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VOLUME NO. SI
GOLD BILL. JACKSON COUNTY. ORBCON. THURSDAY, AUGUST J, 1928
NUMBER IS
Judge Reed
Now Qualifies
As Chemist
> d
SELLS HOME ON
SARDINE CREEK
State College To Enlarge
Radio Broadcasting Station
OREGON CLOTHES SOLD
ALL OVER UNITED STATES
Nation Will
Always Need
Wood Supply
Oregon clothing is sold In every
U. S. city of five thousand popula­
tion. More than 150,000 women's
coats go out of Oregon plants to the
best known stores in the country.
KOAC, college radio, w ill close
Concentration o t this industry in the
Judge II. D. Reed has assumed a
down July 31 for the remainder of CHRYSLER DODGE MERGER
Pacific Northwest gives a decided
Th„ i*n¡»„.» « .
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».
new title, lit* I« now government
tiie summer. When broadcasting is
V ’r
cont,““e
THIRD LARGEST IN FIELD advanagle to manufacturers. The to n. . . , „ " ,
chemist with offices In the Poet Of-
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.
nced wood indefinitely, ui the
n amed about September 15 the sta­
V
s s s - v , k t «
flee building between Jiulgling Hi*
tion will be installed in new studios
A giant new corporation in the
percent of arsénié In spray residue
having new 1000 watt transmitting automobile field has been accom­ and with the continued expansion
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xpansion now by »...
left clinging to the pears «ml the
far the greatest wood user
equipment of latest design.
plished by the merger of the Dodge of the eutting-up part of the indus­
judging of the vuriotls law violat­
With its fall isrogram KOAC plans and Chrysler interests, which has try the Northwest wool products in the world, using more saw tim­
ber than all other countries togeth­
or« who c « um * infrucMone of the
a schedule in keeping with its pol­ just been completed.
will lx* a great factor in the national
law In thi* vicinity Hte Judge will
er, and more than two-fifths o$
icy of “carrying the collrge to the
markets.
The new corporation w ill be the
the world’s consumption of timber
be pretty buey for the next few
people of the state.” Programs will third largest motor compuny in ex
of all kinds.
month«.
contain a wide variety ot lecture, 04
only
#ur|)a„ ed in mag- WEATHER TURNS COOLER
The Olympic winter sports as well
More and more wood has been
The rule governing the percent cl as track ami field, swimming and rll cultural au-I technical subjects, en- nilud(. by tbe Genera, Mo|o„ an(1
RELIEF MOST WELCOME
tertunm ent such as athletic contest Ford .Motor Companies.
arsenic permit« .01 per cent for for- |
needed with advancing civilization
other Olympiad competitions, will
broadcasts and program by student
ever since the cave- man first used
eigu shipment» and .«2 fur dontestic
,
S|a|(.s ,
The combined companies have es­
The cooler weather of the past
a wooden club, says Mr. Sparhawk.
use and In order to project the nr-1 it w, ........ .finiu,lv (|w |d w | Salurd, y musical orgpnialions and farm ser­ timated total assets of $700,<NMI,IMl>,
few days have lieen very welcome
vice.
The recent rapid development of
chardist the new chemical Inborn- ( ,
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production capacity, production ca­
.
,
,
i *’■' Ul* international Olympic com-
The farm service programs. Io re­ pacity of 700,000 cars a year and a following the ten days of extra high substitutes, which brought timber-
■tory lias Iicen established with Mr. in,|i,.(.
temperatures
that
have
prevailed
ceive particular emphasis, will in­ potential earning power of $40,000-
land owners, for whom the growing
Reed presiding.
over the country.
