Gold Hill news., March 15, 1928, Image 1

VOLl'MK No. SO.
GOLD HILL, JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 1
192«
NUMBER 47
Chamber Of
Commerce Holds
Busy Session
HAN FRANCISCO TO
GRANTS I’AHH RUN TO
IIK HELD AGAIN THIS YEAR
Spray System
Daughter Of
Being Installed
Early Pioneer
A t Del Rio
Stops In City
PROSPECTS FOR TOURIST
TRAVEL LOOKS BRIGHT
Motor Vehicle
Registrations A ie
Running High
Thnt (he marathon run from San
The 1927 non-resident registra­
Francisco to Grants Puss w ill hi
tion of records of the office of the
held ugiiin Ibis year is uu assured
Secretary of State show a most in­
tiling. Lust year was the first event
teresting total, with a registration of
The Gold Hili Chamber of Com* of this kind un,| received much pub
91,35« cars during the entire year
Belly
over
the
nation.
The
awards
A spray system rivaling in magni­
inerve held II» second resillar in •el-
Last Suturday ufternoon the edit­
representing 42 different state» and
The number of motor vehicle reg­
h*a ul the City Hull, Monday even* Ibis year w ill be greater and Hie or hud the pleasing experience of a tude the water systems of the aver- countries. The number of tourists
scope
of
entrants
w
ill
be
greater.
istrations thus far during 1928 is
city
i»
being
laid
out
at
the
Del
ihtf. The meeting was held in (lie
visit from Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Suth­
already arriving since the first of
The Indian Marathon Mace, which
Bio orchards near this city. A l­
well over that of the corresponding
Council chambers and quite a num­
erland of Dickenson, North Dakota.
the current year gives every indi­
w
ill
he held again this year has
ready over three miles of the system
period for 1927. There has been
ber were present including several
Mrs. Sutherland stopped primarily
cation that the total for the present
, from llie »urrnuuding eounlry. Eel* gained in volume un(| w ill he on a to gel in luueli with any of the has been installed und in operation. year w ill be far beyond the record 165,141 passenger cars an 1 13,652
much larger scale than before.
li r» were rend by llie secretary from
first settlers of Ihc valley and to This much of the system covers but for 1927, as during the months of trucks licensed durino January and
Portland parties relative In the er­ 410,lino has been raised for prize obtain an article U|M>n the mines of rest of the system has been instal­ January and February 192«, alone February, 1928, as against 158,850
money mid *6,000 w ill go to the w in­
led.
passenger cars and 12,469 trucks in
ection of « hotel in this city.
the country which was published in
there have been 4,««7 visitors’ per­
ner
us
first
award,
*25181
us
second
Hills were allowed and old basinets
1 he system does away with the mit» issued. This is an increase of those months in 1927. The bulk of
the News of recent date.
awurd, *1000 us third award anil the
the current registrations was made
cleared up.
Mrs. Sutherland’s father
and old spray tankers and w ill relieve nearly 500 over the corresponding in January, when 145,167 passenger
next three runners to finish. The
the
company
of
a
great
deal
of
ex­
Mr. Belcher of Medford wa» pres­ entry this year w ill not be limited mother pioneered ft to California
period in 1927, when the registra­
cars and 11,976 trucks were licensed
ent and addressed the club on the Io Indians hut w ill be open to A fri­ luring Hie early gold rush days of pense and inconvenience when the tions for the first two months by the Secretary of State. The reg­
*est
of
the
system
has
bee
ninstalled.
sub..el of the bov »rout movement can hushmen, Australian cajqiars, ’4» an(| landed «• Placerville, Calif­
reached 4,193. A statement showing
Under the new arrangement the the various states represented thus istrations thus far also Include 951
r nl usked Hud the club take an ac­ etc., and it has geen pretty well ar­ ornia. Luter the two returned to
motorcycles, 491
dealers,
7,222
tive Interest i„ the scout work in ranged Hint a number of these will New York by way of the Isthmus spray is forced thru the pipes under far during the year, as well as a
chauffeurs
and
4,373
operators.
