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VOLUME No. SO. BOAS' Cinch Championship in Sunday T ilt GOLD HILIU JALKHON COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY HEPTKMBKK 1, JULY BUSINESS FRKK FROM USUAL SLUMP 1927 Presidential National Debt Situation Is Reduced Since Still Clouded Y ear O f 1920 NUMBRR Si I COPCO rebuilding sekivce Del Rio Has Installed New Pear Washer LI N EH II» GOLD H IL L General: liusim-ss over the na tion passed through July, generally I here is a gang of men busy in the slackest mont hot the yeur, the city this week digging holes to without rudieid change from the pltee new poles for the California proceeding four week». Building _____ '<”’«•«011 Power Co. That Company activity continued at a higher level In a hotly contested, and one' of .. .. , ! erl* $ l* - 1» replaces all thetr old pol- Washington I). C .~T h e Republi the best played g u llie s of Base hull than u year ago. Itelull trade wan nen the U. S. Trcnsury Depart ex ami completely rebuild their sys- cans Presidential situation is brisk in many section*. Dixlrihu- ever seen in Southern Oregon, was Last week the Del Bio orchard had ment opened its books the morning lent in this city. from clearin. The sin played at the Juckson County Pair tion of commodities wetn along at u fur of July 1. the Federal Government The plans w ill also include the a new than washing machine in cerity of President Coolidge’s Grounds Sunday August 28, the Boas rapid pace, «* shown by increased Ot • ,8 ’a ,2 -0®<MW# or remodeling of the city’s llghtiziu stalled at their packing house and is not I bf-ing T “ defeated the Klamath Kails Pelicans railroad freight loading*. Coiisum- de«J| rut|«tn been kept about eiu» 61u9 on behalf uoou. on behalf of of each each resi- system a much needed improvement it has u P bnsy * all week hv a score of 2 Io I thereby gaining ption of cotton by mills was large. I <|UI s‘ *<’»«'<‘- hut there is a growing de dent o fthe Unitde States. This rep When the propo.a d work is com T “ hl"« ,he ,ruh from that or. the coveted hag of gold u| ||„- Huin- Wholesale prices continued below h-elingthat il was bussed on a per- < r ™ '!“ w,l " rw,u«tton «U3I.00O, taded a great deal of the unsightly h S , ’ how's end and also the season's pen the level of lust yeur. The situation *ona' situation, and tliut the purty 000 10 ,he Kro* s <,eW In comparison wiring and poles w ill be removed *?' ,U"W ln“<h,ne '* «•« W i l l i I h o l „ l „ | - .......... - ft . . . . .. ’ ’ I le flS lV a a I t l i e / h i n o « . m o r i n « nant for Hu- Southern Oregon is regarded ns satisfying, although containing manp irregularities. Championship. to happen is increasing rather than | h„ h„ » ’ . , entiamcd. work very thoroughly. The fruit is Ihe gume started ul 2:38 p. m. diminishing, ami is is evidence,I -n „y L ‘e 1 BERTHA K. AD a MS with the visitor* at bat. placed before the sorters and they (1 I f t of ......... *1 *1 - Is I * * u number of ways. Ihe li, .„ss r»,s.| Dc,«ï ‘r e Z l s " “ On Juh ° - ' WU 4 MEE1 K. l ulls- .Mitchell short puls a in turn pick over the pears packing nouneeiuent is ¡»- 192«, m o i . ..... . . . ................. • ’ CRACK OSWEGO TEAM i eat hit over short for a singe und ^ r *' ‘'«‘r ,hu K- Adams, wife of who on his first announcement each one in its respective piece the debt stood at $24,298,000,. IN SUNDAY MELEE ¡on a large revolving belt which car- i iins second on a wild pitch, tirunt Eur‘ Adams of this city died Thurs- sued a hallelujah of joy und ut once ««« or approximately «229 on behalf 211 flies Io Spores who makes n don d“»' August 25th following an illness claimed a victory in 1928. have put a of each resi,lent of the country. --------- . pries it through the washing machine hie catching Mitchell off second base. *>■» for »everul months ren silencer on their press activities, an<l Sunday afternoon the Jackson w b,re is Hrst treated to an arid A reduction of $322,000,000 was are watching and waiting- Powell gains first on Droletles's er- '*«'r‘‘t‘ her t»e«l fust. made during the 12 months ended County Fair Grounds will be the 1 ba,b and •h«’» ’* W3’ hed in clean Again, while it is appreciated that July I. 1921, while in 1922 the cur scene of : nother s|M*ctacular game of wak‘r “»«* lhfn fhe fruit passes- rnr Starena flies out to lloffard. 