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VOLUME No. so. Grants Pass Lose Gruelling Battle to Boas GOLD H IL L , JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, T ill RKDAY AUGUST 4. 1927 NUMBER I f MOTOR BUS IS WHE( KEI>; 12 PEOPLE HURT G. O. P. Plan Battle For Senate Seats FARRIERS REPORT LOWER RETURNS IN 1926 Lindbergh T o To u r fn Interest o f A viation injures to twelve persons result id frpm the wreck of a Seattle-Loa A recession in the improvement Angeles milo bus near Yoncalla ear in the financial condition of farmers ly Sunduy morning is shown by Hie annual survey of The bus was driven by Curl Sber- farm returns for 192« released Io- In one of the hardest fought bu»e- mer of Los Angeles, who has <Tiui|>- " ----- - ------------- -— ----- ,lay **>' ,h<‘ Department of Agricul- bull games of the season Grants Pa*» peared. Only minor injuries were feeling in View of the figures in the ' ¡¡Tall p artao f H . T ‘ 3? 7'’ ? rnU'r' The Republican .National) Com «gain met defrut at the bunds of the sustained, the passengers being eul On Lindbergh’» grand tour of the Oddie-B; ker eoiileO in tli-., 1 1 M* tb‘ « “»«try show an Gold llill delegation. The game wu. by flying glass and bruised when mittee booklet on Congress und Its I nited States, 75 American cities Slat he won by Hie Republicans. ' “T h e ’, farm‘ n T ^ ‘ t o during the next 3 months w ill wcl » light one from the »tart although they were thrown violently from giawl deeds has set the Bepublicans battle is to be mad, against K. .a " . . * 1’133 for e many error* were chalked up again their seats us the cur went off the of the country to figuring in u most oiue ,be the av,a' aviator whose non-stop .aoe against * * » - i 192« compares with *1 297 for K optimistic manner us to their op drick of Wyoming, si the Grunt* Pa»» team most of i r<Nld* is impossible, farms in in 192.’ ’»; «1,205 for |k n o fllgb* ba' ,lon‘‘ more than any other 1925; ,,„ „ „ IK M : » £ £ X » “ » if!" " « « . these being charged to Geo. Gray i 1 br cuu* * •*>'• accident could portunities in the 192« senatorial at this time, how . . . . . . in 1924; fo r 11; t x t ------------------, o the com- ,, and 9.7 for « 1 5 n T / ’T * ° ' air ,ran*P °rt- former lion player and Al Drolette no* ,M' '••••ermined, according Io elections. Thirty-tw o of the present its line*. . farms in 1923, silting members of the upper cham State Traffic Officer E. II. Thurber, have ft 1st sucker for the Cave Men. • Michigan “ V ’» “ " Bepublicans, o r ,m m ,c a n s , who have b mis in 1922. Receipts ..........Three averna«.,I i ¿ of these cities in Pacific mlllinni » ¡ , wno 1 N o r th - .,,,. , Uolh Davis for the Boas mid Shur- who made un investigation, as tlu ber w ill have to stand for re-elec • h o A . are Seattle. Portland and Boise (Id ih o ). rock of the Grants Pass team pitch driver disappeared before he could tion. I wenty-one of this total are ¡ X C T : t ™ . r 1 i ” 2-'- ? « • » » ................. ’ . ™ . ed a very good game uml allowing be questioned. The wreck happenc I Democrats, ten are Bepublicans und . ......... ... .,»■„» 3 be bone Eagle” in this serie* a Republican. Here, j eraged higher tlu an in Hie preceediag ?f fligb,s '* a misaioaery, venturing few h ili. Then only error ehurged nt I 29 a. m. while Hie passengers one, Shipstcad of Minnesota, rep- to the locals wu* one placed against were usleep, Ihe bus leaving the ri vents the Farmer-Labor Party. again, there are a number of strong three years, fa rafehl in order to prepare prepare the the Morgan when he got in front of a highway leaping Hie drainage ditcli TIPs is in direct contrast to the 1920 personalities any one of w hom ) people for the next migbtly step in The average size of the farms d ia le r from the but of Al Drolette betide the road und crashing into election when the majority of those could accomplish the desired result. I ui ... , .Porting for 192« was 315 acres wit 1 tlie conquest of the air. He comes In Missouri. Senctor Jim Heed has i n average investment of « ¡ A x in his famous plane, Spirit of St. and which should hove been u hit. the high bunk on the left hand side who hud to go to the |»olls were Re publicans. .id ..... ,, x v : Marlowe first lion batter to face of the highway. Louis; but he is not alone. Accom 448, As the left side of the behicle slid Republican experts and workers di,late for re-election. and as yet no rs^x I < .