The
llie city. IJ< tobl of the luuny fine he entered, ns siweral nationally of Nieurugua whieli was at that time pressure of 500 pounds or more and statement showing the registrations
total fees received to February 29
principles of the boy smut move­ known business firms nrr much in­ ii more popular route than the pres- three mile» from the pump the pres­ made nl the respective stations
1928,
agreggatr
«3.221,990.33 as
ment nml the incentives it held be­ terested In making enterics from nt Isthmus of Panama. From New sure is over three hundred pounds. maintained by the Secretary of State against *4,835,079.73 for the same
i W hen Hie trees are sprayed in one during this period, and a corflpara-
fore the boys to do areuter tilings these countries under their own York they journeyed to their home
period of 1927. There is every indi­
statement showing
the total
and above all Io lead n eleun life. banners.
in Wisconsin which was at that portion of the orchard
” the spray
"J tive ......aiiuniii«
II1C
cation that the number of licenses
Several members of the club spoke
time in the fur west and beyond the now is shirted to another point in registrations for the past several for 1928 and the
from li-
,
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me reciepts trom
the system where there Is another
on the suhji ft and tipo., motion the
reach of the railroads.
years, have been prepared and cense fees, etc., for 192« w ill far
FISH
COMMISSIONS
PROTEST
faucet
and
the
trees
in
that
portion
The
studv. T
h e „ - ,.^ .1
eluh went on record as in favor of
A short time later Mr. Poller re­ ' arc attended to. When the trees are make a very interesting study.
exceed those for 1927. The receipts
AGAINST OREGON’S POWER
indications point to the fact that
the organisation of a local scout
turned to Gold H ill which was at I
from such sources during the same
DEVELOPMENT
ell
sprayed
Hie
excess
spray
mater­
Oregon is fast becoming a mccca for
troop and u committee of five were
that time right at the beginning of
period in 1927. During 1927 the
ial is pumped buck into the tank and the tourists of the nation.
appointed to look after Hie work.
its career as a mining boom, town.
motor vehicle owners in Oregon and
clear
water
is
forced
thru
the
pipes
Resolutions
protesting
the
grant­
Upon the committee were Messrs.
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It was this fact Hud caused Mrs.
those of other states who may have
Itadlke, Guy, Sliorh, ilaminersly nml ing fur permits for water power de- Sutherland to stop and look over to cleanse them and remove any sed­ H PW A Y INN RECEIVES
visited lhe state for longer or short­
iment that might remain behind.
velopements before the probable ef­
llitlle .
NEW COAT OF PAINT er periods paid an aggregate of *10,-
the country. The place where her
The Del Bio orchards arc the
fect
on
the
developments
on
fish
Jl was called to the attention of
father had pros|>rrtrd for gold 75
Beenes fees ami
and gas
i «
... ,
} 434,492.28 in Iicenes
property of Duall A Weeks of Med­
llie rluli that It. II. Kerry, superin­ life becomes the subject of public years previous.
ford and are under the management gram which has evidently been
hearings,
hove
bec„
Bled
with
the
tendent of the l.udlum Dredging Co.
their cars over Oregon’s highways.
Mrs. Sutherland is interested in of J. E. Bobbins. This property has
started on the north side of the city
operating on Foots creek desired to »late Engineer for the State of Ore­ a newspaper in Wisconsin which is
long been considered a pattern for the Hi-Way Inn, the past week was In 1926 a total of -9,555,100.76 was
gon
and
the
state
game
commission.
run ii telephone line Into the city
the orchards of Southern Oregon treated to a coat of white paint. The paid for the same privilege. Based
These resolutions of protest spe­ managed by her sons.
hut that difficulties were encounter­
On the experience of the past few
An
interesting
part
of
the
visit
ed which Hie club might be the cifically mention the plan of Charles was the relating of some of the in- on(| each year they send into the work makes quite a difference in the years and the activities of the past
II. Lee and n
Hoinaine
\\
markets some of the finest fruit that artistic appearance of the building.
oniaine
w
.
