Gold Hill news., June 14, 1928, Image 1

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COLD H IL U JACKSON COUNTT. OREGON, THURSDAY JUNE 14, 192«
Commercial
Club Propose
Tree Planting
BALE AT RADTKES
SURF ASHES EXPECTATIONS
15 Per Cent O f
Douglas F ir
A u to Accidents
NUMBER 9
WOOD FLOOR I.AYED
AT GOLD H IL L SUPPLY
Claim 1 7 5 ,0 0 0
Condem nation
According to H. A. Hadtke, man­
The storeroom occupied by the
ager of Hadtke's Save More Store is
Gold H ill Supply Co. has been re­
quite Jubilent over the result of the
floored the past week. The build­
first few days of his sale. He stutrd
ing has been floored with concrete
that people have been In his store
but Mr. Walker felt that the wooden
whom he had never seen before.
floor would not only be cleaner but
A tree planting program la to be
Exports of Douglas fir lumber,
Placing of a cross along the road­
Trade was drawn from Central Point
The suit of the City of Gold H1U
worked out by a committee of the
tawed timber and logs amounted.to side for every person killed in an easier upon the feet of the clerks in
lo Weimer.
agtinst ttie California Oregon Pow­
Commercial club aa a result of an
1,263,24# thousand feet during 1027. automobile accident within the past the store.
This is the first sule Mr. Itadtke
er Company, for condemnation of
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action (alien at the meeting last
I | * r cent less than the quantity ex­ 10 years would mean one to ap­
has attempted since entering the
property for the purpose of erect­
Monday night.
torted during 1026, according to th? proximately every three miles of HUGE AIR SHIP MAKES
merrantile field in this city und we
FLIGHTS OVER VALLEY ing a power plant on the Hogue
lumber division, department of com Improved highway in the United
It la propoaad to «el trgea out all
are pleased to announce his success.
River near this city began In the
along the hl^Jiwav from the Ver­
merer. Disregarding the volume of Stales.
The store wns especially decor­
The Giant Standard Oil Ford plane Circut court at Medford, Monday
non Servlet station to the Standard
Douglas fir exported in the form of
This statement, issued by national
ated with bunnerx and |M-nnants for
Oil warehouse on the railroad side
lies, poles, piling and treated timber headquarters of the American Auto- which was at the Medford air port morning before Judge O. M. Cork in
thr event ami gave tile ap|M*urance
of l.akevjew.
of the Pacific Highway. There ari­
sepuratr data for Douglus fir in mobile association, is based on a this week for a short time took sev­
of a more metropolitan store.
A motion of the city to amend
se veral methods pra|>osed to pro­
such forms not being secured by the death loll on the streets and high eral trips over the valley carrying
There are still two more days of
mote the plan of beautification of
United Slates customs, the per cent (ways of about 175,000 within the passenger, notables of the city of their complaint, to make definite
the sale and the management is of­
the land involved, was allowed by
the highway. The first plan was to
of production exported last year was past decade and a present system Medford and vicinity. Walter Muir-
fering some very good buys so that
Interest the property owners along
about 15 per cent of the total Doug- of 000,000 miles of improved roads. head, Vice President of the Beaver the court, after a spirited discussion
the sale w ill close with the same
between Attorney Evan Heames for
lus fir lumber output.
the higtiwuy In planting trers op­
The A. A. A. also pointed out that Portland Cement Co. and Hob Deuel
rush of business ns it started.
one of the owners of the Del Hio the defense and Attorney Newbury
posite their ground. Another wns
The
range
of
demand,
for
Douglas
if
these
crosses
were
confined
to
Huy Thompson nn<| l.indslep Dor­
Orchard of this city were among the for the city.
to get the people of the city to do­
man are assisting at the store dur­ fir abroad is gradually widening one transcontinental highway— such passengers. The plane is a giar.