General Cl arks II. Sherill, Amer
of trees represents a long-term in­
I.list year all tests for spray pois­ lean representative, urged adoption clude weather re|x»rts. market news 000, to $50,000,000 a year. The Ford
Tlie heat and (fry weather have
oning were made in Medford and of the principal (hut winter sports and interpretations, news bulletins, company has assets of $724,056,0i>0 increased th e fire hazard of the vestment, face to face with the ques­
tion of the future need of timber,
was the cause of considerable delay are an integral part ot the Olympiad and timely topics.
and General Motors $1,098,477,500.
country and many million feet of
“As in the past the keynote of
hes not changed the rend of devel­
in shipments but this year Mr. Heed and Hie coiiuitillec agreed. It is u<
timber
have
been
lost
as
well
as
opment in the use of wood.
wtm is also fruit Inspector can at­ derstood that the Tahoe mouatai is KOAC programs w ill tie service to “HGOVER OR HAVOC”
many crops and buildings. It is ,
It is pointed out that the produc­
tend to tlic inspection amt testing of northern California or Lake Pta'-- the state,” says W. L. Kadderly, pro­
thought
that
incendiarism
has
play­
IS G. O. P. BATTLE CRY
gram director. “The college station
tion of substitutes for wood often
botli and thrrrb) save considerate
id. New York, will lie Hie scene of
ed a large part in the starting of the
i equires wood. The mining of cool
lime as well as rxpense in the grow ­ Hie Olympic winter sports which occupies a unique situation among
forest fires und closer wateh is be­
"lloaaer
or
Havoc.”
is
the
cain-
coast
broadcasters
in
that
it
is
op­
for fuel requires a billion board feet
er.
Mr. Heed's territory covers, hav been In Id in Switzerland twice
ing
maintained
by
the
rangers
and
of wood a year for mine prop« and
Itogue River, Del Rio, Hoot A I’ank- i ml which Swiss authorities hoped erated as one means of enabling paign slogan coined by Senator Mos­ patrolmen.
other uses.
Brick and concrete
ey and Van Hoevenberg's orchard. Io make a |n rinaneiil Olympic event Oregon residents to get direct re­ es, eastern Hoover campaign manag­
turns on their investment in re­ er, lie said last week.
dwellings ordinarily use much lum­
The laboratory is fitted up with for their country.
PROHI AGENT AND SHERIFF
search. extension, und resilient in­
Among the outstanding orators to
ber for interior work, and a great
tile very latest equipment for the
SHOOT IT OUT—ONE DEAD
California auihorities strongly struction, and resident instruction take the stump in support of the for­
deal of wood) is required1 in con­
pro|ier handling of the tests and favor holding Hie winter sports in
crete construction. Along with the
makes a very handy and clean place the northern part of their slat *, nnd activities here, a m id o es not attempt mer Secretary of Commerce will be
Due to a mistake in identity Lud­
Io inter the broad entertainment Senator Borah of Idaho, Charles Ev­
development of substitutes for wood.
Io work. Cabinets have Iicen limit
wig
J.
Johnson,
Spokane
dry
agent
as
in and a sink installed. Healing of j
O
^
, ¡ta c ita ,
' W<*
ans Hughes of New York and Sena­ died Saturday as the result of gun
’ constant broadening also
tor Moses.
stations.
Ihe uses for wood. The manu­
all kinds is «lone wiln elactric plates
shot wounds, the result of a shoot
The studio w ill be In the new
instead of Hie Runson burners so
ing affray with Sheriff, Ralph Hand, facture of paper and other products
LABOR PAPER AT SAI.KM
physics building constructed by use
BUOY MAjiES LONG TOUR
common around most laboratories.
Chelan county sheriff, who himself from woodpulp, which consumed
IHSCONTIM KS PUBLICATION of tuition fees.
Lust week. Mr. Heed graduated'
received minor wounds from John­ practically no wood 40 years ago,
now takes the equivalent of more
M hen the Argentina training ship son ’s gun.
will), we presume you would say,
'I he Salem World, an afternoon JUSTICE COURT IS
than two billion board feet from our
Sarmiento again reaches home wat­
honors fioui a school of chemistry
-
The
shooting
affray
started:
when
BI'SY PLACE PAST WEEK ers a wandering txwy which went
forests, besides an equal or greater
conduct I In government experts daily n-twsptipcr organized by the
the county and federal men mistook amount in the form of imported
members of Hie Capital Typograph­
on a personally conducted tour
at Medford preparatory to handling
each other for moonshiners whom wood, pulp and paper. Wood is
ical Union No. 210 which started
Justice H. D. Reed has had the across the south Atlantic and Indian
the chemical work in connection
they were independently seeking.
publication
on
October,
20
of
last
now being used in any number of
with ih ■ freii harvest.
i opportunity to uxe his judicial po- oceans will be securely anchored in
Ralph Hand is well known in this new ways, for example, in the man­
year following a strike of nsembers ' sition quite often the past week.
the
river
opposite
Buenos
Aires
after
The residue problem has been a of the union employed in the plants
part of the state especially by the ufacture of phonograph records and
Last week Frank II. Spiers was having been cut adrift, probably by
bud one bill seems to lie well in
J° Ur""1 7 " !