^x~x : _ of «■ r... consisting Sharrock ripped out a long drive , ^26 from crop sales, panying him in another plane is figuring, und with considerable I definite word is at hand as which nearly hit the fence allowing ulong the bunk the windows were are Donald E. Keyhoe, of the aeronau lustification, on Hie posaiblllty of J likely Democratic nomin,c to' vL '- ’ fr ,m f h 11 ,?f ? \ him to make thee bises only to be broken out und the interior wus fil tics bureau. Department of Com UC,S’ an’* merce, with Philip P. Love as pilot. caught off the home plate when the led with glass, dirt and boulders, Ihe capturing 14 of the 21 seals now 1 ‘ ecd him. Beginning with 190«, Miss- «39 fro-11 in\<- ii o«» sales. lloa couch got his signals mixed and relief driver, It. G. Schram, who was held by Democrats. They do not | o w i ba? been Inc.ncd toward Re- No such lour was ever before Asvri.ge curr nt cash expenses in sent him home on a hit anil run usleep, being almost buried under anticipate any trouble in electing Public anisni in national elections 1926 totaled >¡,,73 (.onsistjng or planned for any citizen of any coun- Republic! ns Io the ten scats now (save in 1912 end H16 w..e 1 W il play. This plav undoubtedly pre- Ihe debris. »386 for I : . ; labor, »242 for live- r>'. * ls P °si**v fl>' unique. Inter- held by Republicans whose terms son carried it) and tn ,r t. are enled the home team from garner stock bought, »232 for feed bough* * S! *” **’ *nsieat* ot fading away, un- expire March 4, 192«. In the state grounds for Ihe ho|M» Hint there an ing at least one run in the OREGON EXPORTS »73 for fertilizer, »4« for seed. »183 w ill remain keen and un- first frame, us Logan hit the bull for OF LUMBER GAINS of Washington, Senator D ill can be other Republican brand can be for taxes, »130 for machinery and 'l‘n“ nls,le,,• and •*»*» ambassador of easily defeated, provided, of cours,», plucked from the burning. two base* after Hughes funned. tools, and «179 for miscellaneous ‘i“ - a‘r’ Al* along ,he route* w il> iind Hie Bepublicans develop a reason An attempt was made by Shad- The hint that Senalor Jones of items. ” ,e w«y made easy for him. An Increase of 25 per cent in the rock, the Grant* Pass tw irler to number of feet of lumber shipped able amount of unanimity for a can New Mexico, beaus,, of Hie condi Receipts less cash expenses ever- - A* *D an,*c*Pat*on of the visit, In I tab. Sen: tor King can tion of his health, inay not seek re- steal home while some of hi* team from Portlund to foreign ports dur didate. aged »975, in addition to which these c,l*‘‘s ever> where are not only ea- mules were entertaining the catcher ing July. 1927. over July, 1926, with be defeated. He won the last time election, has led to serious discus farmers used home-grown food nro- ! Ka8*’’1 10 ® disc“ ssion of the airport - ......... — . p ro -, . . . - - by a narrow margin, and his con sion of Ihe possibility in that event and umpire. Davis delivered the an increase in value of 3« per cent tinned - I » , . , , rv •" ...... <•«< ts valued at a s a n e c e s sity , buj many of them adverse I mi II and Force tugged the runner. wus the one bright spot in the July tinued in oimosition to il." * " ' "• k . , l . t U|' e |°, f u H ,PUblicr.n because of The value of fuel and house rent / re . clabora,inR their plans and are The umpire called hint out and the shipping report af the Merchants' dustrvshou diiiake hi ’’A l * * 6 " lhe inab,,I,-v of •»'«• Demo,rats to «'•-*» not reported. On the other *,tg,nnin« t’onstruction of the ]atest ids oustlM ousting ensv. easy, pick a man of equal strength to Jon- hand, no alowance has been nude f° n " con'merciai terminal. As one tak, his eloquence of the Cave Min caused Exchange, issued at the close of provided, of eourse, the Republicans es. I he Republicans are probably I *n Ihe expense it, ms for the labor "*a?'