Gold Hill news., January 13, 1927, Image 8

TH e R o g u e R iv er R e p o r te r
VOLUME ON K
ROGER RIVER. OKKOON THURSDAY JANI ARA 1.1 HIT
ENTERPRISE ORANGE
Nt'MIIKK NINR
TO TAKE EXTENDED T R IP
freni 31 to 37 per cent. The value of
1 II|J S IIIIV II 1 1
l decreased
lt A lt il.A V U
I from
I M ill
farm S iniplimcnls
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
Sam Mathis a resident of Hogue
Lib..12a in 1920 to «35,0311,313 in
L a it Saturday n te rp rl*« «range
nlver for 20 years has made nil nr- ,925’ wh,,c ,h‘' “ umber of lr. ctors
Installed the following office
o r : rangements to take a trip. He has
lu 5708.
the coming year.
41-
not
been
tw
ay
from
here
for
«
trip
Master, J. R. Bowen,
of any length but once and that was NEW C ITY OFFICERS
Overseer, Ed Greenwood,
Gladys Sattdry spent the week end
I In 1004 when he went to Honolulu.
AUK SWORN IN MONDAY
Lecturer. Mrs. H. W. Sparks.
in Medford, viaitio« friends.
|
i
his
time
hti
expects
to
go
to
San
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Chaplain, Mrs. Ida Beers!
be provided for each unit.
Francisco and take the Steamer j The council had their regular
Steward, Ed Ditnmic;
It was announced last week by P.
The shooting match held near
The power house w ill ue an at
'atiin
car*al*and
on^to
Cu'^i^nd
Fb”
^
last
Monday
night.
The
(
Crawford
Vice-President
and
Gen-
Assistant Steward. Fred Smith;
town last Sunday was well attended,
tractive and substantial structure oi
Gatekeeper, George Beers.
(judging from the soundi.
steel and concrete of a somewha'
Ceres, Mrs. Clark;
new councilmen, Mrs. Sundry, Mil- Power Company that construction
through Texas, Arizona and Calif ton and Sparks, ware Insti lled.
,
, -
-
, - i similar design as Ihe building now
Pomona, Mrs. Dinin,ic.
of a new hydroelectric power plant, ln U1P
, hc llew ..Copco
lo rrja and then Hogue River. We
Alden Galbraith left for Klamath
Flora, Mrs. Weidie
on the Bogue Hiver would go for-
T bl, ncw gPI1<.ratillg
w|||
I w ill miss Mr. Mathis nround the
Falls on Wednesday to work for
Lady assistant Steward,
Mr«.
ward «t once under the supervision) probab|y ioon | „ C()I,IP wc), know,
town
fixing
rosebushes
etc.
He
has
Grlmmett and Rohrbaugh again.
Greenwood; Past Master. H. W.
Of the llvllesby Engineering ami
0, , h|1 m„ny
i been a very reliable citizen for our
Sparks acted as installing officer.
Management Corporation, engineers
„„ , lu. fum„u, ( ;ra„ ,r ,
town
and
has
done
everything
|
h is -
Several young folks are looking
and
managers
for
’
the
company.
Hifhwuv.
'
sible
to
make
things
progress.
forwards to the dance to be given by
This new power .1, velopmcnt. which
Thp lltw [w w fr
w (|, ,R.
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the Grange here on January 22.
wll cost approximately three million
h.sto.y
s,
rn Oregon and
COUNTY H EA LTH NEW’S
dollars w ,I. be located on the North w „ ,
, h, PM„ .„ ,,„ „ ri.
.
Mrs. Hanuuersly and son from
fork of Hogue river at the site of the
„.roughout |h|*
Washington, a sister to the Breed­
Tuberculosis end ' indred disers
eompany s present Prospect plai t. t(.r r „ ory ,„ r ,a,Hir lnatpr)a, , „„ ,
ing brothers is visiting here for a
cs w ill he fought more vigorously
ihe picsr.it plant w ill not be ,11s- ft)iahlll(r Kro„, ,}(l0 ,
while.
. . .
j than ever before in Jackso.t county
iiutntlcd. however, hut w ill con.
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Hot Lunch
lie employed during the height
.this year by means of the Christ-
linuc in »iteration supplementing the
Charles Warren and AI Love have !
The schot)l hoard has taken bi ck
construction, allliough u much ,»m.d
mas seal fund.
power to It,, developed by the new
been putting up a new dwelling, five tbe‘^ statement that hot lunch w ill
ler force will he used in the prelim
project, the first unit of which will
given
ill pay !
