The Gold H ill News, Gold H ill. Oregon
THE GOLD HILL NEWS
Thursday, October 13, 1933
T ra ffic Deaths Show
Decline In September
was firs t applied in F ebruary, 19
I 19, when Oregon led the nation hi
application o f such a levy.
Established 1897
Esael figures representing gross
A to ta l o f tw e n ty -fiv e m o to r vc-
When
shopping
fo r
burg, mix
' h id e tru ffie deaths in September receipts under a ll existin g laws im - drop in Io the Grants Puss tk iig a ln
Published by M ac’s Printing Co.
shows a deeline o f ten fa ta litie s ns | awing such a lav was, on Septem House and you w ill fin d big barg
WALLACE G. IVERSON, Editor and Business Manager ; compared
w itli the same m onth of ber I, $101 «556,395,55. Refunds am ains in a ll kinds o f new uud svv-
ounted Io $10,219.262.66; a d m in isl- ond-liH iid m ereliandise, E.xpei lull.,*
a year ago, and a net reduetion o f
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests 01 twenty seven lives fo r the firs t ten u d ite expense to $275.564.43. The fu rn itu re , logging, m in in g uud urn
months o f I9.'t6 over 1937, E arl rem ainder w ent to the stale high- implem ents.
Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity
i way fund.
Gel o u r price- on b u ild in g ma
Snell, Secretary o f Slate, reported
A utom obiles are scarce In W heel- te ria l, in clu d in g No. 1 cedar shing
!
this
week.
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y
. o r county. A ccording Io records les, paints, fu ll lin e o f plum bing,
Accidents in w h ic h only one car
E ntered at the Postoffice at Gold H ill, Oregon, fo r transm ission through was involved claim ed the largest obtained by the Oregon Stale M otor new and used pipe, barb w in an<i
! association, only 661 curs w ere reg th ic k e n fencing.
the mails as second-class m atter.
j i unibec o f these deaths, w h ile eol-
istered there in 1937, the fewest of GRANTS PASS BARGAIN HOUSE
| lisions w ith o th e r cars o r |iedes-
any county in the slate.
624-620 South Olli Street
Subscription $1.50 a y ear in advance
A dvertising rates on application
•ian.x ranked second ami th ird ,
Cost o f co lle ctin g and a d m in is Phone 6«
Grants Puss
ecrelary Snell's campaign against
te rin g an income o f $11.161,253.60
eilestrian
accidents
is
show
ing
re-
eongestion
d
u
rin
g
the
firs
t
weeks
Unemployment W orkers
SHOES AND MORE SHOES
tilts in that only 16 |>er cent o f a ; iro m gasoline taxes in Oregon dur-1
o f January.
Given 2 Weeks in New Year
Rest bargain ever know n in good
N early 27,000 insured
w orkers total o f lilt tr a ffic fa ta litie s in the in g 1937 was $37.366.17, records re-
w o rk stioes.
have been paid in fu ll fo r 1936 ben last three m onths were |iedestri- reived hv the
Oregon Stale M otor GRANTS PASS BARGAIN l l " l SE
Unemployed Oregon w orkers el-1
e fits and many o f those w h o are >ns. Last year pedestrian fa ta litie s Association show.
ig ih le fo r new jobless in s u ra n c e
634-636 South fllli Street
«Pled a ll o th e r types <>f accidents!
unemployed are expected Io file
benefits January 1 w ill be given an
I new claim s d u rin g O ctober and nil claim ed 34 |>er cent o f a ll Ira f- ’
B K A I’T IE I I, PERSONAL C h rist-
o p im rtu n ily to acquire (w o w a it
Lost: fender m arker, orange and.
c deaths.
i November.
mas (.a rils w ith Envelopes. F ifty
ing p e rio il weeks in advance o f
The necessity o f v ig ila n t d riv in g 1
(in fro n t o f the News o f- fo r a d o lla r, yo u r name p rin te d on
the new year.
