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t VOLLME No. «O. COLD H IL U JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 12, 1928 NUMBER 39 Two Ton Wire Purloined from Copco Monday AUTO THIEVES ROB EAGLE FT. POSTAL VAULT Friday the 13th Not So Fad Approximately «95 in cash was taken from the Eagle Point post- office, where the safe wus blown early this morning after the office entrance had been Jimmied open by a burglar who left no clues be hind with the exreption of a few dim finger prints which are deemed to he of little value. Tile theft of two ears in Medford and from u ranch house on the ('rater l-uke highway is connected with a burglary, which was discovered Tuesday. A number of Ragle Point residents say they heard the blast whieli blew open open the the safe, safe, badly badly damaging du,„aging blew it us a result. Others reported to officers officers that lhal they they heard heard a a machine machine jGRANT VETERANS T IM E EXTENSION f. O. O. F. and Rebekahs Hold Joint Installation i World w ar veterans would be Tomorrow is Friday the 13th, a resenting the 13 original stales, have Kivcn two additional years in which •lay long regarded by the super*! I been curried to victory in every "Pp,L i i * bonus certificates, un lious us an unlucky omen, as botii war in which we have ever been en- , F “ ” approved today by the house ways and means committee. Fri,lay and the number 13 are sup- fiug(.f|. France deterMlin<!d „„ “Burglary an the wholesale, we ,mse, to have a sinister portent 113th |77g< ;i(<| |(u. Ani(.i.. I he time for filing such applications culls 11.“ I ut so far as the history of Am- colonists in the struggle for in- ¡expired December 31, last. Wednsday night was a big night Monday night thieves entered the The bouse veterans committee al in Gold H ill (>dd Fellow circles. It er ca is concerned it appear, that dependence; the corners!,,,,. „f thc Copco warehouse In this city and his idea entirely fails to hold true. U h llt. House was lave,I on the 1.3,1, so ordered reported the Fitzgerald was at this time that the Gold H ill removed from there twc ton* of Columbus sailed on h,s voyage of October, 1792. and so on hill to provide compensation for I. O. O. F. and the Amethesl Rebekah heavy coppor wire. From the tracks discovery on hr,day and sighted the lodge held a joint installation of army officers, s other than those A ensei m u ll m o s e i» i that were traced from the ware Americas greatest living soldier, regular army who were thirty per officers at their halt in this city. new .world on Friday. The pilgrims house u truck was used to make the sailed from England on Friday; 1 , 'en,ral John Joseph Pershing, was cent or more disabled during the I he event was the occasion for get uway mid after loading the loot George Washington wus born on i born on Friday, September 13th, world war. many outside guests to visit the local the thrives left the city toward the Friday, «he Hie bailie battle of of Saratoga, Surntoga, turn- turn- ' ’ i***0> ",,u al,,l be touiu could nanny hardly he he class- class- _____ ---------- g. brothers and sisters. From as far as 1 — — ..t t._ _____ . , _ 1 a Uk llli'b v n i*ls < .e > I l .. north. in * oi a the Revolution, ended , “ l i n "lucky, cither personally or - ' TW O MEN K IL L TEN Grants Pass and Ashland they gath Since the Copco construction * ‘?h ,he »“ rrender of Burgoyne on I" ' hla »rhievements in behalf of his HUGE PANTHERS cred to witness the ceremony and errw have been working In this participate in the good time that fol drive away a short time after they Friday; Cornwallis surrendered at country* vicinity they have been using a Yorktown on Friday; lust to men- t So don’t worry over what may lowed. heard the explosion at 2 a. m. No Ten panther in 10 days is thc re huilding near Mayor It R. Cook's lion u few of the incidents favorable happen tomorrow, Friday, January The following officers were in thing was taken in the postoffice, cent retord of De'mer and Stanley residence us a place to store their stalled by the Gold H ill Lodge I. O. with the exception of the raslj, sup to us which occurred on that day of 13th. unless