1 Adams hus been a resident of l”1' 1 leverai years, n “we*’ Hoover. Ia»w«leii and l.ong- (ailment was $1,012,000.000. In 1923 Base Ball v.hi i the Oswego team !!h7 ,u«h ■ dryer where warmed air Boas Marlow center Geld grounds ,his < ily for I, » Grunt, McShane second out to hiring which time sh,* has been ., worth ure at least tentive possilitiea, the debt was reduced by 8614,00«,- wilt i it ' l i e local team at that <lri<'‘! lhe «»«’store from the fruit II, iiimi. S|M,r, s funs. very active workers in the different they are really reflecting he gener lfl« i. in 1924 by 81.099 (MIO 000, io piece in a cm. iiu iipionship squab- an,i '* i* «'»eried by means of a b.-lt Is. Falls Peterson Caleb out to ‘ f«‘‘ernul societies of which she was al feeling of iodecision by their re 192.1 bv $735,000,000 and in 1926 by hie. into the hinds of the packers from McShane. Schino and Williams fwn | u member. She wax an urtive mem- fusal lo make any formal entry, ni 8873.0,XI«00. I h,- ncrtlicn* It- m has defeated whence it is placed in attractive out. ber of the Amethesl llebeekah lodge yet. Thus the curious situation ex Curtailment of the debt suv-s praeL' :d'y i » e -. thing they have mcl i wrappers by experienced packers Boas lloffard to first on hulls. of Gold H ill, Ute Snowy Bulle Aux. ists today in Ihe llepuhiran Party: mo ey for taxpayers more « ff :ive- <”*s > '' •'• I hay,- messed up and packed in neatly labeled boxes Bobbins si entires, Drolette cuuglit Illery to the Canton of Grunts Puss The President is out. but no other I ly than any other form of economy. .several of Ihe Portland Ciiv league which are nailed and stored ready on pop fly to Starua who doubles and Gold H ill. Ihe Womans Belief »'“ » has .vet form lly, officallv and federal officials maintain. This is trams, and la d Sunday defeated the to l«e loaded on to the cars and ship / -.—-I * ft ft ■ . _ . J ft , ' . Corps und for several years has ser actually thrown his hut into the I because interest on Ihe debt each j Geud ball club by a close s, ore. ped to the markets. lloffard on second. yeer •” «• largest single item of i There is no doubt that the Boas K. Falls lleulh, llenion und Mit ved us adjutant of the Soldiers und rin*' Ihe new washing machine facili chell strike out in a row. sailors organization of Southern The nearest to a formal Lowden Government expense. The curtail- J w ill have lo use all tlo ir stuff to tates work at the parking house and Mrs. Adums was a cap- entry continues to be in Iowa where "’«’»l «>1 the principal of the debt keep the inv.iiL rs on the short end iloes the washing very thoroughly. Ilous— Logan to Powell. Warren Io Oregon. first on balls, Davis flies to H eath,• *“*” hospital corps of the Pat- certain of the agricultural leaders ’’«•«luces Ihe anruul interest charge «»f the score for they are coming have set up a semi orgenixation. la j rapidy. (down loaded for hear and not expect Marlow pop* to Starrona, Warren r,arc” * Militant. ANOTHER BIG DANCE Steals second. I Funeral services were conducted Chicago, there was recent disci's- to return without the plums. K. Falls-—Grunt flies to Marlow, f10" 1 ,l,e Conger funeral chapel ut ’ *«’ » over the formation of a non- VETERANS TO MEET There w ill be another big dance Powell pops to Drotette, Murcna Medford, Sunday afternoon, Rev. i partisan Lowden league, but apart at the Gold H ill Pavilion, Saturday IN LITHIA PARK PAID IN FULL f'ins. | Howe ot the 1st Christian church of from a preliminary press notice Although a shadow of gloom was night w ilh Kincaids Imperial or- Iloas— McShane fans. Spores |(l Ibal city offi,-cling and the Golden. nothing new has been heard about “Third noBc,-. Every editor has Hh2 .,ra T * ,h ' n‘USiC' Th" e east over arrangements for the thir. lleni a, llo ffu id grounds out |0 Josephine Auxillery und Snowy it. The Lowden group in New York ty-fiftli annua meeting of the Sol received them. T h e ' .-ostmaster ’ " CCS * ^ ’5 haJ e bee" drawin« Star, I Itulte Canton taking final charge of City, which originated before the diers amt Sudors Reunion Associa semis them to ti,-. editor. The I ost- I L d K. FaB Peterson out to Davis, President s deeh.rution, has appar tion of Southern Oregon, by the »•aster is not lo Lame. For in 1M- PUb*'C Want% Schiua ano Williams strike out. Mrs. Adums is survived by her ently taken to cover. death of Mrs. Bertha E. Adams, ad stqnpf ths-r t *1 Manager kinkaid has been to con- Boas— Robbins fans, Drolette first 1 hu»*»n«* Carl Adams of this city and or X 'llft sav 4 „ v1 ' ? th* ,,,:,“ |sW«rable expense in choosing the Mr. Hoover has now returned to jutant of the organization, who gave on I, Warren f» ™ ''“" " " " I ,h * * “ *• H U ^ H o r n ia I *«»« loyal support to the reunions or. well« say 1,m Snort, who sent talent for the orchestra and he says k .