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VOLLME No. SO.
COLD HILU JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. 1928
NUMBER 39
Local Basketeers
Meet D efeat in
Wednesday T ilt
CEMENT SHIPMENTS PICK
ING UP SINCE FIRST OF YEAR
MACHINERY ARRIVES
FOR DREDGE OPERA-
TION ON FOOTS C R E E K p '^ 'r^ '«™ ^
GRANTS PASS CAPTIVES’
trail of crime unraveled
Lumber Market
Appears Bright
Spring Trade
The shipment of cement from the
Slowly but surely the network of
local plant of (lie Heaver Portland
past deeds is closing about Edwin
Co. has shown un increase this
week und as the weather becomes
more settled it is expected that out
V •' ' oneealed wea|ion. The sheriff’s
1 he Gold Hill lloys Basketball going shipments will amount to sev
.office is daily obtaining new info.--
eral
cars
daily.
The*extreme
weath
lew» ugain suffered di-fen« ul the
ination concerning the pair, who
The atmosphere of optimism
hand« of «he Central Poll»« Hign er nil over the northwest bus caus
The first consignment of freight
ed a slackening of all sorts of con
AN ODD SPECIMEN
wire arrested here aft'-r they had which has been growing since the
quintet <3-21,
for the Luillani Dredging Company
Caught in Hogue river near Gobi ordere<* •he printing of blank checks first of the month is as much in ev
Central point took the lend curly struetion work and consequently
.
( ill
illn
Is
—as
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arrived at the local yards last week Hill,
niimher of queer, unnamed 0,1
,J‘ avpr Portland Cement Co idence as ever, and the feeling that
In the gume mid maintained it thru that condition has been reflected
und was transferred to the com- small species of water life wen- anil had received them.
the lumber business is to be better
upon
the
output
of
the
Gold
Hill
out the contest. At the hull Gold
puny’s operations on Foots Creek.
brought yesterday to the Chamber! Accor,lin« to word received toil i y has caused the mills to be cautious
Hill was (railing by » score of 2711. plant. I he past two days there has
The shipment consisted of a cur of Commerce where they are dis-
*" r *” *'hich the pair were ar- about selling for future delivery.
I tie second half the locals would go ! been five cars leave the local yords
loud of parts from Pritchard, Idaho played in a large bowl of water. 1 Js,cd W!ls stolen from North- Platte However, a close study of the out
I
ami
with
o|M-n
weather
the
de-
Koixl in sports mid then slow down
in the upper Coeur 'il Alene country. They resemble minnows to a cer- •''’•'braska, November II. A charge look fails to reveal demand is going
««••In- They showed more fighting i iniiuil will no doubt soon shirt the
A Medford transfer company has tain extent and arc similar to the - *s *,clr-R Gled against them for that, to spring up immediately and be
i
wheels
turning
quite
lively.
spirit than they hove in the last two
the contract for the hauling and hail common ‘ wiggle-tail” found in stag- ’ 11 ** an off‘-nse which the federal much heavier than the first half of
or three games.
three
trucks on the job for two days mint wider. They swim on their .«ov" ’nnient prosecutes. Craft says 1927.
The fourth quarter Central Point »35.000 IS SOUGHT TO
placing the machinery on the backs and their propulsion is ac- |
purchased the car from J. L.
There are many reports to the ef-
run in their second team. They
MAKE IMPROVEMENTS
ground on Foots Creek.
eomplishcd
by
countless
‘
feelers’’
j
Su,,iva>
’ at Ely, Nevada, three fvet that the outlook is good. From
started out rough and the gume
INSIDE OREGON CAVES
he l.iidlam Co. has hail their op on their under side. -Mail Tribune. I ,non|hs ago.
all through the middle west and ir.
nearly turned into football till ref
erators on the ground for many
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Sher, if Hayes now believes that the Mississippi valley come optimis
eree Singular cautioned the tennis
An appropriation of $35,INNI will months anil have thoroughly pro«-
most of the articles found in the tic forecasts for a greatly increased
on tiieir playing.
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Hill i***” ” 1’1”’
•« “ *<**hee
he sought from the present session
demand from the agricultural dis-
Shaver went in for Gray when the of congress for work in the Oregon
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i« '..|it V .-is l i i . t I..
i i Ih,. I,.
sion-n trom Eureka. The «nets. The
lh e continuous rains o of
latter was put out of the game on t’rves national monument. Plans
lj;r « u«-.l' .,rill.-«l tl,,- ground <¡.1-
,, (.rm ,; rv
,( <,|9V ..(.„rnnnn
:t!‘. ,-rnoon. ''’’"
year which
which for
for a a time
time thredi-
threa;
T,. n . ;||
, W »f »lUiUDOIt county submitted ,
yiar
four personal fouls.
include lighting the caves, piping wo mge < i unto ml drills but at y-v
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,isl
articles
found
in
the
room
cned
to
have
a
disaster,->us
reflec-
The it. Central
Point
Girls
team
won
he deceased h
«■ i n o c i i . ---- -------! wa,*'r through the passages and eral places sunk shaf's to better «1
- 1 occupied by U ein here.