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irlie u la rlv at night is show n In [ flc »‘ Sunday m o rn in g ). Reward for cacti. Assorted lovely designs. O r
Claim deputies in the 22 fie ld Predatory Anim al Control
le fa d that over s ix ty |ie r cent i f re tu rn to News o ffice .
d e r early. N ichols and Co., Rock-
offices have been instructed by t ! i- M aking Great Progress
i hose persons k ille d in September
m a rl, Georgia.
commission to p e rm it unemployed
exulted from areidents o -e u rrln g
e lig ib le w o rke rs to register fo r 19-
F o r Sale o r T rade: 2 o r 3 sec.
. . . . . .
,
.i
W ith the a d d itio n a l help made •fte r n ig h tfa ll. Poor v is ib ility re
39 benefits d u rin g the fin a l q u a rt- |)ossibl(.
W orks
sp rin g tooth h a rro w . It) In d i ease
c itin g from
w eather co n d ition s,
E leelrie W irin g
er o f th is year.
plow lik e new, small range, healer,
gress A d m in istra tio n grant io em g la rin g headlights, and the d a rk - r
E leelrie Fence U n its
F ilin g o f (he new claim s in ad
.12-46 m arten rifle , eream separut-
p lo y trappers, p re d a to ry anim al i'lo th in g w o rn
by pi*<’-*strians In
vance w ill perm it the ce n tra l o f
c o n tro l w o rk in Oregon is again ‘ he fa ll season are co n d ition s ev-
H. B. ELLIS
fice to compute m axim um benefit
i m aking sig n ifica n t progress
a fte r je r y m o to rist
should p a rticu la r I-
amounts fo r 1939 p rio r to the tu rn
LIC E N S E D LOCAL
Ihe slump caused by lack o f funds guard against, w arned Secretary o f
o f the year and thus elim inate
i d u rin g the depression years. D r. State E arl Snell.
E L B C T R IC IA N
W. H. L ytle , slate ve te rin a ria n , r e
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E le c tric M otor R epairing
I ' V V W W t t V V V V M t V V M V W V t V M t t t V t to rte d th is week.
Hundred M illion
State departm ent o f a g ric u ltu re p , , ,
_
'W rile a few lines to suve
Theatre — Grants Pass
records show that the July “ take' » a it » In Gas Tax
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m any dimes'*
c f predators made big inroads in to
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Now
P
laying
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BEAGLE. OREGON
coyote numbers. F our hundred and
I he stale gasoline tax " k il t y ” in-
I
tk-orge
B
rent,
G loria Dickson )
lo rty - fo u r o f the anim als w ere k i l l - ¡1° w h ic h Oregon m o to rists have
H um phrey Bogart in
u rin g Ihe m onth. O ther animats hated to help b u ild Oregon’s sys-
taken include 39 bobcat, eight bear e,n o f highw ays sw elled w e ll be-'
“RACKET BUSTERS”
yond Ihe $100.006,600 m ark w ith
ind miscellaneous o th e r animals.
A ll w oolen garments cleaned
H unters paid through funds o f ’Ihe a dditions o f funds fo r Ihe
Prevue Sat. Nite. I I p m, Oct. 15 |
by us are m oth proofed al no ;;
DR . O. H . S C H E E T Z
the departm ent and cooperating month o f August, according to rec
extra cost.
T H E JONES FAM ILY IN
i ountics were responsible fo r bag ords received by the Oregon State
Optom etrist
“Safety in Number«”
ging 374 predators, and W PA tra p Yfolor association.
FRENCH
LAUNDRY
AND
E Y E S IG H T
S P E C IA L IS T
This figure, it was pointed out, i
pers accounted fo r 119 d u rin g the
DRY CLEANERS
Sun, Mon, Tues,
Oct 16. 17. 16
m onth, the latest fo r w h ic h figures represents pennies gathered fro m
606 East II St, across fro m
Ring
Crosby,
Fred
Mi Murray
each sale o f gasoline to users o f
are available.
Golden Rule i i SI. entrance
Pick up and d e live r tw ice a
E llen D rew.