Myers
to
.......*
ineu >s of rleuring up. A committee hid'd dams and other hydroelectric
two months of the present year, the
of ,he f'rst trip of the Pot- can be grown anywhere. One of
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consistinp of M. It. Bowers, H ow ­ facilities on the Rogue and Illlnios l ‘er’s *° ,he wcrt
prophecy seems justified that by the
which ,in>e Mr*- the most beautiful sights that can
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Lance
are
at
ard rtrnki and C. J Sliorh were ap-
close of the year motor vehicle reg­
Potter
kept
n
complete
diary
of
the
greet the eye is to view this beauti
Klamath Falls where Mr. Lance has istrations w ill reach between 257.-
poinlcd to Investigate r.ml ascertain Hivers in Southern Oregon.
trip. The diary is now the property ful urrhurd while in full bloom and accepted employment.
where and why the difficulties ex­
000 and 260.000 and the total re­
of the Wisconsin historical society it w ill not be long before blossom
isted mid use Hicir powers toward u
receipts from licenses therefor and
who purchased it from the heirs of time is here again
reconciliation of Hie factions in­
from the tax on gasoline well over
Mrs. Potter
volved so that all might be pleased.
*11,300,000.00. In its growth in pop­
PROFITS RESULT WHEN HOGS
Several Hems of interest und of
ulation and in the use of the motor
LUMBERING ON EVANS
’
ARE ,KEPT CLEAN
general interest to the club were dis­
vehicle Oregon seems to have im in -
CREEK ON INCREASE
cussed.
tained a place well up in the list of
I but long standing bciieve that
the states of the greatest number of
Several new members were tuk-
motor vehicles in proportion to pop­
<n into the club at Hie Monday meet-
A few years ago before the auto a hog is naturally a dirty creature
ulation.
Ing. The next meeting w ill be Mar.
truck came into general use there who revels and thrives in a mud
2ß||,
B is evilleni Bull there is more uc-
were numerous small sawmills on wallow has been completely wreck­
tivily nt this time prior to the com­
The influenza epidemic which RADTKE TO MANAGE
Evans Creek devoted to the cutting ed by 500. Iowa fanners.
ing Primary Election than there was
I he fact is that the hog it ns clean­ has been ravishing Japan and caus­
BEAVER THEATRE
of
pine
timber
for
the
Southern
Ore.
Mrs. G. W. Milam of the Milliin two and four ycurs ago. The pres-
ly as any other farm animal, but un­ ing the deaths of thousands, includ­
and
California
box
factories,
which
Gamp near Bogue Blver passed awes cut year bring u presidential year.'
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■>
...
ing the six months old Princess Hisa,
H . A. Radtke has extended his
•
, was shipped from Rogue River. To- til recently has never had a chance
Monday, March 12. She was a victim nnturully occasions 1 greater interest
daughter
of the emperor, apparently business interests in the city this
to
prove
it.
Given
clean
pasture
of a paralytic stroke. Mrs. Milam's on Hie part of Hie voters. It has day, with a modern highway up the lands on which to feed, instead s,f is somewhat decreasing on the basis
week when he took over the Beaver
her sister Mrs. Allher and Mrs. Lee been marked so fur during 1928 than stream the sawmills have bden dis­ the old-fashioned hog pen, regular of figures made public by the police.
Theatre and w ill conduct the busi­
posed of und the whole timber in­
Milliin and her husband ure well it was four years ago.
Deaths now range around fifty a ness in the future. Mr Radtke w ill
dustry in these woods have changed baths and clean bedding, the hog
known i„ this city where Mr. Milam
There have been 60 filings for del­
w ill produce bigger and better pigs, day in Tokio, including those from conduct show's on Tuesday Thursday
to
the
logging
of
the
timber
and
ship
nl one time served ns school prin­ egate to Hie national conventions
ping logs at Bogue Biver Io the Med­ and more of them. At the same time bronchitis and pneumonia which and Sundays starting the coming
cipal.
and for state and district offices, as
ford sawmills. With an apparent in­ the death rate w ill be markedly low. arc attributed to influenza. Most of week. On Thursday’s he plans con­
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Compared with 51 filings four years
Thdse arc the facts brought out these are among infants. .Most of ducting country store entertainments
exhaustible supply of timber on this
I. . m Martin
ex l chief
police
w ill
n,ese «vWence
Ihat there will
the official figure« place influenza The new management w ill be in
a
n u iii
lltv i
I of
II
p
U IIC V
W
i l l I I * 80-
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...