you just have to worry Colgrove of Gold Beach. w re and other |iaraphrenalia ¡„bout something and have nothing of stamps and envelopes being the week. Several of thc panther were mon O. F. No. 129:- which they found necessary in their I plies ’ * * °. Our 13 stri|>es in Old Glory, rep- else to w orry about. Fred Kelso, P. G. ....... ‘ »...... ______ untouched. sters, one measuring nine feet, one work here. It was from this stork C. B. Owens, N.G. Officers are assured that the inch from tip to tip and there were thut the Monday night robbery wus Bobt. Adams, V. G. burglar parked his machine near two others nearly as large. made. Warren Coppock, Sect. the bridge, due to the fart that they hunted from the Colgrov; From all indications the robbery J. J. Ritter, Treasurer. tracks have hern in,itched with the farm near the highway between Pis- was planned by sontrone who knew Ernest Lyman, O. G. stolen Sheley machine and also due |to| river and Brookings back as far about the conditions prevailing nt Tom Henderson, I. G. to the furt thut n ten cent piecr was as Bos.ey Butte, in Gurry County. the warehouse uud us result drove J. W. Bryan, Warden. found at the purking place. Thc Tw » » • z * rcP°rle<l that during his re- to the place where the wire was J. C. Walker, Conductor. money is believed to have been JLZOgS V I C t i m S ' hunting exploits ho had found stored, forced the padlock on thc H. D. Force, R. S. N. G: drop|H'd out of the (mslofficr loot. the carcasses of 20 freshly killed door and loaded the wire and left W. W. Hittle, L. S. N. G: Authorities north and south of deer which the animals had slain. fur parts unknown. Tony Ross, R. S. V. G. Business is looking *up in the Medford have been informed of the At one point on a little meadow As the result of what seems to be It Is supposed that the thelves w ill Geo. Mardon, L. S. V. G. hurglury and the theft of Moran*., million-or-better incomi g tax class a .. ___ ....... ,,c covered with fresh snow, he found well luyed plan for he extermin- burn the insulation from the wires Wm Ferguson, Chaplin. the inach- and the government has noted it ation of some of the dogs of the city ’ be snow beaten down almost solid and sell thc copper for junk. No * car " r und “ it , is * |>o*siblr that ?he. Cy Flemming and John Mardon, troi e of the .......................... . Inc sloPPcd with the burglar with no small satisfaction. I via the |x>ison route several of the w here four panther had rounder up trace of the |>rr|>rtrntors of the Scene supporters. Preliminary statistics win,piled by ■ }c,.nine family - _____ at the wheel. • - - have gone to their 1 a deer and had played with it as burglary have been had to date. The Rebekahs installed officers as the bureau of internal revenue of , happy hunting ground. Among some ki,,cn plays w ith a nlous<‘- “tnil they follows: WOMAN OF HI CUTTING HER thc sources of revenue -»how that of thc victims of thc poisoner were hu<l Ured of ,heir sl>o,t and bad W. R. C. INSTALL Rebecca Ross, N. G. T H IR D SET OF TEETH when 1926 closed the, - were 228 J the police pup of Seth Coy's, the Fox killed and eaten ,heir Pr f y- OFFK ERS AT WEDNESDAY Evelyn Thompson, V. G. persons paying luxes on -»iconics of terrier of Miss Elsie Mardon’s sever The tracks of the animals led into M E E T!N G "S E R V R DINNER Dora Haminersely, O. G. Mrs. Mairy Biglow, 82 years of age, «1,600,009 or more. The 'ot«| is 21 al pups belonging to Dr. Chisholms the woods, four abreast, as if they Lola Reed, I. G. and for nearly a quarter of a cen- more than were on rccoa* for 1923, family. While there might have been had been a company of soldiers. He Myrtle Kelsoe, Wardon. The Ic-al chapter of the W. B. C. ' fury without teeth, is rutting her ami 153 more than in 1921 and 154 others killed by the wanton distrib trailed the animals with his two Viola Moore, Conductor. more than in 1923. held .’notner of their splendid lunch- I third set of teeth, according to her ution of poison we have not heard dogs and bagged one of them. Bertha Coy, Secretary. Fourteen individuals boasted in of it. Several other fin? dogs have ! eons at their rlul, rooms in thr city grand