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VOLUME No. 10.
GOLD H IL I.. JACKSON COUNTY, 0EEGON. THURSDAY AU
Journalists F ro m
AU O ver Oregon
A t Convention
NE
SAWYER TO HEAD
THE OREGON SCRIBES
Robert W. Sawyer, editor of the
Rend Bulletin, and newly appointed
member of the state hlghwuy com­
mission, was elected president of
the Oregon State Editorial associa­
tion Saturday. The convention end­
ed around a bcurh fire by llie sea.
Hull E. Hoss secretary to Governor
Patterson, wu» re-elected secretary-
treasurer.
Boas Annex
Cold HUI
Sunday Game
Ships First
W ith K. Falls
Car o f Pears
ADD NEW MEMBERS
TO NORMAL FACULTY
lo u r new faculty members w ill
be on the pay roll of the Ashland
Normal school when the fall term
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opens according to an announce­
ment hade today. This w ill bring
I lie first cor load of pears Io lie •*’*■ ,o,“l number to twenty-six.
shipped from the entire pear raising
Miss Ruth Yoder, who secured her
section of the Rogue River Valiev <I«»ree from Wesleyan University
was sliipped from the yards of the w‘*l lake the position as assistant in
Southern Pacific Co in Gold H ill the music department, and- w ill have
Tuesday. Two more from the same i charge of the violin department and
orchard,
of i l H.
Van
orchestra work.
■ ■ « ■ v a , that
«sant u
l.
y H it
1 Hovenherg
1 1J ▼ t * 111M * I rJ
were shipped Wednesday and a like
IT
Cenerai W ood
Diet Following
A n Operation
The twelfth annual convention of
the Oregon State Kdilorlul assort«.
The victory of (lie Rous over the
(Ion opened at Rosehurg Friday
Pelicans
and
tlie
apparent
Major General Leonard Wood,
with u record registering.
collapse
of
tlie
league
plac­
governor general of the Pbdhppioes
died at the Peter bent Brigham boa-*
ed
the
local
team
In
a
Tlie convention opened with an
position to enter the piuyoff wilh
pita! at Boston at 2:66 a. m. Sunday
address of welcome by .Mayor
the Pelican team of Klumath. Yhy
following an operation al the insti­
liouclt after which messages of
tution
yesterday.
first
game
w
ill
be
played
at
that
ei'v
greeting were read from Governor I.
U. 8. FUND WORK ABOARD
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General Wood was admitted te
Sunday and Hie second w ill follow
I - Palleroon, Prank It. Irvine editor
the hospital Friday for observation
the next Sunday at the Medford fair
of the Oregon Journal, Portland
Amerirun concerns and citizens Grounds. If a third is necessary the number today. Packers are busy on
IMPROVING I’OTATQ QUALITY
and Suturday underweut a "seriozte”
Pres» ussoeintion, National assorts-
the products of several other or­
operation, according to a bulletin
tiOn and Colorndo Central associa­ now are sending their money abroad I game w ill be played wbereevrr |he chards and as usual Gold H ill fruit
for investments in the securities of largest revenue run be expected,
Great Progress has been made in l»te Saturday night by D r. Alesaad-
tion.
w
ill
lead
all
Rogue
River
Valley
into
foreign governments at Hie rate of
i„
„
. . .
the past few years in Ute improve­ er Lambert of New York.
The duy was featured by some
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w r
ment of Oregon’s potato crop by the
Dr. Lambert's bulletin. -»»-— g»-
very splendid tnlks by men promin­ rate of such investment was «42,
encouragement and assistance given failing to state the exact nature of
ent both within and without the 844,000 monthly while in 1925 it
team was crippled by loss of Henion
I AN KEY
to growers for the planting of cee- ,ht‘ operation, indicated it wgs for a
ranks of the profession. I.uke S. May was «53.712.000.
