Gold Hill news., July 28, 1927, Image 1

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GOLD HILU JACKHON COUNTS ORECÖN,
Congressman
Crumpaeker
TH! RSDAY JULY 28, IM7
NUMBER 1«
RALLY FOR HOKAH
HKKWING IN IDAHO
Aged Jackson
Eugene Man
County Pioneer
New Legion
Passes A w a y
Commander
F akm
radio finds berth
IN EVERY FOI RIH HOME
BOAS T rim
Medford la
Shutout Game
There is a growing feeling among
men who follow politics in Idaho,
One in each four farms in the
both republicans, democrats and
United Siales now uses the radio
progressives, that President Cool­
for business and recreation.
idge wilt not be candidate for re-
heeeiving sets on firm s number
1,251,186, the U. S. Department of
Congressman Maurice K. Grum- nomination for president of the I
The passing uwuy of Franklin M.
S. and even if the next republican
The 1928 American lx-gion stale Agriculture announced following a
piwkrr of Oregon Sunday afternoon
Parker ut his lab home in Cold Hd| convention wa* awarded to Port­ careful count through county agri
nationul
convention
should
nomin­
It must have been heart rending
jumped Io hl» death in San Fran-
ate bin, he would decline the non, on July 23 again reduces the ranks land, Ore., Imlay and George K cultural
agents.
Similar
radio to our neighboring city’s fans, base
eiaoe l,u y.
motion. '| he recent statement of of the hearty BngUe Hiver valley Love of Eugene was unanimously counts were made in 1925, 1924 and ball magnates and sportswriter* for
An autojtsy today I* expected to
the Hoses to receive the drubbing
throw »owe light on the strange Senator Moses of New llampshir pioneers who voyaged serosa the elected department commander of 1923 No count was made in 1926.
that he is now more convinced than plains in the covered wagon und a r­ Oregon in the closing session of the
In 1925 farmers used 553,903 radio they were administered by the Bo*
mental aberulion from which he up
ever that President Coolidge w ill re­ rived in the valley during the bloody organisation, which extended into sets or less than half as "many as at ball club, which were so glibly
lutrently suffered for 24 hour* be­
fuse renominulion, has strengthened Indian war of 1854-5. The deceased the afternoon.
present. In 1924 farm radios num­ branded the snakes, by a sports
fore his death.
this belief.
was tlh- son of the late DrJoseph
Portland hud no opposition for bered 364,8181 and in 1923 the num­ writing parody whose offering* get
Crumpaeker. Sunday afternoon,
There have been a number of con­ Parker who arrived in the valley In the convention. All of the larger ber was 145,530
space in one of the Medford dailies.
less tliun 14 hours after he wa* re-
ferences •« New York among those 1854 from Illinois. The doctor Io­ cities have entertained the legion-1 The
Agriculture
,ne
Department's
The Medford score board some­
lea*ed from the Central Rmerprnry
who control or think they control ta, ed a homestead on his arrival in aires and the smaller cities were not I da,a M “ " ,o »'’«••‘'ate that the far- what resembled a display of that
hospital here, where he hud been
the nomination of candidates for be valley three mile* northeavt of desirous of the meeting because of mer '* i|ui< k ,o ,ak* advantage of
city’s baseball czar’s well known
taken "for observation” plunged in­
president of political parties. At one Medford, which is now the Illihee the size of the convention und the I new inventions to further his bus doughnuts.
to San l-'runelseo Hay and was
of these the situation with regard to orehnl tract owned by Harry Inland expense* involved
mess. Farmers in all sections of the
The Sunday classic was an ex-
drowned.