daughter who lives at .Salem, Lucy Mee, Treasurer. hall yesterday noon. Following th* tbi» state. Mrs. Bigelow lives near 1926 of incomes of tki.OOu.OOti or suffered from poison hut were-not CALIFORNIA PEOPLE TO Rena Davis, L. S. N. G. lunrheon n business meeting was Pe Ell, Wash., she is in apparent better, just twice ns many us 1923. killed by its effects. START FUR FARM. ASHLAND Most of the Mrs. Chas Kell, R. S. N. G. held and the new corps of officers good health and walks a mile in These 14 paid net taxes totaling «17,- cases reported were from families Katherine I-a nee, R. S. V. G. quest of her mail each day. 174,771, while 33 incomes of «2,000,- living along fifth avenue and over were installed as follows. For some years it has been known Edith Cameron, L. S. V. G. 000 to «3.IMMI.000 netted the treasury a distance of several blocks. President, Dora Hainmersely. An Della Whitsett, P. G. «14.596,293 ami «43 «1.500.000 to other peculiar fact is thal those dogs that Southern Oregon, and vicinity Vice President, Pearl Ferguson. TOURNAMENTS POSTPONED Following the installation dainty «2,000,000 incomes paid «11,871,996. which died from the poison were is ideal for the rearing of fur bear Junior Vice President, Myrtle ing animals. Only a few days ago refreshments were served and <> There were 115 «1,000,000 to «1,500, Kelsoe. On account of the fact that many young dogs which have not been 000 incomes, 14 of «3,000,000 to «4, allowed to roam far from home. This the fact was made still more appar dance was given for the amusement Secretary, Madge Dorman. of the county tournaments in South IU UHUU! a • s . « .................. .v rw x x a t u i v u i l l l I .»I 11 U H I n i H I l t * . 1Ï11S ent when George W. Ellis of Palo of those present. Treasurer, Ella Patrick. ern Oregon are scheduled for nuircli " T " H0W° '000 fa‘ » » «Pinar that the poison Alto, California c: me to Ashland Deputy Grand Master, G. M. Nick- and «5.,M X»,,M X). Chaplain, Sarah Clark. I 9th and Kith the dates for the xouth- ' was brought to them. for the express purpose of investi ols of Ashland acted as installing of All the classes above «1,000.000 Jern Oregon normal invitational Conductor, Edith Bryan. A check up was made at the local gating the possibilities of the fur Ass't. Conductor, Blanche Merri- lourarment have been ehangrd from paid «841,245,234 in tuxes, or 11.17 drug store and at several other industry in this country according ficer for the Odd Fellows and Mrs. Lucy Mee of this city, in the capac man. I the above dates to Marrh Kith and per cent of the total paid by «4,075 places to ascertain the source of the to the Ashland Register. He has ity of Dist. Deputy Grand President 542 persons. Guard, Bessie Henderson. t7th, the same «tales as the state poison but to «late no trace has been been investigating the surrounding installed the Rebekahs. One of the Asst. Guard, Laura Walker. tournament at Salem. ---------o--------- found. Considerable sentiment has country, and while it can not be largest growds ever to assemble iu Patriotic Instructor, Millie Walker MDRKELI. HEARS MEDFORD been aroused especially among dog stated as a certainty it is under the local lodge holt was present. Press .OirresiiondVnt, Katherine FORCE OF MEN BUSY RADIO PROGRAM IN H AW A II owners and it w ill likely go hard stood that Mr, Gordon intends to es --------- o--------- Boss. with anyone who maliciously dis tablish REINFORCING APPROACH a farm of B fur bearing ani ---- — US W i l l • ■ ‘ «A M ill” COOS BAY TIMES NOW 1st Golor Bearer, Mabie Hittle. TO ROGUE RIVER BRIDGE Marking the first time that KMED tributes the venomous bail, if they ¡mats near Ashland. Mr. Gordon ex- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 2nd Golor Bearer, Delia Kell. , pressed his desire to raise such an The Coos Bay Times has been sold has ever been heard on the Ha are apprehended. 