! »«•»!«•<» into court on the charge of a passing steamer, in 1924. A year participant in many mat contests in viscose sausage casings. The manq.
band by now. Three seasons ago
,U ,'> 1,1 '' Pnbhbn- |,„ss| ng cnr, on | be highway with- later it rolled merrily into the har­ ring followers, he having been a facture of artificial silk from weed
the crop was almost u failure due, lion. * ' 1'
Southern Oregon a few years ago.
takes large quantities.
| out giving proper clearance and as bor of Fneemantle, Austnaiiia, on the
not Io a shortage of fruit but Io tin*
other
side
of
the
world,
with
its
a
result
drew
a
fine
of
$10.
lack of understanding in Hie hand­
C. E. Morrison from near Rogue lights out but sporting a luxurient
ling of Hie sprry residue. Tin- re­
PHARMACISTS REBEL AGAINST
was arrested oil a charge of fish­ growth of sea weed.
sult was that the local growers took |
SCHOOLS IN COMMERCIAL FIELD
It is now on its way home aboard
ing without a license and donated
an enorqtous loss before the prob- I
$25 Io the good of the reuse for the the Sarmiento.
lem was finally settled. List year |
The following resolution was un­
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’ privilege.
the growers bail for the most part
animously adopted by the Oregon
BABSON PAINTS FUTURE
H. W. Morris, driver of a Golden
became masters of Hie situation and
State Pharmaceutical Association in
West Stage was arrested at Central
little- loss was recorded. This year,
39th annual convention assembled at
The coal furnace and stove, twen­
Point after he struck a car being
even more than ever has the grow
Salem, Oregon, July 9 10, 11, 192$.
driven south by C. E. Harlan of ty-five years from now, w ill be
<r acquainted himaelf with Hie needs
YY hereias, there seems to be a dis­
General Umberto Nobile and the
Stating tlsnl he was going to quit Pasadena. Calif., and in which things of the past, Roger W. Babson,
of Hie producer in meeting Hie spray
tin* pugilistic game and go into lius- Mrs. Harlan received a very pain­ head of the Babson Statistical Or- survivors of the ill-fated Italia position or movement with some of
poison situation and no trouble is
which was wrecked w hile on their) the Boards and Students of the pub­
im ss of some kind. Gene Tunney ful! scalp injury.
garrizntion, declare*.
anticipated. Il is thought that by
return
trip from a flight over the lic schools, high schools, universi­
withdrew from the prize fight game
All householders w ill be compel
Mr. Morris who operates between
another season thr growers them­
during a r.iep lio n for William Mul- Los Angeles and Portland attempted led by law toTise cither'gas or'etac- .n,,Or‘h P?,e ’ WCFe w tk o ,n «* hack to ties and colleges of the state of Ore­
selves will have installed laboralor-
Tue<- gon to enter into the field of com­
doon octogenarian and member „1 to turn the corner in Central Point tricity for healing, cooking, refrig- *he'r ni*“ Ve coun,ry of
iea for the testing of their own
mercial business in competition with
the New York boxing coituiuasion by the hotel bulilding and at the eration, power and other industrial |
o
t
h
e
r
lines of leaitimnte
fruit anil thus relieving the govern­ last Tuesday.
and
household
purposes.”
|
President
C
alks
of
Mexico
stated
and
’
same lime pass a Ford car. In doing
ment of the expense nnd trouble.