President Coolidge was discussed. Il of Los Angeles. It was on the home­
Other legion officers elected were. country are now learning via the hibition of real baseball by the Gold
Several noirs on the back of let­
was finally decided tliut while the stead that /the deceased was born Vice-commander, Earl McSheary, radio the prices day by day ol the H ili delegation and coupled with
ter* and telegrams, presumably
president hud not done everything February 12, 1856. He spent nearly McMinnville; finance officer, Thorn crops which they grow. They are their hitting and Medford’s errors
written by Crumpaeker indicated ut
they desired, still he was the best the whole of his life in Hogue River as Slokin, Portland; chaplain; Dr. also receiving instructions through
they scored six runs and at the
least u teni|K>rary mental derange­
bet for the presidency and they de­ valley, excepting a few years resi­ Schuyler Pratt, Hood Hiver; nation­ the air as to improved methods of
same time held the Medford to a no
ment, authorities suid.
dence
in
the
Heppner
country
where
cided to stand for him for renomin­
al executve committeeman for two farming and marketing. Programs hit, no run defeat.
One message was a brief fare- ation.
he was engaged in wheat raising. H e years, Vic McKenzie,, Sa'em.
dealing with the business of agri­
That was the sorry part of the
well to his wife and childrrn.
If President Coolidge is not a resided in Marrow county from I8'*p
culture are sent out daily by the day for the pear picker*. All thia
New-
legion
auxiliary
officers
for
"They have killed me," it suid,
candidate to succeed himself, who upti| when he returned to Gold HUI the coming year are: Department Government and also by private
week, and for the past several
‘Take good care of our fine boys.
is the logical man for the republi­ an<| retired, lie was the first city president. Mrs. Hose W
agencies.
weeks they have been telling the
I must get 4hi>i in someone’s hands.
cs party to name? Idaho republi­
The fanner, the Agriculture De­ wide world that they had a bail
Every employee against me. Cod
can party lenders believe they have
partment finds, uses his radio main­ club that their swarthy pitcher
bless yon.”
the answer in United States Senator
ly for business hut when he can from the shady side of Mt. Shasta
Other notes spoke of unreason­ Borah.
Horuh, they sny, cun be
spare the time he listens in on m us-; was invincible After the slaughter
able iMilitiral plots and attempts on
elected. Borah is ruled as one of
.vaiviii, uisinci committee wo- ical programs of the classical var-j was over some of the more senti-
hi* life.
the strongest vote-getters in the Kate W alt, Salem, Oregon. He also men, Mrs. Verona Nelson, Newberg- iety. Jazz is frowned on decidedly [ mental Beaver Portland delegation
As he approuchcd the foot of I j r -
country.
Borah is the strohgest left surviving him by former m arri­ Mrs. Beil Sheasley, Hermister, and by the agriculturists, the depart- almost wept to think that they
kln street with Thomas F. Smart,
man out-gide of Coolidge that the age two sons. M. F. Parker, hexing- Mrs. Nel| Goats, Albany.
ment learned.
mstrumental in such a brutal chas­
Scuttle newspaper man,Crumpacker
republicans could select und one ton, Oregon, and Chas. F. Parker,
tisement.
shouted: "Hud thing to do but only
who, if nominated, would assuredly Portland, Oregon, and three daugh­
AUTOMOBILE TAXES
After the residue washers had
way out."
be elected, they thing
ter* Hose A. Fry, Portland, Oregon. LABOK 81 RTAGE THIS
been treated to a cluster of deuce*
ARE
Q
U
ITE
HEAVY
Smart attempted Io slap Crum­
EAR NOT EXPECTED
Alina Brown. Heppner, Oregon, and
in the first third and fifth in n in g *
packer us he rushed towurd the wa­ TOURISTS CAMPS CLAIM
AMa M. Perry, Portland, Oregon.
the much touted port sider throws
ter, edge, but the apparently fren-
Autoinobile
owners
und
operators
Farm
>r supply and demand
BUSINESS VERY GOOD I be deceased was a member of the
down his glove and then picks it
iled congressman ran to the water
I. O. O. F. ut Lexington. Ore and the are In close balance this year, the paid approximately 8697,000,000 in
up and ambled off into the outer
and trailed into the bay.
taxes
to
the
federal
and
the
48
state
From all along the Pacific high- local lodge conducted the funeral supply for the United States as a
garden and sent the old reliable
A crowd quickly collected and in
way comes the reports that business I c< •’emony ut the 1. O. O. F. cemetery whole being reported at 100 4 per government in 1926, according to Boston in to show the Cement mak­
2tl minute* later Crumpucker wus
is good with (be auto parks and ! 1 1 ,,o<'k Point July 26th, while the cent of the demand by the Bureau data compiled by the National Auto­ ers how to play base ball while he
brought from the water. He wus
camp*. The beat of the cities is Itev. Wm. D. Barnhart of Jackson­ of Agricultural Economics, United mobile Chamber of Commerce
found solace in the chirping of the
’ till breathing hut died enroute to driving many of the people tu Hie ville, formerly local pastor of the States Department of A^-icultur-.