°r ha$ him to reverse his recision and semi business Sunday night. the time for themselves w ill give united support including within the list of possibil- ! Pcrnoll for a walk. The umpire the farmer and his family which [ i,ci,on ^as arrived. During the past month 28.693.869 fine Iv «ha-idol that the pitcher, feet of lumber valued nt »622.014 wu to Hie Repuhliecn nominee. ¡lies the defeat of Senator Edwards was estimated by the farmers at an l h *S *S ,rue’ Partcuiarly n Paef- Montana Rcpbulicans are anticipa of New Jersey. Copeland of New- average value of »779. cutci.re r - d butter was in the box shipped front Portland Io foreign *c •''>°rthwest, where every import- and lh ' e ball was to be ilelver- markets, as compared to 28.687.48o ting that Ihe natural enthusinsm York, Gerry of Rhode Island, Neely The cash balance of «975 rep- Snt yonimercial center is even now cd ami a* toe butter hud three balls feet, valued nt «605,.908 for June ! ‘‘*,n,,<‘ic l,'d w’ <h the Presidential elec of West Virgina, Bruce of Maryland, resented all the cash the average n,akin» read> landing field, cast and two strikes against him it meant 1927, and 22.76.3.450 feet, valued al ion brings the defeat of Senator Bayard of Delaware. form made available to the owner- ° n a broad s c a l®. equal not only to Wheeler within the line of possibil- either a walk or an out. Just why »449.604 for July, 1927. I his is a most ambitious program, operate to pay his living expenses, tbe ncct,s of tbe Present but to a I ily*. In this case, it must be con- and its complete fulfillment is hard take eare of debts, and make ini- larBer «rowth that is expected to Sharock run tor home if it was a ------ o - - ■ . fessed, no really definite steps have ly possible. Bui, in each and every provements. forced walk and why the pitcher AUTO’8 TOLL IN S ,ako Place in proportion to the na- YEARS BEATS U. S. been taken for the selection of Ihe ease, strong, positive Republican and catcher were in the box whe t The frmers reported an increase t*on.al development of aviation, WORM» WAR I1KAII K1<‘publican »PPonenl. hoi there are the umpire was conversing with the Lindbergh s work was more than campaigns w ill be made which w ili of «158 in inventory values, which « WORLD WAR DEAD | plenty possibilities. Key Pittman players from the opposing team work Io the advantage of the nation figure added to the cash balance of balf done before he started on tour. of Nevada has to tempt fate in 1928. al Presidential ticket and of Hie na «875 imide • farm rfet return of «1 - ! for ,b‘ An’erican people, a|l of them would be matter* which would need More people have been killed b. and h*” ’«* again there is n serious tional Republicans organization. '« be explained should Grants Pass 133. Out of this ¡ mount «215 was are keen far landin8 fields as a nee- ___________ have won for the Boas a pro automobiles in the United State» ! _ _ _ paid as i nterest on indebtedness essar>' Part ot commercial aviation, , j test on the decision and the gome during Ihe past eight years than the and «128 was spent, for improve-’ ' ~ Business Chr°"icle. was finished with that understand American soldiers dead in the C o o l l d & f * ^ V l l l nients. — g--------- World war, according to the Na- ’ ® ing. SEVERAL PEOPLE HURT However tip- Boas made a run and tional Automobile Chamber of Com- OREGON COUNTIES WHEN AUTOES CRASH lied the score und in the tenth In merce. RECEIVES $400,739.04 From Jrnuary I, 1919 to Decem ning the Cave Men went up in the IN SCHOOL MONEY What might easily have been a air and before the slaughter ended ber 31, 1926, 137,017 persons were serious accident ocurred about 11 hud crossed the pan with nt least killed by automobiles while the tot _____ The sate land board Monday ap- o’clock today near the Beaver Port five runners. The opposing team al casualties of Hie w ar in the Am --------- j portioned the counties of the state a land Cement Co. on a curve in the fi lied to score in the lust half of the erican army forces was 120.050. The President Coolidge Tuesday issued Al a meeting of the city council * 00*739 (M; representing in- Pacific highway, »whtfii two cars fume and another victory was injured in automobile accidents the following statement: | Wednesday night. J. C Thompson ‘‘'‘‘T* ° " . ,be s‘*“ <’ "reducible school crashed together. chalked up for the local*. The fin however, was 3,500.000 since the I do not choose to run for pres- of the California ()r.-B«„ i> . , f,ln<*’ lb e apportionment is one the The one rar, a Ford Coupe, driv « ..p r X - * ” armistice. ishing score was 7 to 2. en by Geo. Freising of Dallas, O re, Twenty six per cent of the killed Klamath Falls defeated the Med T h i, ,h ,l,n ,en l. which w . . ty p .. h, ih , city c,„»,cil „.. ...