Opening statements for both sides
nate trees to be placed along the
and acquaintance with its desirable as the j-incoln highway, stretching
ing the sule. ,
in the litigation were finished this
Fokker
type
machine
with
accom­
five blocks of highway along the
qualities is being extended to a de­ 3200 miles across the country—there
morning, after which the jury were
right-of-way of the Southern Pacif­
gree that denotes favorable pros- jgrrfnld be more than five crosses to modations for fourteen passengers.
EARL DAVIS JOINS
take lo Gold H ill to inspect the site.
ic Company.
‘■xl,u,,sion
*be trade In 'every mile of roadway
DODGE SALKS FORCB8 ,M <
Gold H ill attorneys contend that
VISITS W'TH HOME FOLKS
This work has been placed in the
coming months, as has already oc-
fum ing to the non fatal accidents
1ST TIME FOR EIGHT YEARS the land is needed for the erection
hands of u committee consisting of
currixl during the early part of 102« jpn the highways and byways, the
of a power plant. The power com­
"The Voice of a great Country”
Tony Host, Fred Guy. and John
Annual totals for exports during Rational motoring hotly said that, if
pany,
in answer, contends that Gold
w
ill
now
lx-
diverted
into
different
Hammersley.
Mrs. W. M. Powell of Superior,
the last five years have varied lie a marker were placed for every per-
Several other items of interest to channels for Earl Davis announcer tween 000 and 1300 million feet, the son injured in an automobile acci- Nebraska, arrived in the city the Hill in the condensation proceedings
the community were discussed but at KMFD radio stntion has decided yearly average being 1100 million dent there would be two to every fore part of the week for a visit with is acting for the Beaver Portland
did not develop to such a stage that to transfer his affections from the feet. The rather violent fluctuations mile of road of all types in the her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Cement Company, which has a large
plant at Gold H ill, and that they are
microphone to the tin ear of the
they are for publication, yet.
of demand in some of the principal country, and along the Lincoln high J. W. Clark of this city.
able
to supply power in abundance
prospective
car
purchaser.
Mr.
This is the first trip Mrs. Powell
The next meeting w ill come on
Douglas fir markets huve tended to way there would be 15# to every
the 25th of June and it is hoped Devis has nrccplrd a position with obscure the fad that a steady mile. This is based on an average of has made west n fight years. Mrs. for all the needs of Gold H ill for
that more of the local |ieople will the Eakin Motor Co., Dodge dealer growth in foreign appreciation of 29 injured for every person killed C. D. Garman of Weed, California, years to come, and further state
that if more power is needed they
at Medford. As a special induce­
attend the meeting.
Douglus fir has been going on. ami around 3.000.U00 miles of roads. another daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
will make additions and improve­
ment for the tougher "eggs." Earl
Clark
is
also
in
the
city.
Mrs.
Clark
Moreover, the growth of the domes­
The A. A. A., in launching through
ments.
The future program of th«.
might even do a black face stunt
tic market has overshadowed the the safely departments of its 1047 is quite happy to have her entire
I.OG LOADING i*K(X,KESSKS
California Oregon Power Company
to get them in the mood lo use the
I export, but the domestic market, es­ affiliated motor clubs an extensive family together at one time. The
W ITH MORE R A PID ITY Dodge mettimi of travel.
at Gold H ill, w ill also be brought
pecially, made a notably large in­ and continuing campaign to dimin­ women expect to remain here for
out at the trial.
crease last year over previous year’s ish the automobile traffic hazard on several weeks.
This case was given to the ju ry
The loading crew working in the
purchases. In part, also, this was the streets and highways of the na­
Tuesday
evening and a verdict re­
local yards have been making great­
owing to the improved economic sta­ tion, declared that there must be a
turned for the defense.
er headway thr past week. Notwitli
tus of Euro|>enn countries.
more coordinated basis than has
The jury consisted of W illiam
standing the fact that they were
The same four countries which hereto been the case.