3rd Color Bearer, Nellie Owens. There are two gangs of men busy waiian islands was when V. J. V ir imals as mink, martin, and fischer, by its owners, M. C. and Dan E. Ma 4th (kilor Benrer, Bena Davis. nt the bridge across the Bogue at the gin owner o fthe station, received a CAR OF LUMBER IS both for the purpose of breeding loney, to E. J. Murray, recently of and market. southern portal of the city. These radiogram from Jack Morrell with Klamath Falls. SHIPPED TO N EW YORK GRANTS PASS MAN men are strengthening and reinforc information _______ of the reception in the Several farms have already been The publication changed hands on VIE W S OUR C ITY JAH ing the approaches to the bridge. Thc terse words: “Finally got you.” successfully established. Mr. A. C. January 2, and the Maloney brothers A car of lumber left the local rip rap thnt has been depended u|>on I Mr. Morell is well known in Tucker operates a fine fox farm on retired from the newspaper field in Manager Kincaid found it n«?ces- freight yards this week enroute to to hold the approaches in place had southern Oregon and owns a ranch the Spencer place on the Dead In the Coos Bay district. New York, via Southern Pacific to sary to eject an obstreperous young begun to c erumble and n now they are, in the Gold H ill «listrict district. H He dian Bond Mr. A. P. Smith of Med . . ’ ¡w a u i i iu ru n io ic ana ow m e v arc h i inc ««Old M e spends snends For 20 years the Times has been New Orleans. Morgan steam ship ford owns a muscrat farm at Ho in control of the Maloney brothers line to New York. ± , l x ' ■ *'"> w ■» his favorite brami of bitters, from group of men nre doing the concrete bart Lake, on the Green Spring and they have developed it into a nnd for some time had been attempt tlie local dunce hall last Saturday work and the other group are getting Shipments from the yards in this Mountain Road. ing to receive the local station. He splendid newspaper. night city are steadily on the increase. i out ehrushed rock nc«r by for use in formerly made the Gold H ill ranch The Crater Lake Beaver Farm --------- o--------- Thc offender. Alva Knox of Grants !||,e reinforcement. has been operating for about four TO IN VESTIG ATE his home, io Honolulu is now re POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOW Pass, was met at the door by special It is expected thnt the strip of high garded a-s his ninin headquarters.— years. There is a muscrat and coon FISH DESTRUCTION Officer Drennen who arrested him way on either side of the bridge w ill SMALL LOSS T H IS YEAR ,farm near Gold H ill that is success Medford Mail and lodgeu him in the city jail, aftei *»e paved in the spring to complete fully established, and there are yet United States Senator Jones of The postal receipts nt the Glen some little resistance on the part ol the lost remaining link in Oregon other farms of fur bearing animals Washington is fathering a bill in OLD TIMERS V IS IT IN C ITY dale post office for the year ending the offender. of the Pacific Highway. in the vicinity of Ashland. It is congress appropriating «500,000 for midnight December 31st were ap In making the arrest, Officer well known by. those who are well the study, investigation and deter George Allison and nephew of proximately 2,966.00 the corres Drennen found it necessary to brin, VAN HOEVENBERG SETS informed on the subject that the fur mination the destruction of fish by Iowa and Art Allison of Willamette ponding total for last year was into piny thc hefty “billy”. A friend business is one of the most prom canals and ditches for ¡negation and OUT 35 ACRES OF PEARS Vntley were visitors at the Tom 2,998.00. Due to the fact that mills of the young ninn came to the aid ising future industries.— Ashland power plants, nnd especially those Cook home in this city Wednesday nt Glendale and vicinity were closed Register. of the prisoner and posted n «10.00 A force of men are busy nt the constructed by the United States bond to insure his appearance before Van Hoevenberg orcStMrds north evening leaving here for Sams Val during the early part of the year la government. Judge John Ihunmersely. Monday east of this city setting out the ley to .visit with the Perry family. given as the cause for the slump in WOULD DISPOSE OF TWO If the appropriation is authorized morning, which was forfeited by voting pear trees recently received This is the first visit the Allisons business. There was a