Gold Hill news., July 05, 1928, Image 1

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GOLD HILL, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON,
Beaver Portland
Entire Plant
Resumes Work
Last Monday evening the rnw
grind »«will ut the Deaver Portland
cement roinpuny started iqicratioiii
The kiln »lurU turning today anil
the clinker will soon In- pouring
out onto the (lump. The kiln has
been down for ii couple month»
due to the over supply of material.
Since the building of the new
unit ut the mill (he daily output 1»
very heavy and is much greater
than can be cured for readily. The
cold disagreeable weather which
has prevailed in different business
center» have caused a gross short-
Zge of order».
H •
’ Ih. past month car» of
cement huve been leuving very rap­
idly and the supply In the bins were
getting tow, necessitating a new run
of clinker.
THURSDAY JULY 5. 1928
Crater Lake
'
Where Oregon Editors Held Their Annual Conclave Last Week End
NIMBER 12
City Council
Hold A Busy
Session Monday
The city council held its regular
session at the city council cham­
bers Monday evening and the ses­
sion lasted well into the evening.
The monthly bills and reports
were read and approved.
Chief of Police John B. Ham-
inmsly hi.il handed in his resigna­
tion at the June meeting and was
held over until Monday at which
time it was accepted and Bay
Thompson appointed to fill in the
vacancy.
>
Al Pankey, councilman also hand­
ed in his resignation but no action
was taken upon it at this meeting.
A letter was received from the
county court asking that the city-
order the dance hall in this city
to close at 12:00 instead of 2:00. No
cction was taken upon the matter
by the council.
A notice that the insurance upon
the buildings in the water park ad­
dition were delinquent was read
and ordered paid.
A complaint was laid against the
Andrews building at the rear of the
Woodman hall by the Woodman
lodge asking that the building be
condemned. It was stated that the
property was in such a terrible con­
dition
that
menace to
..... - ......
— it was
~ ~ - a fire ■
tbc surrounding property.
The council ordered •*’«
the recorder
Th‘‘
to notify the owner that the build­
ing was condemned and must either
be placed in repair or removed,
declaring it a nuisance.
C. J. Shorb appeared before the
city council as a representative of
the Gold Hill Chamber of Com­
merce, requesting that the city ex­
tend financial aid toward the con­
struction of a swinging bridge
across the Rogue River at the end
of Sixth street or some street near­
by. He explained the advantages of
the project and the plans of the club
and was voted the support of the
council.
The meeting was then adjourned
at a late hour.
The past week has been observed knickers there were no cups Price addressed a welcome to his and study to this work however Io
over Oregon as the editors week off. brought to this city.)
guests and a res|>onse was given by get the most out of it
The event was the annual conven­
At the banquet some very fine one of the editors. A representa­
Col. Thompson of the Crater Park
tion of the Oregon scribes which speeches were delivered, Ted Bail­ tive of the National highway de­ told of the new improvements pro­
took place this year at the Crater er of the Medford Club gave the partment was present and delivered posed for the park at an early date.
Luke H.3 miles north of (¡old Hill. welcoming uddress und was re ­ a very instructive lecture on road A new’ road shall lead to the rim.
"Hie original plan for holding the sponded to by Elbert Bede of Cot­ building and naionul parks. He An asphalt prominade will be "built
convention at Albany was waived tage Grove.
stressed the growth of the automo­ along the front of the lodge. Park­
by the editors und civic bodies of
Saturday the literary horde pro­ tiv e industry and the gradual satur­ ing places shall be provided for ov­
that city in favor of Crater Lake ceeded to the park where they reg­ ation und consequent crowding of er 1900 cars and flower beds will
when Manager Price of that popular istered and were assigned to their the highways. He stated that the be laid out and planted with the
native flowers of the park area.
SEVEN llll.LIONS IN SKCt KITIKS resort offered such an appealing of­ several rooms. Then followed din­ problems of today are ones which
The convention completed its bus­
fer that it was difficult to turn ner and such a dinner it was. It deal with the proper handling of
Millions of people now own se­ down. As a result last week end was the lust word in cuisine and the ever increasing horde of auto- iness session Sunday night by re­
electing Bobt. W. Sawyer as pres­
curities. The change that has eotuc Southern Oregon and Crater Luke served by charming co-eds from the ists.
ident of the association for another
was
visited
by
over
a
hundred
In
the
evening
Dr.
James
H.
Jew­
University
of
Oregon
who
are
over the situation in the past twen­
year.
ty years has lieeq remarkable, ujid newspaper people including, editors spending the summer in the em­ ell of the Oregon State College de­
publisher*
etc
and
their
families.