,H,‘" ’? "?W 174924 whh r
miles below Grants Pass on the Red- J**’ ****
. free. The students
— w
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Inary singes of the project.
generate more than three times the
their soup
sou» in
in the
t h e f u t u r e I , . c l n. ! nui,lb<' r ° f schools yrt to he heard
wood highway.
^or. their
future just as
'I i.e construction work w ill fi»
output of the old plant.
_____
I they have done before. The high | from an,| M le tte r. d< hr e I In s<
don» by the ISyllesby Engitnerlnu
Ihe initial installation
Mr. and Mrs. Guwitz of Gerome st"hool girls w ill donate their serv- sea*s. Mrs. Holloway, is receiving
unit Man -genie
Uor|K>ratloii,
under
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»»■■■« d ■ ,.i,i
| h i , uinui, uni»
Even though you cannot play
Copio two plant winch has a rat Ihe direction ,,f George F. Phythl«,
Prairie are the owners of a 9 pound ice for Pr'Pnring hot lunch while ing the money or returning th? seals.
Ihe
piano
inanu
lly,
you
cun
Mrs.
Holloway,
is
receiving
r-
turns
to be installed l;| „„re. with provi as General Suprintendenl. Ernest (,
son. Mrs. Guiwitz is to be remem­ those who wish to receive free houp
play U:c Gulbrunseii Register­
R ifin
u is to
(I
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.a ...
. . . J l l s l _____ I ' S»
,
O
il
each day rnd soon expects to lie able
sion l being
made
for S two
additional
w ill wash Ihe dishes.
bered as Mabie Milton.
W liters, of ttir Copco Fiiglncerin»
ing
Piano
by
roll
and
pedals,
lo announce that the goal of «t.xpo
units of the same size, giving an ul­ statT. w ill act as Assistant Superin'
with all the naturalness, all the
is reached, which would pine- Jack-
timate development of tlti.iMN) horse­ tend at and Resident Engineer. Ac­
Music Practice Again
Orval and Mabie Dingier are mov­
1> i.iity and all the creative en­
U .,s ie » h i » h h
k
.
SOn coun,y in » r | aas with Mullno-
power. Ibis w ill mean Hint the new tual construction work w ill sturi
ing in Meirs old store building. They
Mu-sic, which has been d.sconlmu-I nlah and SPVera, o(hpr c,)lJnti
f
joyment of hand playing.
have been living with Mrs. Wake­ td for a week on account of the mu- Oregon.
. h
I » » « I M <» planned lo complet
Io n can iccoinpany singing
Will be the largest power plant of the big project la-fore January I
man, Mables mother.
sic teachers illness, was resumed
cs
,
,
•
perfectly. 1 ou can bring into
Wednesday. January 12
\
#choob of ,he coun' '
III. entile i open system, being of 192«. |, ¡,
,M,li,-y of The CaRfor
your home the life and fun. Ihe
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! «unde such record seal sales that
.? .
lh‘"i the new nla O ieio,, Power Company to deve
Judging from the buds on flowers
la-ting, satisfying joy that only
Clean Rooms
they are to be rewarded with the
Copco Two p ant. which hiina rat. |o,„. |t l Water Power sites a, Indus
and trees we w ill have spring soon.
self-played music cun give.
coveted
prize ui
of M
scales,
of
mg of 40.000 horse,xzwer. AID.,-ugh trial and factory r.xjuiremrnls, an.
TH»
u _ J
..
.
—
—u I-'HV
ines, which
\\ m en is oi-
The heavy rains have changed to a
The
Gulbransen
w
ill
give
The fifth grade pupils are running fcred by Ihe Jackson countv Public
but one unit is to he instullrd at Hie other demands for energy In Hie ter
heavy fog. Here is hoping for sun­
you a double advantage and
a race to see which row of pupils Health Association
The following
present time, the mi Jor part of Ihe rilo ry served increase
shine next
joy. While your children are
can have their row the cleanest Each are the six school, and Ihe „mount
general construction w ill be com-1
______
learning
to
play
by
hand,
you
row has a car and those whose row of their sales.
pleled for the faiul deve'opinent, THREE STATES PLAN
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Saras
arc
visit­
cen
enjoy
playing
by
roll.
..
..
** no<
cleanest recehc a mark
r , . ntr.,i
*«- ia r- u
leaving it only necessary to ud<| ihe
| AND B ETTI E M IN T WORK
ing the Sams home,
,hn
i
.
*
«
Musical appreciation of family
two
additional
units
when
needed
The
Increasing
number' of home
and friends w ill be widened
lo take cure of the rapidly lucre«»- sre' e r, coming to the Northwest 1«
UfeVogrther neWlyWedi “ pleasant ,,rise/ ™ .s ?'«" helps the pupils to
8
*
= Ta,enl’
through hearing and playing
mg <lenu:nd.
prompting the »tales of his area to
this instrument, which makes
acquire a habit of neatness.