tified seed. It has been demonstrat­ recurrence of a tumor which wax
PACKING
HOUSE
OPENS
the
star
tw
irlrr
who
hails
from
E
ur­
presented a very interesting stereo)»-
lnvestiuents in the securities of eka and who lias been a stumbling
ed that the yield |»er acre from cer­ removed by I>r. Harbey Coshins 17
tlcnn lectures depicting the work of
tified seed is more than double that years ago. The growth at the tone
foreign private concerns and cor block to the local train upon »C\-
The Root and Pankey packing
the criminologist and explained how
porations are also large this year. erul oeeusions. Henion had the mis­
of
Hie unimproved seed. Not only of the first operation was fouad to
house has started operating with u
he believed the work of the news­
If Hie present rate of investment fortune to be bitten on bis pitching crew of about a score of local peo­ that, but Hie standard of (fiwlity have involved the bone ot the skull,
papers uould be made an attribute in
continues throughout the year the bund by a fractious canine which ple. Operations commenced Mon­ has been raised, and under the sys­ the statement said, and “recurrence
the prevention of crime,
value of the securities of foreign pul him out of the game.
day when a large number of pears tem of state and federal inspection of the trouble was anticipated.**
Another interesting lecture in the
the potatoes from the certified seed
The spectacular rise of Major
governments alone sold here this
The visitors were successful I n . were run through their wa hing
afternoon was given by Itobert W.
are taking the highest grades. Coun­ General Leonard Wood from an Ob*
j year w ill be elute to one billion dol­ garnering but six hits off of Dari» »‘“«’hine.
Tuesday Hie
packing
Sawyer of Bend, on "the editor’s
ty Agent Mc\\ horter of Washington score post in the medical corps to
lars). This, however, is hardly to the Boa ehurker but three of tluAe started.
five foot shelf, an uildress dealing
be expected. During the first four were for the circuit and at only one I The company is using a washing county has been particularly suc­ to a commanding rank in the tkta
with the editor’s library.
months of 1927, foreign government time was there a man on base. Two | machine which is the product of the cessful in securing co-operation of combatant branch of the United
The bulanee of the after noon was
sold
approximately
«332,870,000 of the home runs were struck by the minds of the fruit raisers. They farmers, with notably satisfactory States army was one of the out­
givrn to shop talk und the award­
results.
standing features of American mil­
worth of their obligations in Ute new catcher for the Ptlirafta.
figured out a method by which
ing of prises in the News-Review's
itary annuals. Appointed an assist­
United States. These were taken One home run was driven out they have been able to remove all
front page makeup contest. The
ant surgeon several years prior to
entirely by private investors.
by the Boa captain, Orrel Robbins traces of the spray and this in a
FARM RADIO POPULAR
Oregon City Enterprise won the cup
the Spanish American war. Wood
Foreign
government
now
owe
the
scoring
two
men
ahead
of
blhi.
home
made
washing
machine
for the In-st daily front page and the
rose to the foremost rank of A f r ­
The pears ore dumped into a
Ontario Argus the weekly prise. United Stales government in the Robbins home run was the longest
Twenty-nine per cent of all farms ican generalship his active duty cul­
neighborhood
of
twelve
billion
of
drive
made
in
the
Ashland
park
it
trough
in
which
a
solution
of
salt
Honorable uu-nUwi was given the
in Oregon are equipped with radio minating in the Governor Geneeat-
Bend Bulletin and the McMinnville dollars us a result of funded war is said by the fans who are capable and muriatic acid is contained. This receiving sets, according to a census
loans. The United Slates Govern­ of being authority on such things. solution dissolves the spray poison conducted by the U. S. Agriculture * i p of the Phillippines.
Telephone Register.
ment
is no longer making such loans
The Boa lineup worked Ilka a and removes it from the fruit. The Department.
The social time Friday night was
travel to crates
a very enjoyable event. The ban- but private citisens are making clock works, both infield and out­ machine in a large wooden trough
Radio seems to have spread sw ift­
LAKE SETS EBIT BECOME
loans
abroad
at
a
rate
that
w
ill
soon
field.
It
was
almost
imperative
that
built
in
the
shape
of
a
block
O.
