Gold Hill news., June 28, 1928, Image 1

Mill
VOLUME NO. 31
GOLD HILU JACKSON COUNTY. OKKOON,
FINE CHERRIES
PRODUCED A T
H1TTLE ORCHARD
THUMDAY. JUNE M. I»28
NUMBER 11
C. of C. to W ork City Property
for Construction
Sold to People
Swinging Bridge
From Redmond
KESSLER BUYS
DISBRO ACREAGE
NEAR THIS CITY
Ever since Ihe flood wrier of last
The property situated at the cor­
Your reporter had tho good for-
year curried away Ihe swingiffc ner of the Pacific Highway and sev­
bridge located at the end of sixth enth avenue and formerly owned by
lune the pus I week to visit our old
Gold Hill district I* to have an­
friend Kill Hittle for a short time. MARRIAGE ANO DIVORCE
street. Ils ubsence hns been sorely Mr. and Mrs. Applegate, has been
GAIN IN STATE OF OREGON felt by both the local people und
other poultry fancier in Ihe person
While Hill is a good sort of fellow
sold to Mr. and Mrs. Livingston of CEMENT SHIPMENTS ARE
of S. W. Kesler, late of Medford but
those farmers living across the riv­ Redmond, Oregon.
and we like him we must say even
formerly
of New York state. Mr.
HEAVY
DURING
MONTH
The
deportment
of
commerce
an-
er and on Gauls creek.
more than that for his cherries.
Ihe Livingstons came to the city
and Mrs. Kesler purchased the fine
We »topped at his farm which I J "*’unci* ,h'" ‘here were 73(12 nmr-
At the
present
time
people
wishing
•
wisninif •«»»
wrm iruni
last week
from me
the norihern
northern city
Jusl across the Hogue river from tin 1,7 ’’ l“ rfor"l‘ l* in Oregon during to get on the other side of Ihe riv-fand after looking over the country
The Beaver Portland Cement Co. acreage of Mrs. M. A. Disbro near
this city on the Pacific highway.
“Great White Way"
Hill. ..ml
* of
— • Gold
» —.s. IIIII,
Mild I , ¡L y,VUr J “27’ us ‘ "’«Pared with er must travel for a mile und a half very well, decided to make their has been shipping considerable ce­ The farm consists of eight acres
----
.
.
.
/t)85
|,|
|92<1,
representing
un
in
ment
this
month.
Up
until
today
to
get
to
the
same
place
they
were
¡home
here
and
enjoy
themselves
in
pared right over to the parking shed
formerly able to get to in ubout four °ur equitable climate. The Apple- there has been 104 cars rolled from practically all qf which is under cul­
for we knew thut would be the crease of 277 or 3 per cent.
During the year 1927 there were blocks. The bridge was always «.Rotes purchased the house about a the Company’s yards. With the tivation being either in fruit or veg-
pluce where Mr. Hittle could la
divorces
found. IWre we found some of the 3117
’
'"vorces grunted in the state, handy means for the sportsmen to year ago from the Walter Stickle es- clinker running low there is hopes etr bles.
Mrs. Disbro has conducted the
finest cherries we ever saw. presid-1 ‘■'««I'arcd with 3084 in 192«. rep­ reach the good fishing grounds on | tale and have made it their home that the kiln will start turning again
place herse.'f for the past several
e l over by Mr. und Mrs. Hittle W e1 "
incre“M ,,f 33 “r *•> l*r the Bogue river ucross from the »¡nee that time. The property has a early next month.
years andhas done so In a very cred­
Include Bill Just to make him feel 2 d
33 "“"'7““‘‘S a«‘ city. Also the building of a new large lawn and garden space, a gar­
itable manner. She has produced
good, but we noticed Mrs. Hittle in , L
7
C°",pared "*“ • 3o swinging bridge will bring the splen age and a spacious brick dwelling
SOME STRAWBERRIES.'
some very fine poultry as well as
«lid camping gro. nils of the Hogue upon it. We have not heard the
was taking the rash from those who
....
loganberries, strawberries and rasp­
ventured there In order Io uppeuse
‘*',,,,na‘e«‘ l>opulalion of the Hiver and Guuls «Vek within easy lewns of the sale. The Livingstons
The News publisher was the re­ berries which have found ready
their taste for cherries and. who In-
oi ,,r‘ #on on J«'v L 1927. was access to the hik i front the town left immediately after purchasing
cipient this week of a very choice market «lue to the excellence of their
and
will
permi the
cklentally were less bold than your
1 , ’ “n<l on J«>y L 192«, 877.(88).