Donald O’C onnor
Oregon s highway s since Ihe lax
week.
“Sing, You Sinner«”
Read the ad«, They w ill save
vou m oney!
tw tw v w w w tiw v M ttw n M t» » » »
Coming Soon - - -
Big Bargains
RIVOLI
Q U IC K . .
WRESTLING
George B u fi,
D orothy L aniour
H enry Fonda, A kim T a m iru ff II.
o r 566 pound capacity, tow wagon.
Also n-ile a u e d rye fo r seed, sow
early fo r green feed. I. G. Neevei,
Gold H ill Fred More.
For Sule: well-m ated learn uud
sei o f new harness. In q u ire of A.
S. H illo n , across from
Bonney x
G rill.
For Sale: Concord Grupea. Die
Roye Ranch on the P u rifie h ig h
way. 3 miles west o f Gobi H ill.
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A n no un cin g the a d d itio n o f a
com piete u ltra -m o d e ' n
service
GASTRO IN T K S T IN A I
THERAPY
DR. A. W . B A R L O W
N a lu ro p u lb ic
Redwood i l o l i l Rliig.
Grunts Pass
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retread them w ith a th ic k . S
new w curing surface o f the S
same kin d of fine rubber you fi
gel on a new tire
ul ' j the J
cost.
Saftey, fu ll
appearance
mileage anil
guaranteed.
See o u r American Retreading
Molds al w o rk.
Custom Retreading
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T H E T IR E M A N
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U. 8. TIRES
Sixth and M . Street«
Grants Pas«
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Mon, Oct. 17
1
2
On Tires
“Spawn of the N o rth ”
SA FE..
P h y s icia n
o ; ♦.. o . o ;: o ;; c c < x m
C O N V E N IE N T .
Excitement — Thrills
.MEDFORD ARMORY
8:30 p. m.
Seats on sale at Valentines
Gafe and Brown’s
W rite or call for details about our new, modern
B an k-b y-M ail plan. As easy as posting
a letter, and safe, too.
Typewriters and Adding
Machines
O T H E R O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T
S A LE S S E R V IC E
Conger Funeral Parlors
M EDFORD,
O R EG O N
R E L IA B L E
Grafts Pass-Medford Branches of th e
U n ite d S ta te s N a t io n a l B a n k
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
M ( M S C *
F E D £ R S L
O tP O S Il
IN S U R A N C E
C O R P O R A T IO N
and
S U P P L IE S
Grants Pass T ypew riter Co.
612 East
H. St.
Grants Pass, Ore.
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NEW S
107 So. 6tb St.
Grants Pass
D yeing— a ll colors, to match
y o u r gow n
Finest equipped shop in South
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CAFES
V alley Cleaners
611% East H. SL.
Opposite P. O.
Grants Pass
Phone 260
Suits cleaned and pressed $1.60
Hats cleaned and blocked $1.00
P lain dresses cleaned, pressed $1
Cave Shop Restaurant
M E A L S — F O U N T A IN
209 N . 6 tb
G ra n ts Pass
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S tationery — O ffice Supplies
T y p e w rite rs
G ift Merchandise
Books — Drugs
C. H . Demaray
N 6th St.
Grants Psss, Oregon
General practice in a il courts.
Reference: G rants Pass A José
phine Bank. Phone 270
Grants Pass
Chiropractic Physicians
grants
PASS ORE
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TX
W 4TÇU
P tP X s IP
“MEET ME AT THE MANX”
On Famous Powell Street
ALU
$ v ts s a
AMIRKAWj
MAKIS
RIMURCO
E le c tric treatm ents and diet.
Steam medicated baths.
W omen’s and c h ild re n ’s ailm ents
a s p e c ia lty
Drs. Walton & Miller
303 E A S T E S T R E E T
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J. W. C o p e la n d Yards
$5.45 and up w ill build that additional room, re-roof
or modernize the old house — Nothing Down
See us for details
Copeland Lum ber Y a rd . — Grants Pass, O r
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