I tion in crops, it is said, caused many
f Ml i 12
H‘ <, rU by " •cor<*
“«other entrance. As long termini- the richness of the op-.ru-, home in Shosho..e. I i ho for the
During
!l.e
time
they
have
been
i.t
of ,he farmers to postpone construc-
past several years where he w„s en
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: as the caves must lie viewed by car- tion.
jail, the two have nude two attempts **°n work- which they had planned,
gaged in business.
I he game was harder fought und bide lights as i„ the past, the resort
Included in the ground to te
closer than the score indicates as management feels that many of the
Mr. Onfield was born in Missouri, to brock out. Their ardor in trying i;o<mtry yards as well ax city archi
mined
is about seventeen hundret, December Kith, 1871 and was at the lo escape leads county officials to tcc,s c*a*ni «° be figuring on more
bo h teams were playing good fust . finest features will not he appre-
acres and takes in se v e n 1
time of bis death. 56 years of age. believe that more serious charges 1 ^°*>s now ,han thpV havc f°r many
’
i elated. Use of candlrs nnd pit«-/i best fi frills in that part of till) I
U ltlY
U D C O V V rc d
llin n th c o
nd o
von o
H o e making
m o l z s n w due
months
and
even
after
He moved to the valley In his early
I he first quarter was nip nnd torches in years past, before the
try.
The
Foots
Greek
cou
«•!•»
allowance
for
shrinkage
in this pro
uck the local girl, scoring the first creation of this as a national inonu-
boyhood end from that time to a
Io"g
been known
spective business there should he
I few years ago he made his home > SCIENCE CLASS OF ROGUE
basket and held the lend till a mo- ment, blackened the walls and mar- m
.i ii„.r,.
h .. i to lx- riel 1
and there have been sever
•«s'mar this rity. He at one time owned
RIVER HI VISIT SALT SPRINGS ample to require a big footage. But
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it must be borne in mind that no
considerable tract of lard west of i
matter how big this demand may be,
the city including the place now
A group of students from the it is at the earliest 60 days off.
owned by Cy Flemming.
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The
outlook _ for lumber purchases
pieces and before the girls could water Inside the caverns to lx- used I J
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” U!'r,‘ r'
Death came to Mr. Duffield while Hogue Hiver high school science
bring themselves together again in flushing down the w ills and
J*“ 1 «'hut the outcome of the op- residing in the Idaho city, January class took a two day horseback trip by the railroads this year is verv
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Cen-ral Point hud made seven bus- washing off the smoke stains -m.i ! h"
’ 7 “ * * ' ** 'S 27, 1928 and his body was shipped to the salt springs of the upper Ev satisfactory. During the past two
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here the first of the week for bur ans creek country where they visit months the inquiry for car materials
ial. The funeral services were held ed the salt springs located about 30 has been noticeably heavier and
The (.old Hill line-up was chnng- are annually’" cxphirbiit'hT ’c ^ C*"?
'".“‘ r “'’“ i"1'"'
l'oc"1 at tlie Odd Fellows hall at 2:00 Tues-. miles from Hogue Hiver. In order there have recently been some fair
cd around some for the second half make necessary the other entrance X '.'.tM "’f " ** ‘i***’ ‘h"-‘ * “ ‘
day afternoon artl were in chnrx-ef to reach their camp the students ly large orders placed that will run
end the girls fought for ull thev | It is now necessary to retrace d
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° PCr of the local lodge, of which the de were forced to ford Evans creek 14 into heavy footage.' The carrload-
times.