Approximately
896,000,000 was
katy-dids out in the alfalfa.
the hospital
collected
by
the
Washington
tax
cooler places in the hills and along M. E. Church, preached the funeral The supply of farm labor is slightly
Eight errors
were
registered
the streams. The vacationists arc sermon at the lodge rooms in Gold under thc demand in the North At- levying authorities, it is reported against the county seat club several
EDITOR ROUNDS OUT
as
a
sales
tux
on
new
cars,
trucks
Hill.
antic
States,
but
elsewhere
over
thc
looking up retreats where they can
of these were charged to the second
FIRST YEAR GOLD H IL I. escape the work-a-duy world and
country the supply seems to be and acessories purchased during the
year. This amounts to about four­ baseman. In the entire contest but
the sight seeing tourists are out ADVERTISING GETS BUSINESS plentiful.
five Medford men got on bases.
.Sometimes within tlx- present 21 bent on roughing it about and ac­
Farm wages are down slightly as teen per cent of the total paid by
The Gold H ill contingent were
hours w ill mark the first anniver­ cumulating a eoat of tun and an
compared with last July, the aver­ car owners to alj governments.
unable to get any runs off of Bos­
sary of the arrival of the editor of
Fred
W.
Anderson,
grocer,
who
The
governments
of
the
48
states
age for the United States, per month
idea of the rountry. All these d if­
the Gold H ill News into this beau­ ferent elements contribute toward does a business of 8300.900 a year with board, being 835*59 this July divided among themselves a total of ton after he took the mound. Sever­
tiful valley.
, , wages
. . . . . . per
. . 8601,000.000 in three principal lev­ al times they were threatenng how­
last July;
the placing qf the highway camp* in Gozad, Neb , a town of 1,2000, against 836.10 ______
ever and had they been forced to it
To be sure, the pest year lias not
believes
that
he
owes
his
success
to
month
without
board
849
54
"against
ies, according to the associaton's
on a paying basis. Each year the
,849.89; wages per day with board data. The largest levy was on li­ perhaps would have fatened their
' “f :,,l.V,' nce number of stopping places increase advertising.
lead. By their victory over the Med­
men! of business or soeiul life in mid on* wonders Imw there is room
" If you don't tell ’em, you can’t *1.89 against 81.91, and wages per censes for cars and operators. This
ford
team the Boa club is now tied
our city hut there is on old saying for them oil but they nil live und sell 'em," he says.
day without hoard 82.44 against totaled 8288,(88),000 and amounted to
with Medford for first place and
that the first year la the worst ami lno„
theni Jirt.
Kavl|
I bis is a pithy and forceful state- 62.48.
41 |ier cent of the total paid by the
Klamath and Grants Pass are in the
we 1 io | m - lluil this w ill apply to our one of them stops some of Hie flow ment of n self-ecident truth.
i Farm wages are at a much lower motorists.
celler
position.
sojourn in (iold >011. While there of gold which courses over our
In Mr. Andersons opioion, every level than industrial wages, the bur-
The collections by the states on
Klamath met their first defeat
serins to have been little happen in thoroughfares. Each brings outside grocerymn should spend at least I? eau reports, being only about 84 per ¡ K1,solinc totaled 8188,000,000 of 27
this vicinity over which Io brag w • money into our coffers and at the per cent of his gross receipts dur­ cent of the 1919 level. The la rg e r{ per cent of whole. Most of this each team in the league ETAOIN
must acknowledge the fact thut same time they give a service to the ing 1927 in advertising.—Goblrskili supply of farm labor as compared morley went into road construction of the summer, at the hands of
Grants Pass, this making one vic­
there has been some improvement.
