iHE ANGLERS’
ASSOCIATION
Send your orders for sheet musi
Singlet 's Music Store., Medford.
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‘Tn the good old summertime' -th
greatest danger of fire
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Briggs for Fire InAuianee.
Fishing Club Organized at Gold
SUNDAYS GAME.
Hill will Hold First Annual
Grants Pass Kids Trimmed b'>
Meeting next Month.
the Locais.
The following is seif explanatory:
Notice is hereby given that on Sept.
14, WOT, there will be a meeting at the
City of Gold Hill, Oregon, for the pur
pose of forming an association that
shall have for its object the improve
ment of existing fish conditions in the
waters of the State of Oregon.
Heretofore there has been no organi
zation. The Master Fish Warden ha?
asked for needed legislation. Individu
als have labored for improved laws,
but there has been no concerted action.
Now the deplorable state to which we
have arrived demands that an organi
zation be effected that shall ask for
new laws that may be voted upon by
Initiative and Referendum in June,
19IH, ur at the next session of the
Legislature. Committees will be ap
pointed to take charge of this work.
The following distinguished persons
will be present: Governor Geo. E.
Chamberlain. Hon. II. G. VanDusen,
Master Fish Warden of Oregon, Hon.
J. W. Baker, State Game Warden.
Hon. H. L. Kelly, Jr.. Supt. U. S.
Fish Hatchery, Trail, Oregon, Hon. R.
1). Hume, Wedderburn, Ore.
Subjects to be considered: Obstruc
tions in Streams, Fish Ways, Net Fish
ing, Fish Hatcheries, Stocking of
Streams. Game Fish. All persons who
can present papers upon any of the
above subjects are requested to notify
the Secretary of the title of their
paper. Other subjects will receive at
tention should time permit.
Governor Chamberlain has appointed
a committee of seven to consider the
conditions at several points along Rogue
River. This committee will meet with
the Governor for the first time on Sept,
l lth, at Gold Hill.
Two delegates may be sent from each
Anglers’ Association or Rod and Gun
Club, one from each commercial body,
One from each city and one may repre
sent each County Court in the State f
Oregon.
Gold Hill, Oregon, is situated on
Rogue River, and this stream is the
most noted of any river on the Pacific
Coast for trout and game fishing. It
is the angler’s paradise, and therefore
is the most suitable place for a meeting
of this Kind. Parties wishing to spend
a few weeks along the banks of Rogue
River should correspond with the Sec
retary. The Southern Pacific trains
reach Gold Hill from the south at fi a.
m. and 5:45 p. m., and from the north
at 9:45 a. m. and 10:50 p. m.
The meeting will bo called to order
at 11 a. m. for the election of tempor
ary officers and appointment of com-
mitees. At 2 p. m. the meeting will
again be called for the regular busi
ness of the association and reading of
papers. There will be an evening ses
sion.
Fisherman’s Tournament. A series
of Hy casting events is being arranged
for Sept. 15th. Angler’s clubs will
please take notice and select their con
testants.
The Gold Hill Chamber of Commerce,
R. C. Kelsey, Secretary.
Calcu. J wheat bags; Shawsheen
inen sack twine, for sale in lots to
suit.
Nunan-Taylor Co.
A great reduction in prices on ham
mocks to close out. at C. W. Conklin's.
There is just this much about it. there
is not now or never was a baseball
team that can continually beat Jacksor
ville when it comes to ball playing
Especially is this true when the game
is played on the home grounds.
Last Sunday the second team can
up from Grants Pass and tried to
the kids of Jacktown, but they me
with abysmal, dark, direfuldc feat. Tic
score was 12 to 5.
The first inning w us painful to wi‘
ness, «'wing to the fact that the Grant,-.
Pass kids ran in three scores. Then
there was exceeding joy among th.
big stickers from the Josephine iowi .
But their gladness was short live 1. A,
is always the case, the Jacksonville boy.
woke up, and after that ‘.her- wa.-
nothing to it.
The two boys from Centra! Point.
Sanderson and Ross, made good all th
way through. Mclntyr was not in a-
good formas usual, and he was batted
around considerably.
Most of the
Jacksonville boys played a loose gum.
for some unknown reason, an ! tl ■■
Grants Pass ic; n i la.yed worse.
But everybod.y had lots of fun.
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