As
livered
a
very
fine
address
which
ploy
of
Manager
Dick
Price.
To those who have never seen
Instead of the ownership of great in­
Following the luncheon the dele­ was one of the high spots of the en­ Crater lake we should hesitate to
stitutions und industries being cen­ a forerunner of the convention the
tralised in Wall Street, the stock­ Medford Chandler of Commerce and gates began to gather around the tire convention. Other splendid lec­ describe it for the sight arouses dif-
holders are scattered all over the country club were hosts to those huge fire place and seek comfort tures given during the session were ferent impulses in different people.
country. At one time, a few men ' editors who arrived in the county and protection from the sleet storm one by Dr. T. Tingfong Lew of the Some people drove to the rim and
controlled the great majority of cor­ I seat, Friday. A golf tournament going on outside. Evidently all the National University of Pekin, China. walked to the edgy of the crater,
porations now the big concerns are ' was arranged and a banquet served California editors had not left yet. Dr. Lew’s address was filled with gazed across the vast expanse of
good solid concrete facts regarding blue ami remarked “What the devil
watched by multitudes, interested to the guests by the Chamber of
The three days prior to the op­
fie nclal’y, us well as for the gén­ Commerce. At the golf tournament I ening of the Oregon convention th? the situation in the great country is there to rave about there?” Oth­
érai in'erest taken in big things. IL. M. Garrett, linotype salesman sue-1 California scribes were the guests of China. He stated the necessity ers stood and gazed and gazed and
The stoc inurket concerns million, ' reeded in showing up the pencil of the management and all thru for the alliance of the United States some even shed tears while others
where once it was regi rded us the pushers, taking first prize, a beau­ their session the lake was gently und Chino in order to head off the ' marveled at the w onderful hue of
progress of Soviet Russia in gain­ the water the effects of the wind,
tiful blt/IAtina cup presented by the
plaything of millionaires.*
tucked away under a blanket by
The pioplr of the United States 'Crater Lake National Park Co. Ben mother nature und the Golden Stat­ ing a foothold. The lecture was in­ the clouds and the sun.
We will admit our first glance a*.
lire coming to understand that own­ R. I.itfin of The Dalles Chronicle,' ers were treated to snow und rain. terspersed with witicisms which or­
ing stock in or bond of some con­ well known for his prowess in con-1 However upon the arrival of the dinarily are not common to such a Crater Lake was disappointing. We
His subject was "The had heard so much but there is
cern or utility or industrial plant is ducting a strictly pay-aa-you-enter' Oregon Vanguard the blanket was lecture.
newspaper
followed
his
natural
Newspaper
und New China. The something in that great expanse of
not only possible, but often profit­
removed and beautiful Crater Lake address of Karl Thuneinann. an ad­
water and volcanic formation which
able. It has considerably change I bent and had as excess baggage on. was displayed in all its glory.
vertising
manager
from
a
large
his
return
trip
two
loving
cut
s
and
draws one to it. It soon has one
the attitude of the public towards
During the afternoon the weather
“big business,” and no longer are a golf sweater. While a pair of J became more balmy and many of Eugene house dealt with the other intoxicated with the natural beauty
stockholders and directors regarded Golf hose were presented to A. It. the guests went for hikes to near­ side of the question and showed the of the whole setting. From the pale
with suspicion or distrust. The peo­ Bowen of the Raker Democrat. (A| by points or down to the waters advertisers view. He stated that his greenish water at the very edge to
firm never allowed a copy of the the indigo of the deeper spaces.
ple cun, und do buy stocks and word in explaination here. As your edge.
editor
did
not
believe
that
his
port­
patters
of that city to go to press Before we departed from this won­ ONLY TWO BILLS
bonds.
The afternoon session was given without an ad. He stated that the der of nature we had become almost
ly figure would lend any rhurm to
PLACED ON BALLOT
the Medford Greens in a pair of golf over to routine business. Manager merchant must give actual thought as enthusiastic as any of the rest.
NEW POSTAL RATES ON LI­
BRARY HOOKS EFFECTIVE
With the period about to expire
within which initiative measures
are Savage of Spokane. Governot
AERIAL CIRCUS TO BE
DICK—IRVING
COPCO PREFERRED
Beginning July 1st books sent
may qualify for the November bal­
FEATURE LEGION MEET Patterson and the entire congres­
STOCK PROVES POPULAR
from and returned to free public li­
lot by the filing of completed peti­
sional delegation of the State of Ore­
The wedding of Miss Elsie Dick
braries receive a greatly decreased
tions, only two of the many meas­
gon also plan to attend the “biggest
The
greatest
"Aerial
Circus”
ever
and Robert L. Irving was solem­
rate provided in a bill recently pass­
Local customers and stockholders ures started have qualified.
und best Legion State Convention
nized at the home of the bride’s par­ of the California Oregon Power
ed by congress, and amended thru rttemptrd in the Northwest will be ever held on the Pacific Coast.”