„ h ud " " ’T ” was headed north when it was ford team in what appears to have and injured were children under lin J . 1>er' struck by a Star Sedan driven by w riter on small pieces of paper, was the lighting system in this city. The 1,' , been a rout the score being 12 Io 2. age of 15 years, according to the present lighting system and son; . of M b"°' -n the state, ac- Chas. E. Crane of Cottage Grove, Last year it was estimated , CU' by ‘ * * I lie result of the two contests place* figures n o w e r enm t.nnv". .7 . • j «‘»rd'nK the histest count is, 256,- Oregon. Mr. Freising received nnivcrsnry as chief executive power company’ s property is in a ««, , . , .. . the Boas in Ihe lend and Grants Pass 23,000 persons were killed, a il in M»4- Last year the apportionment painful cuts about the face and <-f Hie I nite,I States, without com- poor state of repair and as the com- i 1 < ...... at the bottom of the percentage list. crease of 1,000 over 1925 ami the in«nt. was «385,636.50 or on a basis of »1.53 throtlt and bruises on the chest, the ( pany plan to rebuild their service ! largest death toll ever recorded by Boas ............ .......................... 750 automobiles for a year. .'!r. Coolidge hud asked newspa|M-r| “ nes d wus thought advisable for the per capita for 252.039 persons, and result of being thrown against the in 1925 it was «373,273.50, a basis of steering wheel. Meilfiinl , ...................... 500 men Io see him nt 12 o’clock Tues city to have their street lights «.50 per capita for 248,849 persons. Klamath . The Star Sedan contained four day. Until a minute or two befor- worked over al the same time. The ................. - ...... .. 500 FOREST RECEIPTS PASS Grants Pass there was not the xlighest know-1 c i,Y vomicil decided to have th- An increase in the school census in passenger who w-ere on their way .............. 250 M ILLION AND QUARTER MARK to enjoy a camping trip south of idg<- sent for his personal steno- P°wer company go ahead with Ihe two years of 835. Multnomah county draws «124 -! here. The driver Chas. E. Crane PACKING H O I8 E TO OPERATE of what would occur at the confer-1work and a!' a result Gold H ill’s ' Total receipts of »1.399,173 are re- -cnee. and Miss Anna Belle Small were not lighting system w ill be improved 898.98 on a school census of 89,918. The packing house situated on the ' P° rt' <’ b>' F° rM ‘ Service Srrvlce from fro"’ I>orted by the Forest qilrlr,i,. i,„r n , , ... Marion county is second, drawing injured. G. B. Crane the father of the twenty-two national forests of ¡a !? ° COO'‘ and made a more sightly attraction. «25.229.88 for 16,173 school age res-1 driver received several cuts about rai'rnnd right of way formerly oper Hroan.i ...».i No more lights w ill be added but j . _. .» sent for r Ins pcrsonel stvno- Orcgon und Washington during th»- tfnnhi>P idenls. Lane is third with »23,- !he face, a borken nose and Mrs. ated by Denny A Co. w ill be in op fiscal year 1927, which ended June u ,' , S’ ,Ed Reiser and dictated where imvrovenients can be effeci- 320.44 and 14.949 persons. Next ¡d C ra n e a broken rib and cuts about o,l they w ill he. The lights w ill b.» eration this fruit seuson. This plant 39 this year. 1 b pf lnessa«‘‘- which was then Clackmas with «21.833.76 and 13,- the face. did not ope rate last season and its placed in two circuits and automat The bulk of Ihe money came from •ransclncd 1,. , onto ,, small pieces of ically turned on and off by means 996 persons. Douglas has a school The victims of the wreck were reopening w ill help Io swell Ihe Imher sales, which show a total of ' " b’ ‘ ^ ^ l l e r . payroll of the city, A force of men of clocks installed for that purpose. census of 6,729, drawing »19,497.- brought to this city and Dr. Chis After the newspaper men had 24; Jackson 8,516, drawing «13,284.- holm was called to offer 1st aid. 1.992,098. Grazing fees rank next are busy at the presenl lime gel Meters w ill also be provided. with »169,285. Sununer honiesite come info the room, the president 96; Klamath 5,516, drawing «9.272.