• n .. U u if ? „ . ’ ’ Of l,a‘ »«‘ «rally held matters in check , «‘« " « 8 <he last five years, soldiers three notices .« stop ins paper. He thet he intends to keep his organiza tor s l ¡•1," i" ia- d v T he* I J ° ‘ «h«« , and Want Smith, former secretary to a»‘l ««“ ors of this L l i o n of the d ' r T ' T 3."' " *" ? we won' ! “ on superior to any of their valley tor,- O , I,me by a drive hit over « '> • I h« des eased leaves many formPr Governor Nathan L. Miller »»«”• »re looking forward fill, an- ' * 4 . * iat was ,he "*1*“ « '' V|x n compeilors. Gold H ill is quite tor- s ëâls t i M MB hCn r C"‘ h n i h ë r ï o r ^ n " h° U h",**’ ' 01 N‘ W Y° rk ’ hi,s '‘»»<’«»<*<1 «” »« »«'¡l>a‘i<>» to the reunion which is to investigating our subscript«»., list tunate in securing the services i t steals third, Mitchell fans. Grant ' ln Aoutnern Oregon who with her ,his splendid organizations. request w ill he made of Hoover to be held in Lithia Park Wednesday, He h“d'n -v r ‘ ^d"’ W” , ShO? hils one base, steals second and a buaband mourn her loss, _____ _, permit a formal launching of his Thursday and Friday of this week. 11« had never paid a cent and yet he ! wild throw by Warren allows Heath stopped ids paper as a matter of SERVICES “ boom. Hoover sentiment is being AT METHODIST An excellent program, which w ill EIGHT GREAT ISSUES lo score and advances Grant to third. reported from Ihe various sections ot I *nc‘u«‘c both music both vocal and economy, to us and few evenings CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY Powell strikes out. --------- instrumental, readings, and camp ago lie stoppes in a church and lions Davis lo Grant, Marlow Here ure Ihe eight great issues the country, nnd the New York Tim Tim s melodious voice rang out Lydia Millar w ill preach in the fire talks is to furnish entertain puts hot drive over second base for -•waiting Congress as the newspap- es in a special story out of North Da. clear in Ihe song, “Jesus Paid It Methodist church here. Sept. 4. In kota says if Coolidge is reanly out. ment for the veterans of the Civil one base and steals second, McShane rrs »<* it: All.” \ \ e may have been mistaken, and the Nonpartsan League opposes War and others who w ill attend the but his earnestness impressed us. the morning the subject is, “The lo Grant. Marlow comes in on wild Mississippi flood control, frrin re Person and Work of the Holy Spir- Lowden, that Hoover has a chance reunion. throw, tying (he score. Spores to lief, lax reduction, the sb-enlled wa Veterans of all wars are invited ' lhh . " ‘ X l / ’ h ' . " e S' " ‘ h‘ni “ re- j i , M ‘ he evening subject, “Who'’s who to get the delegates. Governor Brew- Stnrrna, ceipt in full, begging his pardon ter power monopoly, senatorial eon- and il is hoped bv the older s o l - i r “ " ' U" ' " ,t!g‘ns his Pnrxl<»n and what of it All are invited. K. balls— Starena hits one base, tests, naval appropriations, Boulder ster of Maine and Governor Spald diers that World War veterans and j f° r k,,ow,"8 *»e had made Come and hear and help . ing of New Hampshire, on the as nnd Peterson gels caught on a neat j Dam, Muscel Shoals. an assignment of his liabilities lo ---------o-------- - . sumption that the President is def Spanish American W ar veterans the Lord.— Altoono (Kan.) Tribune. i>oilhle. Spores lo McShane lo Dro- Notwithstanding the fact that Con* SERVICES AT CHURCH ’ w ill attend,Ihe reunion sessions. initely out, have declared for Mr. lelle, Schino out lo McShane. gress thus has its work rut out, it Hoover. I he above story deserves space The reunion has been a southern n Boas — Hoffard nnd Bobbins is intimated that one or two mem There were services at the Meth Oregon institution for many years in our columns for the story t tells. Vice President Dawes, meanwhile, grounds out to Grant. Drolette fans. bers of Congress have uls« mode up Every country editor lias just such odist church Sunday morning and and attendance has decreased as the is silting quietly