The period expires today. On
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dick. 101a Company will be glad to hear that ,his
the efforts of the Oregon State Li-1 put on during the State Convention
llate it is known that some oth.
West 39th street, Vancouver, Wash­ the new issue of Copco 6 per cent Cr completed petitions will be filed.
brary and the Oregon senators, fol­ according to present plans of the AUTOMOBILE REVENUES
ington, ut high noon on Sunday,
lowing the Library's protest against > Medford Legion Commission. Some
SHOW AN INCREASE July 1st, Rev. George Frame of the Preferred Stock has been meeting Some others are obviously failing
n proposed increase. The new trade | thirty or more of the fastest ships
with a fine reception by the invest- to get the required 12,228 verified
M. E. Church officiating.
omits altogether the former service . on the coast are expected to take
ing public. Many new shareholders signatures, while several were a
part
in
the
big
program
of
events
charge of two cents tier package, re-
If the 'registration of nutomobiles
The bride was lovely in a gown have recently purchased stock in bandoned outright by their spon-
which
will
be
held
under
the
rules
duces the cost of the initial pound
in Oregon continues from now on of white organdy, and carried a the company, swelling the present sors 6Oon after they were started
from five and six cents to a Cat rate I of the National Aeronautical Asso­ at (lie stride set the first half of shower bouquet of bridal roses and total of Copco stockholders to near- There is a possibility that 10 or 12
of three cents, th oughout the state. | ciation and the Oregon Aero Club. the year, said Secretary of Stale sweet peas Mrs. Carl H. Koppie ly 5,000 in number. The price of measures inay get on the ballot
All additional pounds in the third | W. S. McCracken, head of the Aero- Kozer, the total in registration fees was matron of honor, and John Ir­ this security has steadily increased ; The two measures for which com-
n. utical Department of the U. S. in the motor vehicle department
zone will r««t o”« «■ ->• i„ „- I
ving acted as best man.
since the issuance of the first of pleted petitions have been filed and
two cents each. The state thus be­ Department of Commerce hns will aggregate $6,500,000 by the end
The home was beautifully eieeor- fering at $94.00 a short time ago and which are assured space on the No-
agreed
to
he
present
and
many
oth­
comes one zone for bbrury Poods,
of the year. For 1927 the total was ated with delphinium, gypsipholi.a has now reached $100.00 a share.
vember ballot are Senator Joe
er noted figures in aviation will at­ $0,527,(9(1).
which receive a preferential rate.
The next regular quarterly divi- Dunne’s bills affecting the state
and sweet peas. A wedding lunch­
tend
The
full
program
of
races,
The State Library in 1927 sent out
Over 217,000 licenses huve been eon was served immediately after dent on “Copco Preferred” will be highway fund through automobile
to its patrons 23,(131 packages of siuitls and other events will be an­ issued so far this year, agninst 208,- the ceremony.
distributed to local stockholders on licenses and the gasoline tax.
books. The initial saving on these, | nounced by the Medford commis­ .500 for the same period last year.
July 15th.
The most important subject on
Among
those
present
were:
Mrs.
sion
in
the
near
future.
regardless of zone and weight,
Fees received so far tliif year total Carl H. Koppie of Eugene,
which the voters will be asked to
Every Friday night from 9 to 10 $0,290,000 against $5,951.000 at this
would he $1,150, which will necru
pass will be the income tax, for it
Among those present were: Mrs. PURCHASES CONFECTIONERY
to the benefit of the country patrons p. m. the Medford Pest will be "on time last year.
Catrl
H. Koppie of Eugene, Oregon.
BUSINESS IN CHILOQUIN is understood that the measures
of the Library, : s they refund the the air” with a live-wire program
The fact that the cheaper auto­ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler, Port­
sponsored by the state grange, the
postage charges when the hooks are broi (least from Station KMED. The
mobiles are heavier under the new land, Oregon Mr. John Irving at Fori
state federation of labor, the farm­
returned. The state Library esti­ f'rst of this series of "radio frolics"
Fred Turner of this city has join­
mates a snving of from $3,00(1 io was given Friday, June 22ml, and models makes a striking difference l.ewjs, Washington, Mrs. L. A. Irv­ ed the Gold Hill delegation who are er’s union, and the order of rail­
■ .