Bohnert, Medford; Frank C. Hold-
hindered for several days by con­
five years ago, in 1023, took 72 |>er
" If some cyclone or tornado
ridge, Medford R. A. McAllister,
flicting with the unloading of the
,O°A 70 per cent of should suddenly sweep down and
-
Ashland; Eugene Vilra Medford,
dredgmg machinery they have been
d>s(roy 26,006 lives and injure 754,
Mrs. Bessie EJhart, Ashland; C. W.
able to gain considerable upon the
11927 still took 73 |x>r cent. Japan (##) people, there would be an out­
McDonald,
Medford; Frank S. Bran­
yard of logs which were stored near
j now takes about ns much as the
don, Medford; Ernest Neidermeyer,
Opening of bids on some #00,000,- ' other three together, in 1927, 463 pouring of sympathy and aid from
the oladlng crane. Severs! cars of
every far corner of the world,”
Medford; E. E. Foss, Talent; George
good looking, pine logs have been 000 feet of timber in the Bear Valley million fe d to 462 million fed for
From latest reports from Kansas N. Robinson, Ashland, and W illiam
Thomas P. Henry, president of the
moving from the local yards daily. unit of the Malheur national forest j Australia, China and Peru combined
A, A. A., said. "Yet this is the an­ City where the Republican national January.
This industry has brought several has Just been announced by Fr? I I
—
nual toll on the highways of the na­ convention is in session it appears
families Into the city and w ill pos­ Ames, assistant District forpster in
A FULLY ADULT NATION
tion, and from the limited attention that Herbert Hoover of California
COMER SERVICE STATION
sibly remain here fo r some lime.
The United States has definitely it receives I often feel that many w ill be the nominee. There has
eburge of forest manneement, Port­
IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS
been
a
hard
fight
to
hold
the
pres­
grown up. The swaddling clothe« millions of our citizens often take
land, Oregon.
The
new
service station situated
ent
secretary
of
Commerce
from
the
FIR E AI.AR.M TURNED IN
stage of its existence is forever it for granted.
nomination but before the first bal­ at the corner of the Pacific highway
The successful bid wns submitted past.
" If the automobile denth rate
and 6th street is now open for bus­
Not so very long ago we were should continue at the present rate lot has been cast it appears that the
The |M-oplr of the city were ar­ on behalf of Ihe Edward L. Hines
iness. The new station is located
vote
for
Hoover
w
ill
be
somewhat
tlic
precocious
child
among
nations.
oused Friday night by the sounding Associated Lumber interests of Chl-
for the next two decades, the toll
upon property beloging to Mr. Cop­
of a landslide.
of the fire siren about 10 o’clock. I engo, said to be the largest retail It was the general custom to kindly on the highways w ill exceed 520,000
pock and w ill be conducted by A.
The
vice
presidency
is
somewhat
pat
the
growing
chilli
on
the
head
'persons,
or
a
number
roughly
equiv
A lot of dry grass In the eastern part lumber concern in the world. The
R. Comer. The station w ill dispense
clouded
as
yet
with
many
aspirants
and
remark
that
it
might
amount
to
of town was ignited and for a short bidder w ill be given until August
alent to the total present population
Richfield gasoline.
time appeared to menace some of 1 to complete details of the trnnsac- something some day if it carefully of cities like Milwaukee, Wis., or for the nomination. Dawes the pres
ent
incumbent
seems
to
be
the
fav­
emulated
its
elders.
Washington I). C.
the woollen buildings in that part of tion. submit satisfactory showing
CARK1N OF MEDFORD 18
orite at the present time.
The order of things has been sud­
the city. The flames were extin- as to financial status of the operat-
"Careful estimates of the total
NOW GOVERNOR OF OREGON
If
Herbert
Hoover
is
nominated
guished before Ihe department was ing company, and make necessary denly reversed. The one-lime baby
- highway futaltics for 1927 is found
and
elected
it
w
ill
be
the
first
time
of nations is the center of the | to be the appalling number of 26,000
able to respond.
railroad arrangements.
Due to a very peculiar turn of
amazed eyes of its once patronizing human lives. A conservative esti­ in the nations history that a western
This is the block of timber which
circumstances John Carkin, speak­
man
has
ever
received
the
honor.
elders.