The
qu-' was provided by the Roseburg
ly to virtually every farm conunun
basil r-i en und was served by the make them creditors of sums nearly the Klamath delegation drive the pears are dropped into the solution ily throughout the U. S. It is unlike­
Travel during the zamlh at July
I'p iKP'.i qunws. E. E. Brodie pre­ equul to those of the federal govern­ ball out of the lot or the fleet foot­ which is kept moving by the use of ly that any other home device h»«
ed, outfielder of the cement workers an improvised water wheel. After
to Crater Lake National park, showy
sided und short talks were made by ment.
sold itself to the agricultural re­
would scoop them.
a registration of 33,516 people. This
the pears have floated around the
several of the visiting editors. The
gions us quickly, the official reports
The
local
team
scored
in
the
first
trough they are carried up from the indicate. The number of farms that u the heaviest day to day travel to
chtofiu! dress was made by Circuit
KOON-PRUITT
the histw y a i Use scenic ,v
frame when Marlowe
on
base water on a wooden ladder affair
-dmtge Jv- W. Hamilton who spoke on
have elertric light and power is
with aa average of over
was sent in on a single by Hoffard. which possaes under a series of lit­
the influence of the press in com­
large.
The
telephone
was
long
in
A modest wedding ceremony was I be Klamath team tied the score in
a day. Seven foreign
,
tle sprays from which water is
munity life. The banquet was fol­
reaching a large proportion of
solemnized at the home of Mr. and the second when their first home-
ejected and the pears are washed farms. But in three years the num­ every state in the Union w ith tho
lowed by a band concert und danc­ Mrs. E. L. Koon of Grnnts Pass when
exception of New Hampshire wuru
run was hit. In the third the visit- ridding them of any trace of acid
ing.
ber of farms possessing radio sets
their daughter Berniece became the ors got another score on a circuit
represented.
and
they
are
automatically
dumped
Saturday morning, bright and wife of Blaine Pruitt who has been
has grown from one in each 17 to
California autoes registered ex-
crash and the Boas garnered three into boxes at the end of the machine
early, some of the golf enthusiasts employed in his father’s store in
one in each four.
via the same route when Robbins which are then removed to the
reeded by more than 560, those from
from among the scribes displayed <iuld H ill the past several years.
The farmers buy high powered
this state. In the Middle W est Iowa
hit a homer with two on. In the packing tables where several deft
their ability on the green at the Mrs. Pruitt has been employed in
receivers in larger proportion than
and Illinois lead, and the East New
fourtli Hanley Boa third baseman young ladies carefully wrap them in
country club with the result thut Hie office of the County recorder of
city dwellers. In general, they en­ Y'ork leads.
was spilt to the bench with an in­ green tissue and place them in pro­
Hall Hoss, secretary to Governor Josephine county.
joy better reception than urban com­
Col. C. G. Thompson, superintend­
jury to his knee which might keep perly tabled boxes ready to be ship-
Patterson Won the trophy presented
The ceremony uniting the young him out of the game the rest of the lied away to the world markets to munities. They are quick to record ent of the park, forecasts that des­
by the Hates boys of the News Re­ couple was preformed by Rev. Earl
their criticism of the programs, the
pite the late spring, all travel re-
season. Hughes went to third base tickle the pallats of people who nr.-
view.
Agriculture Department radio bur­
Sloan at 4:00 Sunday afternoon nnd and Chas. Orr substituted at first, not fortunate enough to live in
cords to the lake w ill be
eau has learned.
The editors then Journeyed to only relatives of the contracting (iilliek Klnmath Fulls pitcher ab­
this season.
valley where this luscious fruit is so
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Bandon, through the delightful scen­ present.
dicated the mound nnd manager plentiful.
Remember the good old days
ery, to the roast of the Pacific. Here
FOOTS CREEK HA8 FIEE
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The young couple w ill leave this Saunders gave the boys a few of his
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when the only things pul into the
they were entertained in the even- evening for Kirksville, where the twisters to look al. The Boas scor­
CHARLES H. CLEMENT
cellar were fruits, vegetables and
( ing at the park, to a delicious sea evening for Kirkville, Miss, where
A forest fire broke out oa the
ed two more runs in the fourth.
coal?
food dinner in which all kinds of the groom w ill enter an osteopathic With Saunders in the Box the Roua
west side of Foots Creek this week
Funeral services were conducted
fish were featured together with parties were present.
and burned over several acres of
scored one run in the fifth and the Friday afternoon for Charles H
Cracked Crab and vegetables. (The
land. This burn is about the largest
visitors were blanked. In the sixth Clement who died at his home in
band entertained while the meal
of the season so far as we know.
the lornls drove in two runs when this city Wednesday of last week.
was in progress.