.... people
..p.c who
»no Ihe property for Bedmond where basket of strawberries from the gar­ quality. The conduct of the farm
cub reporter. We walked right up
, a of ,heae e»limale», the yeurly camp aero tl.f river to en- I'hey- expect to dispose of some oi
den of Mrs. Sargent in the west end became too great for her to master
to a box of the purple beuuties und "u",b< r ot "'«rriuges per 1(88) of the joy the
.... fishing ,o come into the Iheir holdings, preparatory to mov- of the city. The berries were of
alone so she sold to the new comers.
lellinu Bill how well
w e ll |,o »’u ,B ,io « * • » « 27 ln 1927
city to trade without necessitating in« their home to this city,
then we started telling
such size as to make the famous
Mr. and Mrs. Kesler are more than
against
8.08
in
192«
and
Ihe
number
a
long
trip
around
by
either
of
the
|
we liked his cherries so he volun­
Hood Rivers look like culls. Their ! mere poultry fanciers, they are
of
divorces
per
1(881
of
the
popula­
highway bridges.
LIVESTOCK DEALERS REQUIRED
teered to show us about his farm.
size was not, however surpassed by poultry producers who have made a
Beulising the necessity for the —
Just whether Bill lured us out into tion was 3.50 in 1927, as against 3 52
TO
KEEP COMPLETE RECORDS their tastefulness. Mrs. Sargent has success of the business in other plac­
in
192«.
construction
of
this
bridge
the
the orchard In order to show us real
one of the finest gardens in the city es an«l they are going to continue in
The number of marriages per­ Chamber of Commerce took action
proof of his farming accomplish­
which she cares for herself and of lhat field of endeavor in their new
formed
und
the
numl>-*r
of
divorces
To
insure
fair
treatment
and
pre­
In
favor
of
its
building
and
will
ments or because he figured it would
which she is justly proud.
i . locaton. The Keslers are specialix-
be more difficult for us to pluck grunted were furnished by the make every effort possible to have vent opportunities for dishonesty in
' ing on Rhode Island Red chickens
The
berries
were
of
the
mastodon
state hoard of
the cherries from the bows than ¡‘'‘“'.’J,’?""1
** , health.
h,'“llh' The
1'hc figures
fi««res I a new bridge built upon the site of the marketing of livestock at public
variety and were just set out this and pheasants. They have several
stockyards,
is
a
primary
purpose
of
the
old
one.
President
A.
A.
Walk­
27 "
" ’ Preliminary and subject
from a box is not just clear to us. . , 1027
“T'
spring.
thousand pheasant eggs hatching al
er head« a committee consisting of the Packers and stockyards Act,
Bill will have to vouch for that.
correction.
the present time and also a like num­
which
is
enforced
by
the
Packers
C.
J.
Shorb.
John
Haminersly,
Fred
We were very well pleased at the
ber of chickens. The Keslers have a
Guy and Hubert Cook to see that and Stockyards Division of the De
sights that greeted our eyes here.
very good strain of breedng stock
partment
of
Agriculture.
The
im­
the
bridge
is
built.
Mr. Hittle has ubout two acres of
and have brought them up to be
poses
definite
duties
and
obligations
A report of the arbor committee
sweet cherries and four of apples.
very good producers.
was made and it is proposed to on dealers engaged in buying and
He produced some of the finest
The pheasants find a ready mar­
plunt cither maple or walnut trees selling livestock at posted public
Bing Cherries this year that were
ket
among the sportsmen’s organiza­
along the Pacific highway thru the stockyards. It is no longer possible
ever harvested and everyone who
tions all over the country and the
to
do
business
“on
th
cuff”,
as
was
city.