gradual gain NOTED A VIATIO N CAMPS it w ill be expended by the United have made to Rogue River Valley thru out tlie year acoording to his failing to appear. by Mr. Van Ho<*ve"l»crg from nil States Bureau of Fisheries in the De for 31 years. Postmaster Hurd, with the excep Expenditure of «4,283,716 for new partment of Commerce. eastern nursery. tion of the fourth quarter. NEW STREET LIGHTS construction of army air stations The new addition to the nursery The measure has the support of Tlie post office department has would be authorized under the ARE INSTALLED BY CITY w ill compose 35 acres. the Western Food and Game Fish LOGGING CAMPS TO REOPEN conducted no bargain sales. It has James bill, reported today by the ii. Protective Associations and of the made no special appeals for busin house m ilitary committee The Copco construction have conr SAMS VALLEY TEAMS Fish and Game Commissions and The Ostrander Rnilwnv pnd tiin- ess, It has offered no inducement ■n’eted the erection of poles and the The bill was not amended except conservation _____ ______ „. organizations of the Th l QirrN TE TTR >*er company logging eamp at Kelso, to “Buy Now.” The record for 1927 remodeling of the city lighting ays for an amendment providing for the Pacific Coast states. The basket hall tennis from Sams . Washington, resumed work last i in in Hie down town districts. Tlie Valley romped on Ibe local squad ir. | Tuesday after an enforced lav off has been baseil wholly upon normal acquisition by the war department Under its terms, experiments w ill jidi is perhaps neater thnn the old a double hemler basketball meet last due to cold weather. The Ostrand- business demands. of a new aviation field at San Anton be conducted through the installa The conclusion is that the total io, Tex., at which wohld be concen insofar ns it does away with all the evening. While both games were er mill w ill start later in the week. tion of screens at intakes of canals volume of business transacted in trated the activities conducted at o'd wiring on the store fronts and hnrd played the visitors proved too and ditches on one or more federal I he Hainniond I.umber company Glendale is growing steadily. That ni'ikes a neutrr Job all round. The much for the home team. Both tennis Kelly and Rrooks fields. Sale of reclamation canals to determine the new lights are placed nt greater in have become more or less demora camp cast of Kelso w ill start the is a healthy condition, nnd offers Brooks and Kelly fields would be number of fish which pass out of a first of the week. the occasion for considerable sat authorized. tervals however and the lights nre lized by the loss of members this stream through the canals. isfaction at the beginning of the so small thnt the effect is not as spason and at present there are only Extension for one year of the life The study w ill be thorough and its INSTALLS NEW SHOW CASES new ear. it should possibly be. of the federal radio commission, ultimate aim is to provide means for five men reporting for practice for Money order receipts for third the boys team. The Gold H ill boys The Gold H ill Supply Co. instal quarter weFe approximately «9,321. which under existing law, would preserving salmon, trout and other During 1927, Oregon graded 79.4 seemed to lack team work when it expire March 15 next, wns proposed food fish from being destroy«>d in led two new show cases in their dry fourth quarter, «7,171.1X1. miles, mrcndnmiced 138.3 miles, re came to passing. today in a bill by Chairman White big government and private projects Most of the boys goods department this week .The surfaced 66.3 miles, and widened being green men nnd were possibly of the house merchant marine com in which water is diverted from its new acquisitions greatly enhance i,vl. the G a l'ie e — Rebuihling wrecked! mitt« 33.7 miles state highway. mittee, which handles such legisln- natural course into «mais for ir r i over anxious to make good. « beauty of the interior of the store. J Rogue River bridge w ill cost «6830. tion. gation or commercial purposes. 228 Million Dog Poisoner Dollar Incomes A t Large, Many In United States Z* ",, C z r |D° W.\ L£CAL