People should use all the precau­
Hughes and and Logan crossed the
Charles If. Clement was 67 years
«Most of the visitors rrrived in
tions possible to prevent the burn«
r l te making nine runs. In the sev­ 7 months. 24 days old. He was better
time to view the parade and pro­
ing of our forest land. The Umber­
enth the visitors made two runs known about Rogue River where he
gram prepared in connection with
ed hills of Southern Oregon is one
when first man up gets a two hag- had formerly resided. He was born
the unnual flower show, s,»onsorcd
of its biggest asset*s from the stand­
gcr and the second a homer and with in Iowa in 1859. His residence at
by the Bandon Women's club. Queen
point of scenic beauty and should
I no body down three singles were hit Rogue River covered a period of ten
Camilla Laird 'was crowned nnd a
be preserved.
by the next three men up. This fil­ years, after which he went to Okla-
Herbert Hoover is the “logical re­
program of dances and drills was
led the hoses with no outs but by homn and for a time, made his home
publican candidate,*’ Henry Ford|
given under the direction of Mrs.
The turnover in factory labor is
the
splendid
work
of
the
Boas
m
a-¡w
ith
his
son
in
Portland
before
tak-
D. L. Neidenhciser, a well known
declared.
George Erdman and W. A. Stanch­
s|owing down throughout the Uait-
ehine
not
another
man
was
able
io
ing
his
residence
in
this
city
about
resident of Glendale, was arrested
The car manufacturer also said ed States, according to data received
field.
tar.v of South Umpqun river near advance. The score nt the end of (one year ago. Resides his wife, he he believed President Coolidge was
by the U. S. Department of Com­
Visitors from the ensi side nt Friday afternoon on a charge of set­ the contest was 9 to 4. Batteries leaves six children by a former mar-
,
the Coast rang,- were soipewhat sur­ ting fires on Stouts Creek, a tribu- were: Boas Davis and Force. K. riage, A. F. Clement of Portland. sincere in his desire to retire from merce.
office at the close of his present
Reduction of labor turnover is oae
prised wiith the ehillness of the air Perdue. Neidenhciser is claimed by Falls Peterson, G illirk, Saunders, Janies A., Crescent City, M. A., Cres­
term.
1
of the problems on which Industrial
along the iieurti and ninny laprobes the forest officials to be responsible and Means.
cent City; Hazen, of San Jose, Calif.;
"This is a business genertpiosi engineers and large employers are
The game nt Grnnts Pass was J. L. W ilderville. Oregon., and C. H.
nnd bankets were in evidence at the for the string of incendiary fires
and Hoover is a business man. working hardest. Slowing d o w * of
evening meeting.
started last Sunday evening and w ill more or less of n joke from the looks of Arninrilla, Tegns.
Ford said,
His experience as en­
of
the
score.
1
he
Cave
Men
trounc­
Polow’ .’.g the bnnquet officers probably go before the federal court
By his present marriage the child­ gineer, business administrator and the turnover means curtai|meut at
waste. Factors in the turnover rata
were elected and Albany was chosen as some of the fires Were inside the ed the Per pickers by a score of 22 ren are: Bert L.. Gold H ill; Chas.
Io 10 and the game was called early H., Ernest H., Jennie and Florence cabinet member has really been a are voluntary quite by workers, dis­
for the meeting next summer. A huge national forest.
.
because tlie score keepers run out Clement nil of Oklnhoma. Trances training for the presidency. He is charges, layoff’s, deaths nod acci-
bonfire hud been provided for upon
According to Harvey Brown, su­
Lefty Ivlson, former of Kansas nnd Orville in the U. S. the type of man to succeed Calvin dents. Of these, the chief factor is
the bench and the editorial group pervising warden of the Douglas of pencils.
Coolidge.”