The
committee
is
looking
for,
viewed them marveled at their en­
poultry, which is a double utility
trees and when tfic time for fall discovered to be the practice oi one
ormous size and Ihe dellciouaness
strain are very desireable also.
planting comes the trees will no dealer who was cited to appear for
of their flavor. And right here we
Mr. Kesler was the son of a news­
The time of vacation is at hand
doubt be planted for a good live a hearing. He was charged with
should like to say that if (here is
paper
man and spent many years in
for
thousands
of
children
and
their
The Jackson Co. Health associa­ bunch is on that committee.
and admitted failure to keep ade­
anyone who believes that better tion held its pre-school clinic, Mon­
teachers. Vacation time is in some the profession himself In New York
quate
records
of
his
dealings.
cherries can lie raised in Willamette day afternoon, June 20. ut the pub­
The departmental order required respects a danger,, because of the but later took up the automotive
HOT SPRINGS USED
valley thnn here at Gold Hill we arc lic school.
that in future this dealer shall keep many accidents that occur. To ac­ business which he followed until
willing to sacrifice a few hours of
TO HATCH CHICKENS
About sixteen mothers took ad­
the
following accounts, records and complish effectively its purpose of the world war at which time he en­
our time and test the samples and
tered the air service and achieved
vantage
of
the
opportunity
and
memoranda pertaining to his trans­ giving renewed vigor and health for the rank of captain.
render a derision.
bought their little ones to be ex-
next year’s work a vccation should
Water flowing from hot springs actions:
Mr. Hittle hns harvested his en­ nminud by Dit Inskeep and the near Thermopolis, Wyo., is io be led
Mr. Kesler says he always had a
be pleasant, comfortable and safe.
L Copies of scale tickets issued To bring.the conditions about, there hankering for the west and so he
tire crop <«f Bing cherries and the county nurses. Mrs. King and Miss into specially constructed incubators
by stockyards covering purchases
harvest of Ihe Royal Ann variety is (¡lover.
are a few “Do’s” and Dont’s” which applied the advice of the famous
for hatching chickens, it has been and sales by him.
now progressing and by the wav'(he
It is impossible Io estimate the announcer!. The water remains at a
Horace Greeley to his movements
it might be well to remember.
2. Copies of bills for all purchas­
Hoyal Anns do not have to give unv , benefits derived from these clinics temperature of from 135 to 150 de­
1. Safe drinking water—If you and came west, entering the poultry
preference to the Bings either as io not only in the expert advice given grees Fahrenheit the year round, and es . of livestock by . him.
don’t know definitely about the business near Medford in partner­
3. Book record or
register
of
ped "to’om s 'I *'
i rU“ h‘‘ *h‘P' •' ‘° ,h‘‘ m,,U'er ’ "d *hc ‘«’»'•«'•tion, methods have been worked out for
water
you are going to drink have ship with Dr. Clancy of that city.
°,r re«,stcr of
and ««’e of ,jvcs,ock
livestock it analyzed. If it is necessary to use He found the business a good one
I>
c<I Io
«nnt ns In
..nr,, of the _unz
. . . oDen cooling
ped
to outside markets were sent
to tho
the care
child,'but
coo,in«
“ and
keeping
i T , ? ""d
— it
— keepina
s--- C
T it at the prop- ¡ I s “ h n h w Purchase
under the lable of “Pride of Gold some physical defeat may be dis- *r
*. d.",e ’ ?umbcr of head, it before analysis is possible, boil it and decided to better his position
er hcnl
heat for
for brooder
brooder miraoaos.
purposes.
Hill, Oregon," and to this slogan we covered and corrected before be­
and location so purchased the Dis­
It is also planned to use the water weight, dockage if any, amount, and or use chlorine tablets.
will say amen, and many of them.
coming a handicap to the child In in hot houses for the cultivation of incidental expenses.