and cannot even b? K. Falls— Williams out lo Davis, their own list of issues. an occasion come up every once in evening. The services were con charged with sawing wood. A num. Civil War veterans become infirm lleulh puts out two bagger in left ---------o--------- a while but not usually often. Most ducted by Miss Millar of Medford with age and unable to participât? ficlil llennion fans, ns does also Mit A1MEE CLAIMS SHE IS BROKE her of stories have been printed to actively. Relief Corps members will all people arc honest and Ihe coun. and they were attended by a fair the effect that the friendship bet- chell .auolher brilliant prospect for try newspaper usually takes it for sized ai»|icnce. These were gh«4 . . . . . W iin Dawes and Ixiwden is of such also attend the sessions ami assist the Pelicans ends in disappointment. Amice Semple McPherson, evan- n character that Dawes would never in directing ,the affairs.—Ashland granted that they all are. When a first services at the church for Boas - In 8lh l-ognn flies to Heath gelisi, today reversed the general » oi-s.der contesting Ihe Illinois dele- Tidings. person lias his name put on the list some time outside of the Sunday by a circus catch, and Warren starts (lie editor figures that if they want school services in the morning. iniprt-ssion us to the financial sta- aUmi ,f it were inclined to Lowden, the fireworks with tl hot drive over the paper stopped they w ill request iks of Ihe higher lights of Angelus But the newspaper writers seem to SPECIAL STAMP FOR Henion's head for one base, Davis il. So often Ihe paper riftis along SOME SPLENDID BERRIES temple, past and present, by d e -1 be in agreement that if at the con LEGION CONVENTION for some little time before the sub singles, Marlow doubles scoring elaring that her mother, Mrs. Min vention Lowden is unable to win the Warren, M'Shnnc out lo Grant, S|>or- nie Kennedy was rich amt that she, nomination, that the surrender of scriber gets a bill. What we believe lo be the largest es fans. A special iiostage stamp bearing The little matter of less than a strawberries we have ever had the Mrs. McPherson, was «broke.” | his delegates to Dawes would he the K. Falls— In a ninth inning rally. The occasion was the evangelist's logical nnd gracious thing to do pictures of Layfayette, Washington cent a day keeps the home town pleasure of seeing were presented Grant sinbles, Powell sacrifices. being asked again concerning state-1 There is n growing feeling that Daw- and Charles A. Lindbergh w ill be weekly in Ihe home and hardly any to us this week by Mrs. M. Sargeant Grant out on second, Starena goes used in France «luring the American home can afford lo he without it. of this city. The berries are of an ments attributed to her mother es Is In a more receptive mood. first on fielders choice, Peterson Legion convention this fall, M. Mau I he weeky usually publishes con ever bearing variety which makes w -M M r? CK ± ^ •',he kn° rth- T '*‘- ‘M,wirs ,ha‘ b*' «» 'o r k bingles out n single, nnd Schino rice Bokanowski, French minister siderable general news and the lo the size of the fruit all the more i i* « • Eenni,*y sal«‘ apparently are favoring Hughes as flies out lo I.ogan retiring the side. tended writing a book which would ,,n.ir S(.roll(| s, ri of commerce and aviation, declared cal news as well and taboos th phenominal. f ¡, , * , Mrs. Sargeant takes Boas— today. sensational news which the daily a great deal of delight in the care reveal certain phase* of her daugli- reported in the newspapers that a B iiiis . 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I x— 2 badly boost to the people. In this of her garden and has one of the ter’s career as yet unpublished. s|M'eial emissary went to interview Hits 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 x—4 Mrs. McPherson, remarking that Carmel flavor is easy to make and respect the home town weekly is best in the city. Her berries are not Hughes abroad and persuade him to Errors I 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 x—2 her mother seemed “to like lo talk may be kepi on hand. Put half a cup tlie ideal home paper for its keeps th,- only product of her garden for allow the use of Ids name. He I* K. Fa lo newspaiMT men,” answered a of granulated sugar over the fire and the murders, suicides, hold-ups, sen which she can justly be proud. She