlin ue. Itv actual count ove And from the city folks \A inners in the whisker contest moting the success of the fa ir this Chirk with his Gold H ill crab. Ken 1500 visilorx were fed al this cv 'nie members of the Gold H ill And some of Ihe concessions included: longest beard, any trim, year. They especially wish to aston took two out oí three falls in enl, tin- most people Io ever alien Are very crude as jokes. «'ownsend club w ill meet Thursday grown from July 30. 193« until fair thank: a match in Hollywood last Monday The menu consisted of barbecue« vcnlng, September 22 at the home •lay. first, Bryan W ard; second, The judges in the various d ivi «•veiling, .September 5. The ladies had their sewing. berf, not ntoes unde brown gravy •f Al Pelletier. Everybody is In - Earl Moore: third. Bud Smith: sions. Tin- fight was short and snappy| Their knits und tats you see. sanitwicb«-«, pickles, cheese an- ited to attend. The merchants of Gold H ill and with Kenaston using his Gold H ill But Ihe part they call the Barb-a-q fourth. Rill Ferguson; booby prize, coffee. Hue Io the large crow« Ernie Kell. Most attractive or uni .Medford who contributed cash and crab for one fall, and then repeat Is what appeals to me. H i t - last several Imndred prop! VOTERS REGISTER que beard, any trim , grown from merchandise prizes. ing the order for Ihe deciding fall. were served a barbecued saudwiel A ll committees that helped in July 30, 193« until fa ir day, first, The kiddies had their races and eoffee. any way to prepare for the fair. Mrs. II. D. Heed has been ap- The men their whisker show R. L. Kenaston; second, Tom Smith! A UC TIO N SALE Early in Ihe evening -in Improim All people who donated their minli'il registrar of Ihe voters in And where they got that certain third, George Dorman; fourth, Ross III iMigrmn was held in the Arts am gray his dislriet. Anyone wishing to Faber; booby prize, Bernard Gov buildings and vacant lots fo r the Tony Engel, who lives near the Hobble» building and was in chnrg use of concessons. ernor. Just strangers want to know. egister should do so soon. mouth of Foots Creek is holding of Miss Helen H u rt/. During III Mr. Ellis of Beagle who had an auction sale at his home there, progrmn Ihe accordion band laugo Mr. and Mrs. O. It. Penney and Monday September 19, at 2:0n The exhibits were full of produce. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Von Pegeri charge of all of the wiring. by Mrs. Hurry Prentice of Medfori The accordion band of cheer. All organizations and individuals ’ill of Hogue River where Satur- o clock. The Engels are leaving for and Bertie Crook visited friends in pluyed several selections. And now the show is over who entered exhibits, concessions luy guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. California soon and are offering Grants Pass Tuesday evening. The day's activities were brough For 'bout another year. or booths. Kenaston. many bargains at this sale. brought Io a fitting close w ill) thi Ed Scislowski VILLAINOUS PAIR LOOSE liig fair night dance in Ihe Gob POT-LUCK DINNER TEAM MATCH MONDAY TOIF Q U E S T IO N BO X H ill pavilion with the dnrtee flooi packed to capacity. Jack Rcnnili The members of the Gold H ill In a rough and ready team HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? and his orrhestrn of Grants Pas Garden club w ill hold a pot luck match which lusted Ihe full houi furnished music f o r the dunce Answers to these questions w ill be in the Medford Armory Monday dinner on the city hail lawn this which lasted from !l until 2. found on the buck page Friday evening. AB members of night, Pete Belrastro and Tigei Ihe club, their husbands and fam Tsakoff lost their match three fall SEDAN AND TRICK 1. For what are Hie Bonnevlile ilies are cordially invited to attend. to nothing to Paul Murdock and Al COLLIDE IIEAD-ON Salt Flats of I'la h known? Moving pictures w ill be shown fo l viii B rill, cleanie pair who ha, 2. AAliat in Ihe sporting world is lowing the dinner. the applause of practically the en Mrs. Ludwig Christinxun of Em known as i ’liv Thunderbolt? tire audience. The first fall cam« pire, Oregon, received severe culs 3. For what did Clua-les E. Mc after about th irty minutes ofw res on one leg and slight bead injuries Donald of Los Angeles, recently tling w ith Tiger »he first man eli us tbe result of a lieail-on aiilomi«- become known in the news? ble collision on Blackwell bill, minuted and Pete following short 4. For wind is Saratoga Springs, ly afterward. In the second stanza near Gold H ill, at 2:30 p. in. Sat New York, noted? Bclcastro and Tsakoff, who had urday. 5. I-'o r what was Frank M. JACK M A R TIN and L A V E L L E not exhibited the best of team work E D IN G TO N saying it seemed liko Tin- left front tire of a truck br Hawkes known in Hie news? earlier in the match, became ex old times when they got to duneu ing driven southward by Nick Ros <». In what city is ¡i search being ceedingly displeased w ith each together at the fa ir night dance, si blew out causing bis vehicle to made for the "torso" killer? other a n «I Belcastro repeatedly again. veer across the highway straight 7. For wind is Edward (’«. Hob shoved his partner at Britt and into Ihe sedan driven by Mr* in.xon known in Hie news? Murdock, and even exchanged a Christinson's liiihaiul, stale ixilice N. For what was 'Dutch Schultz* E R N IE K E U , causing quite a few punches with the Tiger him commotion when rumors started reporled, She was taken to a Me«l>- of New York, known in Ihe news? self. Pete was finally eliminated around about a pending marriage. ford hospital. Their ear was hadlv 9, Of wlial large city was W il and Tiger managed to hold his own damaged. liam Hale (Big Bill) Thompson w ith the other two grapplers for once mayor? F air Board chairman W A LTER Uns Dorman and Delos Walkci about five minutes, when the time MeCLEAN 10. Has a successor been appoint wishing n e x t year bell saved him a second fall. left Tuesday night for a trip ed to fill the Supreme Court va would roll around fast so he could The opener saw action between get started on another fair. through California, Texas anil Mex cancy caused by Hie death of Jus ico. They plan Io go as far south tice Cnrdnzo? Strelich and Sebastian in a six- as Mexico City and w ill return to round bout, the laurels going to 11. What and where is Helgoland? NADHA LY N N remarking to her Strelich who took falls in the see- (whiskered) dad, “Get away from Gold H ill ubout the first of Octob 12. Of what state is M illard E. ond and sixth rounds. Sebastian here, strange man, my Daddy w ill er. Tydings a senator? garnered one fall in the fourth. be coming home soon," September Subscription S P E C IA L The Gold Hill NeAvs 1 year-$1.00 77ie Spy •G lass