With the Passing of Gene Tunney so be swung too far out and locked
A quartsT century hence, says Mr. that he intended to retire from the
WHEREAS, the business interests
the fistic arena loses one of the best fenders with the Harlan car. Judge Babson, gold w ill be made from presidency upon December 1st of
SUBSCRIBER GETS PAPER
but lei st popular boxers that ever Heed heard the rase and released lead; butter, milk and cheese from Ibis year. Efforts have been made of Ihe state of Oregon pay the larg­
DAILY BY AIR MAIL held the heavyweight championship. Hie ('river deferring sentence unt!l kerosene; tides will be harnossed *° have him serve on since the frag est share of the burden of taxes for
I unney had a desire to give to box­ hi completes hi.s trip. The charge nnd the heat of the sun w ill be uti- *c death of the president elect, Gen. operating said schools, and that fur­
thermore, any attempt to divert bus­
ing a different touch and he did but against Morris was that of operat­ lixed in industry.
I Obregon.
D. W. Jones is perhaps the onlv
iness away from the regular busi­
that tonrli was not |g>pular. The ing an auto on the wrong side of
anartment
""J*
A c,oud burst in Arizona, Saturday ness channel is not in keeping with
newspaper subscriber in the United
fans want to see brute strength and the road.
apartment houses will be bu.lt with- is reported to have (tone a half mil-
States to receive his paper individ­
our democratic form o t government,
gori and when Tunney through his
out winslows in order to obtain bet- Uon dollars worth of daimge.
ually, directly and personally by idr
therefore
prowess as a boxer retired the maul­ ROOT & PANKEY TO
ter
sentilution,
Mr.
Balxson
declares.
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mail daily. He operates a gas sta­
BE IT BESOLVED, that the Ore­
er, Jack Dempsey from Hie cham­
Portland motorists have been
START PACKING FRIDAY' S,re<‘t ¡"tersections, where traffic
tion at Strevell, Idaho, 1IMI miles
treated to a gas war the past two gon State Pharmaceutical Associa­
pionship und then later whipped
Everything
is
in
readiness
for
P°,lcen»
n
are
now
necessary
will
frof Salt Lake and 54 miles from the
him in an attempted comeback he sb rt of the fruH season at the Root have overhead bridges. All main weeks. Gas has dropped to the 16’,i tion go on record as indorsing the
nearest railroad point.
movement of the Retail Committee
did not carry .........sleem of the fans. A Pankey packing house in this city. streets will have two stories of side­ cent level at some stations.
Nevertheless, every morning the (Tunney was a ebampion and the on-
of the Portland Chamber of Com­
walks
with
special
provision
for
the
The Oregon counties w ill receive merce in protesting against such
li st edition of Hie Salt Lake Tribune ly ,,ne for a lung time that barrei I no Il is expected that the first parking parking of cars anywhere on the
O. and) C. laud grant money. Clack­ movements by all city, county and
thumps from the (leavens— for Mr. competitor offered. He retired with will begin tomorrow and for the
next several months this place w ill | paymen* of 11 fec* "h)en the helio­ amas, Linn and Lane counties will
Jones.
state controlled schools, universities
a clean reputation bolli as a fighter will lie a bee hive of industry. AH
is Perfected, every house will divide $151,521.
and colleges, and that we consider
Although he has never f'own, i nd a sportsman.
arrangements have been made to | h®** * hangar on the roof.”
The world champion Yankee base the operation of such school organi­
Jones is a friend of the air mail.
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Mr.
Babson
said
that
clothing
hnndje even a larger crop of fruit
„
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Oil his own initiative, he has, with- GOLD HILL PAVILION
this year than Inst and some of the *'ou*“
turned out the way news
slump and are fast loosing their en business men of our great state, and
In the past few months, clean* I
UNDERGOING CHANGES bqst help obtainable hhvie signed »>a*M?rs “re by modern presses,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
ormous
lead in the American League
away the heavy underbrush near
_
up for work in the local plant.
|
The cloth will be fed in one end
his station, constructing an enter-
Workmen have been busy Hie past
The picking and packing of fruit 7 .,l?e ,nachine like paper and the which they have maintained all sea­ that a copy of these resolutions be
gcncy landing field 100 by SIM) yrrds. ,l''> days remodelling the Gold Hill is always long looked forward to ' ln,s’le<i «uit Qr dress w ill come out son. Even the heavy stick of Babe spread on the minutes of this organ-
ization and also furishedt the Port­
Varney air mail service pilots have I’f'ilio n .
in this community as rt furnishes i'1 ,he ot*ler ***** pressed nnd in a Ruth who has pounded out upwards
land Chamber of Commerce and all
of
40
home
runs
already
this
season
visited and approved the field.