stream and its tributaries to the sum by E. L. Quaife, farm expert, re­
take advantage of Hie excursion Io I 8<‘ •so,n<' -spirited contests for both mil of the Umqua mountains the porting in The Farm Journal for deaths from November 1 to March 8 charge Sunday and befitting the oc­
... vis the Republican and Democratic
at 5,490, which is an increase of 500 casion he w ill show the
San Francisco. Friday and ■ w ill
“Opening
'•'gging industry is reaching larger March the results obtained by the
it with friends and relatives there nominations for a number of the "rnportions each year and promises 500 Iowa farmers who have given over the figures of lost winter.
Night” a red hot Columbia release
state and district offices, especially
Other parts of Japan outside of on his opening night. This picture
for a few days.
their porkers a chance to lead hy-
io Irst for many years.
the office of Secretary of State, for
Tokio also are »offering from influ­ conies direct to the local theatre
genic lives.
There has liecn considerable activ-
state senators »nd state representa­
Farmers who raise their hogs enza. Schools arc reported as clos­ from its premier run in Portland at
“Inside” Inform ation
tives in a number of districts, and ■y with the small mills in the north year after year on the same ground ed in some districts. Schools and the Blue Mouse and the Beaver w ill
end
of
the
county
which
have
logged
There is a movement to change the for district attorneys in quite a few and »iierutcd mills all winter in sup­ and in the same unclean quarters theatres in Tokio continue in oper­ be the second show house in the
are exposing them to periodical rav­ ation.
state to show this film.
name of the grape fruit to pomelo, of (he counties of the slate.
The honor of representing the plying the local market with lumber. ages of parasites which kill off many
Many foreigners have taken to
but by either mime it w ill continue
party in Hie national conventions This increased demand comes princi­ and stunt
the growth ... of ..........
many
more, their beds with influenza but fhus NEW MEN’S D O R M IT O R Y .............
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j .»w,v,
to he striking to Hie eye.
has attracted the attention of many pally from the mines which are re­ the test cases, directed by Iowa farm far no fatalties among them have
.. . .WILL NOT EFFECT FRATS
of the citizens in different sections suming generally i n this region after bureau experts, show.
been reported.
Cabbage can always be used if
a
number
of
years
of
idleness.
of the state, und before the time for
In one place on owner put 18
The new men’s dormitory that w ill
lettuce Is not available.
While several of the big sawmills sows on clean alfalfa pasture land, LARRY SEMON BROKE.
filing declarations of enndiduey ex­
be ready for 271 students next fall
pires there w ill undoubtedly be .1 in the country logged and operated washed them carefully before they
w ill in no way effect the fraternity
HAS ONLY «300 TO
When you want to make n meat
goodly .number of candidates for mills uninlerupted nil winter there gave birth to their litters and housed
situation at the University of Ore­
PAY
HALF
MILLION
loaf have the butcher cut off n fresh
delegate at large ns w ell ns to rep­ were a number closed down. With the pigs in clean quarters whert!
gon, it is stated by Dr. Arnold Ben­
piece of meat and grind it while you
resent the three congressional dis open winters and but little snow In parasites had no chance to dcvelope.
Larry
Semon,
featured
film net Hall, president of the University.
look on, or take it home and grind
triets of the state nt the national the valley it w ill be the rule in the Of 180 pigs born, 174 were sold, fat
comedian, who often in his screen Humors that pledging into member­
it yourself. Use the ground meat conventions.
future, with an Increased activity in and healthy.
brawls has been broken up, at least ship in fraternities was to be put
the day it is bought if possible.
Practically all who are seeking Ihc lumber industry, to continue full
Eight other sows were keptin an
figuratively, today was listed as over until the second' year are en­
logging
and
milling
operations
nil
nominations file declarations of
old-fashioned piggery under the old
u
playing a real life version of being tirely groundless, it is pointed out.