PROPOSE TO MAKE HRIDGE
mate of the ratio of serious person­
was sold five years pgo to Fred
er of the house of representatives is
The order of things has been sud­ al injury highway accidents to fa­
FREE FROM TOLL CHARGE Herrick. The sale was later can­
now governor of Oregon. Governor
denly reversed. The one-time baby lsifies is 20 to 1. This gives an esti­ VON DER H ELI,KN GETS
celed, according to Mr. Ames, on
Patterson left Oregon for Chicago
of
nations
is
the
center
of
the
am­
T h r Columbia river bridge at Van­ account of Herrick’s failure to com­
ROAD GRAVEL CONTRACT last Tuesday so Senator Corbett au­
mated total or 725.000 serious per­
couver w ill berntne toll-free on ply wit hthc terms of the contract. azed eyes of its once patronizing sonal injury accidents.”
tomatically became governor thru
elders.
January 1, 1029, if the plans form­
This Ixxly of timber lies north of
Von DerHellen A Pierson of Med­ his position as president of the Sen­
Il was a healthy child and grew $1,072,300 VETERANS’ LOANS
ulated by the Joint meeting of Wash­ Ihe town of Burns, Oregon, and one
ford received the contract for the ate. Senator Corbett left early in
ington and Oregon state officials of the requirements of the new con­ to manhood with unforsecn rapid­
MADE DURING PAST YEAR gravelling of 1.85 miles of road on
the week for Enland and thus the
ity. It left Ihe nursery to become a
here today are carried out.
Since April 1, 1927 Ihe Portland the Salmon river. The VanDerHel-
tract is that the lumber shall be
Medford man w ill serve as govern­
world
leader
in
industry,
in
busin­
office of the United States veterans len gravel pit is located near this
The only hitch apparent in the maufartured at or near Burns. This
or until the return of Governor Pat­
bureau has loaned $1,072,300 to ex- city on the Rogue river.
proposal for the two states to pur­ w ill mein completion of the mill be- ess and in finance.
terson about June 20.
We
'oak
the
best
the
old
world
soldiers
on
tlteir
adjusted
coinpen-
chase the bridge from Clark county I iron b' Herrick or erection of a
had
to
offer
and
embellished
it
with
sation certificates, according to fig­ DANCE HALL TO BE BUILT SOON
Washington, and Multnomah county, new mill by the Hines interests, il
INDIANS A W AIT MARATHON
Oregon, wus found in the dispute is said. The purchaser w ill have new qualities of shrewdness, prog­ ures released yesterday by Ken­
According to advice from Mr.
ressiveness
und
unprecedented
fore­
neth L. Cooper, regional director Lucius Kinkaid work w ill start soon
regarding Ihe division of maintain- the option of using ttie Herrick rail-
Some 30-odd Indian marathon
anee costs and the division of profits road, as a common carrier, negotiH- sight. The result is the greatest in­ The office is making loans at the on the construction of a dance hall
sprinters started from San Francis­
dustrial
civilization
the
world
has
rate of 600 a month. Total loans to be built in the Omar Auto park
if any. At the present lime Ihe split ting for purchuse of the road, or
co today for Grants Pass, Oregon.
is 40-6(1, with Multnomah county on building a new one, according to known.
made were figured by Fred B. Green, grounds. Mr. Kinkaid stated that
Fourteen Indian tribes w ill be
At
the
beginning
of
any
life
there
lisbursing
officer,
at
10,500
with
the heavy side of the division.
the Forest Service.
he expeced to have lumber on the represented as the gun sends them
is bound to be experiment. It is 1400 of these repeaters, or men tak­
grounds by the first of the week.
It is said that the timber opera­
on their way. The runners w ill run
a necessity of eager youth. What ing their second loan. Payments av­
FISH CREEK SQUATTERS
tions w ill be of vital importance in
day and night and eat and sleep
waste
it
causes
is
the
price
of
prog­
erage about $3,000 a month.