Hon
man
pitched
for the Cave Men. Army.
represented by voluntary quits.
surrounded It nnd sung a few old F lre Patrol, the forest officers have
Hoover is in the prime if life,
The rate of such quite thus far
favorite songs. Later in the evening long suspected Neidenhciser of set­
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Deceased was a member of the f. hord said, and pointed to the many
dancing was enjoyed nt the Silver ting fires In the Stouts Craek dis­ DOUGLAS CUTS ELECTION COSTS O. O. F. of Rogue River. Funeral difficult tasks the Secretary of Com­ this year is reported as shout twva-
tykseven per cenji. Last war it was
Spray Gardens which was a very trict nnd have been endeavoring to
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services in charge of Conger Funer- merce has handled, both while a
thirty-five per cent an«f was pre­
blimination
of
nine
elction
pre-
al
Parlors
was
held
here
at
2:00
p.
enjoyable affair.
obtain evidence to convirt him. The
ceded by seventy-five per cent in
cincts through consolidation with in. Friday conducted by the Rogue private citizen.
One or the outstanding features forest sendee and county patrol
“The
American
people
have 1923 a.id 100 per cent in 1630. From
of the trip to Bnndon was tlie lovely have been working in co-operation adjoining precincts was ordered by River I. O. O. F. assisted by the Cold thought of him subconsciously as
this data, it is clear that voludtary
Hie county court at its August meet­ H ill lodge. Interment was the Rock
flower show that was eondueted by in an effort to npprehend persons
presidential material for years,” quits occur frequently in years of
ing.
just
concluded.
The
consolida­
Point
cemetery.
the Indies civic club at that place. quiltv of Mnliriously setting fires
Ford said.
unusual Indusrial activity.
Tho
The display room was beautiful in and the arrest is the outgrowth of tions were authorized as an .eeono-
years 1920 and 1923 were marked
n
carefully
planned
system
of
guard-1
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A
German
scientist
says
that
|iet-
the array of florftl beauty. Dahlias,
Hogs arc among the chief enemies especially by a targe out put of
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¡,,u action w ill save the county ap­ roleuin is still being formed in the
Sweet Pens, Calla Lilies nnd ninny ing nnd
patrolling in areas where'
to
the young growth coming in on manufactured goods.
proximately «1,000 at each election earth by nature. If this is true, in
other native flowers were on dis­ Incendiarism was expected.
Some big industrial concerns are
Douglas county now has 52 precinti view of the present overproduction, cutover longlenf pine lands. In one
play and we be’ieve thut it was one
season hogs killed 8.320 two-year
Rond for Nrfdcrhciser was fixed
the oil magnates ought to petition old longlenf seedlings on an acre making continuous study of thd con­
of the best displays ever shown I i at 81506. I^e engaged an attorney instead of 61 ns formerly.
Mother Nature to adopt the eight- tract. The seed, of "mast” of long­ dition under which their employees
Oregon. Co-sidernble credit Is dir- •’ nd demanded a trial. In the hop-
work and their reasons for leaving
Phosphate comprises more than hour day.
i
the Indies of Bandon for their spied of finding more evidence against
lenf is devoured ns food by hogs, the company emp|oy. This is done
tWO-thirds of the 7,000,000 tons of
in making possible such a show.
nnd the seedlings have a thick,
the nccused the deputy sheriff made fertilizer used in the United Stales
It is said that a single pair of spongy, murilsginous bark on the with the hope of enconragiag mea
a trip Io the Nelderheiser home an | annually. This country possesses
whose work is satisfactory to ro­
chiffon hose contnins the silk from
M. S. Johnson lias returned from while there discovered a fifteen gql-
the largest known deposits of phos­ 333 silkworms. Just thing how ov­ roots much sought by hogs in the main on the pyroll. The bonds
Toledo nnd w ill remain In this city Ion still nnd complete equipment for
phate rock, making it Independent erworked the poor silkworms must spring when the ground is soft. This system is regarded by many persons
for a time on business.
* manufacturing moonshine liquor.
damage to the trees can be prevent­
of foreign fertilizer sources.
as one attempt to solve the problem
be these days.
ed only by fencing the hogs.
of labor turnover-
Douglas County
Incendiary Gets
In Toils o f Law
Ford Endorses
Hoover For
the Presidency