Early spring is the time to get a
their candidacies and pay the statu winter.
condition*. These gave birth to 48 broke— this time
The new dormitory w ill care for
in a financial
pigs, of which only 16 were alive at sense.
less than half of the men students
Stores are full of attractive cotton ! p;irticulnr offk.,, y
, {.w
The local Rebekah and Odd Fellow the end of four months; and all of
now living in rooming houses out­
fabrics.
Invest in « few drew
reSort ,0 lhe pclition metho(|
Yesterday Semon appeared in
lodges
held their bi-inonthly get-to­ the 16 were stunted and unthrifty.
side of fraternities or their own
lengths and make them up at odd „f
court
and
assumed
a
voluntary
bank­
....
• j
»I mcir
securing piuivuiviii
placement «
of
their gether social last evening at the Odd
Of a group of 8,836 pigs raised
Eugene homes, it is stated; Men in­
moments so you w ill be prepnred mimes on Hie ballot. The time for
Flelows hall. One of the features of under the new conditions the wver- ruptcy petition that he owed nearly vited to fraternities w ill be allowed
when the first warm days arrive. fm „g declarations of candidacy ns
a
half
million
dollars
and
had
only
the evening was the presentation of nge saved and sold wus 6.8 pigs per
to enter them in their first year as
well as statements to be printed In a handsome emblem of the order to sow as against 5.2 in other years. $3(8) to pay it with— not to mention usual.
Liver Hint 1ms been fried with the party official pnniphlets, expires
our fellow townsman, Tony Boss. A litter born in March and raised on the fact that he wanted to keep half
The question of sophomore pledg­
bacon and n little onion may be scol­ April 13, 1928.
of the three hundred.
ThK jewel was of splendid make and pasturage had reached an average
ing, rather than freshman, has been
loped with rice In a baking dish.
In exact figures, the comedian
drew the attention of ninny of lhe weight of 66 pounds by June, while
occupying the attention of educators
Sail pork may be used instead of
INSTALLING NEW GAS PUMP
a litter born the previous December said he was in debt *454,639.87, of throughout the country, and many
locnl
people.
It
is
safe
to
say
that
bacon and raw potatoes, thinly
Workmen have been busy the past there is not another member of the and raised under the old conditions which secured claims total *80,000, believe that it is better for men to
sliced, instead of rice.
couple days installing a new gas Odd Fellow fraternity in Oregon or weighed only 38 pounds on an aver­ unsecured claims *277,639.87, and live their first year in a dormitory.
accomodation papers *97,000.
,
. ,,
pump nt the Stanwood Groceteria.
age nt the same time.
Should the university decide to
Jam or Jelly tarts, made of left- The new pump is of the latest model the United States and perhnps Tony
would
include
the
world
who
wears
carry on an extensive building pro­
over pie dough mid left over pre- „ml ¡s of llie visable tvpe
Mrs. Nellie Ncns of Grants Pass,
such an emblem. The badge was to PURCHASE LAND IN
gram that would involve the frater­
ferves, will solve the quest’on what
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prominent Ladies Wearing apparel nity situation, a notice of two or
mark
the
meritorious
service
of
Mr.
CHAMPLIN
S
U
B
D
IV
IS
IO
N
to have for dessert, with very little
Don’t forget the salt in breakfast
dealer is placing a stock of goods
more years w ill be given, it is stated.
Last week Dick Richman became
tumble.
1«» trunni.ng; can also be ceren's. Very often w Insting dislike Ross In the local lodge and consisted
of the three links and was presented lhe possessor of a tract of land in at Ihc Badlkc Store in this city so This w ill allow fraternities to make
rut into cook,e shapes, brushed with for cereals is due Io lack of sailing
that
the
women
of
this
vicinity
can
adjustments so that they could man­
after a very pleasing tnlk by n locnl the Champlin subdivision. He ex
egg yolk, sugar and cinnamon, and Ateaspoonful to a qunrt of water is
uby at home the goods which they
age their houses on a three year in­
orator.
The
emblem
was
the
work
j
pects
to
make
his
home
therc
a
littij
used for cookies.
, ,he usual amount needed.
have been forced to go away from stead of a four year membership
of one of our local machinists.
k te r on.
town to get.
plan.
Primary Election
May 18 Arousing
Much Interest
v a
Flu Plague In
Japan Appears
On Decline
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