2. Safe Milk—Do not drink milk bro property and went into business
4- A complete file of cancelled without first knowing that it is pro for himself. He seems well im­
Many ' crates of «m-iiirs
cherries 11«in
from mis
this »viiooi
school me.
life.
plants and vegetables. In one of
¿ rn|h"rdi f.“U"d ‘h<,u WHV *° fur
1 ° n<' «r," if>'in8 furl Io community the largest springs in this district, checks issued.
duced under the best sanitary con­ pressed with the new location and
Mr*
* '? “ sh,pped l,y
wns ,he Paiement that “Gobi! more than 18.000,(88) gallons of hot
5. A check stub corresponding to ditions without the possibility of has resigned himself to his work
with avidity.
. . Hittle but more by enthusiasts Hill babies ranked higher in ohvs water flows out every twenty-four every check issued.
pollution entering the milk by wav
here who
who had
had the
th,. pleasure of .....
.......... ...
" * » r in pnys-
6. Copies of account sales rend­ of the. fly, dirty milking utensils.
here
see­ ical
We are glad to have people like
qualities than many other com hours.
ered by market agencies in connec­ Unless you are sure that milk has the Keslers settle in our vicinity per
ing Ihe marvelous fruit and who inunities."
tion with sales for him.
sent them away to relatives and
Miss Florence M. Locke. Home NEWS OF THE STATE IN
been produced in such manner boil haps because they agree with the
friends at distant points.
H
any
shipper
or
producer
of
Demonstration ngrtnt was present
BRIEF FOR YOUR PERUSAL
it, and if it is to be given to in­ opinion we have held ever since our
Besides the exceptionally lovely and stated she would be willing to
livestock has reason to believe that fants or young children boil it any­ coming into the valley lhat ours
fruit. Mr. Hittle also raises some slurt any Home Economic work de 1 More than 2000 Indians represent-i he
at —»
any way, unless, of course, a oroperly should be a very splendid poultry
, has
, been treated unfairly
- —
raising country.
fine hogs and has one of the best al sired with women or club ork with ' ing 12 tribes of the northwest will stockyards,
re- pasteurized supply is available
s,oc,tyar«ls, the existence of the re­
falfa crops we have seen, hereabouts. girls.
meet at Prineville, for the Indian quired se* of records enables the
3 Safe Hiking—If you are mak­
17ie crop Is not so large due to there
congress sponsored by the Ameri agents of the department to check ing a trip into the mountains in SENATOR MeNARY TELLS OF
ludng only a few acres planted but
can
legion.
over the account of the questioned which a variety of water and milk
FEDERAL AID IN OREGON
what there is seems nearly free of OREGON POULTRYMEN
transaction. It is the policy of the supplies will be encountered follow
WILL
MEET
AT
CORVALLIS
weeds and is a very dense growth.
The Seventh Day Adventists have I
,0 ** ,enient toward the above suggestions, and as an
Discussing federal aid extended to
The second cutting is about ready ».>
been holding their regular yearly ' 2
offenders- and «ivc them op- added safeguard, be vaccinated
activities in Oregon, Senator McNary
The
dote
of
the
sixth
annual
con­
harvest and from all indications the
camp
meetings
at
Jacksonville
lasï
‘
“
y
,
‘
®
m
.end
thdr
w
">'s
a"d
against typhoid fever.
camp meetings at Jacksonville last
who jusl returned to his home at
field will yield four full crops of vention of Oregon poultrymcn hns week.
comply with the provisions of Ihe
4. Safe swimming—Use care in
bee set for July 18 and 19 at the
hay this year.
law. Subsequent offenses are re­ selecting a place to swim. Typhoid Salem, stated that the appropriations
would total more than 815,000,(88)
Hy the time we had finished our state college when the general key­
A new motor boat has been garded as more serious, and in such fever can be contracted by swim­ for the next fiscal year, beginning
note
of
the
session
will
be
econom­
tour of the Hittle farm we were
launched at Crater Lake the fore ca$es the department intends to ming in polutted water. The inex­ July 1.
filled with cherries we were ic production. While the annual
part of the week by Manager Price. make full use of the powers con­ perienced swimmei4 should be
Among the appropriations was one
chirping like a robin and departed meeting of the Slate Poultrvmen’s
An entertainment was prepared for ferred by the Packers and Stock- cautioned and those who cannot for the veterans hospital and an­
for the Hiver Hogue where we (hot association will be held nt the same
yards Act.