,
“o
« way
a y conouciors
ill be
conductors w will
be petitioner
petitioned
$3,500 a year to its patrons, and a scored a decided hit with nil who in revenues. Kozer said that few ing and daughters, Jane and Lois, of now residents
of Chiloquin. Last
.i,„ „„„ ■ ,
.
; ,
, F r ,„ i
.
ini ri(iuired
lequireii number of
ot electors
...................
........
c...... . («>
for the
great increase In the m il or'e- use • -» i» Th« wn'Tiims nrc made up cars today come under the $15 and Wilbur, Oregon Mrs. Iona Fergus­ week,
Fred purchased the Sweet | stalIard and Bylander each had an
$22
license
provisions.
on of Roseburg. T. L. Dick and
of state, county, and city Fbrnrlc of snappy musical numbers and en-
Confectionery in that city and I: . . . . .
¡, . . ..
,
Receipts from the gasoline tar for Miss Minnie Wilcox of St. Johns, Shop
Innk
i; „ ........ possession,
ln< 01,11 ,iIX b,H> but 't *s believed
Senator Steiwcr gave this hill spec­ teriajiimenl. short talks on the Am-
took immediate
I
he
their
petitions
will
fail.
the
first
five
months
of
this
year
Oregon. L. E Dick and family of establishment is the leading confec­
ial attention in response to t' e re­ i ."¡can Legion and sidelights on the
quests of the trustees of Oregon Medford Convention which takes aggregate nearly twelve per cent Linton, Oregon, and D. B. Dick from tionery of the eastern Oregon city.
Visitors from Chiloquin
place in August. Earl Davis, well greater than for the same period of Vancouver.
state and county libraries.
The name has been changed to
last
year.
Should
the
use
of
gaso­
The
bride
is
a
graduate
of
the
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known I.egionnires and former ra­
Fred’s Place. In the new business
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Radtke return­
MILLER 8TARNS
dio director of IsMKD, is tile chair­ line continue r.t the same rate the University of Oregon, and at pres­ Mr. Turner will deal in confections, ed to Chiloquin Thursday morn­
remainder
of
the
year
the
total
rev­
ent a member of the faculty of the tobaccos and lunches.
man of the Legion Committee in
ing after spending a short visit in
Florence Parker Miller of New­ charge of Hie n -ograms and also acts enue from this tax should be around Gold Hill High school. The groom
the city the guest of friends. Mrs.
>1,400,000,
thereby
making
the
com­
is the son of Mrs. L. A. Irving of
port, Oregon and Boht. Starns of as master of ceremonies.
Radtke
had been the city since Sat­
AUTOMATIC
TIME
CLOCKS
Grants Pass were married at Grants
Many distinguished guests will be bined revenue from motor vehicle Wilbur, and a graduate of the O. S.
IN HEN HOUSES NEW IDEA urday evening while Mr. Radtke
•Tenses
and
gasoline
tax
about
$11,-
C.
The
happy
roupie
left
immedi­
Pass Thursday In Ih« presence of a "among those prenent” nt the Stale
came over t0 spend the 4th. z z
few friends and relatives, Itev. D. D. Convention in Medford, according 300,000 for the year, against $10.- ately for southern Oregon, where
400,000
Inst
yenr.
A
farmer
near
Marysville,
Ohio
they
will
spend
their
honeymoon.
Dodge officiating. The new'vweds to present indications. Among the
has installed them to turn on the Injury Improves
will make their home nt Pacific prominent Lrgionaires expected to
From Crescent City
henhouse electric lights early in
Returns To Work
Mrs. 1 niy Altherr who has been
Grove, California where the groom attend are the state commanders of
the mornings and to keep them on suffering for the past three month!
1» employed in the American Can Oregon, California, Washington Ida­
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clements of
Clarence Shaver returned to his late in the evenings. One wind­
ho and Nevada, Nrtional officers of Crescent City visited over ihe 4th position behind the counters at the
from a fall obtained in the theatri
factory at that place.
Mr. Starns is well known around the Legion from Indinnapolis and with relatives in this city and spent Radtke Store, Monday after several ing thus attends to the electric lights is able to be about with the aid ol
Gohl Hill, hr having been fo r sever­ Past National Commnndens, John the dry camping on the Bogue river weeks enforced vacation on account for eight days. Light makes the a crutch. Mrs. Altherr is improv­
hen's feeding day longer, increasing ing nicely now and expects to soon
a l years a resident in and near here. B. Quinn of Los Angeles and How- fishing and picnicing.
of illness.
their egg prouction.
be back to normal.
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