1
he
new
plant
w
ill
operate
under
««‘eater
organised effort in lund set-
available
al|
of
the
best
mu­
-o-
The girls and boys basket ball
REASON ENOUGH
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN
n head** or "fall" of approximately Cement work.
sic of the world.
HOP. feet. This means that Ihe total
Thai Or. «on h r, set an example
tewns are going to play Talent next
Auto Tourist— I just had the right
DISCONTINUES PUBLICATION
Friday night here in the Auditorium, of way when the man ran into me
l-.ead w ill |»c nearly four times us
affective service in this dlrretion
They are expecting to show the pub- and yet you say I was to blame.
j high as Niagara Falls and . onsider- •’ evidenced by frequent invitntions
Something Is radically wrong with
He a real game and new suits too.
Local C op -Y o u certainly were.
ably higher than the Washington extended to the offl.ers of the Irnd
Southern Oregon towns.
Within
The Registering Piano
Monument, which 1» 355 feet in
merit deiiartment of the state
the past few months there have been i
Auto Tourist—Why?
S s
,Jf
7 m„°Vel in-
LocaI Cop- Because his '» ‘ her is several newspapers disconlinue and
height. The new project w ill Te what end Portland Chamber* of Commer
fom m unily
to the small house on lhc Brashere mayor, his brother is chief of po- others are very unsteady. The lat­
is known aa a "stream flow" p ant.
1« confer with the bankers, bus-
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Badley who lice, and I go with his sister.
Model ........
only the natural flow of the stream bless men and commercial organ-
est casualty was the Central Point
formerly lived there have moved in-
_____ &_____
l eing utilized during ordinary oper- «'atira ollii inly of neighboring stater
This is the time of the year
American. Paul Robinson, owner
to the old telephone building here in
Portland - Great 83,000.000 Boss >f the Amt rican, tired of paying for
ulion. This flow w ill be diverted by
• successful ex
urdrr that Oregon’s
,®wn-
Island bridge formally dedicated.
means of a low concrete dam with-
Ihe privilege of conducting a news­
— ence nny be made helpful bi
out the necessity of storage, which Hie rest of the Nnrthsv «I.
St. Hellen—First oO-ton-a-day un. paper id that place and has moved
Benton County— farmers urged it of big paper mill dedicated, and his plant to Ashland where he is go­
w ill eliminate the need for buck­
The I.anil Settlement Itiirrnu of the
; E
- •<- A.
to plant beets for Willamette Val­ set to work.
ing up n large body of wider for res­ •' o .ire Cliombrr of Commerce w ill
ing to publish a weekly paper lo he
ley sugar factory.
e rv o ir purposes. The proposed dam hold a eonvenion on January 8 lo
Roseburg— U. S. land office w ill known as the Ashland American.
Klamath Falls—Great Northern open 32,000 acres homestead land,
w ill be constructed at (lie site of the discuss present day problems In
buy, tract to give right of way in March 15, subject to 90 days p rio r­ OAKLAND PARENTS TAKE
present Propeel data, and will prob­ land settlement, nnd to adopt a pol-
city.
YOUNG BRIDE FROM HUSBAND
ably be not more than 50 feet in try Hint wl l "He In” with the pro
ity by w ar veterans.
height and 350 feet in length. Sev­ ;rum of Hie railroads nnd the ra il­
The parents of 16-year-old f4)is
eral large steel radial gi tes w ll| be roads and the other communities of
Maupin, of Oakland. Ore., Thursday-
installed lo act ns a by-pass for flood •he northwest. To this meeting the
arrived and regained the custody of
waters, similar to the method adopt­ have invlled to come nt their ex-
their eloping daughter, who had been
when many wise |>coplc make
W e W ill Welcome You As A Shareholder
ed on the "Copco Two" diversion pen«.- n. the principal speaker, Irv ­
married at Vancouver, Wash. to
a stert toward piano owner­
dam. The ..........
water w ill be -ii’
diverted
into ing E. Vining. i Pres,
of me
the Oregon
Oregon
Ioni Smith, local farm hand.
ship. Christmas money, bon­
v in u min
res, oi
the intake, which w ill |>e an integral s ," ,e Chamber of Commerce, whose
A friend of the couple swore the
uses, dividends, provide the
part of the dam, nnd w ill Hun b e '" ’ '••«<■ is desirid to inspire greute ■
first payment. Tl|e bulnnee
girl was legal rgc at Vancouver qnd
conducted lo be forebay by means ! 1'^ o rl in the northern stales in 4bo
may face prejury charges as a re
can I),, arranged in convenient
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of a concrete lined open canal 1 and 1 work
” " ' ' b of welcoming,
aiding and as-
monthly installments.
suit, the father indicated today.