formally on record as having put Buns 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0— 1 question to Ihe effect that she did allow it to melt and become brown sational divorces etc. out of their has a varied assortment of flowers Hits the crown aside wilh the statement 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 2— 7 not intend to write a book in reply with out scorching. Add half a cup columns and thus the children can which also draw considerable at- that his 65 years made him too old Errors 0 0 0 I) 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 lo Ihe proposed work by her moth of hot water and cook about five get the current topics of the day •ion from the passersby. lo be a candidate. This, however Struck out h.v Davis 12, by Hellion er. minutes. Use according to taste in without reading the detrimental was a statement made before the 6. STORES TO CLOSE MONDAY “Any books that I have written President had with drawn. flavoring pudding, cak icing nnd ice sensational stuff. liases on halls off llenion 3, Davis tream. or shall write are and w ill lie about Ihe average person can easily pay The newspapers within the past 0. All the local grocery stores and the Lord’s work,” she said, “not the small sum necessary lo continue ten days have shown a greater kind, Left on liases lions 4, Klamath in answer to |ieltp personalities.” the paper and when his time is up hardware store w ill be closed all lines ami aa increasing inclination Falls 5. ized a drafting Coolidge club, the day Monday, Labor day. „ Then, when the conversation lo disucuss Speaker Longworth. Sen- aim of which is to vote the New Jer. his paper is not stopped for that Wild pitches, Davis I, llenion I. --------- o--------- ’ ■« drifted nrouml to things financial, alor Fess and Senator Willis have sey delegation for him whether he would he a reflection upon the sub First on errors, lions 0, Klamath the evangelist said: AZALEA MAN DEAD also h«-en brought into the picture, w ill or no. Mark Sullivan, an au scribers honesty. Rather than hurl Falls I. “My mother is ... independently a subscribers feelings the average fm I..-.L I . . ! S‘‘,,a*« lr "atson is being discussed in Double piny», Iloas 2, Klamath rich, and thoritative newspaper w riter of Clyde Coovert of Azalea died this — o- In«1iiina. but it remains to be seen Washington, says the lenders are re newspaper allows him considerable Falls 1. week at the Mercy Hospital in Rose, no i . . o i ■> n vi .i Sl,<’ cau ,ive on ,he interest of lime lo voluntarily come in and re whether this is a native son condid- luctant to accept his decree “I do burg, from injuries received at the Falls 0 ' " her y enge “ n<l ‘'‘’'" f0*-’ fln'1 aey, created for the purpose of con. not choose,” and that the party new before a reminder is sent. Clair Lumber Co. near Azalea. Wed plendor for the rest of her life trolling the delegation, or a genuine clings to Coolidge ns a big asnet. Umpires, Pool and Biggs. nesday morning a log rolled on him For my part, I am bark lo national movement. After carefully washing it Scorer, E. H. Itadtke. The Philadelphia Public Ledger says seriously injuring his body. He is vliere I was five years ago." It cannot he ignored that through conditions in the party demand a cook rice in a large Time of game 2 hours nnd 15 min survived by two sisters, Miss Coo all of this there is n disposition lo quantity of actively boiling utes. vert and Mrs. L. E. McKinzie of Ba- Ashland— Box factory adds high call on Ihe President lo at least re further statement from the President salted water until it is done about 1928. The New York Times kerfield, California. The body has peed machinery with 85 workers. state his position, or else to drnft Dillard — South Umpqua Tele from its political expert in Missouri through hut not soft. Drain in a col been moved to the Roseburg Under Myrtel Point — Several important phone Company w ill build melnllc new business buildings near com him without waiting for any addi says in a specinl dispatch that St. ander and sej over hot water, cover taking parors and funeral arrange tional word. Former Governor Stok Louis still holds the belief that the ed with a cloth so each grain w ill eiireult lo Roseburg. pletion. , ments w ill be made as the sisters es of New Jersey has already organ- President w ill yet be nominated. swell and remain separate. are heard from.