them for three days. Following their
swim should nol go near Ihe water other for the federal building to be
we had an appointment with a steel­ time, the convention is of an edu­
unless a good swimmer is present.
head,
1 cational nature and is open to all convenlion al the lake the Oregon
erected in Portland in the near fu­
scribes will hold forth at that pop­ GOLD HILL GARAGE INSTAL8
5. Safe camping—Choose high ture.
This farm is but an ex-mple of regardless of whether they are main­ ular resort.
and well drained ground, for your
New federal buildings are also
REBORING MACHINE
What the prolific soil of this valley tiers of the association. A special
camping sites. If out door toilets provided for Klamath Falls and Cor­
test
for
the
occasion
will
be
erected
can do when properly tended and
are used see that they are fly proof, vallis.
The thermometer in the LnGrande
watered. The Hittle farm is under near the new poultry building. Ex­
Chas. Kell proprietor of the Gold and also besure that the water sup­
hibits
demonstrating
economic
man­
country
last
week
end
sonred
Io
ov­
Oregon reclamation projects fared
♦be Gold Hill Irrigation District.
er Ihe 100 mark for the heat record Hill garage has just recently in­ ply is so situated as to avoid any well at the hands of congress. More
agement, feeding, marketing ano
-------- ft-------
stalled
a
reboring
machine
for
the
of the summer.
possibility of pollution from the
ease control will be prepared.
purpose of expediting work in their sewage. Keep a clean camp and than 82,000,000 was appointed for
SATURDAY RU3INFRS GOOD
the development of the Owyhee and
mechanical department as well as
Business In Gold Hill, Saturday
LINDBERG SECURES DEGREE
A 7800 foot runway is proposed Io give Ihe many patrons of this burn all garbage and rubbish.
Warm Springs, a large sum for the
was good, being one of the best trade
6. Safe Traveling—If taking an
for the Swan island air field at Port­
garage Ihe advantage of Ihe latest automobile trip always observe traf­ Klamath project and considerable
land.
in equipment. Mr. Kell says tin- fic regulations. No matter how far sums for the Oregon Agricultural
new machine is nol only accurate Hl the country you may be there college and various other depart­
NSW MACHINERY ARRIVES
but does the work so much better may be someone just behind you, so ments in the state.
haps are C n n i ? „ t i X ' T
,"‘d- ‘od«Y "h™ he received
The senator said that a favorable
Severnl more ears of machinery an dfastcr that the cost of a rebore be sure to indicate clearly your in­
zv
realize more the honorary rietfree of l l h ia , ^
than ever that Gold Hill is about ns tor of law. The fiJin-
i
, d
fnr H'c Liidlam dredge arrived in job can be much less which is sure- tention of stopping, turning etc. report had been made on the bill
I »he city this week. Today the huge good news to the car owner.
S l o n g l h X w a ? Pri“
‘S U,fl'ed fl! ,h?
S
Watch for railroad crossings, and introduced by him authorizing the
The new machine is capable of don’t attempt to cross one without secretary of agriculture to invest!-
buckets whieh will dig out Ihe rich
nnd quality is excellent. We hn.w " ? "r",ordrr<‘d ,o “wilhdraw" two soil were being hauled Io the site reboring cylinders for any size of
stopping and looking in both direc­ gate all the phases of crop insurance.
Ihe operation.
Work at ihe car and when the job is done the tions. Don’t try to break existing I he measure, which presents a pro­
dredge Is rapidly progressing and pistons fit as they should and the speed records. Others have tr ie d - gram for permanent relief for ag­
riculture from loss from uncontroll­
the new steel is being placed ns result is lhat the motive force of many of them are dead.
the car is jusl us good as a new car.
fast as it arrive*.
Make your vacation enjoyable, able hazards of nature, is one of the
most progressive and constructive
comfortable, safe and profitable.
introduced during the session.
Health Unit
Holds Pre-
School Clinic
s l
Vacation Hints
Suggested By
Board o f Health