Since
resuming
charge
of
the
hall
M r K in e ii, . )„.« i
„ i
.
employment for all idle hands nnd , * re"',y for ‘fc,lv*’'y* Shoes will
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other members of the State Chamber
' '
1 ”’en drawing Ins incidentally brings with it a short *
from an entirely new pro- seems able to stein the losing tide.
of Commerce and school boards of
m
i
t
lug
crowds
and
is
remodeling
Via
of
prosperity
duc*
nnd
»*«nipcd
out
at
a
rate
en­
Dan
Moody,
governor
of
Texas
is
Preparing Loading Groand
the state of Oregon.
tile hall to ti ke rare of them. The
e
n
,
aiding two or three factories to the favorite in the Primary run-off
W. W. HHtle was busy Iasi week f oor lias been ex,tended to the w ills
Respectfully Submitted,
make all the shoes for the nation. of last we^k. Senator Mayfield will
C impleieg Schooling
end with a fresno scraper nm| team
FRANK S. WARD,
on all sides and seats have been
Houses
w
ill
be
standardized
and
be forced into another race due io
John Logan has completed his
leveling a new loading ground for huid in nil around Hie sides. The
Secretary.
manufactured
like
automobiles.
tiie
fact
that
he
did
not
receive
a
¡.>
!
loling
at
the
Oregon
State
Col-
Ihe Southern Pnc'flc across 4lli lui'conys have I.ten removed
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majority.
In Texas a candidate
sa v e ' injie Summer school and has ac
avenue from the depot. The new » f o _ r one s , lio r l , s e c .. tio n o v e r the cheek
XTRA IXTRAI
must receive a majority in order to
,
,
i <•’tried employment nt the VanHov-
loid'ng ground will lie made use of
May I print a kiss on your lips?”
rcom w ,el, w ,ll be reserved. The enl.erg orchard near this city.
receive
the
nomination.
by the trucks handling the Van lu n c h n n d r ifrp .s h m e n t c o u n te r has
I asked,
CITY WATER IS BAD
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Hoevenlierg pear crop. Mr. Van been extended Io about tw ice i t s ' I e >.rns from School
And she nodded her sweet per­
Bids have been received for a site
Notices are out cautioning {
Ho venberg has a bumper crop of former length
mission.
for the postoffice and federal build­
| Mrs Fre(f
G. Guy has returned
fru't this year and will start ship 1
the
users
of
city
water
from
us-
|
So
we
went to press and I rather
ing
at
Klamath
Falls.
I lie local l»:ill has become well from Eugene where she has been in
pin? Ih's week. The loading
guess
ing city water without first
^ ulhern Oregon for its attendance at summer school. She
Plans
are
being
laid
for
the
estab­
on Ihe railroad Inis been taken up delightful
boiling it. While there may be |
We printed a full edition.
(I nces and good music has been majoring in music prepar-
lishing of air beacons along the
so much b.v the different enterprises
ev„n .|llril,u ,,lo
,”aJ‘>*'»’K in music prepar-
no real danger, the water test | mute from Seattle to San Francisco. “One edition is hmrdly enough,”
bere that a new space w, s impera- " '
"
n dr w o
'"'’7 ‘°
'!,kin« ch;,r"e ° f
shows it ,o bear impurities and |
She said with a charming pout.
• live.
1
i'"l*"''1
I'«*» di awing very good music departments of the local
I his system of beacons is proposed
therefore the notices.
So we put the form on the press
I erow. (.
Io
make
the
navigation
of
the
air
by
I school and the Hogue River school.
again
night more secure.
And got some extras out,
Mr». Ann« Shipley Miller ha» dis­
posed of her eighty acre ranch on
Surdine Creek to Donald C. Reams
of Medford who will take possess­
io n about August tlth . Mr. Reums
expects to make considerable im­
provements on the place and make
it his home.
Mrs. Miller w ill leave for Oregon
City or thereabouts as soon us the
transfer is e<uii|il.eted, where she
will make her home in the future.
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