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p x the latter p part
a i l
v of
rs
i last
n o i
j year
v u i
a fell
v a l
ng
were worth, both sides being even- ' several passageways, the longest be- i ,i’ 7*’ ’
ceased was formerly a member. In
It is more than fifty years since off considerably and due to that and
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p»r, « lh,
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d ,
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V S T further’ terment was in the Hock Point Cem-
salt was first obtained from the salt lhe greatly increased efficiency in
journey, when the way is retraced exploitation of our mineral resour«- i ilery. Mr. Duffield was survived springs. For several years settlers the movement of freight it would
by a son. Ralph who makes his
1’ovic Biles went in for Jean from the Ghost room, largest of the
Chisholm and Lucille Hlttlc for I ar- various chambers. A survey has es. This is altogether a logical eon- home at Stockton, -California. His in the Rogue River valley obtained not appear that there is need for
barn McQual when she was forced been made nnd. with a comparative- elusion for there is one tiling cer son was visting relatives near this salt by evaporating the water of the more cars, but the lumber required
springs. At present there is little for maintainance alone is a big item
tain—there is a great deal of wealth
out of the game on fouls.
ly small amount of blasting, a new storeil away in these hills and only city at the time he was summoned sign of former activity around the that takes millions of feet of fir an
Singular
refereed
the
two
tilts.
to
his
father's
bedside.
air . may
be - made
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I way to the open
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in a n e
springs save for pieces of cauldrons nually and that can be depended up
awaits capital to develop it. In
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" 7 Kl”“ ‘ Po,n‘ *" ,ro,n ,hia »,oint
“ ,is *"> 'wo
that at one time were used in the on regardless.
many eases the grade of ore is low TO ADMINISTER ANTI-TOXIN
Gold Hill Friday January 20.
or more parties in the eaves nt the and must be handled by a special
One of the most encouraging fea
TO GOLD HILL STUDENlS ,-vaporation process.
i some time will not interfere with process and the present owners,
tures of the prospective demand is
SODA FOUNTAIN INSTALLED ¡each other.
most of whom are men of small
A representative of Hie HeaPh ATTENDS FATHERS FUNERAL the unusually large number of gov
The Cavemen of Grants Pass will means cannot supply the needed
ernment, state and municipal p ro
Unit will be in the city the last jf
A Soda fountain is being installed back the project before congress.
jects to be started this year that will
machinery and equipment to make Hie week and will at that time ad
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Duffield
are
nt the Vernon Service Station. It. E.
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the mines a big paying pro|>osition. minister anti-toxin to tlioes children in tlie city visiting with friends. Mr. use lumber. As the bulk of the ma-
Adams is assembling lhe fountain THE STORY OF THE
Conditions, from »11 we have been whose parents approve, to immun Duffield accompanied the body of ,erial rp<luircd for s«c>> jobs »
und doing the cabinet work on tin-
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ways heavy timbers and special cut
“GARDEN OF ALLAH” aille to determine, (xiint Io an early ize them against diphtheria. Card« hi«
his father to ii.;-
this city i from
job. The finshed product will lx-
revival in the mining interest of were sent out to the parents aid shone, Idaho. Ralph lives at Stock ting, if offers a class of business
an attractive addition to Mr. Ver
Father Antoine, a
handsome this valley. If the “sharks” and they were to he signed and returi - ton, California hut has visited in which is very much needed, espec
non’s business. He ex|ierts to have
ially by the inland mills.
everything in readiness by the time young monk, by chance is subject wildcat promoters will just stand ed. A small fee for the services will 1 this part of the country often sinep
The weakest and most uncertain
by
and
let
some
real
mining
com
he
charged
to
cover
the
cost
of
the
i
•ak*,,g
UI>
residence
in
'he
southern
the early tourists begin to come ed to tlie temptation of the world
part
of the lumber market today is
panies
come
in
and
open
up
a
few
toxin.
state and has a host of friends here.
outside his monastery. Forgetting
through.
the water demand. Export orders
goixt projects .■
the
his vows, he escapes, and, changing "
■■ success of the
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have been slower during the past
Reel Life
his names to Androvskv, Wanders
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'S U ,nln,nf! Cl n,er 'S “SSUr MANY GOLD HILI. PEOPLE
VOTERS MUST REGISTER
60 days than for some time.
greatest
throuah
im.nv lands
Ipf'-
'
s‘'<
'n,s
*°
•»
<
*
«rentes
through
many
VISIT
MEDFORD
SATURDAY
BEFORE APRIL 15th TO VOTE
Percival—“I’ve always wanted t.i
He meets a beautiful girl, Domini deterrent to the Gold Hill and South
THIS IS THRIFT WEEK
ern Oregon district, the Wildcatter
live the wild, free life of a cow
Among
the
Medford
visitors
from
Enfilden,
nnd
falls
in
love
with
her.
Voters who expect to east their
l-as
sold
out
so
many
alleged
mines
boy,
like
I've
seen
in
pictures.”
Gold
Hill,
Saturday
were.
Mrs.