(N. Y.) Times,
with last year, however, is a re­ and repair About 8125.000,000 was
travelers which is appreciated.
tory each for the several teams
We fill soon enjoy the use of a
flection of the lower volume of in­ collected by the states as personal
against the Pelicans, or in other
new bridge across the Rogue Hiver OLD IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
dustrial employment.
property levies on the motor cars.
COWS EAT DYNAMITE
words Klamath has lost but three
Io replace the old one which has
In addition to the.taxes collected
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W ILL PLAY SATURDAY
games out of twelve. Two of these
been in use for several years.
by
the
federal
and
state
agencies.,
QUARTZ MILL REOPENED
have been in the last half of the
A ha f dozen cows, grazing in the
The road Io Sams valley is being
municipal authorities took about season.
Marking the revival of the old
repaired und will, within the next Imperial orchestra, which wus so Hul'.e Falls district, nte dynamite a
The newly rebuilt quartz mill on 815.000,(88) in fees and taxes of d if­
The standing of the clubs are as
vrar or Iwo be completed furnish- popular several years ago, Kincaid's u few days ago. ahd have gone the the Kubli mine, three miles out from ferent kinds
follows:
■ <,g u direct macadamized road from Imperial orchestra, composed main­ way of all flesh.
Gold H ill, started operations the
Glub
won lost pet.
I e dynamite was hidden beneath first of the week after an idleness
inis city to Grater l.uke.
ly of members of the former organ­
DOUGLAS COUNTY MUST
BOAS
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a
root
of
n
tree
by
employees
of
the
The eBaver Portland Cement Go. ization, w ill make its first appear­
of 27 years. The new equipment
VOTE ON COURTHOUSE Medford
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Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. where it
In a doubled their kiln capacity.
was especially constructed to re­
ance for the fall and winter dancing
Grants Pass
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2
333
The mill ut the Kuhl mine is again season at the Gold Hill pavilion next was found by the cattle. They were cover the gold from the telluride
Although the county court of Klamath Falls ........ _ .... 1
2
333
hungry for salt, and ate the dyna­ base ores of this region and the
in operation.
Saturday evening, according to an
Next Sunday the Boas play
mite, which contains salt and kind­ management reports that the equip- Douglas county has in its treasury,
Mining has luken on new life and
announcement by Luke Kinkaid.
. -r , from the Oregon-California land Grants Pass on their home field.
red
chemicals.
Thc
stock
died
in
a
....
........
several properties have been open-
™in.,. . hn-S.J ’r0V^n 8.0 ,isfnctory New I grant refund, sufficient money to
Members o fthe orchestra have
few hours. About a dozen sticks o f , compressor and other
ed up.
mine equip­ build a new court house, it would
been playing together more or less
SHUT OUT AGAINST
I
A base ball team of no mean mer­ for three or more years past, ap­ dynamite were enten.
ment arrived for installation this be necessary for the county com­
MEDFORD SECOND OF
A post-morten was held to deter­ week.
it is being sup|iorted by Gold H ill
pearing nt Eagle Point and at the
missioners to comply with a law
BASE BALL SEASON
mine the cause of death, in a rough
interests.
Community club up until Inst w in ­
enacted
by the 1923 legislature re­
nnd reckless manner but when the
A great number of our farmers
FISH
TUGS
MAN
INTO
SEA
ter. Thc present orgenizntion of
lative to the building of a new court
ere diversifying their crops to a musicians w ill make appearances nl| cause was ascertained more caution
The defeat of the Boses base ball
house, including the culling of a
was
exercised.
greater extent and many arc going next winter.