TO BE EJECTED FROM I.AND the development of Harney and
Wallace A. Happ of Roseburg is when they wish.
ress.
According to Mr. Cooper, veter­ in the city this week and function­
Grant counties.
Mad Bull, 24-yean-old Krook In ­
We have sifted the good from the ans who have borrowed money on
Loren C. Cochran, deputy United
ing as clerk at the S. P. depot. Mr. dian, w ill try to repeat his per­
Some 770,90(1.0(10 feel of western bad. We have found stability; we
their certificates and wish to re­ Happ is acting as relief clerk during
Slates marshal w ill again take into
formance last year by winning for
yellow pine and 120,000,000 feet of have blazed our trail along sound
new the notes may do so by filling the absence of Arthur Mullins who
custody E. II. Best and Emory Davis,
the second time.
other timber w ill be included in the 'economic lines. We have exalted
out applications at the bureau. The is in the San Francisco hospital suf­
the two persistent squatters in the
sale to Hines. The goverpment w ill , und striven toward an ideal—the
procedure calls for the issuing of a fering with a bad case of blood
Fish Creek section who were the
PACIFIC FLYERS W IL L CARRY
receive over two and a quarter mil- uttermost efficiency.
j
n
t
.t
.
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------- ---- w u ii inc v cieran re new note with the veteran receiving poisoning.
victims of similnr action by the ■»
ON AND ENCIRCLE GLOBE
ar?
S.n eL ° I
’ I . Amcr‘ca pnxiuces 70 per cent of the difference between this year’s
government last year.
25 per cent w ill be returned to the the w orld’s petroleum and 55 per
borrowing
value
and
last
year’s
This is the third summer that the state and county for roads and cent of the copper. We have #5
Howard Drake was a Medford bus­
After having safely traversed the
minus interest due.
conflict between these
iness visitor, Thursday morning.
, .. two men and schools, and an additional 10 per tx-r cent of the world’s automobiles
broad expanses of the Pacific ocean
It
wns
pointed
out
by
Mr.
Cooper
their families and the government cent w ill be used by Ihe forest
from Oakland, California to Sidney,
..
..
,
IT
"L"* nlso
overwhelming majority that veterans may make partial pav
has rontiued. Ordered off the re­ i
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon were at Australia the Pacific flyers consist­
« . 7
- ° f *he
O«>- railroad, men., on their loans at any time, th­
serve by the forestry department,
Portland the first of the week where ing of two Austrnilian and two Am­
in
i T"
rU’.' "u "r<’ beyond comparison. We have only requirements being that such
they refused to move, and a civil ac-
Mr. Sheldon purheased a new truck. erican avators w ill attempt to carry
He is employed on the log hauling on their cruise and encircle the
job between Sardine Creek and globe.
ernl court. They failed to obey n under the selective forestry method, electricity.
this city.
decree in this case and then were Bv this method fnrn.tare
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In the entire trip the aviators cov­
riled for contenint
t
m
u ’ foresters state,
We have set ourselves a standard
George Hnmmersly returned Wed-
ered 7800 miles of the earths surface,
When gravy does not brown pour most of which was water. In com­
ence them, and after the forestry dustry, once
into it a tablespoonful of liquid cof­ pleting this feat they not only wrote
..ecu never mm inc nicennnieal power coni
service gave them permission to re­ stop for lack of material. Abso- mantled by the worker has made
fee. It w ill brown immediately and
Mrs. Win Wrght of Sardine Creek contain no taste of coffee. This is another page in the history of avia­
main all winter they refused ti lute protection against fire is, of that
standard
possible— Pacifi-
was taken to a Medford Hospital, quicker than browning flour when tion but they performed an act of
leave this spring.
course, essential.
Manufacturer.
daring which even the most optimis­
Wednesday night for treatment.
in a hurry.
tic frowned upon.
Is Exported
In T en Y ears
G o vernm ent W ill
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