- Mrs. Crane wns taken on to Medford ling cveryllsiiig in renriyness Io re him. He ¡-cniiits and other forms of special asked them |„ fi|(, 64; Umatilla 6.899. drawing «19,- to the hospital. Both ears were j»ad- ceive the crop as soon as picked. A use stand third with »24,131. Other hutiu each the small slip of paper WALTER JOHNSON 698, ami Union 5,554, drawing »8,- ly injured and the Star was so badly u'lishcr has been installed Io that CELEBRATES A F IF T H OF 664.24. sources of receipts arc waterpower with the message. The paper had mutilated it i* thought to be past Ihe fruit can he wnshed so ns (0 in.-el been folded by him. A CENTURY IN BASEBALL and various forms of tresspass. repair. -------- o---------- Hie requirements of Hie federal and Of the twenty-two national for Newspapermen slopped to ask him SHASTA L IM IT E D foreign regulations. Last year the When the sun set Monday even eats Ihe Olympic in western Wash f there was any comment and Mr. TRAIN DELAYED SELLS HOME ON HIGHWAY i»'»nr eioti of the valley was a'most a ington leads with a total of «289,811, Coolidge replied not. The wires by ing, Waller Johnson Monday round loful loss due to Ihe residue from Mrs. Minnie Stickle this week ed out a fifth of a century ¡is a ma while the Crater national forest 11 newspaper men wns begun. Southbound Shasta Limited was sodl her home on Ihe highway, rtiray. The orehardists were not jor league pitcher and he has served ¡out hem Oregon is second with delayed an hour and fifteen minutes presently occupied by Percy Mar prepared to cope with the em rgen- «222,289. 'Two other forests exceed only one club, the Washington Sen Tuesday night because the heat caus lowe ann family. O. C. Applegate, MORE GOOD ROADS ev last season due to the regulation he hundred thousand mark for the ators. ed a stee| rail on a curve between of Medford was the Purchaser. Mr. 1 '»ing enforced after lh>» fruit had Twenty years ago Tuesday ,‘thc ear, the Deschutes with »145,267. The province of Quebec, (his year. old master” as the fans cal| him, Bogu,- River and Grants Pass to Applegate was form erly a resident been picked and much of it shipped, ind the Wnilown with »196.937. Twenty-five per cent of ihese , e - !T " M,1nu' for eon- toed the mound for his first start in "wave”. The trouble was discovered of Washington, only recently mov '''his year the orrhnrd's’ " all ov-»- by a Iraekwidker, who called for a ing to Medford and after looking the valley have Installed the •* eipts are returned Io the Slates and i v K™ ! the big show. He pitched seven in section crew, and sent out a flagman. the country over decidei on Gold - r«r .he road and "b o o ! ^ t w h‘” f w i" b— ‘ s-iry equipment to do nw»»v with d»-- nings against Detroit and was re The section crew sawed out a piece Hilt. rorny and the eroo ought to be .1 mil, und an additional ten per cent The Applegates were im 8‘ lieved in the eight bv Long Tom of the rail, Io smooth out th,» “ris hl-' one in the terms of dol'nrs and s made available tar road mid trail pressed w ith the school facilities Hughes with the score 2 to I against ing” and traffic was resumed. eenls. in this city. TO >AII*ROVE ROADS him after he hud given the Tigers ,-ork by the Forest Service. six hits. Detroit subsequently- won ------- n------- No greater waste occurs in log Nearly »189iMN).000 is available 3 to 2. It is never the wrong time of NEW RUBBER CENTER In marketing fruits and vegetables ging than that caused by leaving year to start a budget or a savings Los Angeles is rising as the see- no one factor Is more important in II western stales for construction high slumps. These usually contain on, rubber center of the t nited j 'hnn careful grading. I f constantly and maintenance of highways dur Cows in good condition and pro Ihe clearest ami highest-priced ma fv^id. J’ l| n for the next month ahead, nnd the next big expense you States Branches of large Akron adhered to it builds good w ill ami ing Ihe next year. California ex ducing less than one pound of hut- terial. The timber saved by cutting pects to spend more than a third of a ra i!! i i h » « j ' i usu,,,lly rwp,ire ,ow s,u" " ’s of,en ll’ rge,y p°ys '<"• have to meet, and gradually you w ill Icctorlcs orc being built their, creates confidence. this. have enough accumlated to take care grain If the pasture is good. the logging operation. of whal lies before you. C ity o f Gold Not Accept Hill to Improve A n other T e rm Lighting System