George Pete, well-known athlete, public meeting on the question. Also team nt the hands of the Boas staled
in for poultry and dairying.
recently was plunged into the sen should the people petition for it. the some of the dopsters busy compiling
I he orchestra Is composed of the
Thus we could' go on for some following members; Herb Alford, BRITISH CONSUL BACK
while endeavoring to loosen a line court would be required to call a statistics with the outcome that it
time ho doubt but Inck of space
FOR STEELHEAD FIBHING from a shark. The sharks are caus­ specie! election on tile question of a was found that in 24 consecutive in­
saxophone nnd banjo; Boy Shreve,
prevents us. The past year has been
nings plnyed against that team the
ing considerable trouble and when site for the building.
trnps; Boy Finch, xylophone; Janies
u good one for us. While we have Johnson, saxophone and fish horn;
Pear Pickers did not score and of
they become caught on a line some­
Thia is Hie holding of attorney
It
ws
September,
1916,
that
D.
not been able to get hold of any Ruby Timmons,' piano; Ralph Gill,
times prove a hindrance
It was General Van Winkle in an opinion the 36 innings played by the two
A G. McNeill, British Consul nt Col­
money yet that has stuck to our
while
trying
ito
unfasten
one
of in reply to inquiry b yGuy Gordon, teams this senson only three produc­
saxophone nnd clarinet.
ima, Mexico, made his first trip to
pocket book we have been constant­
them that he placed his gaff hook in district attorney for Dougins couu- ed runs for the Medford aggregation.
Bogue River to try his skill on thc
ly building our business mid our
It has been decided by the managers
the catch. It was larger than he ty.
THEATRE TO CLOSE
steelheads. He has returned once
subscription list Is growing and we
of the Southern Oregon league to
had surmised nnd the shark gave a
more to his favorite haunts and w ill
cannot help but feel that the coming
shorten the playing season this year.
lunge uad pulled him overboard.
Du,, to the poor attendance nc-
FR U IT WASHING MACHINES
year is going to be fnr better thnn •orded Mr. Force at the Beaver spend several months here after
As a result there w ill be but three
©•
•steelheads.
FOR PEAR PLANTS more games played at the end of
the pnst. Crop prospects arc good
Chas. Heed of San Francisco, Gal.,
Theatre during the hot weather he
For the first few weeks while the
with a chance for good prices. Thc
which the winner of the second half
ha* decided to suspend operations werther is hot in the valley, Mr. Mc­ has been visiting in the city the past
With fruit washing machines be­ wi|| meet the Klamath Falls team in
fruit men even expect Io e'ean up
until further notice.
The show Neill w ill be nt Trail oil the upper week the guest of his rather. H. D. ing installed in practically every
big this year und in cas.- they «Io
a three game series for the champ­
house w ill no doubt be reopened river. Just ns soon, however, as the Reed and family.
packing house in Jackson County ionship. There has been several
means new Impetus Io our ¡ircse.-l about Hie first of September.
good fishing starts on this purt of
thc orchurdists arc equipping them­ post season games arranged for by
prosperity.
the river he w ill return.
selves to meet thc spray residue the Boa team and as a result the
With a little encouragement and '
AT
THE
THEATER
ie even n lot of energy to help pro
Of the I I years since he made his
problem, and preparing for the pear club w ill possibly remain together
work Go'll H ill could easily In­
mote thnn.
However the effort first tri,». My. McNiell has missed
movement which begins the first for at least two more months.
built to a city several times its
must come from within the city for only two years during which he I Saturday— “Sensation Seekers”
week in August.
present size. Every vacant build­ outsiders are slow to force them
I with Bilie Dove and Huntley
onld not come here. He has, ns a
These machines which wash the
The Gold H ill Meat market is of­
ing In thc city zhould be filled wilh
„
i. .
. ,
.
selves upon any community. Ou> general rule, excellent success on | Gordon.
fruit in an acid solution, removing ferring some low prices on pure
a thriving business nnd it could be little city has got to meet the ou!
I Sunday—"The Enchanted H ill"
'he river which he believes to la-
the arsenate spray have attached home rendered lard. That company
H he people of Go’d H ill would be side competition nnd enterprise and
I featuring Jnck Holt and Flor-
dryers which dry Hie fruit in a few is noted for their good lard and any­
one of the best fishing streams In
willing to sacrifice a little and may- only then w ill its growth commcnse.
| ence Vidor.
the world.
seconds, and render it equal to the one taking advantage of this sale
British tolerance .01
will be more than pleased.
A Suicide
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