1-2 miles in length. The forebay w ill urin« - iicerss to the newcomers oil
Other Gulbransen
consist of a large |»ond about 400 Hie farms.
FARM POPULATION DROPS
Kegi ter in« Pianos
feet square and 10 feel in depth re­
From Idaho also comes word that
8530. $595, 8700
strained by specially constructed Hie .Slate Chamber ,,f Commerce,
The U. S. census bureau stfctes that
enbarkinents. From (lie forebay the now in its formative stage there,
the population of Oregon farms de­
Prices branded on every in-
water w ill be canducted to the edge cont. inplales land seltleincnl ;.s one
creased from 214,021 lo 210,28« form
slrun cut at the factory.
of Ihe gorge by means of a large of its aetlvilies. Stressing the bene­
1920 to 1925. The number of mortg.
wood-slave pipe line approxiniiilely fits Hint can be derived for the
aged farms in the stale increased
JO(M) feet in length.
from 50.200 in 1920 to 55 211 in 1925,
northwestern states by closer coop-
An interesting feature w ill be the '’rn«on and unity of effort, the Ida.
the value of such farms from 81150,-
Surge lank, which w ill be located 1,0 <”’«nnizntion extendi an urgent
003,43.5 to 8174,196.410, the amount
| b, twee,, the Crater Lake Highwny r, Quest for W. G. Ide. und-r whoso
of their morlage debt from 851,999,-
and the gorge at the point near Ihe «Oreclion Oregon’s nstivitles arc con­
1/8 to 805,592,41/ and Hie percentage
Grants Pass, Orc
presenf forebuy. One penstock w ill ducted, to confer with them nt, I
of mortgaged debt to value of farms
si,are the frullrge of his long exper-
_
fence.
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Copco Building
Plant on Rogue
Stas SSI
Scnooi Nom
A-u ic 1 hat You
Play Yourself
Gulbransen
$4.50
ROWELL’S
Regular Income
From a Permanent Investment
Public u tility properties are b uilt to endure.
They render indispensable services, the demand
for which increases steadily.
An investment in the Preferred Shares o f this
company is a permanent investment, safeguarded
by substantial property values, g row ing business
and sound management.
You can obtaun a regular income from an in­
vestment in this company— dividends arc paid
regularly by check, every three months.
Y ou can start investing today on the con­
venient m onthly investment plan w ith as small
a sum as
You Should Know the Facts About Investment
In Our Preferred Shares
ÎW e C aupornia O regon P ower C o m p a n y
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orzici»,
I.Granùhu.Kowburg Kknutfi M b-O xgan
Piano Mouse
CAUTION NOW MEANS
HAPPINESS IN YOU I OLD AGE
If you spend all the money that you make tiow
you will have nothing to fall back on in vour
old age.
Ycu may defeat the hand of fate and never be
sick or disabled for a while but you cannot
dodge old age.
With old age you slow down and can’t “bit the
ball any more. Then what arc you going to
do.
Better think about this while you are young and
vigorous.
Start a savings account with us and make it
grow. You will never be sorry.
Fidelity State Bank
Walter Zimmerman, Cashier
» >me .,/o boxes of magazine» were meat of (lie Northwe«,
’‘’ hi *’*"*
it.,.«
„„p .
o X tgon
Pl< and
,0J Washington
w
opern,or»
l n l by
for Mr.
«’ooperaion
have Mr been
during the
Vining nnd
Me ncccptc I
I eon dueled by Capidn'joh ‘P ' r ’
son in ordiT to smintv ?H
¡»hrse camps with wholesome'lilera'
" n<,. T ‘" : emr " i SU<” W0, k’ hp
nnd i X
! T '"' r ” U" ,P ° f in<,ul" ’ fr°>" E m <’
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>S2 fanning conditions have not been so
entertainments, while Mr. Anderson
satisfactory. The crop diversity nn I
spoke in 120 camps.
milder climate of Oregon comblr ,
A total of 80915 was collected from
lo present n strong nppenl and it is
various sources to support the work,
anticipated Dy
by railroad
railroad officials
officials nr
nr I 1
while 17,10« .....
j ,
deficit of 893r i r Ande/si; H”Vi.nB “ f,om? erclfll or*«nl™Hon men the
/that he Will continue th
dl'cl8re« , Northwest must be organized to ta n
I
w ill continue the service.
care of the people when they come.
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