Icie
votes at the primary election this She is warned against him by nn that the country has received a bad
Cowboy—“So have II”
Governor Patterson has, according
springspring are warned that Kiev Arab soothsayer, who forsees no name which it really does not de Walker and son Asil, Jewel Quaken-
to proclamation, issued Saturday, set
hush,
Marcia
Radtke,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
must not fail to register prior to happiness for them, but she disre serve, as we believe will be found
Oregon state banks had $310,654,- aside the week, January 17 to 23, ns
April 15th ns this year no voters gards all warnings, and lhe two nre out when our hills nre properly M. B. Merriman, Mrs. Frank Carter,
“Thrift week.”
231
deposits, October 10.
Toni
Shaver,
Lindel
Jacobs,
Mr.
and
married'.
will be alolwed Io be sworn in id
prospected and exploited.
The governor urges that nil
Mrs.
Connor,
Frank
Childers,
Ed
They
go
into
the
Sahara
Desert,
the polls. Registrations have been
schools, churches and other civic
Stanwood,
Mrs.
Reis
Chapman,
Mrs.
Marshfield—Last
grading
done
on
where
Domini’s
happiness
is
dis
«low thus far In coining in and vot
Old Hill Nye mine oui Galls Creek Wm Wing, nnd Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Roosevelt Highway south of Win organizations and educational agen
ers nre urged to show more haste turbed by tlie silliness under which shows good gold ore.
cies give consideration to the im
chester Hay.
Reed.
tier
husband
appears
to
he
laboring.
In addition to thcinTETAOINETAN
portance of the thriftful husbandry
She tries to learn his secret, but
of private possessions and the care
EYE
FOR
BUSINESS
fails.
Then,
one
day,
they
nre
Maiden'n Prayer
ful conservation of public resources.
caught in a terrific snndstorni—
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Ragnuin—“Any old rags, iron or
a scene that will live long in the
Its easy now to get a meal
paper to sell?”
FARM PRODUCTS GAIN
memory of the beholder—which
From eager gentlemen nnd sporty;
Hubby—"I don’t know. My wife's
brings Io nn emotional climax one
MARGIN OF 10 POINTS
Hut how will they be apt to feel
away for the summer."
of the most colorful nnd truly gre.it
And who will feed me when I'm
Ragman (Smiling)—“Any empty
stories which have been brought o
The general average of farm
forty?
bottles?”
the screen.
prices on December 15 nt 137 was
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Filmed in the Sahara Desert, with
ten points higher than a year ago,
G. 11. Campbell, Route n-;eitt for thousands of Arab tribesmen, this
the department of agriculture re
FATHER,
105,
IN
COURT
the American Railway Express Co. has been hailed as one ot the big
ported in its monthly summary of
was in the city one day last week gest and most spcctnculnr pictures
farm prices and' business conditions.
checking up the company's business in many years. It will be shown at
W ith the allegation that his fath
Most of the commodities included in
in this city.
er, I-rank Gunyan of Toppenish, 103,
the Heaver Theatre Sunday January
the index showed moderate price in
was
incompetent
to
manage
his
af
22nd.
«
creases but were offset by a decline
There You Are
fairs, a son I. E. Gunyan of Tacoma,
I hose who have been privileged
in the prices of cotton anti hogs, the
has
asked
appointment
of
a
guard
to sec tbs production declare that
report said.
ian.
Successful Father—“Supposing I again (lie name of lhe director of
With the exception of wheat, hay,
should be taken away suddenly “'Hie Four Horsemen” will resound
Mrs. I.ilijan McKenzie, proprietor potatoes, hogs, eggs and chickens, it
what would become of you?
of the Park hotel here, with whom said, most of the commodities were
with praise and glory to the four
Flapper—"Oh, I would' ju t he corners of the earth I This is news
the elder Gunyan is making his above last year’s prices. The re
here. The question is, whnt would that show pntrons have been wail
home and to whom he deeded a port predicted that the level of farm
become of you.”
$7500 lodging house at Toppenish prices on January 15 wciild not be
ing for—that another Ingram tri
last summer, will resist the demand materially different from that of the
umph has arrived I
Birthrights
Three sons of Gunyan set forth that past three months.
they, and not the niece should have
True Enough
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“Papa, nre nil men horn free mid
the property.
Could
We If We Did?
equal?”
Gunyan, who protested against the
a. C h ap h n
' ‘r i r J ^ n s i n j L m tC
W v n p r Br-o» Pf-oct-uCdOP
He: “What is a rare volume?"
“Yes, son, but many of them
She: “One that comes back after TO BE SHOWN AT THE BEAVER I HEATHE TUES AND WEDNES appointment of a guardian, was in
Is your auto equipped with my in
m arry.”
you’ve lent it.”
court, as was another son, 73 years visible accessory? If not, come in
DAY JANUARY 24 an(f 25.
old.
and see it.